i am joined by massachusetts gov. deval patrick. the second term democrats is the author of "a reason to believe." he joins us tonight from washington. it is always have to give you -- to have you on this program, sir. i am anxious to get to the book. i enjoyed it. let me start with a few questions about the president's words today. this is my own assessment read i have not heard the president that forceful, that forthright and a longtime. i am happy to see it. is the president finally starting to find a spot? >> i am thrilled with the speech. he put the real question to not just the republicans, but to the american people. the one that we are really debating, what kind of country do we want to live in? what is the character of this country? do we still believe in the american dream? what are we willing to sacrifice? tavis: how is this debate impacting the states? >> we are in pretty good shape in washington -- in massachusetts. we have delivered four budgets now. we have had to reduce headcount in state government, but we have also

and -- ♪ you're elected ♪ you're elected ♪ good luck to you today ♪ smile to the newly named sf gov tv crew there. ♪ they do a good job. thank you there today. ♪ smile to the new sf gov tv and tv 2. ♪ ♪ the mouth died in your city arms tonight it didn't get a chance to bite ♪ it was over 100 years all right ♪ and they ran when they saw the light ♪ and control you should fix today and all right ♪ open your city to me ♪ city you hold the city luck ♪ -- city lock and i hold the key ♪ dee, dee, dee ♪ open your city ♪ i'll make you love it ♪ hope that you do love the city you're in ♪ doo, doo, doo ♪ me and mayor lee and we're traveling free ♪ traveling around the budget ♪ me and mayor lee and we'll fix it up please ♪ how i love being a free city man ♪ [chime] >> next speaker. >> [it's a true story about happiness, success, whether or not they're the same or not. the first time i was in the shelter in eugene, oregon, which, by the way, feeds rotten meat to people still to this day, i'm in the line and i wasn't really depressed about being there or anything. but this guy ahead of me could tel

when i talked about in the beginning was the four components of the gov.'s plan. the two metal components is how the existing obligation is to find and talk about. as well as what the role and responsibilities are. i just raised a couple of examples. if there is a very narrow door of obligations and commitments, which could see a situation where only portions that we are working on in the city and county of san francisco make it to the other side. i want to emphasize how important this is. we have gotten what we believe is an existing obligation in terms of commitment of the money for and tax commitments for infrastructure and things like that. what we do not have place are the subsequent dea's with non profit housing developers. we do not have in place right now, we have to bond into the future the affordable housing. that is under that this position and development agreement. the worst-case scenario is a scenario where the project gets through the door. you can issue bonds into the future to meet our affordable housing obligation. that is a very important issue

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a judge said the the wisconsin gov.annot implement that new law that strips public workers of their collective bargaining rights. it was not published properly the legislation was brought out thousands of protesters in recent months. >>catherine: in new hampshire, happening now. protesters look a lot like the wisconsin protesters. state workers upset about a state budget limiting their power of labor unions. limiting parking on working conditions and wages. >>catherine: 10 sailors hurt on this naval carrier uss before a fire broke out on the jet. this was off the coast of southern california. the jet had an engine problem and exploded. >>catherine: new with formation on the bus accident on march 12th killing 15 people. that driver could of been speeding newly 78 m.p.h.! also evidence of nearly--78 m.p.h. and no evidence supporting that was clipped by a tractor-trailer. >>pam: more market of these forces near ganassi in washington a battle is breaking out on capitol hill on how much the u.s. should do. if >> the defense

time is ticking on california gov. jerry brown.ce the budget, a new elite times poll released this weekend shows that 52 percent of voters in the state agree with brown planned. it 30 percent oppose. the plan would close at the $26 billion deficit through 12 billion in spending cuts, 14 billion in renewing already increased taxes. a move that would last for five years. it something that's opposed by republicans. the one a tax increase to be renewed for that lot. california republicans argue that policy changes need to be made specifically a spending cap in sacramento and a penchant for. in the poll 53 percent of those surveyed favored a combination approach to the budget crisis that include both spending cuts and tax increases. most surveyed agreed with the governor's plan, more than 40 percent of those surveyed say they are also not very familiar with the details of the governor's plan. it this poll found that four out of five california voters are not happy with the job that been done in the legislature. if they don't like the fi

i did watch the video, the streaming video, and thesf gov tv version over the last several days. i applaud the commissioners and the members of the public who sat through it live and

president chiu: if we could have sf gov tv on the laptop? there we are. that could be a different presentation. if we want to hear from the next speaker as we are working on a laptop, why don't i ask the next speaker to step up, please? >> good afternoon. my name is hollywood marshall. i do not live at parkmerced. i know it well and the people who live there because i have been a commissioner on the san francisco went board for 27 years and have seen this building and these people for all of those years, and grown very fond of them. since the appellants each had only five minutes to cover the eir, i am going to try to fill in a few things they were not able to get to. one is alternatives. there has been some talk -- some hope that you'll will send this back to consider a no- demolition alternative. as i understand it, the mayor's office of work force development is now saying that has been analyzed. i want to correct that. there is a no project alternative which is required by law to be considered. that is the only alternative that does not involve demoli

but the tenant gov. elect gavin newsom played his delight card and was not sworn in. some saw humor in in his delight. >> i am proud, from your the tenant governorship, if and when it begins -- >> others disagreed with the decision. i think he should have been sworn in on monday. that seems to be in the spirit of the state of constitution of california. >> the next day, the board had one last chance to nominate their twice for interim mayor on january 4. >> when the board finally got around to actually nominating people for, and taking up the issue of inter mayorship, the first thing people should know is it was late at night. the board really put this off as light as they could. people were tired and cranky. that is the first thing people should know about this meeting. >> they said they would take nominations according to who was on the roster first. so it became a game of jeopardy where the question was, who could press the button first? then it became this sort of strategy. >> having run out of time, board members began the first round of nominations. >> i would n

>> under the gov.'s plan, he wants to read direct. he thinks that abolishing redevelopment frees up about $1.7 billion. what he wants to do is to redirect that $1.7 billion in this fiscal year to pay for this. trial courts and the metical -- medical are not the kinds of things that you pay for it with property tax dollars. he needs a two-thirds approval to eliminate redevelopment and redirect the money in that way. if you focus on redevelopment and distribute tproperty tax dollars, and then he could just go forward. >> are just wanted to thank fred for being here. commissioners, there have been discussions with fred and other department leaders about the implications and what we know today. because the bill that the governor proposed is silent on the issue of entitlements, the issue was to go forward. many of the entitlements would shift. there would clearly need to be legislation to make that happen. one of the things we will have to look carefully at is the issue of notification and the actual actions that you take. and if that thos

gov.'s support. >> correct me if i'm wrong, redevelopment agencies had to show certain criteria to be able to be established or funded. one was the presence of light. the other was the provision of affordable housing, and the third was certain infrastructures to an area that did not have infrastructure before. there may be others. the question is, they do not have a requirement >> they do not require that you make the bike findings. funds generated in the district can be used for infrastructure improvements outside of the district. >> they would need the consent of those residents in a particular district? gosh yes. >> i am from the office of economic work force development. we wanted to walk you through some of the other projects, many of which are refinements to the plans attached to the 2006 term sheet. the development agreement, the sustainability plan, the agreement between the home initiative into the community facilities plan. first of the development agreement, which is separate fro

presidential campaign if he chooses to run donald trump does not raise any money, nor has former alaskan gov. sarah pailin or my custody. if these numbers are night and day to what we saw in april of 2007, when brought go, and hillary clinton running for president at which time they raised 26 and 25 million. we're going to talk more about him at 5:00 because his popularity has soared quite a bit in the past month. politically he is just jumping in leaps and bounds above the other people. >>pam: whether it is buzzing over all about president barack obama town hall at face book. kimberly is here with a look at what some of our viewers had to say about the event. >>kimberlee: the event was trained on line and entering the town hall our viewers to to facebook and www.kron4.com. first off, brian was not impressed by the event at all. it committed about 45 seconds and had clicked off. maybe they should of brought the teleprompter long. in told he was disappointed at what the president had to save he's still have holes in our nation's economy plan and health plan. we want to know you thought about

former gov.eded rocco, i look forward to hearing details on your jobs plans are as are the 14 million unemployed americans. well, this music, images fills this 35 second video released by former minnesota governor. he released this just after president barack obama posted his video this morning. he said to take a new direction it's going to take a new president. the republican national committee also launched a video at corresponding website you could see here called " it is in hiring tocoke isn't hirinhope isn't hi >>catherine: an interesting list, maybe donald trump interesting to watch. thank you kimberly. >>catherine: there's not going to be a civilian trial and you work for the man who says he was the mastermind of the 911 attacks. there is his picture. for alleged henchmen they are all going to be tried in military court. it this is an about- face for the a bomb administration it comes amid widespread opposition around republicans and democrats particularly in new york. or victims of a susp

new contract signed by gov. jerry brown will lo prison guards, to collect the windfall when they retire. as kate thompson explains, prison guards will be able to collect an unlimited amount of vacation time in cash and know when they retire three >>kate: a big payday for prison guards. if the date cap on accumulating vacation time is being thrown out. now there will be no limit on how much vacation time can the bank. it will matter when present guards earn their time off, but it will be paid out at their high salary. the new contract will also give the 30,000 members of the prison union, a week's vacation over a year to start. meaning that they're more likely to thank even more on news time off than ever before. the legislative analyst's office said adding more time will cost the state in the long run, currently prison guards already have 19 weeks of accumulated leave. how much will this cost the state? the state didn't have an estimate, last year the department of corrections paid out $100 million in unused lea

george allen wants his job back, and former gov. tim kaine has decided to fight him for it. >> the democrats are likely that kaine has come back into the arena. i am not sure how eager he was, but clearly he is the heavyweight here. he is the guy who could beat george allen. otherwise, it would end of runway, a short switch over to the republicans -- it would have been a runaway, a short-t -- a sure switch over to the reluctance. >> allen is ahead, double digits at the moment -- >> kaine is a popular governor and he has not started running at. >> he left his republican successor -- he kept cutting so that virginia was not in all the way most states or, and his republican successors were able to spend money. >> tim kaine will be succeeded by it debbie wasserman schultz. >> she was greeted by the traditional values coalition -- "way to go, dnc. you found a candidate best fits your profile for chairman, a junk yard dog who is mean, nasty, able to speak at a moment's notice, and able to manipulate the facts and always uncompromising." >

stone: time is ticking on gov. jerry brown, a ton to balance the budget. a poll shows that 52 percent of voters in the state agree with rounds of budget plan. 38 percent oppose it. that plan would close the $26 billion deficit through 12 billion in spending cuts, 14 billion and already increased taxes. specifically in the area of sales tax, income tax and vehicle tax a move that would last for five years. the governor was to bring a vote for his plan to the people. it something that's been opposed by republicans. the lead tax increase to be renewed for that long. california republicans argue that policy changes need to be made. specifically a spending cap in sacramento and pension reform. in the poll 53 percent of those surveyed favored a combination approach to the crisis that includes both spending cuts and tax increases. while most surveyed agreed with the governor's plan, more than 40 percent of those surveyed said they're also not very familiar with the details of the governor's plan. this poll found four out of five california voters are not happy wi

web site updates anything that ends in .gov, also blackberry service for governments employees. we heard many federal ploys will have to give up their blackberries. here's the short list, the postal service thankfully will stay open, the tax deadline that will not go way that will still be bullied teens. a couple extra days because of the federal calendar but she was taught deaf pile your taxes are face a penalty. it home and security will continue operate, please may have to work without pay, medicare at least for now will continue making payments to hospitals and doctors. >>pam: there's even some talks of the military might not get their checks. how long? >>jonathan: the blasted a few hours to a few days. they're debating that on military on the floor of the house possibly extending checks to the military cuts this shutdown could last for weeks. the long this one was in the '90s that lasted for 21 days. if there was a shut down the remains to be seen. >>jacqueline: a breezy afternoon around the bay area, current wind speeds, san francisco international's been seen once in the

gov. o'malley will be signing legislation very soon and the state of arkansas also. i would tell you the states are moving in the right direction. some are moving more robustly than others. >> synthetic drugs have recently come into the news whether it is a chemicals that mimic the effects of heroin, cocaine and the like -- how significant a problem is that? for every chemical we find, we have to test it and the term in its origin and affects. that seems to be a significant problem in how quickly the government can respond. >> the d a just recently used their powers to go against the synthetic drugs causing that problem. the states can move more quickly and have more flexibility than the federal government. whether it was synthetic marijuana or bath salts, we have seen the state's move effectively and quickly to ban those substances. >> i want to go back to kentucky and then go to georgia. is there anything kentucky should be doing more of to curb this problem and to what extent could what they are doing service a model for states like georgia which recently passed l

new mexico gov. announcing he is running for president.nomination, he supports legalization of marijuana and some abortion- rights. he was ran all one person to fix the business that grew to 1000 employees. >> mark: we wil >> darya: we will be back in a couple of minutes. >> james: the roof view showing you patchy fog and cold temperatures. some spots are 5- 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. this afternoon sunday, and mild. we will get enough sun shine in their warming it up nicely. this evening it will be cloudy, a chance of rain comes into tomorrow. that is part of our wet weather. current temperatures at the moment 49 in san francisco, 41 san rosa, 47 in san jose, 44 out in livermore. all and all it is a cold start, this afternoon increasing into the upper 50s, upper 60s in some spots. here you see the color chart, warmer part of the day '60s and the north bay, down into the south bay that is where we will see warmer temperatures. let's show you the satellite view, the changes on the way coming into view all of these bits and pieces of

those things were inserted by gov. martin o'malley. while it is a longstanding practice, some lawmakers say is just wrong. >> it is just that part of the budget process is being used. while we are dealing with the certain subject matter, what the cost is going to be for a hearing, being inserted is part of this process that is part of the budget package. >> the governor has to reveal a subject -- a supplemental budget process to mark that as part of ongoing negotiations. the clock ticked down to the net -- to the end of the session, but it includes everything from the budget to the governor's top priorities. keep in mind, legislators are leaving annapolis in less than two weeks. david collins has more. >> they are called budget conferees, a select but conferees and -- a select budget conferees and staff. however, many of the budget items being discussed include cigna began apology changes. they did not stratas legislation >> the budget we are submitting to the general assembly today -- >> the governor simply inserted the budget for pro

so how the hell does the you gov handle that. there is a way in which they could do it very cleverly and maybe change everything in the middle east. if the new government said we'll have a referendum on this treaty and if there was a referendum my guess is that eighty percent of egyptians would say terry we don't want it it hasn't served our interest it hasn't served the arab interests and certainly trenches you. know with that kind of reform we saw a new government say to america and heard our people speak you say you like democracy i don't want this treaty but we'll have the treaty would keep it if you use your leverage on israel to get them out of the occupied territories what a fascinating scenario that would provide ok let's take it back a bit and let's talk a bit about syria because that's the current country that's that's entering into this whole process and i meant europe and the us if we are straits it's calls for un sanctions but it's a country that's been under international pressure for a long time over its ties to ir

you can submit questions now at white house .gov slash facebook town hall. >>> on to the weather as weweek, changes to talk about. >> rain once again. spencer is here with the forecast. >> big changes are coming our way, but you wouldn't know it tonight. the skies are clear and it is comfortably cool. 49 in napa. low to mid50sin other locations. and it is dry i might add as well. tomorrow night at this time things will be quite different. sunny and breezy tomorrow. the showers will begin tomorrow night, late tomorrow night. it will be very cool on thursday with even a chance of some thunder. this afternoon byway of time lapse the sky looked like this from the high definition sutro camera looking over the bay. the clouds kept temperatures down a bit today. quite a bit below yesterday's highs, but it was a pleasant day. the satellite-radar shows a week frontal system passing through that brought us the clouds. but more significant change is coming with this cold, unstable air mass that will be dropping down out of the gulf of alaska and it will bring temperatures down and it will bring u