>> a no vote on proposition 23 will keep the law, ab-32 on the books.t -- proposition 23 doesn't get to suspend ab-32, it doesn't hit the pause button, it hits the delete button. the unemployment rate that proposition 23 is talking about, to require that for four quarters, that hasn't happened in 30 years. that is not realistic. it doesn't make an argument. >> largest sector of venture capitalists is green energy. where would that money go? >> mass mass. california is the leader in the nation of green collar jobs. we are getting private investment at a phenomenal rate and that is growing innovation and creating new products that are actually helpful for the environment. it's creating the innovation that will help many people. it's working on innovative fuels. all of that money has been coming in because there has been a supportive environment for innovation and creation of jobs in the state of california. that will go. it will be gone. >> i understand that prop 22 is a dirty energy proposition? >> i do call it that way. we should be voting no. >> you ha

on ab-32 i was in the legislature and i voted no on ab-32 and i'm going to share with you why.why would why would i vote on something when there is no concrete regulations of what is going to happen with ab 32. it was a shell being begin to carb. it's unaccountable to no one and they were in process of banning plasmas. why should i support something that doesn't have concrete regulation in place? now i'm going to be voting on proposition 23 and once the regulations are into ab-32, i'm going the make it clear, if they hurt and stifle job growth in california, i support a one-year moratorium. if after a year they continue to stifle and don't allow us to grow in california, we have to put mr. of a moratorium. but it's one that i can't support because as lieutenant governor, i've been to a lot of groundbreakings and all on technology and we need to work hard on green technology. >> i tell you why i think you are wrong. ab-32 is a godsend for economy and this nation. before it, in california had 34 of venture capital. in 2009 we had 60% because principally of the new framework that is being

guys are very much into guys' abs. >> what do you mean? >> guys are into guys abs? >> alternative demo. men seeking dudes demo. they have rights. >> i don't think they do. >> oh my lord. fix that and edit. >> last topic. scientists discuffed nearly 200 new species in plants and animals in a remote rainforest. one of those is this, a tube-nosed fruit bat that bears the resemblance to the guy yogurt from the star trek movie. matt, the most beautiful animal you have ever seen? >> i got one already. i love it. >> put a, robert reisch? does it look like hem? >> kind of. what i was thinking is this has happened from world war ii. they blew that place apart. did they find these already? >> i think we may have created them. >> bernadette, do we really need 200 new species? seriously. >> we don't need the 200 species, but andy, those scientists discovered the new species because they went to public school and wore uniforms and their mind was on science and not bling. >> the world is not coming to an end. >> exactly. >>> bill, rumor has it this animal was discovered in you. >

thanks in good measure to this guy and these abs in the house. 28-year-old mike sorrentino. >> how are you? >> reporter: known to all as the situation. >> this is the situation right here. my abs are so ripped up it's called the situation. >> reporter: a nickname even the producers needed some getting used to. >> what kind of name is situation, man? >> what are you referring to? i was like well i'm kind of referring to my abs but referring to my personality. >> did you take any steroids to make that help? >> never, never, never. the steroid is a bulkier look. i have a more thin lean look. i also believe i have pretty good camera presence, just automatically one-liners are not practiced. they just come out quick, naturally. >> guess what? i'm about to smash tonight. >> reporter: as naturally as he pops open that six-pack -- >> i need to trademark this. >> reporter: the situation's catch phrases have shown pop culture stickynesses from naming unattractive women grenade. >> there's one grenade. >> reporter: to his morning routine of gtl. gym, tannin

, which everyone thinks if the war does begin again, it will begin there in abe. and we got to figure out as part of the diplomatic surge that president obama has announced, figure out a way to address the concerns of the people that live there in the broader puzzle of the different interests of the two parties. it's all negotiatable. and that's the good news, the bad news is that we only have 88 days until the referendum for southern independence. the good news is that we have 88 days in order to stop a war before it starts and that's what our message was yesterday to president obama is to say this is something that can actually be prevented before it starts. >> larry: and how receptive was he, john? >> not only receptive, but i think ahead of the curve. and certainly we have been concerned that for the first year and a half of his administration there wasn't enough focus placed on sudan. but he has become concerned with sudan, secretary of state and some others in his administration and we're starting to see some real action. he wants to do more, the republicans

what's wrong with the washington abes? abe lincoln, abe poland. the washington teds. teddy roosevelt, teddy kennedy. bullets, we're still seeing bullets flying around the area. i think it would be a bad way to go. >> let me throw a name until one of the choices in the day was washington power. that's what i thought they should be named. because we're in the most powerful city in the world. >> len said no to sea dogs. >> i was opposed to it back then too. >> where's the sea? >> yeah. where's the sea? where's the dogs? he'll make money when he changes the uniform color. the skeptical fan would say if he changes the name, he'll make more money. because you'll sell more uniforms and the old ones become throwbacks. it could be a money-making thing as well. >> that's always a consideration but i think leonsis is an honest guy who wants to do the right thing. yeah, he wants to make money. but he's already got more money if than god if you pardon the expression. i think he will probably not go back to bullets. i would be surprised if he did. >> buck, do you have a reaction on

secondly, another part of ab-32 is the low carbon fuel standard. that incentivizes biofuels and other substitutes for oil. and that -- we don't want to pull that incentive back. by the way, the people who are crying are two oil companies in texas and a big conglomerate, a petrochemical conglomerate. they're putting up the money. they don't want to deal with it. one said, my god, they're going to use less oil in california. you bet. we're going to use more california sun and more california wind. and we'll get it done. [ applause ] >> let me answer that for just a second because he didn't answer the question that you asked which is what is he going do about the 97% of the jobs that are going to be hurt by ab-32. there was a provision in this law which was such the right provision. in times of economic durr is when we have so many -- duress when we have so many fellow citizen without a job. i was in lancaster, california, the other day. a woman came up to me in tears saying that her husband had just lost his job. they were not sure they would be able

the goal of ab-32 is to reduce green how long gases. the law requires retrofitting trucks and diesel engines along with other emission controls. those in favor of prop 23 say postponing the start of the regulation would save the state billions in higher energy costs and protect more than a million jobs. the regulations would be reinstated once the economy improves. the director of communications for yes on prop 23. >> the costs that are inherent ab-32, they will have to choose between paying higher energy bills or paying their employees. they may be able to stay open but going to have to cut back staff. >> it's ironic to me that they are masquerading about saving jobs but this is opposite. >> he is with a solar panel manufacturing company. he grew from 39 employees to over 150 this year. a company will open a $65 million plant next month. he attributes much of the to the state's strong hees. he claims prop 23 is not a jobs initiative but rather an attempt by texas oil companies to repeal regulations under the global warming law. accordi

right in. >> the abs?m. got them. >> reporter: i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline" in new york. >> i don't know. i spend all $66 on the candy. some costumes are just scarier than others, i guess. when we come back, terrorism and politics. that's a subject of tonight's closing argument. but first, here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next. >> jimmy: sotonight, zach gal n galifianak galifianakis, music from trombone shorty and [ male announcer ] with jerry brown, it's just one dishonest smear after another. and another. just a dishonest politician, trying to hide his record of failure. the real brown plan? more spending on out-of-control state pensions. more favors for the big teachers union, blocking education reform. more job-killing taxes and regulations. more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs.

. >> i hope for abe pollan's sake that they don't do it. i thought it was a classy move by a very classy owner. i think that would be a mistake. i think there are other names that you certainly could consider. and the wizards -- what's wrong with the wizards? they've been star crossed. they haven't won a championship since 1988. >> steve, they are going to change the uniform not this upcoming season but the following season. they are going back to red, white and blue. i know you prefer the old orange. do you think they should go back to bullets. i don't know if the city has identified itself yet with wizards. >> i think the sentiment. the fans leerily in direction to ted leonsis, we like the bullets. those are some of the old fans talking and who knows swat new fans would be happy with. i grew up a bullet fan. i used to go to baltimore to watch them play. i'm so used to saying wizards now, i probably said it more than any human alive. i don't have a problem with that either. i think whatever he wants to do, he will do. i know he want to cha

president, i knew abe lincoln. abe lincoln was an historical hero of mine.s to be seen whether you're even philmore. so please get over yourself before 20 months in you start mount rushmoring yourself. my goodness. might turn out that way. you never know. but for now, cool it. all right. we've got a lot of news in on this bank issue we raised with the congressman earlier. it's up on the web site. more on fox business in an hour. bank of america holding up on a lot of foreclosures in 23 states. it follows other banks trying to do the same to sort of solve this as a result of the allegation that a lot of bank personnel are signing these things without reading them. isn't that what we did two years ago? doing it over again. the former ceo of lockheed

the investigation into abe triggered a postal abuse charge against atsuko moraki.ka lsth presiding judge in muraki's case. in that hearing the judge rejected t statements of one of muraki's subordinates and said the prosecutor's esong sinappropriate. muraki was acquitted, but a prosecutor and his superiors were arrested for tampering with evidence andttptg t cer up their actions. >>> japanese companies and organizations in the geothermal power generationndtry will cooperate to sell plants abroad amid growing global competition. geothermal power generation harnesses hot steam, drawn from underground magma reservoirs and emits little carbon dioxide. demand for geothermal power plants is expected to increase in countri with volcanos. a group of 20 companies and organizations will work to gain more orders for large-scale projects overseas. the group includes kyushu electric power compan sumitomo corporation, and fuji electric. japan has the largest share of the world's geothermal power plant market but they expect increased competition with firms in europe, the uted st

really was abe lincoln honest? mary: does this dress make my backside look big? abe: perhaps...save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?really host: is having a snowball fight with pitching great randy johnson a bad idea? man: yeah, i'm thinking maybe this was a bad idea. >> tonight i announce the "rally to restore sanity." [applause] >> a lot of people think it is a great idea. in a lot of people are not comfortable with the glenn beck- sarah palin politics. what do you think, colby? a week before the election. >> i am not big on stephen colbert because my name is colbert and it has always been pronounced colbert. the white colberts purchased my ancestors -- >> you cannot hang that on stephen colbert. >> no, but it has always been the white colberts and black colberts announcing it that way. how dare he bring his group to washington. >> i am a devotee of the program because it is fun, and he has been pretty savage about obama and democrats who smear people, too. so i'd like the idea of the rally for sanity. >> is it good for democrats, mark? >> no. >> it is terrible fo

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ab 744 found on page two, dealt with mtc's hotline program. they pretty much abandoned that bill midway through this year, and that did it fail passage. they will be pursuing that funny, scaled-back -- they will be pursuing that funding. ab 987 passed through, and that deals with transit village and expands the radius of the area of improvement within the transit village from a quarter mile of the parcel to half a mile. a little more flexibility for transit village development. your other local members has been very active, mr. amiano, pushing the bill that would kill -- pushing the bill that would deal with right turns, pushing the mechanism there. that did pass handily. we do not expect problems because i think he worked out his issues with the state and highway patrol. the other bill we watched, ever since it has been introduced, ultimately did failed passage -- fail passage, but having said that, we have all suspected that some flexibility will ultimately play itself out in the budget, although sb 10, as a vehicle, is no longer available.

that is ab 2034. >>? there anyone here who can inject a little hope -- is there anyone here who can inject a little hope? we know that there are barriers. we know the laws are overreaching. we have employers that ignore the laws. so what is the solution, dr. richard s. -- dr. richards? how are we going to turn this around for california and the nation? >> i am actually giving this paper in two weeks in finland at a conference, but just some of our ideas that come out of the convict criminology group. the first is and the war on drugs. just and it. -- just end it. it started in 1960 with richard nixon. it has been going on 50 years. nobody has even kept count of how many people have been arrested -- 10 million, 20 million, 30 million? it sounds like something out of stalin's russia. turn in your neighbors, turn in your friends. if you turn in 10 people, you get less time in prison. that is what it is, you know? this war on drugs is something out of stalin's russia. and let's stop this war on sex offenders

that is ab 2034. >>? there anyone here who can inject a little hope -- is there anyone here who can inject a little hope? we know that there are barriers. we know the laws are overreaching. we have employers that ignore the laws. so what is the solution, dr. richard s. -- dr. richards? how are we going to turn this around for california and the nation? >> i am actually giving this paper in two weeks in finland at a conference, but just some of our ideas that come out of the convict criminology group. the first is and the war on drugs. just and it. -- just end it. it

that is ab 2034. >>? there anyone here who can inject a little hope -- is there anyone here who can inject a little hope? we know that there are barriers. we know the laws are overreaching. we have employers that ignore the laws. so what is the solution, dr. richard s.

bend the knee, you work the abs and shoulders. third one your shoulders. here bringing it to the shoulders and turning the weight as you go up and squeeze your abdominals. everything starts in the abs. i would like four to try it. >> i will. i will try it later. quickly, how much weight should each person plan on liftin >> you have to get a weight that makes you exert yourself but not strain. r perch s six throh 10 you get maximum exertion. that allows the body to burn body fat and you can lose inches. >> what you suggested for me was five pounds to get started. i'll do this after the show and i'm so glad you came today. i know you'll be coming every week for us? >> yes, i will. every week. >> we'll have some other tips for folks. >> one nutrition tip everyone should do is the times -- try not to eat after 7:30 in the evening. if you have a hunger pain put a piece fruit in your system. the fruit will burn the excess fat in the body and drink some tea. >> that's the thing we'll do this week. no eating after 7:30 tonight and remember those exercis with the w

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supported the proposition two years ago that raised theu a certain level. ,a>> has the department been abele alli=t the requests fr reassessment of property due to falling property values? >>é)q we did a couple of things. 7xnour constitutional goal is to fairly and accurately assess property by the end of the fiscal year. the obligation to reduce property2y÷ values, to equalize them to what the tax value should be. u0mwe reviewed over 15,000 ñ 15,000 homeowners were reviewed. ódon top of that, we had a 1100 applicationsw%, almost 4000 homeowners, and we did about the same number this year.údcthat nm ofs ago. they actually small relative to other bay area counties. where we willk propositioigy a reductions. 200,000 properties. "+r>> could you explain your "ce the loophole" >> i started it about a year- and-a-half ago. xwwhat led me to it, i have hao deal=pz with the good and the battle with proposition 13. is influencing every single day. jvñit was sold as a measure to p seniors, specifically, in their homes. Ñi-it was a way to make sure tht the homeowner was never taxed. tax reasons. i

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first, ab 32 was signed into existence in 2006. could we stimulate green jobs and that was the plan. we had a 12.4% unemployment rate. here is what people need to understand. today, only 3% of jobs are green and 97% of jobs are in the other part of the economy. 32 will do damage to the 97% of the jobs in the rest of the economy. it is not fair to the employees in trucking and packaging to drive those jobs out of state. i called for a one-year moratorium. which was built into that law. there is a provision to freeze it and fix it. that is what want to do. i want to freeze the implementation for year and fix it to see if we can nurture green jobs but not drive 97% of the other economy out of the state. that is my plan. with regard to proposition 23, that would have eliminated ab 32. i thought a one-year moratorium on the implementation was a better way to go. that is where i stand. we can be green and smart. we cannot be -- jeopardize the unemployment -- the jobs of people who are working hard and barely making it because we have 2.3

>> even abe knew. >> even abe knew. >>> good morning, america.th vargas. robin roberts is on assignment this morning. >>> using his fame and concern to call attention to what is being called the ticking time bomb in africa. he just got back from sudan. this is a cause near and dear to his heart. we're going to talk to him live in a few moments. >> he met with president obama yesterday afternoon. we'll hear about it this morning. >>> also this morning, from wrestling superstar, to former governor, jesse ventura is chasing down unsolved mysteries. he'll be here live, ahead. >>> first, juju, you have kids that aren't dressed for school this morning. >> i do. they're dressed in pajamas. my friends and i look like we're dressed for a pajama party. we're looking at a great organization, dedicating to giving kids sweet dreams. we're joined by the founder program, jennifer, with some of my pajama-clad friends. you're one of those people that sees the need and does something about it. we know that bedtime reading was critical. but you met a girl who didn'

here at ab and t mark everybody has giants fever. 5400 miles away the sharks are opening up a regularn sweden. sharks have fans out there. and there is these two that can score. later in the period there is two goals on a 15-7 stance and there is tied at two after run. there is a rifter, and the sharks a 3-2 lead holding on and will play again in stock holme tomorrow. shifting gears squeezing in college football there is a huge game down on the farm tomorrow. and there is cardinal hosting usc. we're going to have that game for you with a 5:00 p.m. kickoff here on abc 7. both cardinals and trojans coming off first losses of the season. stanford found sthechls on the wrong end of a track meet. a 52-31 loss. and there is sc lost against washington. jim harbaugh had success but is expecting a difficult game. >> this team is the same team i'm used to seeing. very talented and well coached 678 -- and you know, very dominant type of physical football team. and once again, telling you stanford versus usc. we'll have the showdown. 5:00 kickoff. and when done, highlights on after the game aroun

. >> she would suspend ab-32 for a year. >> we need to own green jobs, we can own them but let's make sure we don't hurt the rest of the economy. >> she is going to suspend it for a year. what about the year after. >> brown says the green jobs are the future and whitman's delay would create uncertainty. >> that the worst thing when business people have to commit funds and take risks. we want certainty. >> i asked hem both how they would hold down state spending. brown said what he would not cut. >> we're not going to cut road building or high speed rail. >> when pressed he said he would cut government workers? >> i would start with the big shots, start with the governor's office, start with some of the lawyers. >> cutting the government work force is part of whitman's plan as well by instituting a hiring freeze. >> we're going to hold people accountable for delivering results based on the number of people they had five years ago. >> it. >> so where else would they cut? brown says he would put that tough question to voters? >> what is it you want and how are we going to pay for it? i w

ab 32 is going to do real damage to the 97% of the jobs and rest of the economy. >> fact check?arbon intensive jobs will face increases, but they're not 97% of the jobs. jerry brown insists it will create jobs. >> yes. oil companies are screaming. if you put thousands of people to work, retro fitting buildings so they don't burn as much that puts people to work here and save money to kons assumer autos fact check? that is disputed by a legislative analyst report saying ab 32 will negatively impact the economy in the short term. and whitman points out 40 prgs% of california's education funding goes to bureaucracy. >> fact check? it's misleading. the 60-40 split is accurate. 40% pays for buses cafeterias, heating, cooling, school nurses and california 60-40 split is in right for the rest of the country. the after rinl is 63-37. this was the final debate. brown and whitman scheduled to appear on the same stage once more, october 24th agreeing to sit down with the governor for an unscripted conversation. >> will be interesting. >> fun to watch. >> thank you very much. >> money scope

. >>> para el abogado meg whitman abbi abbing twou bajo parámetro legales. >>> cuandomente patrón tienedra. >>> si ella es sigue dirl le dijo que no la conocía a una forma e errónea. >>> comenzó la etapa de votación temprana el departamento de san francisco invitó a sus electores que vayan a su oficina, tambié se completo o el envío de folletos a todos los votantes registrado. >>> tambié le recordamos que la fecha limítese viene el próximo 18 de octubre. >>> fatiga y falta de entretenimiento podrían ser la causa de la explosión de una tubería en ssan bruno. >>> se investiga si los trabajadores de pgni estaban agotado, o si recibían el entretenimiento. >>> brasil ningún candidato obtuvo votos mínimo y ahora se van a una segunda vuelta. >>> qu tal amigos vamos a hablar del inicio de semana se siente el otoñ ahora si detalle al volver i'm meg whitman and i'm running for governor of california. i'm committed to working with the latino community, because i value the contributions you make to our state every day. i believe that dreams can still be built in california. i understand what it tak