amongthe democrats in san francisco on tuesday -- wait, this is tuesday. the governor was hereand -- these flubs dreeping closer together as we it is here through the evening. you had aconversation with somebody from the governor's office >> right. what they said arethe first votes we see are the permanent absen tees. this doesnot include the new registered million voters that have rej sterd in the last 75 days. itdoesn't include san francisco -- that's what the governor is betting on, a slow garage y'all increase over night. that's thebet, and it is in fact merely closing >> we talk about how devastating this would be, but we haven't been specific about it. thestate is already 37 on spending for the child. if kids in ourschools lose three weeks of time in the classroom, it just puts them back and expands the education and ang demic act >> day that, there is a new realty sinking in in this election. you talk to peoplewho have kids dm skooshlgs they were just the same on prop 30 as they were on others. if youlook at the other, 38, it's not going anywhere ei

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