. >> the rates may be different but result has bnt same. >> the administration points out this governor is only following the law. under the schwartzeneggar administration the court stepped in and let almost all paroled killers go despite what the governor wanted. >> other governors have flouted the law and ignored the law. what the law says is that if an individual has been deemed not a threat to public safety, then the governor must allow the decision to stand. >> governor brown's aids say streets are not anymore dangerous and stanford university found of the 860 murders released since 1995 only five were arrested for another crime, none violent. that is less than one half of 1%. >> we feel good about decisions they're thorough. and we confident. and charles manson follower tex watson was denied parole, crime victims groups wonder about the next time. >> many of the manson clan have done perfect in prison z they could very well end up being in front of the governor some day who, unfortunately, may at this rate may let them out. >> the governor's office rs says that a court order to re

panasonic reported on friday they posted a net loss of about $4 bnt 4 billion in the first nine months of the fiscal year ending in march. sales came to around $78 billion. that's a drop of about 10% from a year earlier when calculated in yen. panasonic's expected loss for the entire fiscal year is 86% more than the projection the company made in october. the deep red ink is attributed in part to a slowdown in overseas economies due to credit worries in europe. the company also cites flooding in thailand and poor sales in its core television and cell phone businesses. panasonic president says he feels heavy responsibility for his company posting such a huge loss. >> translator: our biggest task is to make panasonic profitable again in the coming years. to this end, all the staff should unite together and make all out efforts. >> he indicates he has no intention to step down from his post. this week other leading companies are also giving earnings forecasts that are lackluster at best one after another. sharp expects a record loss for fiscal year through march. it predicts the net loss

a's agreed to a contract extension and team owner lou wolf with a five-year extension has bnt gm since 1998. this is another sign of the a's expected to be headed to san jose. long time shark nolan played in the nhl 18 years and holds many records. super bowl champion giants honored today in new york city. mayor bloomberg declared new york to be the big blue apple estimated up to a million fans may have lined the route for the giants second super bowl victory in four years. and that reminded everybody. >> we've got a ring! we've got a ring! yeah! >> and guess what? i got two! >> giants fans were enjoying the title, patriots fans woke up and found this, the tight end, the big guy in the white shirt bad ankle and all dancing the night away at this video is from sunday night. right after the super bowl loss. he seems to be past the grieving stage. >> i'd say. >> we all grieve in our own way autos yes. >> woo-hoo. >> yes. >> thanks. >> is that this edition of abc 7 news. >> and for larry, spencer and all of us here, have a good night. >> we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. male announce

so the woman came back and the ring bnts grow, but the worm was enormous.threw the worm and the ring in the lake and the worm kept growing to what you see before you is what they believe is the iceland worm monster. for the past 7 centuries it has been making appearances. but when it makes appearances, bad things happen. this video was just taken this month. they also have still pictures of it. the skeptics believe this is nothing more than a frozen fishing net make its way through the icy waters. we believe differently. look at the picture of the loch ness monster. how come we can spot the flag on the moon but every time there is an tea squatic monster shall be shall be shall done spot an aquatic monster. >> reporter: it looks like ice. i don't see -- i don't see a worm. i see something that looks like a face, but i think it's frozen ice. it's snow, isn't it? >> reporter: we like to call it a serpent. a water serpent. it's kind of cool, right? megyn: just another reason for me not to eat anything that swims. that's my rule. it swims in the ocean, i don't e

> well, there are new questions today abt a washington post report suggesting some of the preside's bntors have collected uto $4 from the energy department. th republican national committee quickto jump on the news producing is ad showing or purporng to who g peddling ener to their political friends, and there's a deafening silence from all those critics on the left. megyn: the post finds, leslie, that $3.9 billion of federal grants and financing flowed to 21 companies backed by firms with connections to at least five obama administration staffers and advisers. almost $4 billion in federal grants to 21 companies that have firms, have connections to the obama administration. unusual? >> actually, no. because, lars, hello, lars. i'm speaking, so it's not deafening silence. in 2001 you and your buddies were very silent when former president bush and dick cheney were meeting with the american petroleum organization, etc. , and you know what? you keep mentioning solyndra when you're talking about approximately 40 companies that is the federal government invested in for green and clean energy

even more as i said in my testimony, improve and to bnt to make sure all stakeholders and new policy stakeholders decisions have made. >> mr. chairman, looking back, the fundamental air was not in really applying the intent or pass practices at the administrative procedures act. proposed rulemaking involved reallocation. argument was made this is not a reallocation from satellite services to a broad and too mobile staircase. this is the relaxation of maybe some outtake constraints and waivers to be applied and maybe some new efficiencies could be found. i think in retrospect i have. it was a reallocation that proposed rulemaking should have been done. a notice of rulemaking would've been generated the technical data necessary to understand what was involved and that would've fairly quickly seen this is a nonstarter. when this originally started back in 2003, the idea of an ancillary threshold component to satellite service was considered a kind of fill in, a catholic on a relatively low power no one was talking about 40,000 high-powered cell powers blanketing the country. no one talk