. >> certainly right now california requirements title 24, we have the energy reduction program. a lot of that started out with compact fluorescent. you'll see cans like this, household residential use and in offices as well, but this particular one takes a 26-watt compact fluorescent lamp equal to probably close 100 watts of incon december sense. we have -- incon desense. >> how about the color. sem people say they don't like compact flores dense because they're a cold color. >> people are used to cool light, 41 degrees calvin. the higher the number, the bluer and whiter it is. the lower the number, they make lamps which are quite warm-looking like the ones you would find in a house somewhere. certainly 3,000 or 2,700 degrees and your kitchen looks just great. >> we were talking about metering separately for different residential units and this i understand louisiana people to do separate submetering for commercial spaces. is that right? >> we do have an opportunity for people to -- a lot of times in the electricity is just built into your rent, no one even seems to care whether

diane quan once owned the title woman's amateur champion of california. john web coached quan.t was here where she earned all american honors. >> beautiful swing, everything she had was natural. i watched the whole hayward tournament and she just went through them. >> reporter: a passer by found quan's body on the back lot of the plaza behind a barnes and noble. >> we found her close to her vehicle which is a 2008 honda civic. she was wearing a white t-shirt and gray sweat pants. >> reporter: fremont police have classified the 21-year- old's death as suspicious. >> this those cases we take it to the highest degree and investigate it as a homicide initially until we were able to determine exactly what occurred. at this point we just don't know. >> reporter: quan received a golf tournament to cal but stopped competing after a year and a half. her coach released a statement. she was a fierce competitor while still being a gracious sportswoman. >> i coached two people that i am very close to. lamar odom who is in basketball and her. >>> the woman accused of killing missing nursing

she was on the cal golf team and once earned the title of women's amateur champion of northern california >>> a well known bay area jazz musician has died. [music] >> eddie marshall came to san francisco in the 1960s. y he was an accomplished drummer and played in countless jazz groups over the years. he also was r&b artists deon warwick and the pointer sisters. he died from a heart attack. he he was 73. >>> tonight could be a late night for lawmakers in san francisco. they have 200 bills to vote on before the deadline of tonight's session. the bill getting the most attention are the ones designed to spur job growth. the assembly and the state senator are not seeing eye to eye on the plan that governor brown announced yesterday. they called the plan a rushed job and wants them tow come back next week to work on it. >> i told the governor i don't have any intentions of recommending to my caucus that they vote for something they have not red. >> among the bills on the way are on the governor's desk is a bill to band the open carry of handguns and a compromise withasm swropb.com -- with amaz

. >> and the team received an official proclamation saluting their title this, marks a seventh time the california team won the srdz. >> very cool. >> yes. >> and world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time as always, hope to see you again in a half hour. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, shooting at ihop. a gunman opens fire over breakfast at a nevada ihop and five members of the national guard are caught in a hail of gun fire. who is the shooter? >>> houses in flames. wildfires s texas taking out, on average, one home every four minutes. >>> painkillers and pregnancy? are some over the counter painkillers a risk to pregnant women and their unborn children? could they more than double the chance of miscarriage? >>> and bringing america back. unable to find a job, meet the man who took a leap of faith and some frozen yogurt and turns it into a big second chance. >>> good evening. it's good to be back with you again tonight. and we begin with news out of nevada, where a quiet breakfast at ihop was shattered this morning. it happened in car

the former california governor and actor will publish a memoir in october 2012, the working title, total my unbelievably true life story. the publisher calls it a portrait of schwarzenegger controversial and ever entertaining life in and out of the public eye. >>> princess catherine is getting formal training in the royal ways. officials say the duchess of cambridge is being coached for future engagements with husband prince william. she is getting private tutorials with experts on the media, arts and the government. and will be receiving information on her charitable duties. the lessons are expected to last through the end of the year. i don't suppose any teacher would flunk the princess, would they? >> not publicly. now she will know which fork to use in any situation. >> yeah. >> mike is here with our forecast. >> she had already been through that. >> you would have thought. >> advancing coaching now. >> we all need a little coaching every once in a while. i love the semi annual meetings with the boss. those are always fun and productive. i'm being serious. i'm sure he's not watching.

the former california governor and actor will publish a memoir in october 2012, the working title, totaly unbelievably true life story. the publisher calls it a portrait of schwarzenegger controversial and ever entertaining life in and out of the public eye. >>> princess catherine is getting formal training in the royal ways. officials say the duchess of cambridge is being coached for future engagements with husband prince william. she is getting private tutorials with experts on the media, arts and the government. and will be receiving information on her charitable duties. the lessons are expected to last through the end of the year. i don't suppose any teacher would flunk the princess, would they? >> not publicly. now she will know which fork to use in any situation. >> yeah. >> mike is here with our forecast. >> she had already been through that. >> you would have thought. >> advancing coaching now. >> we all need a little coaching every once in a while. i love the semi annual meetings with the boss. those are always fun and productive. i'm being serious. i'm sure he's not watching. e

titled amazon jobs likely. amazon says it will build two distribution centers in california employing 7,000 workers if the state postpones collecting sales tax on its affiliates for two years. >> what i call amazon's proposal, shamazon. >> democrats have until friday to pass a bill that would force online retailers to immediately begin collecting the tax. amazon backed initiative undoing the tax would not be able to override that bill. >>> yahoo is under new leadership tonight after the chairman of the board fired its ceo. chief financial offer tim morse will serve as interim ceo. he previously spent 15 years at general electric. >>> a report from a nonprofit, it says that california faced a bleak job profit. the state added fewer than 3,000 jobs between february and july. the state has only regained one in six jobs lost during the recession. more than 2 million people are out of work. more than 1 million have been looking for a job for more than six months. >>> latino voters may be the key for president obama if he wants to get reelected. there are now 2.3 million more latinos registered to vote. that's the bi

and this week smacks of a campaign swing, visits to louisiana, california including a speech today at the reagan presidential library. the title, real american exceptionalism. mark murray is nbc news deputy political director. mark, christie's words don't seem to jive with his schedule. >> well, right. he is taking -- one of the things he's doing is raising a lot of money both for the new jersey republican party, but also other key republicans. look, even if he doesn't run for president, he is a superstar and someone who is a big draw. so a lot of his schedule has to do with raising money, and of course, giving that speech tonight at the reagan library has certainly raised a lot of eyebrows, craig. >> on the off chance that he does decide to get into this thing, can his constant and adamant denial comes back to haunt him? >> well, i remember president -- then senator barack obama always saying he wasn't going run for president and there was a treasure trove of those types of denials and then when he decided to run that wasn't used against him. if anything that could be used by chris christie is during the sound bites where he

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california students showed up to prove that they have fwot game. nearly 4500 players lined up to dodge more than a thousand dodge balls to gain the coveted title of the world's biggest dodge ball game. with officials on hand and twice the number of players, the irvine ant eaters proudly reclaimed the world record. congratulations are in order. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in singapore a toast to one of the world's oldest bottles of champagne. the bottle estimated to be 107 years old was found by divers exploring a ship wreck in the baltic sea. it's part of a collection of 145 bottles found in the wreck. bought for over $40,000. the buyers say they didn't purchase it for the investment, but to enjoy on a special occasion. of course. >>> some lucky dogs took to the catwalk in argentina to show off the latest in puppy fashion. their human counterparts took a backseat role at the show as the pooches strutted down the runway. they modeled everything from skirts to bow ties, shirts and other accessories. there was even swimwear and raincoats designed for man's best friend

california senators rate? we'll have those numbers coming up at 6:00. >>> chu laid claim to the title of fastest fundraiser. chu announced he collected more than $1 million in public donations and has $600,000 in campaign funds. he says he raised the money in two days. 16 candidates are running for mayor of san francisco this november. >>> i didn't just lose former range, i lost afghan buddies too. i lost six from my platoon. >>> the words from a medal of honor recipient, and the awards that took place here in california at the same time as the white house. >>> and the companies that are making plans to scale down. the companies that are planning to scale down in california. [ male announcer ] humble beginnings are true beginnings. they are the purest way to gauge success. maybe the only way to gauge success. but the most powerful thing about humble beginnings is that they are... ♪ ...humbling. show where you're going without forgetting where you're from. ♪ now lease the all-new 2011 chrysler 300 for $339 a month for well-qualified lessees. >>> a young marine says he's not a hero but his actions under fire

california calling. republican governor chris christie speaks tonight at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, the title of the speech, real american exceptionalism. 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. on the west coast. and the opening bell, how about that? just rang on wall street. investors are eyeing developments in europe's debt crisis, where officials say greece will get a new round of bailout funds in time to avoid default. so disaster averted for now. other stories making headlines. live p pictures of the washington monument where a close-up inspection is expected to get under way any moment. climbers will grapple down all four sides to examine from last month's earthquake, this as the national park service released new video taken inside during the quake. look at those pictures. unbelievable. a little change in the west wing. stephanie cutter, one of president's top adviser, will become the latest obama aide to the white house for a campaign. she will move to chicago to become the deputy campaign manager of the president's re-election campaign. >>> egyptian officials say gunmen are to blame for an exp

here in california and how they spell out into the larger fabric of the communities we live and work in. >> here to introduce major -- mayr ed lee is the executive president for wells fargo, our title sponsor today. michael is responsible for wells fargo's san francisco bay area region. 2600 team members. 139 banks stores or branches and more than $31 billion in deposits. michael is a longtime bay area resident focused on the bay area economy. wells fargo is leading the way. please help me welcome him to the stage. michael. [applause] >> thank you and good morning, everyone. it is my great pleasure this morning to introduce our next speaker, mayor ed lee. since taking office in january, he's made tremendous progress in a short time. he's been dedicated to preserving san francisco's dynamic work force and the creation of new jobs, which i know is important to this audience. is committed to affordable housing and education and worked diligently to close the budget deficit. his experience and dedication to san francisco are irrefutable, having spent over 22 years in public service. at wells fargo, we share the mayor's commitment to san francisco. we are one of the oldest companies doi

titled plunder about public employee unions. [laughter] >> alright, let's talk a little bit about the economic and fiscal crisis in california. you are an expert on this subject. to what degree would you say that public employee unions are responsible or the 20 billion-dollar hole in the sacramento budget? >> will the unions will tell you there is only a small percentage of the state budget that is attributable to the unfunded pension liability but they have been hiding the amount of the impacts on the state by jet. it is a pretty large effect but at the local level it is enormous. we have local -- we have cities that spend 80% of their budget on police and fire services most of which go to salaries and benefits and the state has a half trillion dollar unfunded pension liability, real dad, half a trillion. that is big even by california standards, right. the unions say it is not a real debt because of the web is funded so i suggest maybe we don't pay up if they don't like that idea. >> how many cities in california in your estimation and you are an expert on fiscal issues in the state of california -- how many cities do you t

california. you can visit the store on line at moe's books.com. >> next, booktv attended a book launch party for syndicated columnist armstrong williams for his latest title, "reawakening virtues" restoring what makes america great. mr. williams greeted guests and signed his book at the party held in washington d.c.. >> booktv is of the washington d.c. home of marty and grace bender, where a book party for author and columnist armstrong williams is being held. mr. williams latest book is called "reawakening virtues" restoring what makes america great. armstrong williams why did you write this book? >> you know, many people remember back in 2000, no child left mind, when i was almost left behind. financially, emotionally, relationship wise, and i will never forget a friend of mine from new york and ambassador called me on the phone and people were saying that i would be no more than a footnote. no one would every -- ever carry my column and that i was doomed. i don't recall the details of those have the behind but i used bad judgment. acceptor responsibly for the bad judgment but just because you used bad judgment and accept responsibility for it you still

title ii. >> i would like to see documentary -- >> victim friend from california is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is our seventh year in and will be told by our colleagues across the aisle, epa needs to a better job. we will hear them say they need to do better analyzed regulations before finalizing. they need to listen to concerns about proposals before acting. at this hearing is in about reform. it's just a continuation of a long series of attacks on our argument and public health. this is the most anti-environmental house of representatives in history. so far this congress, the house of representatives has voted again and again to block action to address climate change, to halt efforts to reduce air and water pollution, to undermine protections for public lands and coastal areas and to weaken protection of the environment in other ways. mr. chairman, my staff prepared a database last month on every anti-environmental vote taken in this congress. the tally was 125. 125 votes to weaken the clean air act and the clean water act, to make our drinking water essays,

title of full u.n. membership. >> richard roth at the u.n., thank you so much. >>> coming out of the fuller ton, california, policeleged brutality. more troubling allegations, another alleged victim is stepping forward. we'll take you live to los angeles in just 90 seconds. don't go anywhere. these photos n smoo . of >>> more al agaigss of police brutality in fullerton, california, the list of alleged victims now growing. a third person has just gone public with troubling details in a press conference that wrapped up just moments ago. if you've been watching this show, you know that we've been closely following the case of kelly toxs, the homeless man who was allegedly beaten to death by six fullerton police officers. this latest alleged victim came forward to file a federal complaint against the fullerton police chief and one officer possibly involved in other beatings including the one of thomas. this is the press conference that took place just a short time ago, the third alleged victim claims that he was brutally beaten and falsely arrested last year, but what's even more stunning, we're told this victim also

title 42 regulations. >> i'd like to see -- i'd like to see documentary -- >> the gentleman from california is recognized for his opening statement for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this hearing is our seventh hearing on regulatory reform, and we'll be told by our colleagues across the aisle, e.p.a. needs to do a better job. well, we'll hear them say they need to do better at analyzing regulations before finalizing. but this hearing isn't really about regulatory reform. it's just a continuation of a long series of attacks on our environment and public health. this is the most anti-environmental house of representatives in history. so far this congress, the house of representatives, has voted again and again to block action to address climate change, to halt efforts to reduce air and water pollution, to undermine protections for public lands and coastal areas and weaken the protection of the environment in other ways. mr. chairman, my staff prepared a database last month on every anti-environmental vote taken in this congress. it was 125. 125 votes to weaken the clean air act and the clean wat

california. we asked what you're doing at the top of the show. rob gifford has some answers. rob? >> gloria asks is there a title to the opening theme music for the show? >> today i'm told we used "get up" by 50 cent. how about another one? >> brad writes i managed to fall into some fiber underwear, and now i'm about to start peeling my skin off to stop the itch. >> i like the back story. why are you up in the attic in your underwear? there's a good story there. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> this is the control element that runs it. the actual pump itself is inside my chest. you need power all the time, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> what does that mean? >> it means that -- >> put the battery back in. >> cheney's frailty sucking my ability to poke fun at his vile public service record, but why? >> he's more machine now than man. >> yes, yes! that's why! >> good morning. it is thursday, september 15th. welcome to "morning joe." with us onset we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. host of of cnbc's "mad money," jim cramer is here. great to have you on. >> great to be here. >> hi, willie. >> who's in

california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass senate bill 846. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 846, an act to designate the united states courthouse located at 80 lafayette street in jefferson city, missouri, as the christopher s. bond united states courthouse. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. denham, and the gentleman from illinois, mr. costello, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. denham: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on s. 846. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. -- mr. denham: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. denham: senate bill 846 would designate the newly constructed federal courthouse at 80 lafayette street in jefferson city, missouri, as the christopher s. bond united states courthouse. i'd like to take this opportunity to

california, mr. denham to suspend the rules and pass s. 846 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 846, an act to designate the courthouse in jefferson city, missouri, as the christopher s. bond united states courthouse. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 407. the nays are two and two members recorded as present. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the house will be in order. for what purpose does