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think the chances of pawlenty, longtime enemy, endorsing michele bachmann, who got in the middle of his dreng as me flapping my wings and flying to jupiter myself. it's not going to happen. he'll probably be with perry or with romney. he's smart. he could have gone all the way, but he had trouble in the primary. >> we asked on facebook what the impact of governor perry getting in the race. and kevin c. says this -- "there's going to be a lot of noise associated with him, but he's too big of a target for the democrats." jonathan, why? >> i talked to some top democrats last night. they were thrilled at the votes perry got here. they're excited because the culture factor, because of the fact that he looks the part of that swaggering texan, and they think that could help divert from, obviously, the economic challenges the president has. if they can make this less of a referendum, more of a choice, make it more about the opponents' views, their persona, they have a better chance to get re-elected. >> let me quickly, chuck -- >> i've got one number for you, 26. 26 consecutive years he's held elec

back out here live in san lee an dre on -- san leandro, we're trying to figure out if this shoot something connected to the crime on westbound 580. we'll continue to gather evidence and bring you more information as it becomes available. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a registered sex offender is suing the city of elk grove right near sacramento so he can stay in his parents' house that's near a neighborhood mark. the michael escobar -- michael escobar says an ordinance that bans him a certain amount of feet from a park violates his civil rights. he served nine years for sexually molesting a child. as part of his parole, he wears a tracking device to monitor where he is. >> i don't have any problem, you know, with the monitors that we wear. that's great stuff. in fact, the monitor helps me probably more than it helps them because now i know they know where i am all of the time. >> he said he would be homeless if he moves. the city is denying thal gations and are -- the allegations and are asking the court to throw out his lawsuit. >>> 7:04. fenton's creamery, the hist

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