boxer spent $28 million while fiorina spent $22 million. fiorina loaned her campaign a million dollars. >>> people in nevada feel like begin any pig -- ginny pigs. air quality officials say they will be doing a complete inspection next week. >>> time now 6:58 coming up on mornings on two. an east bay store has become the scene of an unspeakable crime. the suspect in the case is due in court in two hours. >>> a very disappointing report on the jobless market is taking stocks down is not as bad as expected but a live look there the dow jones down 20 points. we'll get a complete report coming up.

republican carly fiorina raised $26.3 million and spend $22 million.t includes a million she lent to her campaign and it was repaid. remember initially democrats were worried that fiorina's personal fortune would give her the advantage in this race. >> sacramento california's new chief justice will take her oath of office in less than half an hour. a 12-year term during last month's election. the 51-year-old is only the second woman and the first minority to serve as chief justice of the state premium court. she previously served on the appeals court in sacramento. >> time to take a look at the weather forecast. mike was showing us the view outside. a little gray out there. >> a little gray just about everywhere. but the sky a little calmer than it was this morning. could open up from time to time but nothing like what it was going to do this weekend. heavenly valley they could use some more snow. right now they are kind of quiet and the advisory from this morning expired at 10:00 but more snow is on the way this weekend while we're getting our rain an

republican carly fiorina raised $26.3 llion and spend $22 million.udes a million she lent to her campaig and it was repaid. remember initially democrs were worried that fiorina's personal fortune would give her the advantage in this race. >> sacramento california's new chief justice will take her oath of office in less than half an hour. a 12-year term during last month's electi. the 51-year-old is only the second woman and the first minority to serve as chief justice of the state premium court. she previously served on the appeals court inacramento. >> time to take a look at the weather forecast. mike was showing us the view outside. a little gray out there. >> a little gray just about everywhere but the sky a little calmer than it was this morning. could open up from time to time but nothing like what it was going to do this weekend. heavenly valley they could use some more snow. right now they are kind of qui and the advisory from this morning expired at 10:00 but more snow is on the way this weekend while we're getting our rain and the snow level

do not wait to see if the students have failed, but we have measurements, and it is not an autopsy fiorina -- an autopsy. we do as additional feedback. we walked through all of our schools with the district directors and the assistant superintendent, and we looked at classrooms and got together and discuss it and went over our results with the principle of the school. i know guadalupe as the same in his part of the zone. we give feedback to students, including self reflection and revision. we are wanting to make sure a student gets a grade after he or she has had time to master an assignment. it is not just an f because they did not do it right, but this would be an f unless you want to revise it and give them an opportunity to master what they are doing. focus on the professional development across all content areas is just one example. we had press -- professional development across the zone, and they had five topics being revisited as professional development so we do not have drive-by professional development. to improve attendance, we have really jumped on this. we want 95% attendance

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the huge ticket item the california senate race $50 million spent between barber and fiorina race.ive in washington scott mcfarland ktvu channel 2 news. >>> preparations are under way for inauguration of governor elect jerry brown. it will respect the frugal and meantimes we are living in. it will be followed by a public party on the capitol lawn. >>> a new study by the san jose mercury news show double dipping. it's elected officials that retire and go to work -- the newly retired fire chief will return to work for the county next week as a contractor. in that job he's going to earn more than $100,000 a year on top of his $200,000 state pension. >>> it is 5:15. a new state law that takes effect tomorrow makes sure the children with preexisting conditions can get health insurance. the law says insurers cannot sell any policies in california for five years if they refuse to sell policies to children. the state law is tougher than similar federal rules that took effect back in september. another new law that takes effect tomorrow increases the price of moving violations in california

and barbara boxer defeated carly fiorina for the u.s. senate at 52-42. and the other interesting note. nearly one-half of the votes in the election were cast by mail. >> and the lebron and james, the miami heat visit to the bay area. and through lake tahoe, how we 50/my ears. clear, smooth sailing. - meyers. we will be back >> lebron is making his of one and only visit to the bay area and warriors head coach fo-former head coach, rich is a much-still the only seven other coaches have reached. and the gridiron, they must win if they want a shot of the playoffs. for sportster gary radnich. >> hello, everybody is ready for the miami heat visit. ericka good show. and lebron-a pretty good show, and with chris. i do not care what anybody says that if the par difficult play together? they have a great show, and with lebron. brilliant, and with kalif had 24 points, and the warriors are just not good enough. the crowd was cheering them on for golden state. 25.9 assists, and after a so-so, for staff, miami ashley started planning and was over. and 34 points, nine

carly fiorina, it's time to face the music. ♪ >> site you saw a different kind of -- some kind of start contract as well as something more lighthearted. they said we come -- people have different things. with a red site about blue site. as the blue site at bad work with coalition partners, pull them together. again, elise talked about the enormous amount of resources that were on the other side. forcing a lot of organizations to pull the resource together. and so, we did not spend as much money as you saw from corporate interests and individuals. we still just don't even know. so each of those ads was different in the way. they showed a contrast between the two candidates on issues that were important to attend middle-class, two women, it dbase orders come in to independent and swing voters, whether talking about choice and the angle at, talking about temperance that, talking about, you know, voting and supporting jobs overseas, pointing out she was a corporate ceo, putting that connection within the voter's mind. in the ganley and again, talking about shipping jobs overseas, you know,

barbara boxer against carly fiorina. this is different in a sense that it is -- does not have seiu as a tag line. we have a side that talks to our members and a side that -- they do not talk. i was on the coroneted side so i did not see this until it ran. i know the details of this ad in terms of where went and how big it was until it was disclosed to the general public. fiorina, we know who you really were. >> you shipped 9300 jobs overseas why you walked away with a golden parachute. carly fiorina is then to face the music. >> a different kind of start. as well as something more light- hearted. we call them different things. we work with coalition partners and talk about the enormous amount of resources that were on the other side, forcing a lot of organizations to pool resources. we did not spend as much money as you saw from corporate interests and individuals we feel do not know. each word different. they showed a contrast between the cabinets on issues that were important to the middle class and women, independence

. >> fiorina, we all know who you really are. carly fiorina. you laid off 33,000 it will ease. you sent 93,000 up our jobs overseas. you walked away with a $45 million golden parachute. it is time to face the music. >> you saw a targeting contract add -- and something a target contrasting advertisement and something a little more light hearted. we actually worked with coalition partners. we talked about the enormous amount of research that went on on the other side forcing other organizations to pull their resources. we did not spend as much money as we saw with corporate interests and individuals we still do not know. each of those advertisements were different in a way. they show a contrast between the two candidates on issues that were important. n,ain, middle-class, wome base voters. talking about toys in the the sharron angle act. tupper -- talking about choice in the sharron angle advertisement. talking about making the s'nnection is in the voter' minds. unsavory employment practices. ohio been a tough state and facing tough economic times. the republican agenda. talking

fiorina spent 22 million.he loaned her campaign a million dollars that has since been repaid. >>> california lawmakers continue to enjoy certain perks despite the state's financial crisis. that includes taxpayer provided cars. new report shows the state spep more than $5 million for the latest suite of vehicles. lawmakers pay a percentage of their vehicles cost, 10% for less expensive cars, more for higher end models. >>> an un manned space plane returned to van denberg air force bags from a mission shrouded shrouded in secrecy. the spacecraft is designed to help further development of combat support and weapons systems, hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent on the program. >>> nasa has announced discovery of a new life form and it was bay area scientists whose found it at the bottom of mono lake. researchers found microbes in the mud that can use arsenic, usually considered toxic rather than phosphorous of the building blocks of its dna, the only life form known to do so. >> if there is an organism

carly fiorina, it's time to face the music. ♪ >> site you saw a different kind of -- some kind of startontract as well as something more lighthearted. they said we come -- people have different things. with a red site about blue site. as the blue site at bad work with coalition partners, pull them together. again, elise talked about the enormous amount of resources that were on the other side. forcing a lot of organizations to pull the resource together. and so, we did not spend as much money as you saw from corporate interests and individuals. we still just don't even know. so each of those ads was different in the way. they showed a contrast between the two candidates on issues that were important to attend middle-class, two women, it dbase orders come in to independent and swing voters, whether talking about choice and the angle at, talking about temperance that, talking about, you know, voting and supporting jobs overseas, pointing out she was a corporate ceo, putting that connection within the voter's mind. in the ganley and again, talking about shipping jobs overseas, you know, ta

all of this junk food, you know, this and the calorie diet food that can feed this large population fiorina -- the empty- calorie type food that can feed this large population. guest: we do grow a lot of corn. if you look back 30, 40 years ago you would see a more diversified farms. you have a little corn, a little soy, and you would probably raise oats for horses and hey, for cattle production. if you are seeing farms become more specialized where there is one particular crop. debose also have to do with the farm bill -- that does also have to do with the farm bill. there's more specialization in the farms these days and that is just a sign of what it takes to survive. host: here is a comment from twitter. guest: companies like monsanto do both. you have to pay for the biotech treat because they are patented and that makes production more expensive. that makes it difficult for the family farmer who has less money to operate on. however, when you dis -- a decrease pesticides due to biotechnology, that is a benefit for the environment and your water supply and things like that. it is a doubl

of hewlett-packar , miss fiorina. this is what she said when she was the c.e.o. of hewlett-packard in 2004. she said -- quote -- "there is no job that is america's god-given right anymore." end of quote. i could go on and on and on, but i think you got the point. and the point is that when things get rough for corporate america, as they did recently for general electric, they run to the taxpayers of this country in order to be bailed out. but their overall philosophy is that their goal in life is to make as much money they can in any way they can, and, therefore, you run to those countries where wages are low. and you're seeing it all the time. it is not just blue collar. it is increasingly white collar. you have radiologists who are able to read x-rays in india. you have people, people behind the computer can do work in india as well as here. these corporate folks have taken advantage of that and sold out the young people of this country and the working class of this country. mr. president, as you know, it is virtually impossible to find anything in a wal-mart o

of hewlett-packar , miss fiorina. this is what she said when she was the c.e.o. of hewlett-packard in 2004. she said -- quote -- "there is no job that is america's god-given right anymore." end of quote. i could go on and on and on, but i think you got the point. and the point is that when things get rough for corporate america, as they did recently for general electric, they run to the taxpayers of this country in order to be bailed out. but their overall philosophy is that their goal in life is to make as much money they can in any way they can, and, therefore, you run to those countries where wages are low. and you're seeing it all the time. it is not just blue collar. it is increasingly white collar. you have radiologists who are able to read x-rays in india. you have people, people behind the computer can do work in india as well as here. these corporate folks have taken advantage of that and sold out the young people of this country and the working class of this country. mr. president, as you know, it is virtually impossible to find anything in a wal-mart o