attorney general harris. i think most people seeing what you all are doing in california would say, that makes sense. felons, people who have committed crimes, mentally ill should not have these weapons and should have them taken away. but even though your officers are able to seize about 2,000 guns each year, i read that each year some 3,000 new people who should have their guns taken away, their names are added to this list. so does the state just not have the resources to track down all these people who shouldn't have guns? >> well, this year i'm pleased to say the legislature has taken this on and they are helping us with our continuing advocacy for more resources. and we have, because of that promise, made a pledge that we should be able to deal with our backlog, which is about 20,000 individuals, by the end of this calendar year and going forward. deal with the 3,000 that come on the books every year. >> steven, does it surprise you or concern you that california's really the only state so far doing thi

the transit system are awill youed to ban certain passenger autos california attorney general harris set aside state business for some romance in san francisco part of a powerful campaign from a man who needs a transplant. every day, couples get married in city hall but perhaps no ceremony has been as unique w.as this one, they renud their vows. >> it's about folks coming together for an issue larger than us. and it's about love. >> the first time they married it was in icu. the 44-year-old has a rare form of leukemia his chance for survival is a bone marrow trance plant. there are 10 thil milin potential donors only about 7% to 8% are african american. >> african american, asian american, white, hispanic we have different antigens. have you to match those in order to be compatible. >> to bolster chances the couple launched a search using social media and public service announcements. today ceremony is another way to get the word out. as are marrow match drives like this one this, afternoon. >> years ago, i donated a kidney. it was a lot of education. get together point it made sense

states attorney general kamala harris confirmed today she is back, hit a spectator with a golf ball butay, just chalk it up to lateral damage. -- collateral damage. reporting live, fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco 11th grader is trying to raise awareness about a rare heart disease that could take the life of an athlete. he is sharing what he learned. it is a disorder that is identified by a thickening of the heart walls. it is also the number one cause of sudden cardiac arrest among young athletes. he learned more about his condition in the past year and had to give up sports because he was at risk. >> scary part is i had no system. i only found out because my dad had it. otherwise i would have never known. >> he produced a video about hcm and is handing out information at his school. he says it does not have to be life threatening if you identify the condition. >>> investigators are closer to pinpointing what caused fires on board the boeing 787 dreamliners. the national transportation safety board shared more information. they took apart a battery that burst on boar

today state attorney general harris filed a suit on the heels of a federal lawsuit. she said california's public pension funds invested heavily in mortgage backed securities based on s & & p's good ratings. >> there's no question it was outrageous. and there's no question that s & p held itself out to be an independent vester when in fact, they were a very invested. >>> the maker of farmville and other social media said it lost $48.6 million in the quarter. that's a big improvement from a year ago when zynga lost $35 million. zyga shares rose more than 7% in after hours trading. >>> in sa -- sacramento a new strategy has followed a hit-and- run debt. katherine was leaving flowers for a man killed by a suspected drunk driver when she herself was struck and killed. the accident happened last night near the scene of the first fatal crash on el camino avenue. >> she was a wonderful woman. just trying to show some love. and an accident happened. >> reporter: police say the driver in this case pulled over and is cooperating. witnesses say a street light in the area was out

. >> state attorney general harris is going after arco and the state attorney general are kusing theompany of violating regulations designed to protect the environment. this station in alameda was one of four deemed to be among the worst violators inal media county. >> one regulation to require certain seasonsors inside certain areas of the storage compartment to make sure there is a fuel leak. if detected. >> the tanks had sensor buzz insatisfied of being placed next to the ground they were above the ground. so that they would not go off unless the leak was severe. >> bp instructing stations here that they can be raised up to an inch. so that would allow for a leak. >> the deputy da says it was most aregis. other violations have to do with maintaining rrt equipment and training. in a statement to abc 7 news bp says the buk were burning documentation and that a small number of the alleged violations relate to monitoring of tanks. none posed any harm to human health or the environment. says bp. bp suggests they're going off -- after the company for money. there is another factor here.

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. >> state attorney general harris is going after arco and the parent company bp. n a lawsuit filed today the state attorney general and 7 counties are accusing the oil company of violating regulations designed to protect the environment. story tonight from 7 news reporter mark matthews. >>reporter: arco station at park and encino in alameda one of 4 stations deemed to be among the worst violators in alameda county. >> most important regulations is to require certain sensors be inside certain areas of the upped ground storage compartment to make sure there is a fuel leak it's detected. >>reporter: underground storage tank at this station had sensors but instead of placed next to the ground they were app inch above the ground. so the sensors would not go off unless the leak was severe. >> bp was in instructing their service stations here at alameda county that they could be raised up to an inch so that would allow for a leak that wouldn't be detect theed for quite some time. >>reporter: deputy da says that sensor violation was the most egregious. most of the other vi

. >>> states attorney general kamala harris and 7 district attorneys filed a lawsuit against bp.claims since 2006 arco and bp improperly monitored and pain tained underground gas storage tanks. >>> the owner of the oyster farm received heart breaking news. a judge denied his request to allow the company to operate while the lawsuit is heard. he ordered to evict the facility -- to evict the facility. the farm has till march 15 to remove its property from the park. >>> right now i am tracking a change in the weather. check it out. weak weather system, that is the beginning the of change. right now most energy goes to the north. next 36 hours things will change around. let me stop this right here. i will show you the fog this morning. see it right here? you can trace it there. we had fog this morning. we will see that foot print again tomorrow morning. coastal fog and valley fog and that could be lethal in terms of a slow clear. it was slow to burn off. it makes visibilities bad in the morning hours. be ready for that tomorrow. tomorrow is like today. so you know. cooler but similar

the state attorney general kamala harris this morning filed a separate lawsuit against the s&p. >> our investigation shows that s&p ratings pla role in the mortgage feeding frenzy on wall street. s&p called itself a gatekeeper but acted like a toll collector. >> she says they gave premium ratings to shaking investments including some backed by toxic mortgages that allegedly cost the state's two public pension funds nearly $1 billion and violated several california laws. >>> stocks are rallying one day after the stock market had its worst sell-off of the year. the dow was over 14,000 once again. they are up 122 points and the counting today. >>> president obama is asking congress to head off automatic spending cuts that could hurt the economy if they kick in as scheduled march 1. the president is proposing the smaller budget deal now and a bigger one later. danielle nottingham has the latest from washington. >> reporter: president obama is calling on congress to come up with billions in spending cuts as a short-term fix to stop massive automatic across-the- board cuts set to take effect

. >> reporter: california attorney general kamala harris. >> they are those people who have been proveno violate the law and present a threat to public safety and i'm going after them. >> reporter: last year, harris' agents seized 2,033 guns. on the night we were out it took five and a half hours to seize five guns. >> have a good night. >> reporter: bringing in five guns tonight, there's still 40,000 out there. does it seem like you'll never catch up? >> sometimes it feels like we're treading water. >> reporter: the agents could be close to going underwater. 3,000 new names are added to the list every year. john blackstone, cbs news, stockton. >> pelley: well, the earth can look like a much more harmonious place when you look at it from 200 miles up. have a look at some of the photos taken in just the last few days by canadian astronaut chris hadfield who's on the international space station. hadfield takes as many pictures as he can and posts them on the internet. here's the mississippi river as it enters the gulf of mexico. a volcano high in the andes mountains of south america. the

attorney general kamala harris has filed a similar document. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on prop 8 at the end of march. >>> a new field poll says support for legalizing marijuana is at an all-time high in california. 54% of the voters polled favor allowing legal sales of pot as long as there are restrictions including a system to license the sellers. 43% oppose. >>> 4:50 now. boeing has a plan for dealing with those battery problems with the dream. the american aircraft maker says it has added safeguards against battery fires. boeing tell japanese officials the steps are more than enough to let the 787 planes return to service. >>> and hyundai motors is close to settling 38 federal lawsuits accusing them of overstating the fuel economy of its cars. hyundai says it will make a lump sum payment to nearly one million owners of cars and suvs from the 2011 through 2013 model years. >>> a good day on wall street today to mean an all-time record for dow. blue chips had the best day of the year after fed chairman ben bernanke signaled that the fe

attorney general kamala harris announced the lawsuit today in washington. the suit says s&p inflated its rating of certain mortgage- backed investments costing state pension funds big money. >> california lost almost $1 billion attributable to is and p's conduct. today we insist that s&p accept responsibility for its role in the crisis and for its conduct. >> s&p could be liable for up to 3 times the losses claimed. standard & poor's denies the allegations. >>> wall street reboundedded today gaining back what most of what it lost yesterday. the dow was up nearly 100 points following several strong earnings reports and a surge in home prices. the s&p 500 and nasdaq were also up. >>> president obama's trying to balance the budget right now. his sights are on a smaller deal in order to head off automatic spending cuts that kick in march 1. cbs reporter danielle nottingham explains from washington. >> reporter: president obama is calling on congress to stop massive automatic across-the- board spending cuts with a short-term fix. >> our economy right now is head

. >>> california attorney general camela harris filed suit against bp. the lawsuit claims bp has improperly inspected and maintained under ground fuel tanks at arco gas stations and also tampered with fuel leak sensors. alameda county inspectors led the investigation, the suit involves more than 780 gas stations in 37 counties around the state. >>> the san francisco 49ers are back home in the bay area tonight after their incredible come back in the super bowl came back just a few yards short. ktvu's matt keller is live now in santa clara with the message they had for the team. >> reporter: the return from the tough loss in the big easy was a little easier thanks to a few fans welcoming the team back in santa clara. >> we need to let the boys know that we support them no matter what, win, lose or tie. >> granted it was a loss we still have to support no matter what. it shows who the real fans are. >> reporter: players also received cheers leaving in their personal cars. but this wasn't a one way street of affection. >> i love you all. you the man. you the

. >> reporter: state attorney general camela harris says pension funds put money into those investments based on s & p ratings. >>> wall street rebounded today following yesterday's steep drop. the dow's gained 99 points to gain 25 points shy. nasdaq was up 40 points. investors computer is going private. michael dell and an investment company are buying the trading company. dell's profits have faded and this could be michael dell's plans to restore the company to its former glory. >>> a man is accused of trying to snatch up a girl that was riding a bike. the man cursed at her as she was peddling down emerson street. then as she got closer she say it is man crossed the street and tried to snatch her up. he grabbed her arm and she screamed that's when she got away and ran home. >> we're going to take any report like this seriously. >> reporter: police responded to the area but did not find anyone. police say they have not received any similar calls. >>> five companies are bidding to build the first leg of california's rail system. but they will also be handing over millions to the four fi

. >>> california attorney general camela harris filed suit against bp. the lawsuit claims bp has improperly inspected and maintained under ground fuel tanks at arco gas stations and also tampered with fuel leak sensors. alameda county inspectors led the investigation, the suit involves more than 780 gas stations in 37 counties around the state. >>> the san francisco 49ers are back home in the bay area tonight after their incredible come back in the super bowl came back just a few yards short. ktvu's matt keller is live now in santa clara with the message they had for the team. >> reporter: the return from the tough loss in the big easy was a little easier thanks to a few fans welcoming the team back in santa clara. >> we need to let the boys know that we support them no matter what, win, lose or tie. >> granted it was a loss we still have to support no matter what. it shows who the real fans are. >> reporter: players also received cheers leaving in their personal cars. but this wasn't a one way street of affection. >> i love you all. you the man. you the

. >> reporter: state attorney general camela harris says fund those investments based on s & p ratings. >>> wall street rebounded today following yesterday's steep drop. the dow's gained 99 points to gain 25 points shy. nasdaq was up 40 points. investors saw poz táeu signs in housing. >>> dell computer is going private. michael dell and an investment company are buying the trading company. dell's profits have faded and this could be michael dell's plans to restore the company to its former glory. >>> a man is accused of trying to snatch up a girl that was riding a bike. the man cursed at her as she was peddling down emerson street. then as she got closer she say it is man crossed the street and tried to snatch her up. he grabbed her arm and she screamed that's when she got away and ran home. >> we're going to take any report like this seriously. >> reporter: police responded to the area but did not find anyone. police say they have not received any similar calls. >>> five companies are bidding to build the first leg of california's rail system. but they will also be handing over millio

attorney general kamala harris has filed a similar document. u.s.prop 8 at the end of next month. >>> new field poll says support for legalizing marijuana is at an all-time high in the state of california. 54% of the voters polled favor allowing legal sales of pot as long as there are restrictions including a system to license the sellers. 43% oppose. >>> well, it's probably an offer they can refuse. an online dating website wants to pay a bay area town millions of dollars to change its name. sugar daddy.com has offered woodside, california, nearly $12 million to change the name on its library and town hall to, get this, sugar daddy.com usa. [ laughter ] >> there you go. woodside would also have to unveil a statue of hugh hefner during a high-profile ceremony. "mercury news" reports the vice mayor cracked up when he heard about the racy proposal. he just laughed. >> but you know what, they are getting some pub and that's all they wanted. >> they are. >> if they threw out of the hefner statue, maybe. >> sugardaddy.com usa? >> why woodside of all plac

>> it varies -- barbara harris, assistant general manager for power. it varies year to year, commissioner. as the public commenter mentions, not all of them are funded because we have limitations. we have, we have broken up the annual allocation into four sets of allocation to try to make sure the funding is available throughout the year so that we dn't have all of the uptake at the beginning of the year and have the employees who are hired to meet the program needs laid off at the various installation companies. so, that's why we broke up the funding into four quarters and are appropriatesing -- excuse me, are v. serving the funds for customers that way. if memory serve me, it's about 1500 a year, but we get far more than that. >> mr. hunt said at the spur it was cut by 60%. and why is that? >> i'm not sure about the percentage. the program when it was initially established by the board of supervisors was identified as a 2 to 5 million per year appropriation as fund were available. when the program first started, 5 million was appropriated to it for t

and more than 1500 workers made more than california attorney general karmala harris who brings home151,000 per year. city officials say they are constantly evaluating employee pay, evaluating against what? ashley: exactly. shibani: and keeping balance between finding good employees and guarding the city's fiscal health. no wonder no one ever quit as city job. ashley: you know who is evaluating their pay in california? jerry brown. what the heck. shibani: i need a pay raise. ashley: nike meantime suspending the contract of oscar pistorius after the athlete was accused of killing his girlfriend. so when should companies stand by troubled celebrities and when should they just cut and run? we'll have that next. shibani: but first take a look how 10 and 30-year treasurys are faring at the moment. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and d apply online. creditcards.com. >> i'm adam shapiro wi

i would also like to thank my traveling companions, admiral harry harris and general paul selva. that paul and harry had to fly all over the world with me. secretary gates and secretary panetta as well. i am still trying to figure out why they were able to get off the road and switch places during my four year tenure. that whenever there was a problem with the plane or any other issue that arose, i would always turn to them to help us fix it. harry came through time and time again to get us back. i am grateful to you. i would also like to say a special word of thanks and greetings to my former colleague on the state department who is here. it is bittersweet, as i have said to them before. the senior leadership at the state department over the last four years is really responsible for all of the great and kind words that were said about me. they work seamlessly. not always in agreement, but always getting up every day to work towards our common objective with the dod senior leadership here today. i would like to thank my friends and colleagues with whom i have served over the last

. >> the passengers 68-year-old harry of oregon died from his injuries at marin general hospital abouthour after the collision. we spoke to his coworkers by phone who explained he was a real estate appraiser in the bay area to teach a two-day klass at the appraisal constitute in oakland. coast guard investigators interviewed the boat driver yesterday morning who is still in the hospital. nvlthers can't reveal what the driver sadz about the crash but their investigation will focus on how it happened. >> if the results show that someone is at fault for someone else's death then absolutely they can be held -- held accountable. >> the coast guard hopes to release their report later this week. >> we're looking for any information at all, witnesses, you know, pictures, videos, anything anybody has if they can come forward toth coast guard. >> the golden gate ferry involved in the collision is back in service. the five crew members working on board at the time of the crash are also back at work, but the captain is still on administrative leave. in tiburon, ali, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the coa

rafael soriano and dan harris getting a leadoff time. we sat down with the general andhave we need to take care of our business. we don't need to worry about what the pundits are saying. we need to prepare and take care of our business. if we do that, we will have the chance of playing meaningful games in september and october. >> at 5:00 and 6:00 this evening, we will have live reports from britt mchenry. have a great day. >> actor will ferrell tried a new profession, security guard. he made an appearance at tuesday's lakers game at the staples center. he went under a fake name that we cannot repeat on this newscast. gentile neshaq with him there. >> coming up, the old final jeopardy answer from a teenager that has everyone buzzing. >> valentine's day is tough for singles, but we have expert advice on finding your mr. wright or ms. right. >> and popular d.c. burger joint may have closed for good. that's at 6:00. a couple came face-to-face with former lapd officer christopher dorner and before he was killed. he allegedly murdered four people before the cabin that he

generally meaning a guilty plea is eminent. wes resigned last year when she was mentioned in papers charging harry thomas jr. with embezzlement. >>> i don't know if i can get much stoned. >> after the break >>> how high is too high to dry? making the pot legal for the last ejection. pot is legal for medical use. so law enforcement agencies across the country are trying to answer the question. how high is too high to be behind the wheel? from our sister station in seattle, they recorded three pot smokers to try to find out. >> and this strain is called blueberry train wreck. >> reporter: as a consultant preparing our marijuana smoke lab, three volunteers each took a practice run on a course set up by the county sheriff's office, designed to test their basic driving skills. in the car with them is the school instructor who has a break on his side of the vehicle for safety. our first volunteer is a 27- year-old medical marijuana patient and heavy daily user who had smoked some pot prior to arriving. a blood test before our experiment began, showed that she came to the track already three times the new legal lim

s returning home, president harry truman appointed general omar bradley to run the veterans administration. bradley was the popular choice and his steely approach to helping veterans was admired. his marching orders to the v.a. were simple and i quote, we are dealing with veterans, not procedures. with their problems, not ours. you'll find that same commitment in today's generation of veterans in the congressional veterans jobs caucus. it is simply unacceptable that when the courageous americans who fight our wars finally get to come home they have to fight for jobs. the congressional veterans jobs caucus is committed to making sure that doesn't happen. america has said it is time to bring our troops home. after a decade of war incredible sacrifice by our warriors the homecomings are underway. it is not easy to come home from war but the homecoming will be easier if we make sure our fighting men and women come home to a job. after all as general bradley said we are dealing with veterans not procedures. with their problems, not ours. and i would ask all of my colleagues here, we have 37 of

general has filed her arguments with the court. she says the backers of prop eight have no legal standing in the case. harris claims the group, called protect marriage, isn't hurt by the practice of allowing same sex marriage couples to marry. the high court will hear arguments on this issue on march 26th. >> two days and counting until sequestration and $85 billion in automatic spending cuts. they don't have a negotiation scheduled until friday. the president is purposely waiting until the last minute so he can blame the gop. if no deal is made, schools and airports will face cuts. 52% of americans actually want sequestration to happen, or have congress cut more spending. >>> coming up, a deadly shark encounter at a popular tourist spot. >>> you see a little girl walk into the boy's bathroom, that's setting her up in an unsafe situation. >> too young to be trancegender? the elementary school battle. >> and the latest on the billionaires shopping spree. >>> and i'm jeff in the weather center, quite the incredible afternoon, a lot of sunshine and mid 70s across the bay area. we have rain returning in that sev

generally means a guilty plea had been worked out. she resigned last year when she was mentioned in papers that charged former member harry thomas jr. with embezzlement. he pleaded guilty to the charges. >>> the suspect accused of killing a man who was walking his dog was denied bail at his arraignment this morning. a prelim mare hearing has been set for june -- june for 25- year-old aric smith of woodbridge. prince william county police say that he robbed and then shot the retired federal agent 55-year-old greg holley. the shooting happened late wednesday night as holley was walking his dog on wertz drive a block away from his home. police say an off-duty officer chased down smith and then arrest him. >>> a rockville elementary schoolteacher is due in court today to answer charges that he sexually abused two young girls. 30-year-old timothy krupica has been accused of assaulting two 11-year-old girls at meadow hall school. investigators say the allegations stem from september of last year all the way up to this month. the girls claim that he touched them inappropriately. they also say that he forced them to do the same to him. >>>

there is a problem and harry belafonte wants to talk about it. how can we ask -- have a generation where malcolm, martin died from gunfire and now we live in a community where black on black crime is at rates we have never seen before, challenging the sanctity, the strength and endurance of our community? i have heard harry belafonte talk about this. how can we have a nation that for years now has been growing in wealth, that real wages have declined so if you are getting well here in the many are getting poorer and poorer. harry belafonte is talking about this. [applause] and so i get delighted that he is my friend because he is relentless in his joy of god's given life that we have a celebration, but it is also an obligation to do as he does, to speak truth to power. today we are weary read we cannot rest. to wake up the echoes of our past and eliminate our present. life is a testimony, too. it is a call for our national anthem in the negro community. this is what i hear. harry belafonte said, lift every voice because as king said, change will not relent on the wheels of inevitab

and generous people in missouri say why did we find ourselves in the place where we didn't play in the primary and ended up with a candidate the britishry of 2 million dollars in advising from harryeid who attacked him in the prime minister primary in order to boost the least electable republican for general election. if you say nobody should be involved in primaries, congratulations, you're being consistent. if you say i'm happy with the existing groups and i'm happy with the todd akins and richard murdoches of the world, no, crossroads can't get involved then you're not being consistent. >> karl rove thanks so much for being with us, we appreciate it. >> thanks, sean. >> sean: also coming up tonight, brand new information what police found in the home of the man known as the blade runner. a twist in the high profile murder case and our experts in the studio with reaction next and then watch this travesty. [crying] >> we're going to have the very latest, a three-year-old in a wheelchair that is patted down by the tsa in what was just a bizarre happening all caught on tape straight ahead. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked.

unfortunately harry reid is picking only the background checks off the menu. i think he's worried that in generala conservative approach to these things. he's worried about some of his numbers in purple states who are up for a vote in 2014. if it's not going to pass the house anyway, that's a fair point, but why expose them to this vote. if someone votes against it, even if it doesn't pass, let's see in 2014 can they be made to pay by voting to keep military weapons on the streets. maybe they will. >> john: do you think senator harry reid will support it or kill it in the senate? >> he'll support it but that's it. >> john: george zornick for reporter for the nation. thank you. >> thank you. >> john: the world is in shock. that's next. stop looking at car interiors. get inspired by other stuff. yep. yep. ok. sure. why not? woah. touchscreens. put that in your dash. now, luxury stuff. make your seats like that. that thing has wifi, why doesn't your car? you can't do that. ignore that guy. give it wifi. yes! make it fit 5 people. no, 5 actual sized people. give them leg room, good. destroy boring ca

they'll make 430 million and generate 26 million worth of tax revenue and not focus on the katrina disaster. tell be a cost gard for the city harrisfor the nfl. mipe guys are not in. joe flacko and kaepernick, that is a quarterback match up. >> it is it going to be it is so unusual. joe flacko had a small school and said he's good but he is not one of the best. the deeper in the playoffings more confidence . he has wide-receivers that tend to pumdown the ballings. they throttled a team that doesn't blow in leads . they come in underdogs to the 49ers . many people think he is the better player and he's the better upside and got the intangible quality and adrian petersen who is it that he thinking will win. >> it is facing each other with two types of quarterbackings. so he wapts reyes lewis and company to win it he was all time rushir and a great up side. that is the game itself. the 49ers seem to be the better all around team. >> there you go . i have been in the bowl before. what leads to the game is more fun and football selection committee is hard working on the saturday. what did they say. >> they come out after the nominees a

the state's attorney general filed a lawsuit today in san francisco one day after the federal government accuse d standard & poor's of fraud. harriss s&p for, quote, intentionally corrupted ratings which led investors to put their money into risky funds. harris claims two state pension funds relied on it and lost more than a billion dollars. standard & poors denies any wrongdoing n. sacramento republicans are april cuesing cal fire of hiding money. cal fire admits to placing millions of dollars in a nonprofit account, prompting more than two dozen republican lawmakers to demand that the governor repeal a fire fee which was recently passed for rural california property own 0ers. >> what we're concerned about is this administration hasn't shown any appetite to go after their department heads or their department and so we want an outside agency to investigate this. taxpayers have been misled. >> the state department of finance already has an investigation under way. cal fire denies any money was hidden saying the nonprofit fund was posted on the state's transparency website. >> the investigation comes just months after financial shif

generate a lot of money. >> yes. special lie the middle class. >> live it there. thanks for joining us. >> if you a ask harry reid, americans don't believe in spending cuts. >> the american people are on our side. the american people don't believe in this austere things. >> my next guest says harry has it wrong and has the polls to prove it. says mounting debt is major concern for most americans. tell us about it, sir. the polls would say that harry has it all wrong, do they not? >> they do. and also when you were discussing the president, as you know hi is talking about gun control and talking about immigration but it is debt now, and the deficit, that are the number two item in several recent polls of public concern. so they have shifted their attention, maybe past the philosophy -- fiscal cliff debate got their attention but now they're worried about it. recent polls show if you give people a choice between spending cuts, including cutting services, or tax increases, they prefer spending cuts. so, harry reid has is wrong. >> we just put a full screen up there cutting services 49%. some people say that. in