jerry brown has the new attorney general and we are asking her to do the same thing. brown, he and his catholic masters have been covering up and protecting many pedophile priests throughout the state. hundreds of them. regarding the 4000 troops we have already lost in the desert wars, we have lost more than at as suicides. 18 per day. that is thousands per year. but as this is an undeclared war and now president obama and the leader of israel's say they are ready to go war in iran. the last issue is -- i should mention the cia director and he -- i got distracted. the secretary of defense says iran has no nuclear weapons and no ability to create them, so why are we talking about war with iran? it gets back to the nazis in america brought here from world war two under operation paper clip. you can google it on the internet. all intelligent operator -- i think i was cut off before the second minute, so i do not respect that. president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. the scope and authority of the sheriff's office is the highest in the land and

then attorney general jerry brown released this opinion. saying a retiring officer is not permitted to keep the assault weapon. why? it does not serve law enforcement purposes. because the state's aim is to eliminate the availability of assault weapons generally. >> so now we're kind of in a conundrum of what do you do? >> reporter: because if cops are paid to pack and protect, who is going to pay them back? >> the department couldn't afford to buy this weapon in the first place. how is the department going to be able to afford to buy it back from the officer when he retires? >> reporter: that's why he supports a new bill to allow cops to keep their guns but that's far were bulletproof. in fact, it's in the crosshairs of a most unexpected source. >> at some point, there's going to be a big stop sign on this. >> reporter: bill wiese is with the cal guns foundation. he lobbies to keep guns in the hands of citizens like himself. >> i don't think a retiree gets special privileges. >> reporter: he argues if retired cops can own an assault weapon

you know, the california former attorney general jerry brown and there was one in new york and a congressionalne that was non-partisan, they all seemed to exonerate acorn. did you look at that and go i wonder if they're on to something here? >> we sure did. it's always good to appoint internal friends of acorn to investigate acorn. it's an old trick. jerry brown investigating acorn is not convincing. scott harshbarger is not convincing. acorn was convicted in voter fraud and other criminal activities across the united states. this was a bye partisan vote when democratic controlled both houses of congress to strip acorn of federal funding. that's a chapter that's been written and those are the facts. >> all right. i got to -- i just got to say you're 100% right that it was bipartisan for which i have great disdain of the democrats for doing that. republicans were doing that they had to do. implicated in voter fraud, but you guys implicated them and of course we get back into that debate. i want to talk about what's going to happen in the future. there's all these websites, including breitbart.c

harris has come up as somebody -- and jerry brown was also the governor of the state of california, he was the attorney general and they have at times in the history when they were personally against the death penalty. when they ran for attorney general they both said that they would not interfere with the state law, and they would allow the death penalty to be carried out on their watch. this is correct? in fairness, i will say that there were a lot of law enforcement officials the route the state of california that had severe reservations about supporting harris for attorney general because of the opposition to the death penalty in san francisco. but george defended her and actually supported her candidacy, and this was an important component of getting support from law enforcement for her. let me ask you this. when we spoke yesterday, as i heard his story i asked him, how did you survive death row? the mechanics of this. i asked about how much time in the yard that he got. i wonder if you could share with members of -- in the auditorium where your daily life was like on death row. >> i cannot handle i was w

completed, phase two is now in jeopardy since governor jerry brown's budget suddenly dissolved the state agencies on february 1st. >> it was generally unintended consequences. i don't think anybody intended for this to happen. >> the advisory committee chair has been fighting for the sidewalks since his now college age son was in kindergarten. school children and moms with strollers navigate the shoulder daily on a highway that has become more and more congested for years. phase two was fully funded with community taxpayer money. the only fully funded state project ready to go out forbid in march. but cox was now faced with half of the dream come true. and another generation of parents possibly left starting over. amy has a fifth grader and a kindergarten. >> sometimes cars are racing to make the lights and not looking at what the pedestrians are doing. it is nice to have that extra bit of safety and not in the weeds and the mud. >> i understood the money aspect, but for a project like this one it was just devastating. >> supervisor valerie brown has championed the project. >> when things happen in terms of redevelopment we were a g

completed, phase two is now in jeopardy since governor jerry brown's budget suddenly dissolved the state agencies on february 1st. >> it was generallyy has a fifth grader and a kindergarten. >> sometimes cars are racing to make the lights and not looking at what the pedestrians are doing. it is nice to have that extra bit of safety and not in the weeds and the mud. >> i understood the money aspect, but for a project like this one it was just devastating. >> supervisor valerie brown has championed the project. >> when things happen in terms of redevelopment we were a gas fnlt -- we were a gast. we thought there is no way they can stop this. >> a committee whose job it is to salvage projects and clean up legislation to undo what has been done. the oversight decision specked in in late april. abc7 news. >> the oversight committee vote on funding is scheduled for tomorrow with a final decision expected next month. >>> state highway 12 in solano county will be closed inter -- intermittently. cal trans is installing the new center divide posts between rio vista and the city. the highway will be closed in both directions for 10 minutes at

general is at the fore front of the health care plan. the federal government is trying to regulate commerce which she says is something he has never done before. >>> jerry browns that paid attribute to howell brown. a memorial service was held for brown that died of pancreatic cancer. several speakers remembered him fondly including the governor which was brown's cousin. >> he demonstrated the civic loyalty and dedication of the job. and i hear nothing but great things about hal. >> governor brown opponented brown to the board in 1982 to replace barbara boxer. >>> volkswagen is on the way to become the largest auto maker in the world. volkswagen is refocusing its efforts to appeal to americans. >> for sure the car is a little bigger than we would build it for europe. and in german you don't need cup holders. >> last year u.s. cars grew 11%. >>> veterans looking to be business owners is getting the help they need. a program called vetfran. it has assisted 2100 veterans go into business. now they want to recruit 75,000 veterans and military spouses to be franchise owners or employees by 2014. >> franchising industry is a prove model, it's structured, very scala