that sets up a rematch with incumbent gov. martin o'malley, declared the winner against two little-known candidates in the democratic primary. maryland senator received repartees nomination for a fifth term -- barbara mikulski received the nomination of her party. >>> still ahead, the power of the tea party. we will look at some of the other primary elections held around the nation. >> men are going to be men. >> sexual harassment scandal hits close to home. clinton portis under fire. >> will the nicest touch of whether stick around? that answer is comin >>> >> wednesday morning. comfortable temperatures. another pleasant morning with low humidity. in virginia, 54. 54 and sterling and germantown. paul moorpark, -- palmer park, 54. us.he 50's for most of 54 at the airport in frederick. 57 in bowie. low 80's today. chance of showers late tomorrow and tomorrow night. >>> not much to talk about on the roads. rohde work on the beltway in virginia is gone. -- roadwork. 66 it is quiet in rosslyn and vienna. looks good across the roos

that's a similar format with incumbent gov. martin o'malley, who easily won the democratic primary. >>> maryland senator barbara mikulski has won a fifth term in the u.s. senate. she will face republican eric wargotz of queen anne's county in november. she's a longest-serving female senator. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of all of our local races. the third time could be the charm for one democrat in the prince george's county executive race, coming up later. >>> besides d.c. and maryland, voters in six other states went to the polls as well yesterday. they got some key victories for the department. >> career politicians need to go for a while and we need fresh people. >> the biggest upset was in dublin. christine o'donnell, the tea party candidate, the longtime congressman mike castle, and the republican senate nomination. in new york, paladino has won the republican gubernatorial nomination. and the republican senate race in new hampshire was too close to call. 4 million more republicans than democrats voted in thi

that sets him or for a rematch with incumbent gov. martin o'malley, who easily won the democratic primary. for complete election results, log on to tbd.com, the online home of abc 7 news. >>> the light turnout has election officials surprised. thousands of people cast their ballots before yesterday's primary. even taking that into consideration, turnout throughout our area was still very light. >> still ahead on wednesday, continuing coverage of tuesday's primary. we will talk about the power of the tea party. >> a college football first. heisman trophy winner reggie bush makes a dramatic decision about his heisman trophy. >> another check on traffic and weather every ten minutes, >> another check on traffic and weather every ten minutes, first. america needs clean energy, and america needs jobs. wind power can deliver on both - but only if the senate encourages investment by passing a strong renewable electricity standard. with a strong res, we can keep 85,000 wind power workers on the job, and create hundreds of thousands of new job

gov. martin o'malley appears to be gaining ground in his bid for a second term. several voters said they would vote for him again as opposed to his former gov. challenger bob ehrlich. >>> democrats are making a first by election daty going back to school. members of the administration are pounding the pavement, trying to do the campaign once again. >> in college park, kathleen sebelius did the president's warm-up act. they are rallying students. >> we cannot let this country fall backwards because we did not care enough to fight. the stakes are too high for our country and for your future. >> he wants to recapture the energy of young people that turned out in droves in 2008. it is very difficult. >> everybody was excited about obama getting elected. now people are not as excited anymore. >> it is local elections not a presidential one. >> many young voters in maryland and beyond are less motivated to participate. a post poll said 55% of young people are certain to vote compared to other age ranges. >> we do not have an inspiring figure to rally behind. >> he may

i took it upon myself to write gov. davis a nasty letter, telling him a bunch of other things and telling him how he was hurting our family with this stupid policy. the mistake i mailed the letter without letting my father read it first. but he was proud. >> did you ever get an answer? >> from gov. davis? >> yes. >> no. >> this is from july, 2007. i have been accused of stridency, of thumping my chest and shouting that i am right. the charge has come from spouse and children, friends and acquaintances and for more than a few of my fine editors at the "washington post," one of whom wondered about me. i do not know if you remember that column. what led to you starting that column? >> i probably would have gone into another diatribe. it was a diatribe prelude to a diatribe. >> why with pride and with contrition? >> i have often been accused of opening my mouth when i should have kept it shut. i stand guilty. sometimes with contrition because sometimes i should have kept it shut. as they say in the catholic church, it is a

a new poll shows gov. o'malley has widened his lead over his republican challenger. the poll conducted earlier this month shows 52% of likely voters support governor o'malley. the poll has a margin of error of four points. we expect to hear details about what is being called a landmark contract proposal between the public school system and its 6000 teachers this evening. specifics have been kept under wraps so far, but city teachers are expecting pay raises for the first time in more than a year. it is not certain if this pay hikes will be tied to a teacher's performance. tim tooten will have the latest tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. two suspects are now in police custody in connection with a murder. 22-year-old manuel gutierrez and 23-year-old jamie calderon face murder charges in the death of jose ramirez. the body was found in the apartment that the three men shared. police believe the two men murdered ramirez after an argument in their apartment. the baltimore city police officer is dead after an accident on a pennsylvania road. investigators say the 26-year- old was

gov. christie is more in the corner of marker rubio because his stance has been more conservative. -- governor crist is more in the corner of marco rubio. people are not comfortable with a leader cannot take a position as a candidate who they feel as a senator that he will follow that. tavis: this sunday, all eyes will be on "meet the press," to see the most watched senate race in november when you and marco rubio will be david gregory's guests. charlie crist was invited any turned down the invitation. -- and he turned down the invitation. >> i don't know why he turned it down. he is in a difficult position politically. he will not take his opportunity to take a stand. he was unable to beat marco rubio and he found a way to get off of the ship. he is now saying that he is an independent. he has to stand up to his past record in terms of shedding light on the future, it will be difficult for the governor. i am focused on making sure that we stand up for the middle class and that we continue

>>gov. shwarzzenager is back, kate thonpson is live, kate >>the gov walking thru the crater on earl st, it s a red tagged home, the concrete has been left all over ... where those fell you can see if weov over here...blowing a hundred feet..we have video of the gov. speaking to investigators and a map of the damage in the homes and when he was here he signed an order asking fema for money, he talkied to the president who promisec all the help cal needsi think the important thing now is to investigate, we have investigators here to find out exactly what happened we know so far a one hundred foot pipe blew up. we don't know exactly why if something was missing or it was weak or something. i think thats why we have to hold the area secure so investigators can go through because some important to make sure this never happens again. >>now san bruno has to be approved for fema money, no gaurantess, and also trick is it can only pay for a sponge that pg e would not pay for if the fema money does co

gov. martin o'malley has an 11 point advantage over bob ehrlich. poll has a margin of error of 3.5%. that is a big jump for o'malley. the top issue for voters is the economy. for more information on that in other races, attention to our battleground 2010 election special tonight at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >>> now more news from around the region. arlington is the first county in virginia to drop out of a immigration program. it allows local police to share information with the federal government about people who are arrested, including immigration status. e poverty rates for children in d.c. are skyrocketing. three out of 10 children in the district were living in poverty -- poverty last year. it increased seven percentage points from the year before. black children 43%, hispanic children 13%, white children, 3%. and listen to this. a new study that finds laws banning texting behind the wheel may cause more crashes. drivers are lowering their phones so police can not see them when they are texting. the maryland hands free cell phone law takes eff

hace unas semanas el gobierno creo triple doble u- punto-cuidado de salud-punto gov, 1 sitio web en espanol para encontrar esta n vocar s conoce la gente los detalles, menos les gusta y la prueba esta en las encuestas." el partido republicano quiere que las elecciones de noviembre sean 1 referendo sobre la reforma de salud, entre otras cosas. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision>' ...como vimos, los republicanos en el congreso buscaran abolir la reforma de salud y reemplazarla por otra, pero ademas tambien piensan hacer una serie de cambios si ganan la mayoria en las elecciones legislativas del dos de noviembre..hoy presentaron su proa bu endurecr las actuales leyes, segun organismos que velan por los inmigrantes... en washington hoy se produjo el esparado encuentro entre la canciller de educacion y el virtual alcalde de la capital..alfredo miranda nos dice que resuos, tuvo esa reunion... por un lado tenemos al alcalde que va a ser nuevo que piensa q la comunidad tiene que tener un decir y por el otro lado tenemos a una persona que piensa

gov ---una familia vive un drama agridulce tras la tragedia de ayer san bruno.io de la familia "alvarado" se redujo a cenizas, pero en medio de este drama, hoy viven la satisfaccion de haber rescatado de las llamas a una persona que, de otro modo, hubiera tenido un final incierto.---el seÑor "alvarado" logro salvarle la vida a un hombre de edad avanzada. ---las autoridades calculan que 120 casas sufrieron daÑos con la explosion. por ahora, se ha identificado a tres de las cuatro Íctimas mortales del incendio.-- ellas son "jacqueline greig", de 44 aÑos y su hija, "janessa greig" de 13.-- la otra victima es "jessica morales" de 20 aÑos.-- mientras tanto, hay personas que siguen buscando a amigos y familiares de los que no se sabe nada desde aquella tragica tarde. ---diferentes agencias locales y estatales se han organizado en el centro de ayuda de la ciudad de san bruno para brindarles toda una gama de servicios a los damnificados de esta tragedia. ---"claudia rodas" nos dice Ómo solicitaer la ayuda qye hay disponible. --esta tragedia ha hecho surgir innumerables

gov--si ya se registro, no olvide llevar sus propios guantes, bolsos reciclabes para recolectar la basura-san francisco considera seguir los pasos de san jose para frenar elÍndice de obesidad infantil.---el supervisor "eric mar" presento una medida similar a la ley que se adopto este aÑo en el condado de santa clara... esa medida prohibe que los restaurantes de comida rapida les den juguetes a los niÑos con los alimentos que sirven. ---Ólo se les podÁ otorgar un juguete a los menores si comen algo con bajo contenido de grasa y calorias.---el dueÑo de 10 de las 19 sucursales de "mcdonald's" en san francisco dice que ya es lo suficientemente dificil sacar ganancias en esta ciudad, como para que se impongan mas restricciones.

virginia gov. bob macdonald wants to cut expenses, not services. having some employees work four 10-hour days is something that could save the commonwealth million bits. -- could save the commonwealth millions. but not everyone is convinced. >> if people feel a barrier -- a barrier on their time and i think they will be happy to pay extra to make it work. >> a pilot is being tried out. state leaders know that anything having to do with public safety, public health, red that generates revenue for the state will not be on a list of being closed on fridays. some offices could suffer, especially when it comes to child care issues. >> i think it will affect the child care and i think they should take that into consideration. >> the government wants state workers and taxpayers to weigh in on the idea. they will revisit the recommendations again on september it 16. >> coming your way at 6:00 p.m. we are live with one of the men vying for the top d.c. job. >> the polls are open, but the turnout is light. >> and the iceland tower is evacuating -- the eiffel

he will likely face former republican gov. bob ehrlich. bob ehrlich is being challenged by attorney brian murphy. murphy has won the support of sarah palin >>. >>> brianne carter is live in cheverly this morning with a preview of the county executive race. >> after all of these days, it comes down to this. the candidates have been hitting the campaign trail hard and voters will be held today voting in the primary. county executive in prince george's county is the race a lot of people will be looking at. four candidates are running. the focus has been on the top two. rushern baker and michael jackson. both of the candidates are no stranger to leadership. baker has been a former has beenwho also runs a foundation designed to bring quality teachers to the county. michael jackson has been the sheriff's the past eight years. both of them over the past couple months have said that they will bring additional jobs to prince george's county. they will also be voting on a number of elections. the focus will be on the prince george's county executive

gov. schwarzenegger does not take a salary but if he did he would only make $212,000 a year. we will be back as kron 4 continues. a live look from millbrae where traffic is moving smoothly. waiting to hear about possible delays at s f o with low clouds in the area. have some heavy duty demands. like enough horsepower and torque to get out of just about any situation. a payload that beats the other guys flat out. a frame sturdy enough to bear up a max towing capacity that's over 10 tons. and a braking system tough enough to bring it all to a stop. heavy duty demands? gentlemen, your truck is ready. the sixth 1 01 north and south now moving smoothly repass mineta. san jose 55 degrees it will be cooler today 69 and noon close '70s this afternoon. all eyes on the weekend warm-up details sure ahead. new this morning tell a man claiming responsibility for shooting down a helicopter nine troops were killed two other injured. the deadliest proper cross in years. the names and nationalities of the troops not named. nato says no reports of friendly enemy fire in the area. nato disputin

gov.hwarzenegger, to defend california's gay marriage ban in court. the pacific justice institute petitioned the third district court in sacramento of an emergency order that would require, state officials to appeal the ruling overturning call date. gov. schwarzenegger, said they do not plan to appeal. >> well the red dog with kron4 news morning is. dateline nbc that will be on move to saturday at 7:00 p.m. back. [ male announcer ] try sizzler renegade's ultimate value menu! choose malibu chicken, flame grilled steak, or two grilled shrimp skewers. each includes our 50 item endless salad bar and start at just $9.99. now at the sizzler. and start at just $9.99. welcome back live look here at the bay bridge, like traffic so far this morning. as a new heat up we might be certain see some large groups turnovers. temperatures are gritty he now 63 already wait and oakland a sunshine 79 after 8:00 p.m.. and hot weather is expected to moderate >> july has begun to reach the 33 miners of the trappe

gov.hwarzenegger signed legislation to keep drunk drivers off the wrote. they can reverse spoke license for 10 years when caught three times. new suicide prevention suns are going up near cal train tracks the signs are posted along a segment by mountain view. 200 calgene has been marked on safety measures in that area after 5 palo alto students committed suicide over a eight month period. there are one step closer to banding choice was fatty fast food. the proposal would make it illegal for children's meals to come with toys if the meal exceed limits on calories fat, sugar, salt. nadia made a lot of money and fast so the single mother of 14 children held yourself your furniture closed even nursing bra on sale apparently she is facing foreclosure and she's $450,000 to save her home. she is selling items on ebay including a sonogram of her octuplets. headlines on the kron 4 morning news will go outside a live picture s+Ñé latest on the san bruno gas explosion 13 t of debris kron 4 during kel

. >> the race for the maryland gov. is officially underway. no surprises in the primary -- gov. o'malley easily run the democratic nomination. the -- easily one of the democratic nomination. we will take a look of lies ahead for both at 6:00. >> the results of yesterday's's elections showing the tea party and democrats getting what they wanted from the final round of republican primaries. one big upset was in delaware. >> she is the latest tea party star -- christine o'donnell, campaigning today as the republican for senate in delaware. after her stunning win in the primary last night -- >> no more politics as usual. >> with the backing of the tea party, she beat the input -- beat the incumbent congressman who is refusing to endorse her. as the spotlight shines on the inexperienced conservative, the white house is celebrating her when. >> the republicans in delaware have nominated somebody they can think it cannot win and in the words of the republican campaign says could not win dead cat -- cannot win dogcatcher. the incumbent was ousted in utah. the new york t party candidate

our big story, gov.tin o'malley it's an endorsement from the mayor of new york city, mayor bloomberg. >> the governor is filling the tv airwaves with a new campaign ads claiming he raised $3 billion in taxes and fees while governor. we are joined live from the newsroom with a fact check on those claims. >> the wording of these ads is a clever. call it "political semantics." in one of the ads, the o'malley campaign in gauges in political semantics. >> there is a big difference between fees and taxes. >> that is true when you look in the dictionary. paying taxes is not a choice. indianapolis where budgets are partially balanced through fund transfers, taxes and fees can become interchangeable. become interchangeable.

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at 10:00 eastern, the arizona gov. debate with republican gov. jan brewer, a democratic state attorney general terry goddard and two third-party candidates. >> tonight, "book tv primetime, books to the stars. a planetarium director describes his book. and the importance of amateur astronomy from timothy ferris, tonight on c-span 2. >> there is nothing about finance that is like a rocket science. that is the frustrating thing for me when you think about ponzi schemes. the biggest ponzi scheme is telling someone who has worked really hard to earn money that they don't understand how that money will be invested. >> in 2007 as analyst with the first to predict major losses for citigroup, one of the laurel largest financial services companies. she's our guest on sunday night at 8:00 on "q&a." >> the u.s. chamber of commerce's annual labor day briefing. chief economists, senior vice president of labor and employee benefits, discussing current economic and workplace issues for businesses. they spoke in washington at the u.s. chamber of commerce, one hou

we will hear from pennsylvania gov. ed rendell and dnc chairman tim kaine. they are introduced by they had of a group of democrats. -- by the head of a group of democrats. >> i am president of democrats here at the university of pennsylvania. we are honored at tim kaine and governor ed rendell and other leaders here on campus today. we're kicking off the home stretch of the 2010 election. [applause] pennsylvania is a battleground state with a key senate race and gubernatorial rise and several competitive congressional races. you'll hear from governor tim kaine in a few minutes, but first i welcome rev. bakker from morris brown ama church for the invitation -- for the indication. >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. let us pray. oh god, our help in ages past, our hope for years to come, you have been sheltered for us in lights stormy blast and we thank you that you prepare for us a eternal home. from everlasting to everlasting, you are god. we of, and gathered here today in this place to begin our work. before we do so, we come to you because we need

. >> meanwhile, things are heating up for the california gov. clinton debuted for the on with the start of a new television ad criticizing the record of fellow democrat, jerry brown. meg whitman using a 1992 footage primary debate. and clinton, jerry brown square off. and his tax record was " just wrong. and this is a nationreported that he is sayint that is a nasty jabs towards his reputation. >> and you can see track record know it is moving slow south towards the lower deck of the golden gate bridge. we will be budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >> taking a look at today's numbers on the stock market. the dow jones ended the day up 28 points i

even though things are returning to normal massachusetts gov.ar ended that day did leave behind one threat. >> red currants are still quite strong sold to exercise caution. >> even strong occurrence could not deter them about from enjoying their holiday. >> we decided to come on down a plea loss one friday elie said saturday morning when the sun came up. that is so we have been doing. >> in a letter this is especially. for kron4 news. >> investigators might be getting closer to figure it exactly what caused that spill. that is because a key piece of evidence has been holding out of the ball. the blow. you're looking at it now. it is the tempered it kept the they removed earlier. they're hoping now closer look will show why the device did not stop the oil leak. it accrues over 30 hours to lift the 55 300 t piece of equipment. we're all getting used to hearing about services being cut so coming up it is nice deal to talk about some community services been restored. and why some local teachers are delighted by boxes being delivered to their classro

. >> [unintelligible] >> both virginia gov. bob mcdonnell and the u.s. supreme court refused to halt the execution, but her case has drawn support from supporters at home and abroad, saying that she is mentally retarded and manipulated by a smarter conspirator. they are pleading for her life to be scared. >> she is scheduled to die tonight at 9:00 p.m. at the correctional facility in virginia. she will be the first woman to be put to death in nearly 100 years. >> our coverage continues now. brian todd is in garrett, virginia with more on teresa louis's final hours. >> we are told that she has met with their immediate family, her attorney and spiritual adviser as well. she has a venture -- and essentially resigned to the circumstances. jazz as for a last meal -- she has asked for a last meal of fried chicken, dr pepper and peace. -- peas. we're told that her family will appear today. the daughter said she would witness the best execution. -- witness the execution. it is pretty much unfolding as is supposed to go. she will be put to death within the next t

new york's current mayor, michael bloomberg, is endorsing gov. martin o'malley. bloomberg held eight rally on capitol hill today. -- a rally on capitol hill today. in news conferences scheduled concerning rahm emanuel future. what is expected to happen there. what is expected to happen there. >> four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> we're following the developing story of rahm emanuel's expected resignation. he is expected to confirm that he is running to be the mayor of chicago. president obama will hold a news conference tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. for what is being called a personnel announcement. his departure ha

the gov ordered furloughs to help deal with the state's massive budget crisis. but the lawsuit contends the furloughs violate a state law that mandate a 40 hour work week and union contracts. 17 months of fur furloughes head it 1.6 win billion to the state's funds. >> 9/11 anniversary is a few days away. protests are running across the country against the planned new mosque. when an antimuslim televangelist showed up, some believed passions could be inflamed. think again. >> nobody -- those words from known antimuslim preacher, bill keller, who gave the first service at a new christian center half a block from ground zero, and to the surprise of some in the audience, he supported a proposed muslim community center just two blocks away. >> they have air right to build it. >> it's not a complete truce. >> they want to preach the laws of is lamb, islam, i can porch the bible. >> the words spoken the days before the an verse riff othe world terrorist attacks on the world trade center. >> they can operate in their own. >> reporter: in connecticut. >> not in our neigh

gov. o'malley participated in the grand opening of the cyber innovation center. he declined to take questions. his staff said he had to leave for a bill signing at the white house. state house republicans are discussing whether to launch a full-blown investigation, calling witnesses before a joint committee. to find out what other agencies the governor is using to deceive the citizens of maryland. >> this afternoon, a spokesman for the state department said the document was drafted for internal discussion only. he says it was at salad posted online. the memo was replaced by talking points. the spokesman emphasized that the actual job numbers did not change from the mistaken posting to the official one. >> two years after voters approved slot and maryland, the first facility has opened its doors. mr. robinson reports -- lisa robinson reports. >> we are tickled to death that is finally here. >> when the doors opened, there were plenty of people ready to take a chance with their money. many of them believed that they did not back to make the drive across state lines

overs almost as soon as czechoslovakia emerged as the states are in more amenable topical with ammonia gov it conflicts flared up right after the emergence of czechoslovakia as a state. population was opposed to it. the chick historian young namecheck is absolutely sure that the citizen germans paid a price for their active role in the dismemberment of czechoslovakia the treaty on the secession of the siddhis region to germany was signed by a need as a former european powers seventy years on the original copy bearing the signatures of the main players in the game is on display at parks national museum. local or in the signatures later of great britain chamberlain the leader of france to lobby the leader of germany hitler a leader italy muslim and. a clip about the exhibition at the national museum has been shown on television plays no doubt about the position the czechs have concerning the munich treaty. if you month schools have sued disenchantments meeson had cooties for a reunion few young people ever show up here but the older generation tries not to miss it. to a consolation to public

the person who would be would be former gov. howard dean, who could do sort of what ted kennedy did with jimmy carter. host: because of the focus on economic and domestic issues? guest: and also because he was a doctor and he probably should have been put in charge of health care with this administration. if they wanted to explain to the progressive side of the party that there were only a certain policy prescriptions that they were able to get. in other words, i think it in other words, i think it actually chose the wrong messenger to be secretary of health and human services. governor sebelius was a fantastic governor of kansas, but she was also a conservative democrat. she is probably not the person to be talking to what is referred to as the professional left. howard dean would have been a much more effective messenger. i also think that given that he was ousted from the dmz, -- the was ousted from the dmz, -- the dnc, there are many progressives in the democratic party that welcome his return as a true progress of. host: co

outraged when democratic leaders try to sort circuit the rules and read the final vote to force obama's gov take over health care for congress. the american people did not stand for this power grab them and they will not stand for now, especially with their jobs, their families, and their future is at stake. that is why john boehner has the speaker pelosi to insure the american people that she will allow nothing short of a full up or down vote on bills to cut spending and stop all of the looming tax hikes. this way, the will of the people and their elected representatives can be heard. anything less bales are economy and provides further evidence that democrats are more committed to preserving their power than helping our economy. if president obama and washington democrats are truly focused on creating jobs, we should take action immediately to cut government spending and stop all of these impending tax hikes. if speaker pelosi will allow up or down votes on these priorities this month, we can show the american people we are listening and ready to put their best interest, those of our cons

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month, you'll be able to see actual health plan pricing at the government's innovative health care .gov website. elisabeth leamy, abc news. >>> and six weeks before the november elections, rrms, including those who want to repeal health care reform have pulled a page from their old play book, hoping to repeat their insurgent victorial the polls in 1994. their mid-term manifesto is dubbed the pledge to america, and jon karl has been digging through it. jon? >> reporter: outside the lumberyard, a group of tea partiers presented would be speaker of the house john boehner with a tea kettle. inside, the republicans presented their plan. >> our pledge to america is that the republicans stand ready to get it done and beginning today. >> reporter: it's an echo of newt gingrich's contract with america, unveiled on the capitol steps in september 1994, just before republicans won control of congress. the biggest difference? clothing. no ties this time around. and venue. a lumberyard, not the capitol steps. the republicans made a point of getting outside the capitol beltway, to unveil their new ple

no love for the gov from union leaders who argue christy is not tinkering with them. he's almost renaming them and now it's war in the garden is it state. and the new jersey governor himself tells me the fight is going to spread across the countries. >> if we had not taken direct steps, we would not meet payroll. new jersey is in a desperate situation and we are a preview for what the rest of the country is about to handle. >> neil: get ready, this is going to get ugly. charles payne and gerry, what do you think. >> the nightmare not just new jersey, but the country. unfunded for pensions. people say one trillion. it's three times that, 3 trillion or 22% of gdp. why? because states overestimate how much money they're going to get from the stock market. california thought they would get returns of 7.5%, they haven't made that in three years. >> so, and that's kind of what the governor's been saying, charles, and it's been built on wishful assumptions, it just didn't pan out and even went so far as to rescind 2001 increase that was branded. this is going to get bad. >>

the --web address of www.sfusd .gov/enroll. we did not print it out because we wanted to showcase, so this is the home page, but anyone going forward will get to a page here that basically has a box that says review proposed changes, so they can click on, and that is where they will see the draft recommendations, so they can click to the elementary attendance area boundaries, and we know that -- and that it will take a while to load because it is that -- it is a .pdf file, but if you just are patient, it will show. >> the point i want to make is that when parents or community members open it up, they can zoom to 800 or 200 or 400 and go into a particular area of the city and be able to see street names because with the print map, it is really hard to be able to do that, and that is why -- we have blown up these three large ones that we were going to take to all the community meetings, so community members will be able to look at them, and we will have one in the lobbies of people can see it over the next few weeks as well, but

begot governors. >> go to the ones you say. >> i see governor romney, gov. polity, gov. palin, gov. daniels getting in, a lot of talk about them. out of the senate, senator i thune, former speaker gingrich, former senator santorum -- i think the field is good for republicans, and there could be folks elected now who could all the sudden be in play in discoverer. we have a very interesting field of governors getting elected. howard curd any of them to get elected governor and then run for president. -- i would not encourage any of them to get elected governor and then run for president. we have some women governors that actually could end up on a short list for vice president, certainly. i did not know. i do not want to get any trouble, and i'm throwing out their names. it is a very fluid situation on the republican side. i think that the party is up point at time were they are open to new faces, new ideas, new energy, and that is good for us. that will be helpful. >>. can hit it on your side has got a lot of attention, christine o'donnell. >> i think that she is a clear reflection o

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