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maybe some greg brown tunes. anybody know who greg brown is? yeah, man. check him out, he is good. >> one question that you're much less likely to be asked once you leave washington, d.c., but it is pretty common to be asked when you are here. you have been an actor, politically active. would you advise your children or grandchildren to go into movies or politics? [laughter] >> a couple of things come to mind with that. you asked before where my kids involved with this issue. all of them are and they all participate in different ways. my eldest daughter, isabel, she joined the not too long ago on the first socially engaged buddhist symposium that my friend bernie glassman gave in ssachusetts, and it was a wonderful gathering. and isabel is close at my side to me, many projects getting to hunger. >> tomorrow is veterans day. this questioner from the audience would like to hear about your experience in the coast guard. >> it was the coast guard reserve, seven years, and i kind of -- i was very proud to serve my country in that way. my brother was also in th

decision 2010 and results from last night the democrat jerry brown headed back to sacramento having defeated republican meg whitman. as greg tells us brown says he is more than aware of the challenges ahead. >> democrat jerry brown said he's ready to hit the ground running once he's sworn in saying he's our talk to leaders of both parties as he enters a transition period between now and january. >> i will make it my business to make very clear what the state government is doing and what to try and pared down as much as i possibly can and that will engage in the process that will be transparent, exhausting, exhaustive and inclusive. >> he plans to fly to sacramento tomorrow to lay the groundwork for the budget. voters sent a mixed message by approving a ballot measure for the >> budget> those who want taxes they're the ones that one only cuts and the groups in the middle who want to model round. my job is to try and so some unity and clarity that of model and division. >> brown said he will not reach out to governor arnold scored snigger on policy he will wait till he takes office. >> here few of their results of the boxers

maybe some greg brown tunes. anybody know who greg brown is? yeah, man. check him out, he is good. >> one question that you're much less likely to be asked once you leave washington, d.c., but it is pretty common to be asked when you are here. you have been actor, politically active. would you advise your children or grandchildren to go into movies or politics? [laughter] >> a couple of things come to mind with that. you asked before where my kids involved with this issue. all of them are and they all participate in different ways. my eldest daughter, isabel, she joined the not too long ago on the first socially engaged buddhist symposium that my friend bernie glassman gave in massachusetts, and it was a wonderful gathering. and isabel is close at my side to me, many projects getting to hunger. >> tomorrow is veterans day. this questioner from the audience would like to hear about your experience in the coast guard. >> it was the coast guard reserve, seven years, and i kind of -- i was very proud to serve my country in that way. my brother was also in the

. >> brown: greg ip of "the economist", thank you very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next tonight, as we near the second anniversary of the terror attacks in mumbai, india, new information emerges about the perpetrators. ray suarez has the story. >> suarez: the bloody siege of mumbai lasted almost three days. 166 people were killed, including six americans. this was the scene outside the taj mahal palace, a luxury hotel popular with western tourists and wealthy indians. inside, four militants from the pakistan-based lashkar-i-taiba went room to room gunning down their victims. at the same time, four other targets in the city were attacked: the oberoi hotel, the leopold cafe, the central train station-- where closed circuit cameras captured these chilling images of a calm-looking gunman- - and the city's chabad house, a community center for ultra- orthodox jews. in the two years since the attack, we've learned more about the group behind it and the meticulous planning that went into it. the focus has been on the so- called "project manager" of the plot, a pakistani known as sajid mi

to go back to -- in greg davis' administration, there were prompt proportions in both houses but not at the level we have in the assembly. you might have to go back to jerry brown's governorship to have that dominant of a caucus in both houses. [inaudible] >> that's true. supervisor mar: but it does sound like california is bucking the trend of the nation? >> yes. supervisor mar: it is interesting. if you look at how the california voters voted for the propositions, where it looked more like the rest of the country. but in terms of the elected efficiency, nowhere near the kind of sweeping wave. in congress there is only the one seat that is still under contest, and that was congressman jim costa. if you think about the so-called blue dogs across the country, a bunch of those were swept away in the wave. >> what about mcnierny. supervisor mar: you are right. on the ballot measures, there are several i could talk about, but the two prominent ones that affect transportation are 22-and 26. i will note that the passage of 25 will have and's yet undetermined positive impact on agencies buildingings. 26 is the measure that allowed the legislature to adopt a budget. i su

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