companies in the state even though the rest of the country doesn't have it, briefly, you voted for jerry i brownn a disappointment? >> i, i didn't -- i was somewhat misquoted. i didn't quote for him last time and didn't vote for either of them. i've known jerry i for a long time. longer than i care to admit, but i thought he'd be more innovative and tough. and he's at the end of his career, and he should be able to risk things riot now, and instead, he's playing it, you know, really much more like a conventional democratic politician and i don't think it's going to get us where we want. i think a lot of us thought jerry is smart, he's innovative. willing to take risks and did it when he was a young man, for whatever reason, he's not as an older man. >> thank you for being here. we have to take one more break. wh he-- when we come back, hits and misses of the week. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i g heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilos isn't for fast relief. try alka-s

jerry brown says the state's budget deficit is even worse than expected, nearly twice the previous estimate of $9 billion. >> now we expect even more cuts when the governor releases details on his revised proposal tomorrow. >> even as the governor was getting his tax hike to officials, he was warning that the new taxes would not be enough. >> tax receipts are coming in lower than expected and the federal government and the courts have blocked us from making billions of dollars in necessary budget reductions. the result is that we are now facing a $16 billion hole, not $9 billion we fought in january >> the state has spent $2.1 billion more than expected to spend. the governor blames the federal government and courts from blocking cuts and says that past budget gridlock in sacramento forces him to go to the voters. >> we cannot fill the whole of this magnitude with cuts alone without doing severe damage to our schools which is why i'm bypassing gridlock and asking the people of california to approve a plan that avoids cuts to schools and public safety >> word of more budget problems comes as

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jerry brown says tax hikes are needed to deal with the state's massive budget shortfall.however, his initiative seems to be on the way to qualify for the ballot but the second one by a millionaire who is financing her own says, ok, it is challenging it. brown's measure has about 54 percent of the vote. the other one is doing worse that we turn to the political insiders and ask them for stop it looks like gov. jerry brown has a fight on his hands. >> that is something very difficult to do even for me. >> we were selling this is if you are spending on education and people do in this case are willing to talk about it and also going to dig into their own pockets to pay for it but the question is which of these two proposals ashley funds education and public safety >> also i found the message we're hearing about back to sacramento is we're not going to cut education. you trotted that dog out so many times and set either pass this or we will have to stop feeding the dog that they have had it. education, voters don't think he will cut it >> with jerry needed to have done with th

so when jerry brown had an appearance there would be someone from the whitman campaign with an iphone that could then was live streaming back to whitman campaign headquarters so that the communications team could be emailing reporters responses to the actual charges that jerry brown was making in real-time, and it was the first time they had been able to piece together something like that and now you're seeing campaigns at the state level doing that type of thing now. of course at the national level you have a live stream with television stations. but as to whether or not a campaign actually made the difference, you know, in kind of an unconventional way brian billbray a congressman in san francisco in 2006, a special the election, duke cunningham had been run out of town for good reason and that was a hotly contested seat and seen as a bellwether to see how the 2006 house congressional the elections would ultimately fare. unfortunately it was not the bellwether that the republicans had hoped. but the rnc were providing a lot of assistance, bill billbray who was running against a cand

you can run but you can't hide as the golden state sinks deeper into the red california governor jerry brown says deep austerity cuts are needed across the board and it seems no social program is safe let's tell you what he's planning to cut and how the public is reacting. it's monday may twenty first five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r.t. . well chaos in chicago as thousands of protesters clashed with police at an anti nato demonstration and it turned violent take a look at this. as protesters threw bottles and other objects up police decked out in riot gear using batons against them dozens have reportedly been arrested meanwhile iraq and afghanistan war veterans joined the protests hurling their medals toward the convention center where nato officials were meeting are to correspond on a stasi a turk and i was in the thick of all the action in chicago to bring us the latest. chicago under siege. the last couple of days have seen oceans of protesters thousands marching under a blistering sun to vent their anger at the military alliance who are opposed to know t

. >> and it is the problem of governor jerry brown.truggling to pull the state back from the brink of a $16 billion deficit. phil matier shows us that is not the only trouble is facing right now. >> that is right. for the past couple of days we have been focusing on sacramento but here's what the voters have to sit back to them. >> on the wrong track. >> that was the opinion out of three out of four voters in a statewide poll. and from the looks of things, the governor jerry brown is feeling the pain. with a 21 point drop in his approval rating in the past three months. >> what you think of the performance of jerry brown? >> he has done some good but

he spoke with governor jerry brown as well as scenters -- senators. he says guns from the u.s. played a role in the drug related deaths in the last six years in mexico. >> we all have a responsibility to do something to correct this issue. >> he plans to go to washington, d.c. with his message in september. >>> this comes as police in mexico are trying to identify 49 bodies found yesterday. heads, hands and feet were all cut off, making the task of identification difficult. the area where the bodies were found is contested by mexico's two dominant drug gangs. >>> in a half hour from now san bruno will hold a ceremony to welcome back families to the neighborhood that was destroyed by the pipeline explosion. 26 families are in various stages of rebuilding. promises to be an emotional ceremony. >>> protesters grated pg&e share holders today at a meeting in san francisco. >> they say waves from the smart meters are a health concern and customers must pay to opt out of the program. he tells ktvu most customers don't mind the meters. >>> some of the world's top bicyclist pedal today

governor jerry brown revealed today that california's budget is in a lot more trouble than we knew. and we asked ben tracy to show us what that means. >> reporter: jana bell soto is halfway through college at the university of california, irvine. he's worried he won't be able to finish. tuition went up 14% this school year because of state budget cuts. >> my mom already told my little brother he's going to have to go into the military so they can pay for his college. >> reporter: the u.c. system plans to raise tuition another 6% in july to nearly $13,000. that's more than double what students paid just five years ago because the state keeps cutting education funding. >> we're going to have to cut deeper, but cutting alone really doesn't do it. >> reporter: today governor jerry brown said the state's budget deficit jumped from $9 billion to $16 billion, largely because tax revenues have been much lower than expected. the unemployment rate here is still 11%. >> there has to be a balance and day of reckoning. this is the type of day of reckoning and we've got to take the medicine. >> r

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companies in the state even though the rest of the country doesn't have it, briefly, you voted for jerry i brownhe been a disappointment? >> i, i didn't -- i was somewhat misquoted. i didn't quote for him last time and didn't vote for either of them. i've known jerry i for a long time. longer than i care to admit, but i thought he'd be more innovative and tough. and he's at the end of his career, and he should be able to risk things riot now, and instead, he's playing it, you know, really much more like a conventional democratic politician and i don't think it's going to get us where we want. i think a lot of us thought jerry is smart, he's innovative. willing to take risks and did it when he was a young man, for whatever reason, he's not as an older man. >> thank you for being here. we have to take one more break. wh he-- when we what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individ

we will continue to cover it tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> this morning, governor jerry brown revealing the revised state budget and the news isn't good. he detailed numbers about an hour ago in sacramento. brown says due to lower than expected revenues and court rulings that blocked cuts, the budget deficit has grown to $16 billion. governor brown says raising taxes is the only way to avoid major cuts to public schools, colleges, and public safety. >> we're going to have to cut deeper, but cutting alone really doesn't do it. that's why i'm linking the serious budget reductions, real increase to austerity, with a plea to the voters, please increase taxes temporarily. >> the budget relies heavily on a proposed temporary quarter current tax hike on the november ballot. he also wants to increase income tax on those making $250,000 or more. >>> a san francisco woman is safe after police officers helped her fend off an attacker. about 11:00 last night, two officers say they heard a woman screaming at mission and fremont streets and spotted her wrestling with a man, trying to steal her purse.

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we'll take whatever one will get us there. >> that's the jerry brown attitude. there is also this. ppose a voter comes up to you and says, listen, governor brown, i hear you loud and clear. you have a project that's near and dear to you which is $100 billion high speed railroad. why not make a decision to not commit to that project because that's the kind of spending california cannot afford. >> well, you can say the same about fixing our roads and expanding our airports and ports and you got to build to accommodate the growth. the high-speed rail over the next 40 years, won't be 100, we can bring it in for a lot less than that. that will be half of the price of building new and expand airports and new and expanded freeways. >> they would say is it more important to invest in high-speed railroad or education. you say we have to cut education. why not cut your railroad. these are hard choice that have to be made. >> i'll also propose a $14 billion water project to make sure we have a reliable water supply. we're also investing tens of billions of dollars by the private utilities in m

governor jerry brown announced the budget deficit is much bigger than he predicted. back in january brown estimated the budget shortfall at $9 billion. he says it's now grown to nearly $16 billion. >> there has to be a balance and a day of reckoning. this is the type of a day of reckoning and we have to take the medicine. >> reporter: and things could get even uglier. the governor warns if his tax initiative fails in november, the ax will paul it to the tune of $6 billion more and schools will take the brunt of it. >> we will say no, then we'll have the trigger cuts and it will be felt as we if felt the cal state campuses and we felt in every school district in the state. that's where it will be felt. >> reporter: now the governor also proposed a 5% pay cut for state workers. we understand that could also mean that some state offices would be open four days instead of five. in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> all right. mao to the social offering. facebook prepares to go public this week. the most anticipated ipo in years is expected to pump more th

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plus, california governor jerry brown calls it a day of reckoning. to deal with the state's $16 billion shortfall. it is our "news nation" gut check. plus, the star of the new usa series common law will join us live to talk about how he is trying to raise awareness regarding one of the deadliest form of cancer. we'll talk about his new movie and hit tv show. first there is a lot going on today. here are some things we thought you should know. a little love for active duty service members and their families beginning saturday. military members can pick up an annual pass to enter all of the national parks for free. the program is part of the joining forces initiative launched by first lady joe biden. it is, by the way, arld forces day. >>> and the first lady is sharing her workout play list to get you moving. her favorite songs include signed, sealed, deliver, whip my hair by willow smith and move your body. it is her move theme song and those are the things we thought you should know. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we

. >> i give it the governor jerry brown of some credit.ssible solutions but let us look at get rid of proposition 13. hundreds of millions of dollars health care of the poor will take a cut. welfare, children, school children, and he will go after a taxing the rich. however the november election could tell all talking about increasing the state income tax from 9% to 13%. i just do not see that happening >> catherine: he says that he says he cannot redesign reality. >> i giving him credit. he is saying things that people of not said before. >> catherine: the avengers breaking records. >> who is your favorite? >> catherine: i like robert downey jr.. >> i like fo fat--thor.. this is the first movie to have a $200 million weekend back to back. huge for disney. just over billions of dollars in the first 19 days. this is a film that we could see more and more. they took a chance with john carter >> there could be zillions of imitations on that and a loser. if anybody wants a rangers/doubles ticket they're going to appear before call for big mone

until we pull together. >> president clinton said he spent time chatting off stage with governor jerry brown he's aware of the state's tough budget issues but state is facing but message is what the former president thinks will get california back on track. mr. clinton knew this is a silicon valley crowd and made sure he was clear he supported the type of economy that exists here. the jobs being created and venture capitol backing it. >> and more still to come tonight just ahead say so long to the stick. what developers have planned. >> from cal train why they may be adding new service as the budget picture is headed towards derailment. >> you can see there are showers winding down. warming will be winding up. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and how to make money on minimum wage. a local nonprofit group helps you >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> job training in the bay' hunt years point community. those promises made good today by a major home builder. abc 7 news is live with the story tonight. >> neighbors call where i'm standing hunter's view

plus you can run but you can't hide the golden state sinks deeper into the red california governor jerry brown says deep austerity cuts are needed across the board and it seems no social program is safe well tell you what he's planning to cut and how the public is reacting. and it's monday may twenty first eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. . a victory for ron paul the texas congressman swept the state of minnesota in the republican party convention there look at these headlines from over the weekend ron paul wins minnesota big ron paul racks up delegates in minnesota ron paul supporters dominate minnesota g.o.p. convention what's next. that is correct the dark horse in the republican presidential race run twelve won twelve of the thirteen delegates lost so now in total thirty two of minnesota's forty national delegates to the republican convention will go to paul now this is a huge win for paul supporters especially after the presidential candidate announced he would stop campaigning and states due to lack of funding so what does this mean for paul's ca

. >>> posteriormente tendria que ser aprobada por el gobernador jerry brown . >>> otro proyecto , buscapor que aseguran que tendrá un impacto negativo , y le costaria al estado de california más de 325 millones de dolares . >>> indican que el 60% de los californianos acepta este programa . >>> el apap benedicto respalda una reforma migratoria , el sumo pontifice agradece la ayuda que dan los estadounidense a los inmigrantes. >>> el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama , aprueba una ley , que sube el preico a la gente que quiera contruirs tunele spor debajo de la frontera. >>>sserá ilegal contruir un tunel y también conspirar , en el contrabando de armas , personas y armas, crimenes inalizar la contruccion de tuneles , y la ley va más alla >allà:ra difícil para comprobar , y para hacer esas alegaciones contra individuos que tienen el propósito para comprar propiedad , para contruir tuneles . >>> un experto en la frontera dice que las rutas del narcotrafico han cambiado , pero los tuneles no son lo más importante . >>> las autoridades han descubierto más de 100 tuenels en las fro

at this hour governor jerry brown announcing just how much worse things are than previously thought in the golden state. are they about to usher in a new age of austerity out on the coast? now, if you're long the markets today, the picture is not terribly pretty. we are off the lows, but we're still down, down, down, 73 -- almost 74 points at the dow. sue is at the new york stock exchange and check in with us in about ten seconds. also today, jamie and the whale and ina and the new guy now in charge of that unit over there in london that lost $2 billion. president obama's spokesman weighing in on the case. we've got it all covered. let's start first with sue at the corner of wall and broad. sue. >> and you said it, ty, it is a down day. there were earlier on an awful lot of losers on the big board with about 25 to 30 dow components lower. dmodties getting roughed up as well. we'll get to that in a minute. we're going to talk stocks with bob pisani. i'm impressed by the fact the market has managed to come back so considerably. we were down 1 0 points earlier this morning. >> yeah. almos

california governor jerry brown is with us now from sacramento.d morning, governor. >> good morning. >> when you look at california, looking at the ninth biggest economy, also looking at a state that mirrors problems not only around the country but the world. people want to cut spending but don't want to raise taxes. people who want to raise taxes but are restricted in whose spending they want to cut. what can the governor of california do? >> well, unlike the federal government, the state of california has the initiative process. last year i tried to get the legislature via required two-thirds vote to let people vote on new taxes. i couldn't get that. i went to the people myself, got over 1.5 million signatures. on the november ballot will be a proposal to raise income taxes on the very affluent and a slight quarter cent tax on everybody else. combined with that we're making some very drastic cuts in almost every year of state government. so, we are going to start living within our means. something that hasn't truly happened for the better part o

. >> y jerry brown pide que tengan en cuenta las boletas electorales en donde se decide si aprueban oe que el deficit de california podría ascender si no se hace esto. >> y una revista con una portada pregunta es ustedes lo suficientemente madre, aboga por la lactancia prolongada y el hecho de que los padres y hijos duerman juntos. >> es uno de los temas más comentados, tan provocadora dcomo la foto de la portada la pregunta es fuerte. >> amamantar es fantástico. >> cuándo pueden caminar y hablar puden ir al refrigerador. >> hoy el doctor william sir es el guru de miles de madres. >> vemos de muchos problemas de desapejo, muchos más de los de dependencia. >> os excesos no son buenos y los padres deben dejar que el chico madure. >> yo no era suficientemente madre porque no praxcticaba el apego. >> la lactancia prolongada fortalece el vinculo ahorra dinero y más, debe ser la familia la que decida. >> aparecieron las encuestas sobre estas fotos una de canal nbc decía que preferirian no verla >> precisamente sobre este tema queremos su opinión, hasta que edad quiere amantar a su hijo, est

jerry brown will officially deliver the bad news about to revise state budget >> we're now facing a $16 billion hole, not the $9 billion we thought in january. >> the governor blames the deficit on higher tax revenues, lower tax revenues. he says cuts to education and public safety are not acceptable. republicans have reacted to the governors' appeal by saying there must be more cuts. protests are planned against pg&e outside the company's headquarters. >> it is expected to be a busy morning here at pg&e headquarters as you mentioned. they will have the annual shareholders' meeting and protesters are expected to be here as well as a politician who will be introducing new legislation. it is their annual shareholders meeting, the first for the new ceo. it is expected to be met with unhappy customers and at the same time, san mateo assemblyman jerry hill is planning on introducing a bill that would require top utility executives to give back bonuses if the company is fine for safety violations. what he says is that he is trying to stop what happened in 2011 when the former ceo left pg&e af

and downtown jerry brown is going to tax the last six guys. and now this guy is basically his slogan, his campaign slogan is i need dope in order to focus. you can't pay attention. >> if you keep stressing that marijuana is fun, no one is going to legalize it. or if you call it medical marijuana no one will legalize it. that works. brooke you are high right now. i can smell you from a mile away. do you think obama is a hipocrite on drug laws? >> loaded question. i want to address your other point. if you are going to admit to smoking pot while running for congress, admit you like it. that's the reason. none of this bs, the add or attention deficit disorder, that's not why people smoke pot. number two, if you want to attack it, your beef is not with the feds. it is with the supreme court. they ruled that growing a personal plant of marijuana and smoking it and not selling it somehow is a substantial affect on interstate commerce. that is the credible legal argument gets the feds regulating marijuana. joy that's why we have her here. -- >> that'

. >> today the governor jerry brown will officially deliver bad news about revise state budget >> we are now facing a $16 billion hole, not $9 billion we thought >> the governor posted that message saturday blaming lower tax revenue and legal blocks. he wants to increase income tax for the highest earners as well as increase sales taxes. fellow democrats say they will help sell his measures to the voters >> between now and november, all of us will be rather aggressive in talking about the importance of the governor's tax measures >> it could be a hard sell. voters are resistant to increase taxes. we will have a live report coming up in about 10 minutes. heads are starting to roll at j.p. morgan chase in the wake of some bad trades that costs them over $2 billion over three months. top traders are expected to be let go as early as today. >> we will still earn a lot of money this quarter so does not like the company is jeopardized. we hurt ourselves and our credibility and we need to pay the price for that >> lawmakers say the law could lead to tighter regulations the y protesters say

today governor jerry brown will release the budget. instead of the $9 billion budget gap, the state is now facing a $16 billion deficit and that's due to weak taxes and slow budget cuts. if voters do not approve his tax hikes in november there will have to be a new round of cuts in education, compensation and welfare. >>> they are stone have a huge i am -- they are certain to have a huge impact, alameda is having money troubles of their own. they are having less money coming in from the state capital. >>> this week's news coverage is about president barack obama and hip supporting same sex marriage. it includes the words, the first gay president and there is a halo. mitt romney's commons are coming up and -- comments and he made them during a commencement address. >> in the meantime, the president's historic announcement sparked a historic debate at several churches over the weekend. the service included songs and scriptures however it focused a sermon on the support over gay marriages but he stands behind the president and an even hig

>> and it is my honor to introduce governor jerry brown of california. i think. ok. in ibm research, one of the things we talk about is our laboratories. i have been all over the world, live in different countries. i am a relatively recent transplant to california. i would like to let the governor know that i am happy to be here. it is a good space. recently, governor brown has spent a lot of time, focus, and effort making california a better place. focus on eliminating waste, increasing efficiency, decreasing the budget deficit, and real focus that we appreciate in northern california on clean energy. for example, moving the state's goal to be 33% clean energy producing. it is my privilege to welcome governor brown to the panel. [applause] >> and to introduce our next panelist, i would like to welcome steve ballmer, senior bp -- vp. >> good morning and thank you. next up is governor hickel lipper -- hickenlooper. he is the serieaal a entreprener each of you have in your respective parts. he became very successful in the brew pub business. he never had a single elect

cerrarle las puertas a muchos estudiantes si no se aprueba el plan de impuestos del gobernador jerry brown noviembre. norma ambriz-galaviz - vicepresidenta de instruccin, "mission college" "mission college y west valley más o menos vamos a tener que rebajar como unos 500 clases". entre las clases que planean recortar estn las de arte y musica, un requisito de graduacin para los alumnos. anibal mata - estudiante, estudiante "me hace sentir un poco frustrado y preocupado porque va a tomar más tiempo en poder salir del community college para poder entrar a la universidad". los colegios comunitarios podrian perder 300 millones de dolares en fondos si el plan de impuestos es rechazado.. en mission college, ya se preparan para lo peor y han recortado ms de un millon de dolares para el proximo aÑo escolar. "cada colegio ha tratado de rebajar sus gastos para no tener que rebajar la gente o los servicios pero estamos llegando al punto que ya no puedes rebajar más". gpx debido a la falta de fondos, los planteles han aumentado desde este veerano el costo de cada unidad escolar a 46 dolares.. antes co

right now it is still not clear on what led up to the shooting. >>> and governor jerry brown said thexpected and instead of 9 billion it is now ballooned to $1 billion. >>> -- $16 billion. >>> and at yahoo, we want to take a look at the big board, dow jones industrial average down 137 points and that's in response to what is going on in europe, mostly in china and yahoo's stock opened nearly 2% and it is up about $15 a share between 12 and $17 for the last year. yahoo's ceo has resigned putting an end to the resume scandal and joining us from there, allie rasmus will tell us about the next challenge facing the company. >> reporter: they are happy about the changes at least for now but yahoo's ceo scott thompson stepped down over the weekend and now at the sunnyville headquarters, they have appointed ross levinson as increment ceo -- interim ceo and they appointed him after scott thompson resigned. his resume said he had a degree in computer science. according to the wall street journal he had recently been diagnosed with thyroid cancer but most believe it is the resume controversy not

governor jerry brown will release his state budget. instead of the $9 billion budget gap, the state is now facing a $16 billion deficit and that's mainly due to lower tax deficits. now in the video, he once again makes the pitch to voters to approve his plan for tax hikes in november. >>> today is the start with the third leader in five months. scott tonight sop is out just of a six mops of ceo. he has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer but many say thompson's fate at the head of yahoo was sealed after it was revealed he padded his resident pavement. >> i honestly thought they would make this decision much more quickly than this. >> yahoo who had a global fate, there were three e board member and he was the first man to pressure him to fire thompson and he said in what's new board is working with leadership to unlock why he significant value. he is threatening to expose all of yahoos problems. >>> there are propers that free of the top executives cheaper. it follows a $2 billion loss by one of the bank's trading groups. >>> and tonight

. >> governor jerry brown aknowledge that the state's money problems are tough but when you're facing a $15.7 billion deficit, it comes down to some tough choices. >> but, when i have to cut and people lose their jobs, or a mother loses their child care, i am reluctant to do that. if there is a plausible reason why we might not have to. >> so what do you think of the governors of four day work week that he is proposing? the sacramento bee conducted an on- line poll today. 43 percent believe that it is a terrible idea. 20 percent say the four day work week is a fair trade and better than a straight pay cut. what a to 3% say that they love the idea because it means a three day weekend. but remember, whether you think this is a good idea or not, the governor still needs to go through the means to get their approval to read several steps ahead of us here. >> unfortunately nothing else is being cut like the cost of food and transportation and health care. those cost just keep going up. >> and after years of dealing with this, that is why you see so much worker frustration in the state. >>

jerry brown wanted to extend the tax revenue levels from the schwarzenegger administration but they blocked his efforts to put tax revenue on the ballot. the california legislature is at a stand still. so, brown took his pitch to the voters. >> we can't fill a hole of this magnitude with cuts alone without doing severe damage to our schools. i'm bypassing the gridlock and asking you, the people of california, to approve a plan that avoids cuts to schools and public safety. >> what the governor of california wants to do is raise the state sales tax by a quarter of a percent for four years. he wants 1 to 3% increase on income tax for those earning $250,000 a year. the rate increase would last seven years. then it would sunset. without the tax revenue, the school year will be cut by three weeks. college tuition rates would go up 6% and funding for courts, that would be cut. there are also unspecified cuts to social welfare programs. republicans in washington have run huge deficits on the unpaid wars, iraq and afghanistan that were off budget, the tax cuts to the bush years. nobody added up on