what that deal would do would be to ask kcra 3 weather plus five-day forecast commissions locally andthe state level to front the money for those child care slots and then provide a provision by which the counties could be reimbursed -- noublenouble >> so basically -- [inaudible] >> so basically the city would be loaning money to pay for these slots. >> i think this is a possibility. that sounds good. getting reimbursed sounds great. what is most important is that the families that are in need of the funding for the service so they can go on with education and work have seen -- have no impact on their ability to go about their lives. >> i think that is certainly what the legislate is saying their priority is also. as you know, there is a lot of uncertainty though around the state budget, and the policy question that you have to deal with and that the mayor has to deal with is how much can we afford to back fill when the state makes the cut. i think el probably agree with you that these families are some of the most needing of child care. what we are trying to do now is figure out wher

what that deal would do would be to ask kcra 3 weather plus five-day forecast commissions locally andthe state level to front the money for those child care slots and then provide a provision by which the counties could be reimbursed -- noublenouble >> so basically -- [inaudible] >> so basically the city would be loaning money to pay for these slots. >> i think this is a possibility. that sounds good. getting reimbursed sounds great. what is most important is that the families that are in need of the funding for the service so they can go on with education and work have seen -- have no impact on their ability to go about their lives. >> i think that is certainly what the legislate is saying their priority is also. as you know, there is a lot

. >> according to kcra, lawmakers say there should be enough support to pass the budget. >>> this sunday he weighs in on the world economic crisis and the progress of the recovery. here's an excerpt. >> do you feel that the global economy is, at this point, stable and strong? or do you worry a lot that there is a danger of the so-called double dip, the united states in particular could go back into a recession? >> translator: well, objectively speaking, i think the world economy is recovering, although the process of recovery is a slow and torturous one. people may not have the same

the debate is courtesy of kcra tv, pimento. >> online, and on the campaign trail, from the same stage at the same time, for the first time. tonight, brown, whitman, face to face. >> live, from the university of california davis, this is a kcra commitment 2010 special. it is co-sponsored by the sacramento bee, capital public radio, uc-davis and case cra three where the news comes first. now, from jackson hole, here is gulfstan dart. [applause] >> the evening to our television, radio audience. good evening to all of you here at uc-davis. we welcome you to the first debate between these two candidates this year. we would like to thank everyone for being here and we would like to welcome the democratic and republican nominees for governor. jerry brown and equipment. -- and may get whitman -- meg whitman. [applause] our questions are coming from our panel of three journalists, kevin riggs, >> and marian russ of capital public radio. [applause] and as they take their seats, we should let you know that both campaigns have agreed to keep answers to less than 90 seconds. there was the flip of

tonight, brown and whitman, face-to-face>> live, from the university of california davis, this is a kcra commitment 2010 special. it is co-sponsored by the sacramento bee, capital public radio, uc-davis and case cra three where the news comes first. -- kcra3, where the news comes first. now, from jackson hole, here is [applause] >> the evening to our television, radio audience. good evening to all of you here at uc-davis. we welcome you to the first debate between these two candidates this year. we would like to thank everyone for being here and we would like to welcome the democratic and republican nominees for governor. jerry brown and equipment. -- and may get whitman -- meg whitman. [applause] our questions are coming from our panel of three journalists, kevin riggs, >> and marian russ of capital public radio. [applause] and as they take their seats, we should let you know that both campaigns have agreed to keep answers to less than 90 seconds. there was the flip of a coin to decide who will get the first question. meg whitman, you won the coin toss. >> ms. whitman, california has se