propuesta 187 es una iniciativa anti-inmigrante que se promulgo durante el gobierno estatal de pete wilsonamente, wilson es actualmente el jefe de campaÑa de whitman ... ---- meg whitman no quiso hablar sobre el financiamiento de su campaÑa, en la que ha invertido cientos de millones de dolares.--- la republicana critico a brown, diciendo que esta a favor de critico a brown, diciendo que esta a favor de que el democrata contraataco, afirmando que whitman quiere imponer un recorte de impuestos a los millonarios "como ella", dijo.---con respecto a los trabajos, brown aseguro que los creara a traves de la industria de la energia limpia.---- pero whitman le refuto, diciendo que ese tipo de trabajos solo representan el 3 por ciento del total. --- la candidata republicana pidio disculpas por no haber votado en la mayor parte de su vida adulta. --- y brown en un momento, ataco a la ex-directora de la empresa e-bay, alegando que "california ya le dio una oportunidad a alguien del sector privado y este no estuvo a la altura" refiriendose al gobernador schwarzenegger. ---gracias raul ...--- por cier

pete wilson won the vote and the governorship. dan lund grown didn't and failed. >> reporting now on october 12th, nbc will host their own debate between whitman and brown with tom brocaw moderating. you can see it live at 6:30. we will have extensive information about the candidates and the propositions. click prop zero near the top of our page. oakland candidates will go head to head. they will host the event from 7:00 to 9:00. the forum free and open to the public. topics are affordable housing, job creation and economic development. >> if a group of voters in berkeley get their way, there will be more transparency in politics. a sunshine ordinance also under consideration in alameda. advocates have gathered enough signatures to qualify the proposal. it's unclear when it goes before voters, but work session set today would set an 11:00 at night curfew for meetings as well as require top leaders to keep their appointment calenders online. let's join mike inouye talking about the east bay and spart air. >> exactly. save the day,

i think pete wilson, our campaign chairman, did as well. i campaigned all over the state against it and we're now seeing some of the problems with all the power going up to state capitol, breaking all -- just into gridlock. here's the real important point. i want to leave this very clear message. in the november election, howard jarvis himself voted for me. he said, brown opposed it. i wrote proposition 13. he made it work. i made 13 work because i had a surplus and i bailed out the local governments so we could save our teefrps and police and fire. that's know-how. that's why i'm running for governor because i think i can do it again. >> kevin riggs, you're next. >> mr. brown, do you see any positive impacts in california from immigration and do you support a path to legalization for those who are already in california illegally? >> yes, i do. i do support a path to legalization as part of a federal comprehensive reform bill. this is where i think we differ -- i differ with my opponent. secure the borders. get a real, verifiable electronic

i think pete wilson our campaign chairman did as well. i campaigned all over the state against it, and we're now seeing some of the problems with all the power going up to the state capitol, breaking just into gridlock. but here's the real important point. i want to leave this clear message. in the november election, howard jarvis himself voted for me, even did a campaign commercial. what he said was brown opposed it, i wrote proposition 13, but he made it work. and i made 13 work by building up a surplus and bailed out the local governments so we could save our teachers and police and our fire. that's know how, and that's why i'm running for governor because i think i can do it again. >> kevin. >> this question wants to know whether you see any positive impacts for california on immigration and do you support a path to legalization for those in california illegally? >> yes, i do, and i support a path to legalization as part of a federal comprehensive reform bill. and i think this is where i differ from my opponent. secure the borders, ge

. >> arnold schwarzenegger won the independent vote and won the governorship pete wilson won the independentvote and governorship. but dan lungren didn't and failed. bill simon didn't and failed. >>> on october 12th, nbc will host its own debate between whitman and brown. tom brokaw will moderate. you can see it live here on nbc bay area starting at 6:30. and we also have extensive information about the candidates and the propositions on our website. nbcbayarea.com. just click on prop zero near the top of the page. >>> hundreds of people who say they are members of the tea party rallied in of all places marin county today. speakers included affirmative action opponent ward connerly and uc berkeley law professional john yu who is known as the architect of the bush administration's enhanced interrogation policy that allowed water boarding. the event was half rally and half fundraiser in the typically liberal town of mill valley. with five weeks left before the election, they need to ramp up their effort to get out the vote. and they need to put their money where their mouth. >> what i like to

the next one it was like a pete wilson deal. >> sean: we've had this discussion you are admonishing republicans count your chickens before they hatch. dick morris is extraordinarily optimistic, he's telling everybody to shoot for 100 seats. >> i love dick morris his job is to come on fox and whisper sweet nothings in -- >> sean: maybe, maybe not. i don't think anybody can really predict. the trends, intensity factor, utter disaster of democratic rule, i think anything can happen. you are urging people to be a little more cautious. you don't want to dammen -- dampen enthusiasm. >> on one hand do you have blind rain throughout the country. in the senate you have really blue states. washington, oregon, california, new york. they are not good states for us. >> sean: and delaware. >> and connecticut i'm happy to see linda mcmahon, though not my number one choice, she crushing blumenthal and she deserves to. >> sean: you are optimistic republicans will take over the house. what do you see in the senate? >> i never thought we could take the statement. -- the senate. by the way establishment republican

they've elected pete wilson and arnold schwarzenegger and they elect republicans and parts of californiaer served that district there for a long, long time. and there are a number of republicans who still get elected in california. your vote matters. and frankly, if you want to encourage more republicans to run, even if the republican in your district doesn't win, the more votes that republicans typically get in an election, will encourage some others to give it a shot. if republicans only get say, 15, 20% of the vote or even 30 they may decide it's not worth the effort. so, never ever give up because in a year like this, everything is sort of on the line. all right, back to megan. >> dan writes, i stopped voting because of jury duty harassment. >> mike: you don't want to do it because of jury duty. nothing i can help you with there. if you don't want to serve 0 and jury, better not register to vote because you may have. kay lee. >> voting this november would be like trying to decide whether to marry your first ex-wife or your second. >> mike: what can anybody say to that, maybe better a

california has history, they have elected arnold schwarzenegger and pete wilson.ange county, san diego, duncan hunter served that district for a long time. there are a number of republicans who get elected in california. your vote matters. if you want to encourage more republicans to run, even if the republican in your district doesn't win, the more votes that they get in an election will encourage others to give it a shot. if republicans only get 15, 20% of the vote or 30% they may decide it's not worth the effort. never give up, because in a year like this, everything is sort of on the line. megan? >> "i stopped voting due to jury duty harassment." >> mike: nothing i can help you with there. if you don't want to serve on a jury, don't register to vote because you might have to. >> voting this november would be like trying to decide between remarrying your first ex-wife or your second. [ laughter ] >> mike: oh! what can one say to that? maybe you're better at picking candidates than wives. that didn't go so well for you. it's not as complicated giving rid of a po

that's her friend pete wilson.e disclose all the donors to those ads you're running on television. and whether it's labor or business, i would like to see 24-hour disclosure. >> the fact that jerry brown is trying to distance himself from the labor unions is amazing to me because the labor unions and jerry brown have been joined at the hip for 40 years. my view is putting jerry brown in charge of negotiating with the labor unions around pensions, around how many people we have in the state government is like putting count dracula in charge of the blood bank. >> well, how do you really feel about it? brown and whitman will debate again on saturday. so what political story will make headlines in the next 24 hours? chris is the newest msnbc contributor. that's great for us. thank you. >> thank you. >> chris, we're glad you're an board. >> thank you. >> we are really excited. so we're talking about vice president biden out on the stump. you were the one who said this was going to be a hot debate and, boy, it delivered.

number one, she's got pete wilson, the enemy of the latino community in california as her campaign chair now she's out there taking advantage of a latina and lying about it and refusing to take responsibility. i think this really hurts her. >> bill press, you've got to get back to california. it's kind of juicy out there with all of these stories. good to have you with us, buddy. >> thanks, ed. >>> up next, the richest member of the house darrell issa, he's so out of touch he's defending the bush tax cuts, because of, the lottery. he has the winning ticket. wall street is getting back on its feet. but the financial landscape is still full of uncertainty. in times like these, you need an experienced partner to look out for you. heads up! and after 300 years we have gotten pretty good at that. i'm friend, secret-keeper and playmate. do you think i'd let osteoporosis slow me down? so i asked my doctor about reclast because i heard it's the only once-a-year iv osteoporosis treatment. he told me all about it and i said that's the one for nana. he said reclast can help restrengthen my bones to

during the political season is nothing new in california and has been going on 15, 20 years since pete wilsonto mid '90s and some people say it has taken a full step here and we have the ad and we can show you, between meg whitman and jerry brown and meg whitman the former ceo of ebay and jerry brown the former governor of california and former mayor of oakland and the current attorney general and, the group is working californians, a coalition of unions that are putting money up against meg whitman and says in part, quote, whitman says one thing in spanish and then she says the opposite when she speaks english and the real whitman doesn't have any shame, she's a woman with two faces. we talked to seiu about the advertisement and whether it has gone too far and here's what they had to say. >> it becomes even more important for organizations and coalitions like ours, to really go after the latino community and say, look, there is a significant difference between both candidates and there is a jobs issue here, there is a tax issue, and, there is an immigration issue here, that you care about, a