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jerry brown pulled the 34rug pla deadline budget deal today sending lawmakers back to the drawing board and maybe with less money in their pockets. the state cerptllro said he is not ruling out docking their pay for failing to reach a budget acceptable to the governor. live at uc berkeley tonight, details of what happened and why brown said no to this budget. >> reporter: jessica, students cringed yesterday when they got the news lawmakers passed a budget that took millions more from education. turns out things could get even more painful as the governor says, the slashing's not over. >> today, i vetoed the california state budget. i do so reluctantly but with clear purpose. >> steinberg. >> less than 24 hours after lawmakers passed an on-time budget for the first time in years, governor jerry brown shut it down. announcing on youtube, he's vetoing the plan because the cuts don't go deep enough. >> california is facing a fiscal crisis. and very strong medicine must be taken. >> he is not a liberal, he is not a conservative. he is a unique quantum, and he has in mind a budget that is the

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. >> pla rin county fire crews are spending the -- marin county fire crews are inspecting homes one by one to see if they have done enough to prepare for the fire season that begins monday. and this home is a good example of ample defensible space, with tree and brush far enough away from the home to minimize the spread of flames. not all homeowners are open. with late season rains, thick vegetation grows in abundance and near the mount tamalpais state park, the roads are windy and narrow and in case of a wildfire, residents must work now firefighters say to give their home the best chance for survival. >> sometimes it is one little thing that could happen to cause you to lose a louse. an example would be clearing your property but underneath your deck, leaving your wood. or underneath your deck, planting a juniper bush. and although you've cleared everything else, when that one bush catches fire, or the wood that you've got stored underneath your deck catches fire and your deck catches fire and your house catches fire, et cetera. >> now, firefighters have some wildfire prevention tips

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and pla >>> when your program is cut every game probably feels like an elimination game.all is back. and playing at the college world series. bill start the clock. here is what happened much the bears open the double elimination tournament against the number 1 team in the nation. virginia scoreless in the 7th but then john hanks singles home a run. cavaliers take a 1-0 lead. in the 8th driving one to right field just over the glove of a leaping chad bunting. another run scores. virginia beats cal 4-1. bears will face texas a&m tuesday in an elimination game. >>> 8th inning. tied at one. deep to left. first home run of the year is the difference. as win 2-1. they won five straight. they sweep the giants. >>> no such drama at the u.s. open. rory mcilroy winning his first championship winning by 18 strokes. best in u.s. open history. >>> nascar. with nine lapse to go denny hamlin is first out of pit road to take the lead. holding off matt kenseth to win in michigan. his first win in 2011. tony stewart not in the winner's circle all season long. he will go for infineon next w

we have presented some of the greatest pla meinko artists from traditional to modern flamenco and differenttyles from the guitar, dancing, and now we have a flamenco piano guitarist. >> and tell us about her a little bit. we're going to play a quick -- let me play this quick clip, and then at the other end, you can tell us a little bit about her. play about 15 seconds of this. ♪ ♪ >> so, tell us about her. there she is in white dress. who is she and what does she do that's so fabulous, if you will? >> well, her name is larena hatia, from the birthday birthplace of pflamenco. she graduated from the school of music and she is one of the few gypsy pianists in the world and is doing some amazing steps. she'll be coming to the bay area with a percussionist and a dancer, and she's just incredible. >> off camera, you were telling me this is no small deal. this is a big deal. >> it is a big deal, especially. she is the upcoming artist from spain. right now she is doing all of the major tv shows in spain. and also, that is such a unique thing. when most people think about flamenco, they think about,

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this is the aproachh to the golden gate toil plas a. heading to the city it is a slow moving grind. >> if you are traveling this weekend. air traffic is moving on schedule. it is a good. -- go . on the east coast we have thunderstorms that are slowing things down . in atlanta reports was delays up to an hour and half. we'll get back to that . up in the northeast. up to two hour delays in newark and three hour delays in laguard yampt we'll have more when we return as abc nenenenenenenenenenenenenenenene ford is announcing a minivan that gets 40 miles per hour. >> and a bankruptcy that could cost people jobs. >> they i may have to liquidate more stores. borders is asking for the court's permission to close the stores even though it is in negotiation to avoid the process. borders said it could mean significant job losses. ford is planning an energy efficient vehicle. this is ford's first vehicle sold as a hibrid. it will get more than 41 miles per hour. general motors wants to change its image. they will have compete with other luxury bran

. >> live look for you on the gold know gate toll-plas a. things are slowing as people pay the tolls. for a look at your travel forecast go to spencer. >> and one hour delays with the low cloud ceilings. things are moving along nicely. newark half hour delays and longer because of traffic control issues. >> weather condition bay area are looking up. >> study showed breast milk has health benefits for babies. some women are selling breast milk on line. the doctors are warning that there is little screening and possible contamination rick. breast milk can transmit herpes virus and hiv. women who sell breast milk understand that mothers are cautious. >> if it was a family friend, i might be more willing to accept it. but with a perfect stranger seems strange to me. >> i have all good intentions and i am doing it the proper way. >> the food and drug administration doesn't recommend buying it on the open market but through milk banks . >> new study revealing how dangerous it is for babies to get too much sun. a new review in the july issue of ped

we'll talk more about a warmup for your father'say d pla day p coming up when we come right ns back. >>> good morning to you. if you are looking for plans for dad, we'll talk about bird watching. best spots where you can see some beautiful wildlife and spend time with dad. embarcadero not a bad place. rob mayeda has a look at the forecast that looks nice for today. >> by tomorrow we'll see temperatures warming up more than today. gray skies in oakland. 55 degrees. you just saw a bit of san francisco there. patchy low clouds. a little bit of mist with low clouds this morning at 54 degrees. in san jose we see more sunshine around the santa clara valley. 54 degrees. notice the wind direction. southeast at 14. cooler air coming up from south this morning. 40s and 50s outside right now. healthy sea breeze punching into fairfield this morning. with this ocean air conditioning today, our temperatures for the most part will probably be hanging out in the 60s and 70s before things start to warm up come tomorrow. no worries today in terms of rain. clearly the jet stream is way off to the north

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in the late 20th century that all principals are particular to individual nations, cultures, time, pla ce, the tension between universalism and particularism or anti-foundation is one of the principles and issues discussed in the book because obama's is drawn in both directions and it is part of what makes him interesting figure. the second is his use of american history. he was accustomed to dealing with the constitution and he has written if it has affected the ratings of the fellow constitutional law specialist. and those are the two principal concerns along the way i develop how they see american democracy and see the constitution and how he thinks we should be operating as a democracy in the 21st century. >> as we open the discussion and o then the matters, i want to ask you as one who works in the 18th century and materials that grow more obscure, here you are, writing about democracy and all of a sudden coming here you are to write about a contemporary figure, the question is one of the major themes in this series, what does the historian bring? what in particular or specificall

but that was their pla and that's at they wanted to execute. and then they would have reduced the forces very dramatically at the end of 2012-- not too different than probably what this recommendation... >> rose: so at the end of 2012 they would have come to the same place? >> pretty close. i think they would have recommended a pretty significant reduction. because the major combat operations ptty much would have concluded and we would have been beginning the significant transition to afghan national security fors. one of the problems with the president's decision, wants the forces out of there by september. to get the forces out by september, we have to start pullinthemut in the spring and summer. that is right in the middle of the 2012 fighting season. ife could push tha back to november/december, it would keep that additional 23,000 forces in the fight all through that fighting season in the summer of 2012. >> rose: why do you think the president made the decision he made? >> there's no military reason i know of to make the decisio i think t

i was in china a couple of weeks ago talking to someone from a pla and brought the notion of equivalence of. up. i said some people use of this stuff for intelligence. they did not like that. there is a formal rules of the road but there's also some informal understandings. >> that is one of my hobbies and it applies to our relations with other governments whether they are friendly, foreign, or neutral. one of the lessons of the past several decades is that we cannot rely on being too subtle. there are times when we think we have communicated a message and the other side does not have a clue. there are numerous instances. what ever it is we do in terms of signaling, it has to be accompanied by a pretty clear message in private to someone in authority who understands what we have done or we could say that you may not have noticed but we have done something because we are not happy with what you did. i think it is a combination of really blunt diplomacy. >> let me use that as a transition point to the next incident. this one is clear. rer. we have strong ideas about who is responsible. >>

properties across this couldn't interest i that are either delinquent in their mortgage payments or at some plas in the foreclosure process. price pressure will continue. >> you know, yesterday on this program we talked about whether it was a bet ever option to rent or buy right now. what are we looking overall at things getting better in certain regions, like in northern new jersey or the new york area right now, and is it a good time for people to think about buying? >> well, let's start with the housing bubble. from 2000 to 2006, home prices doubled. so it is not really out of the ordinary to think it could take that same seven-year period for recovery to take place. that puts us into 2013. that said, i think this is a really good time to buy if you are in the right position to do so. you have to be informed and take control. we have nine smart home buying tips on moneywatch.com if you are in the market. it is up to you and your family to make this decision. but it depends on where your neighborhood is. be careful about entering. run those numbers. >> location, location, location. jill, thank

as you talk to the pla, their concern is internet freedom and the ability to control voice and potential internal unrest. the middle east is the same way. if you come here, you'll have a conversation about catastrophic process control system attacks. air-traffic control systems or the electrical power grid. internationally, you have to be able to stop that. if you take my ip, i may consider we looking at -- we looking at our internet freedom policies. if you go to the european union, the conversation will be so infused with pride the -- privacy issues, it will be a different conversation. we need to deal with those issues on a multilateral basis. >> there is a linkage between what happens in this world and the other policies that we pursue. without passing judgment on the somenistration's, governments view that as an unfriendly act. there has always been a debate within the administration to the degree in which human rights and our national security goals. the world is connected. that is something that would have to enter into all of this. there may be areas where we say we are going to

i want to clarify exactly what you are plaing to do. how many people do you have working for you?> we have 1090. >> what's -- what is the breakdown? are they all year in washington? >> 800 of them are in the field. we have division offices in every state. we have a division administrator and safety investigators. how many administrators obverses investigators? >> there is one division administrator for each state. investigators are driven by the size of the motor carrier population in that state. out of that 800, roughly 500 are dedicated to investigation and inspection activity. we also have four regiona service centers which process each investigation, has the risk of prompting a legal action by the carrier. it may be related to the results of the inspection or investigation itself. there is a mission critical support associated with our work, which has to do with lawyers as well as litigation attorneys as well as our system support. out of the numbers i cited, up 400 investigators and 250 inspectors along our southern border. at about 800. there are additional support personnel

pawlenty inw you pla "politico." host: we will go to which topped kansas. thomas, a democrat, go ahead. good morning. caller: good morning. may i first give al from new york a big "ditto"? he is right on right away. before i get to the war issue -- i am a veteran. i'm sitting next to my 87-year- old mom, who is a world war ii veteran. i have to get this off my chest. there are people who feel exactly like i do about this twitter thing. everybody calls them twitterers or tweeters. i call them twits. ok, i will get off it and go to the war. yes, we should have gone to afghanistan. yes, we should have found bin laden within the first 30 days. i guarantee you that -- mr. bush, are fine president from texas, took his eye off the ball and he went over there to settle a score with saddam hussain pillhe. no, we should not have gone to iraq. we should not have gone to libya. we are non in there. they did not do anything to us. the dude from washington said it with feeling. fight your own civil wars. the heck with them. host: thomas, we will leave it there. here's a

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strongly brave pla we mousse -- must work with iraq. >> tough. mr. crowley, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. ranking member ackerman, honorable members of the committee. thank you for holding this hearing and inviting me to appear before you today to discuss the international developments role in the transition from a military l.e.d. to a civilian l.e.d. presence. the situation in iraq has dramatically improved but iraq is still very much a post-conflict developing country facing considerable development, human rain showers -- resource and fiscal challenges. restoring public institutions and creating conditions for private sector-led group. but continued support is required to further neuroture iraq's pledging democracies and improve is to -- manage its own wealth. the primary objective then was to restore essential structure and services. beginning in 2007, u.s. u.s.a. shifted is resources to complement the civilian surge which began at that time. this program focused on community ability at administering quick respond funds for the

we would make requests after a straw purchase exchange had taken pla, w requested hey, this is a good opportunity to seize the firearms from unknown person, plus identify the unknown person, plus might be able to move up the chain. we were told point blank time and time again, absolutely not, no. >> i apologi for going fast, i have limited time. you said you built a tracking device from stuff you bought at radio shack and yo had one out of thousands of weapons, one that the agency provided for you that ran out of battery, is that correct? >> to my knowledge there was just the one, yes, sir. >> if you were trying to track guns, wouldn't a logical w be to embed a tracking device in the gun or packaging. >> when the statement was made we were trying to track firearms, we were trying to tracwhere they were used. >> this is going to the mexican drug cartel involved in multiple murders, potentially bringing bigger charges against straw men for a bigger conspiracy, you would want to see everybody involved in that conspiracy. >> most definitely, sir. what i would have done, i would have land