. >>> a new survey by the publy policy institute of california shows 48% of likely voters now support prop 30 while 44% are opposed. this is the first time that support has fallen by 50%. governor brown talked about the proposition this morning in our news. prop 30 would raise taxes temporarily on those making more than $250,000. he says if it fails, billions will be cut from schools and universities. >> this sa close election. i'm gonna -- this is a close election, i'm gonna do everything i can -- this is a stark contrast about money from the richest, most powerful people. >> brown's opponents have been arcing that sacramento are should not be trusted with the -- have been arguing that sacramento should not be trusted with the people's money. >> it will be for a limited period of time but we're putting patrol cars in the most troubled areas. >>> ktvu is continuing to track an investigation into questionable expenses by officials at the port of oakland. the director was placed on administrative leave. the move came after a ktvu report showed that james kwon spent public money at a tex

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that has been it from our conversation from pro publy ca at the tenement museum in new york. we've been speaking with melanie sloan, executive director, nicholas confessore, kim barker, pro pubely ca reporter and author and bradley smith, chairman and cofounder of the center for competitive politics. we've been talking about the rise of dark money in election 2012, and it looks like election 2016, etc., etc. thanks to pro pubely ca and thanks everyone. >> thank you. [applause] >> the thing about eisenhower is that he would never tell anybody whether he was going to use nuclear weapons. why is this important? because in the 1950 when nuclear weapons were pretty new and we threatened to use them at various stages, ike did, but nobody ever knew where he was serious or not -- whether he was serious or not. and, of course, to be credible as a deterrent, you have to be credible, and ike never told anybody. i was fascinated by that notion. talk about the loneliness of command, the use of nuclear weapons. what could be a greater command decision tan that? here was a guy who had run t

be so much less expensive if we were less shortsighted and started saying, "what can we do with our publi schools to truly make that investment now, um, and really make more of our children successful?" i think one of the interesting things about sharpstown is that they're part of this larger apollo 2 sort of this experiment within the houston independent school district to turn around schools. and it's an experiment that everyone in public education really should be watching, because at some point if as a public we want to turn around the worst of our schools, and if we now have the formula, we're going to need to come upith the dollars. >> good morning, apollos. welcome to day 137. it's tuesday, march 20, 2012. it's an s.a.t. day at sharpstown high school. >> have you already taken the s.a.t.? >> no. >> you haven't? you haven't taken the s.a.t. but you've already applied for college. >> i guess i gotta take my s.a.t. >> so do i need to take him to his room to take his s.a.t.? he's saying he hasn't taken the s.a.t. how do you want to handle this? >> all right, take, uh... >> nah, you ain

every tuesday up until election day, we'll be getting electoral scoreboard updates from a variety of publy -- publications. today we'll be looking at "the new york times" scoreboard with michael sheerer. thanks for joining us. michael sheer, thanks for joining us. michael, you there? >> guest: yeah, i'm here. can you hear me? >> host: give us an update on what the map shows today. where do you have the racesome. >> guest: well, today we have barack obama with 237 electoral votes either in his camp solidly or leaning to barack obama,