she is disheveled, and raj is dressed only in a sheet. the sole clue: "it's not what it looks like." just let it go, sheldon. if i could, i would, but i can't, so i shan't. now, knowing penny, the obvious answer is, they engaged in coitus. but... since that's what it looked like, we can rule that out. let's put on our thinking cap, shall we? raj is from india, a tropical country. third world hygiene. parasitic infections are common, such as pinworms. mm-hmm. the procedure for diagnosing pinworms is to wait until the subject is asleep, and the worms crawl out of the rectum for air. yes, just like that. penny could have been inspecting raj's anal region for parasites. oh, boy. that's a true blue friend. they slept together, sherlock. no, you weren't listening. she said it's not what it looks like. she lied. oh. don't i look silly sitting here wearing this? ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals de

raj and jessica, back to you guys. >> thanks, guys. you know the giants event staff are the unsung heroes because we would not be able to go to the game. it is nice they are sharing in the glory of what is going on today. like janelle said, we are waiting for the big leaguers. >> they are on the way and they will come to us. we have a wild crowd behind us at city hall. it will be a great 60 minutes in front of us. we hope you stay with us. you can't turn away from this. this is a world series parade. we're coming to you live in high definition on the broadcast home of the giants, nbc bay area and nbcbayarea.com. >> and nancy pelosi right there. >> a giants season ticket holder. >> and you remember one of the best moments leading up to the world series was when nancy was here and she was here for a press conference for the opening of a project here in san francisco. in the middle of the press conference, she yelled, "yes!" she was wearing earbuds and her arms went up in the air because she was so excited that the giants had moved forwar

thank you, raj for that sweet introduction and comments. i feel really happy i get to be here today. i've come to the council, i don't know, half a dozen times probably over the last 22 years that i've worked for the city so it's just great that the stars aligned in my last couple weeks i get to come back one more time to see you all and share what we're doing. i also want to just formally introduce you to margo antonetti, she's currently the director of housing and urban health and in a couple weeks will be the acting director. everything i'm going to describe today has really been a partnership as well with margo and raj and other people. i came to the department from the mayor's office in 1996 and margo was the first staff person we hired so it's really been a joint effort, 100 percent, really. so you are going to be in great hands with her. we did a powerpoint presentation to our health commission a couple days ago, so i brought that with me. i don't know what the protocol is for projecting it, but here's hard copies for you guys if any

. >> reporter: raj, this family is in so much pain. it's a case that's really rattled the entire community. police officers here say it's a case that they take home with them every day. and now there's a new push under way to catch the killers. >> screaming and crying, begging. >> reporter: 17-year-old ashley johnson describes her emotions on learning her brother and his pregnant fiancee had been shot and killed. 31-year-old deshaun jones, a warehouse worker for coca-cola and his 28-year-old fiancee, ashley mills, a college student who went six months pregnant with twins were gunned down in their vallejo home last month. >> i lost my son. it's like a lost a branch from part of my tree. i lost him. his fiancee. their unborn twins. grand babies. >> reporter: the couple's heartbroken family members gathered this morning to plea for help in finding their loved ones' killers. police have announced a $10,000 reward in the case. >> they have to be taught. they have to be found. and punished. to the fullest. they don't need to be walking aroun

raj? >> thank you, scott budman reporting from our news room. in about 20 minutes, we'll go live to new york for an update on the damage. and our political analyst will join us to talk about the impact to the presidential election. tonight at 10:00, a special primetime one-hour report on sandy's fury tonight at 10:00. >>> students protected from sexual harassment under a key federal law. but the investigatetive unit found some bay area principals may not know what it is. >>> and what we uncovered by looking at just the past two years of state records at funeral homes. >>> postage problems in the bay area. what you need to know to make sure your mail-in ballot counts. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. with snack-defying, satisfying totino's pizza rolls. and now when

raj parekh. you said no id's were required. i'm wondering since the people are from different backgrounds, different history, different medical needs, how do you prevent harm to another client and would there be like a resident advisor in the same building or on the same floor and especially in these older units also would there be elevators and any type of security? >> well, we can answer from both of our perspectives. in the housing, all the sites have 24 hour desk clerking and especially in neighborhoods where we feel like the straet activity would require that. strangers can't come into the building. this is a person's home. when people get housing, permanent housing, raj was talking more specifically and he can elucidate more on the stablization rooms, but with the housing, people don't get into housing without providing some documentation and a application process because we have to be sure it's going to work and it's a community building process. we're not taking this information to screen people out, it's more to unders

raj. >> okay. thank you, scott. >>> whether watching on ustream or nbc, many voters will watch closely, especially the undecided voters. let's bring in larry ger sten. democrat or republican, debate number one wasn't really the president we know. not much energy. what's his plan for tomorrow night? >> he better have more energy tomorrow night than he did a couple of weeks ago. the president was caught napping. dont know why exactly, but he was. tomorrow is aa different story. it's a new time. it's more important because it's closer to election day. what the president has to do is get that energy up, call mitt romney from his perspective on the changing nature of the romney campaign from what it was in the primaries, very conservative, to the moderate positions he's taken now. the president can't let any of that go. for his part, of course, mitt romney has to continue to talk about the president's failure quote-unquote in terms of his perspective, failure to energy the economy after four years. it s

>> reporter: raj, good evening. the parents of the two girls say administrators at four schools in different districts kicked out the girls for the same reason, that they didn't want to deal with their severe nut allergies, and say it's happened here again. the superintendent saying there is a lot of proof and otherwise. they're kicked out for different reasons. even so, she had a change of heart today, but not before the family walked into school this morning, greeted by police. >> that's when my heart sank, when i heard there were police officers just to prevent my girls from going to school. >> reporter: juliet says she and her husband and three young daughters have lived in this los gatos apartment since august 1st, successfully enrolling in the local school district using these forms, a doctors bill and a temporary license. >> they accepted the exact same documentation that i have now in the beginning of the school year there should be absolutely no difference. >> reporter: but the superintendent said there was

that's my doubleheader, raj. >> i'm going to see the material girl saturday. there. >> take care. >> what a great weekend. have fun. have fun. >>> for a full half however of local sports coverage and justin bieber coverage, stay tuned at 10:30. >> baby, baby. we'll be right back. >>> that is going to do it for us. coming up, you can switch to comco comcast 186 for janelle wang. >> see you at 11:00, as well. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant

raj and jessica, this is an not credible run for the oakland have been a's. >> it sure is. had notary wofford from the coliseum. cheryl is talking about. this it has not been easy for the a's fans to stay true. >> reporter: it has been so sweet. do you know what i think? i think that the a's have magical powers and these fans, they've been behind the team all the way. for the diehard fans -- the a's can do no wrong. >> they'll make a name for themselves. i think they'll go for the sweep. i'm calling it. and texas is going to get the wild card and t a's will win it all. >> reporter: it is easy to say that now but if you know baseball, no one thought this team would be a contender in october. not the players -- >> a long time ago, the season starts, 160 games. you never know what to expect. >> reporter: no one. >> no one on the planet earth thought they would get this far. they're still playing. >> reporter: ray ratto has been covering sports in the bay area since 1973. >> everything that could go right has gone right. all the stuff that went wrong, they overcame. and they've

you too, raj. >> thanks a lot. half hour of sports kofrnl, watch on comcast bay area tonight at 10:30. >>> coming up at 11:00, oakland police release a video of a small accident in oakland. you would think it would be nothing but they think it led to murder. we talk to the victim's family. you'll hear from them. >> have a great evening.

nigel for raj is here in our studio today for a sit down and the i.m.f. says europe's banks may need to sell as much as four and a half trillion dollars in assets through two thousand and thirteen eighteen percent more than it previously estimated this is if policymakers fall short of their pledges to curb the crisis now this forecast is for a painful day leveraging that would crimp growth so how much pain is still left in the eurozone and who was left to pick up that bill and jamie diamond was in washington today at the council on foreign relations more weeks away from the one year anniversary of m.f. global's collapse with j.p. morgan being a major counter party and custodial bank of m.f. global capital account asked when did jamie diamond find out about the collapse. over the charts he was member of this report and did you have a new conversation with mr corey's on. no luck on that one but we did take him to task on the bear stearns acquisition and the civil fraud suit we'll show you what he said later in the show let's get to today's capital account.

. >> you are right, raj. steve jobs left a big legacy. all good news for apple fans, investors and the future of silicon value. the bottom line for any company is this, products in the hands of loyal customers. >> we haven't been raesing on our lawyers. >> it's what steve jobs did west and what apple continues to do today. >> there is no question in my mind that apple was totally prepare forward the loss of steve jobs. >> this is iphone 5. >> a year later apple is selling iphones and ipads faster than ever. >> good. i would use it in the future. i'll use it in college. >> it's stock price is up about 70% and technology executives all over silicon valley talk about how jobs influences the way they do business. >> he was so focused. for him, use your experience with a man saying the only thing that mattered. i think there's a lot that every company can learn from that. >> doesn't surprise me that mark zukle berg, a lot of start-ups. you have somebody that made that level of success you glean from it. technology married with liberal arts, th

convicted insider trader raj rajaratnam should have followed the example of a lesser-known figure and fled the country rather than face years behind bars. recommending people flee the country? >> i knew someone who knew someone who fled to italy and a strong extradition treaty from italy to the u.s.. generally force you to come back. india and sri lanka where he is from, is not that strong. it is the interesting thing in this case. there is one fugitive, one person who was busted his name is deep shop, an analyst at moody's gave a tip to a woman who is the main witness on hilton being bought by blackstone and that was one of the counts he was convicted of. he is a fugitive. you went back to indiana and fired and indicted by the justice department and filed civil charges and there was one lame attempt to get him like a local magistrate to convince him to come back. [talking over each other] charlie: just -- [talking over each other] charlie: he is over inerrant charged with securities fraud and faces five years in jail and raj rajaratnam serving a ten year sentence and they have essent

and raj and jesse, in the latest about in news poll, colorado was tied. back to you. >> thank you very much, steve. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and it's supposed to be beautiful. we're here. the weekend is here. >> i know, i know. this is good timing for a lot of us here as that doppler radar scans around, finding dry conditions across the greater northern california region. and one of the things that really helped to get all this sunshine in here, not only inland, but at the coast is this wind out of the north, and also slightly offshore about 5 to 10 miles per hour. that's all we needed to give us some 70s here across the bay area. 74 in concord right now. 75 in livermore, and 76 in santa rosa. and if you like, this as raj was hinting at, we're going to go even warmer. by this weekend, temperatures expected in the 80s for livermore and also into san jose. let's take you outside of the live hd sky camera network. and what you'll find is fog-free conditions and a stellar day in downtown san francisco. we're seeing that repeate

raj? >> good see him. thanks, guys. >>> yahoo ceo marissa meyer gave birth to a baby boy last night. she claims she'll be back to work in about a week. the baby's arrival comes three months after she took over yahoo. the 37-year-old plans from working from home in the meantime. a company spokeswoman says meyer is involved in all critical decision. and in terms of all critical decision-making process at yahoo. news of the birth of her first child was announced via twitter by her husband zachary. both mom and baby are doing great, and they couldn't be more excited. >> congratulations to them. >>> it was a scorcher outside. how long it is going to last? let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> oh, yes, numbers in the upper 90s, also some low 100s. if you are just tuning in and happened to miss the temperatures, this is highly rare for october. not only hot inland, but also back into the coastline, some of the hottest weather in the extreme interior valleys. 100 in livermore. we did get close t

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>> reporter: it certainly does, raj. and it brings a huge sense of relief to michelle le's family. they sat in the front row, holding hands. and as that verdict was announced, they gasped and began to cry. as they got the outcome they had hoped for. >> i feel like a tremendous burden has been lifted. but we still have to process this. >> reporter: michelle le's loved ones hugged and cried outside the courtroom after a jury found 28-year-old giselle esteban guilty of first-degree murder. esteban nodded her head as if not surprised as the verdict was read. >> we're just happy that justice has finally been served. it felt like yesterday we were going through all of this, and to finally wrap it all up with the right choice is -- is less a burden. >> reporter: the prosecutor argued esteban was jealous over a perceived relationship between her former boyfriend and the 26-year-old nursing student. he played tape recordings during the trial of esteban saying she believed the two deserved to die. >> it's always been my position that she hunted down michelle and she killed her. and either sh

to the plutocracy line nobody will divert from the plutocratic line and neither of those two media raj states of the huffington post or jones reports so they're talking about plutocracy and then they go on to mention that this plutocracy basically uses the us media to spread the propaganda that somehow the poor don't have skin in the game and it's those poor who should be thrown into the how labor in gulag to get rid of those people well again the american conservative says millions of americans who do not pay federal income taxes do pay federal payroll taxes so again you know mitt romney and all his cohorts keep on saying well half of americans don't pay any federal taxes but they pay the federal payroll taxes so to put this into context how important payroll taxes are to the us government funds in one nine hundred fifty payroll and other federal retirement contributions constituted ten point nine percent of all federal revenues by two thousand and seven the last normal economic year before federal revenues began falling they made up thirty three point nine percent by contrast corpora

. >> you know, jessica and raj, they better be happy i wasn't out there. after that whole scutaro incident i would have gone out there and done something. i can't throw a 95 mile per hour fast ball. i can punch kind of hard i think. anyway, marco scutaro gets knocked down but fight back to tie the nlcs at one game a piece. don't tick off the giants. at&t park was the place to be. in-depth highlights, plus we'll hear from the players. next in sports. [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our st

then turned that around and pass it on to raj. when we indicators against raj rajaratnam. whhe was charged for this actio. fled the country, went back to india, nowhere to be found, they cannot extradite him, not trying to extradite him, he is the lone fugitive in this case. rajaratnam has gone publicly and said if i thought i was guilty, could have went to india or my native sri lanka. because they have similar extradition treaties, very weak. he could have escaped. a lot of people say now they should have followed the example of the lesser-known figure. important in the context of how raj was caught in the end. he is now facing something like 10 years to 11 years in jail. it was pretty clear what he did was violating inciting trading statutes. now, why didn't he do this? he has publicly said this, i wanted to fight in court, points out the fbi and justice department were very scared about him leaving the country. they heard something along the lines that he might go, and that is why they sort of impromptu way went out and arrested him immediately in 2009 and he has been

nigel for raj is leader of the u.k. independence party member of european parliament these speeches over the years have gone viral on the internet and mr ferrars has garnered a following not only at home but here in the us while at home his party has gone from fringe to a force to be reckoned with nigel ferarri joins me now live we're so thrilled to have you in studio thanks for being here to be here and thank you for showing my best clips we really did like your highlight reel so much to choose from hard to get it whittled down so let's just start with you you every time you give a speech on the floor of parliament when you come on this show and do an interview it goes of my role in the financial blogosphere here in the u.s. why do you think your message resonates so much here in america what the global markets are all interconnected you know what happens basically in new york and chicago is is totally linked him to what is happening in the eurozone and the eurozone crisis is hanging heavily across the whole of the fin

jim rosenfield continues our k06 raj. he continues at george mason yucht, jim? >> doreen, first time young and many of them undecided voters. here at george mason university in fairfax. they were not shy. >> quick show of hands, for how many of you is this your first presidential election? many of you watching this first debate anxious to get beyond first impressions. >> i'm pretty sure this is exactly what i'm looking for. >> i'm trying to see how i could get a better chance to pay for my college education. >> they're both bashing each other. i might as well watch this. >> some came with their minds made up. >> well, i know people are going to be going all out on the blog. so i'm going to be comining bac with cracks. >> i'm not getting a sense of obama as commander in chief. romney is really laying it down and he's really being very ke tail detailed, for once. >> i became a lot more informed. >> i liked when we were talking about the health care stuff and something about the middle class because i'm middle class. >> i think that both of them had really well-str

i did all i could, raj.thank you, dave. >>> for a full half hour of local sports coverage, watch tonight at 10:30. dave will have plenty of answers on those shows. >> i thought you would ruin the a's mojo with all your questions. [ taste buds ] donuts, donuts, donuts! who are these guys? oh, that's just my buds. bacon, donuts. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] waffles. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? rookie. okay. ♪ nutty clusters and almonds, ♪ ♪ almonds. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. with 43% daily value of fiber for you. crunchy nutty clusters and real almond slices for your taste buds. >>> one more day of extreme heat. we want to bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we talked about heat and fire danger across the region. >> winds primarily coming out of the north from about 5 to 10 miles per hour. that was good enough to give us record setting temperat

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coli meningitis infection that was raf rajjing his brain plunging him into a coma. >> i mean, i was trying to die. >> reporter: in fact, doctors gave him almost no chance to live and told his family if he did survive he'd be brain damaged for the rest of his life. >> his eyes were just off and cocked. just like no one was there. >> reporter: eben believes holly is right. he wasn't there. did you go to heaven? >> yes. in every sense of the word that's what my -- what my experience showed me. >> reporter: his first recollection, he says, was being a speck of pure awareness in a dark and murky underworld. >> and then i was rescued by this beautiful spinning white light that had a melody, indescribably beautiful melody with it that opened up into a bright valley, just an incredible rich ultra real world of indescribable complexity. >> reporter: god was there, he says, and he encountered him through an orb of brilliant light. he soared on the wing of a butterfly with a beautiful young woman as his companion and the young woman gave him a message to take back from heaven. >> you are loved. you a

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. let all of the games begin.end for san francisco is under way. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge. traffic is streaming into the city and it's going to get more full. but this is the calm before the storm. the storm of people that will hit the city tomorrow. from the america's cup races to the blue angels it will be a

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. summer on the thermometer. here is a look around the bay area. our skycam shows beautiful clear skies. record heat combines with dry conditions means an increased chance of fire. let's bring in jeff ranieri in the weather center. he's been monitoring everything closely for us and joins us with the latest. >> thank you, we're looking at this red flag fire

>> the hunt is definitely on, raj we caught up with several people today who spent their day on this trail looking for pieces of space rock. it seems that meteor zip over us last night wasn't enough for so some. christina and her daughter spent the hills searching martinez looking for signs of last night's meteorite. >> i don't know if you've ever held one, but it's cool. i would like to hold one again, especially one that's come hurtling out of space. >> reporter: it blazed through the sky over the bay area last night, leaving everyone who saw it in awe. >> it was spectacular. one of the brightest things i've ever seen in the sky. >> it looked like the trajectory was going to take it over toward fairfield. >> we think it may have landed somewhere in the martinez hills. >> reporter: an astronomy teacher speculates the meteorite may have landed near martinez. others say it probably ended up much further north. >> even if the area you think it fell in was a few miles across, that's a lot of terrain to cover to look for something that's that big. >> that's not stopping the wilcoxs. they

raj, let's get it back to you. >> okay, thank you, scott. >>> from baseball we turn our attention to politics, decision 2012. did you hear about the fireworks last night? today people still buzzing about the contentious showdown between president obama and mitt romney. should it be a fierce few weeks before the november 6th election. today the candidates continued the fight, campaigning in swing states. president obama in iowa and romney in virginia. >> i just think the american people had expected that the presidents of the united states would be able to describe what he is going to be able to do in the next four years be, he can't. >> you've heard of the square deal. mitt romney is trying to tell you a sketchy deal. we are not buying it. >> the verbal jabs continue. the third and final debate will be next monday evening in florida, which is as you probably know another key battleground state. >>> the smoke has cleared and the dust has settled after last night's debate. but for all the posturing and verbal attacking, did president obama and governor romney keep their accusations and

raj, you should have been asleep four hours ago. >> he's practicing his running. >> i'll take a nap right thank you, henry. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> we'll be right back. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> very important. do not forget, the giants victory parade starts tomorrow at 11:00. you can watch it here on nbc bay area. or on our website, nbcbayarea.com. we'll have updates starting at 4:30. we'll be out there starting at 11:00 a.m., for all of the giants fanfare. >> what time is the parade? 11:00 a.m. >>> one of the star players was working at taco bell in redwood city. the restaurant promised if anyone stole a base during the world series, they would give the country free tacos. angel pagan stole a base in game two. free tacos across the countr

raj, back to you. >> thank you, scott. for more coverage of this debate, go to nbcbayarea.com. we posted the transcripts as well as the analysis from our political experts. next up, the vice presidential debate which is one week from tonight. >> fast talk and lots of money. >>> how the combination is making a difference in the lives of thousands. it's a story that will bay you bay area proud. >>> and puppy love, that stolen puppy is back with its family, we'll tell you where the puppy was found next 37. >>> good afternoon, i'm jeff ranieri, live in san francisco right on the bay, in the epicenter of all the action. we have america's cup world series on the water right now. up above, fleet week fighter jets at 400 miles per hour. we'll highlight your weekend event and your ever changing forecast in a few minutes. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> thank you to everybody who made this happen. >> miko is back. the stolen puppy

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. a story you'll see only on bay area. a south bay family greeted by police today as they tried to bring their daughters to the lohse galos gatos school. the superintendent accuses the family of lying. today both issues came to a head at drop-off. our

. >> i'm raj mathai. two of the bay area's three major cities are plagued with problems in their police departments. san jose is searching for a new chief, while tonight in oakland, civil ts

they're not stranded, as raj and janelle were mentioning. they're out there trying to help in the efforts shore up this boat. i'm sure they want to take it in some fashion. small craft advisory in place. winds gusting in the low 30. wave heights about 5 to 7 feet at this point. so it is slightly unusual. but we always get gusty conditions here across the bay. it's not an extreme event that we're seeing right now. let's get you back into the weather boards, and what we're going to find here as we continue throughout the next 48 hours. the jet stream just off to the north. so the storm track is getting close. but problem with getting any kind of rainfall, at least right now, is high pressure offshore. that will keep it warm here at these dry offshore winds. at the coastline, temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s the next 48 hours, and even look at some 90s here across the interior east, and also for the south bay. for tomorrow, daytime highs will top out at 88 in san jose. 90 in napa. also 91 in santa rosa. and 81 in san francisco. add in yo

>> reporter: raj, it really depends on who you ask. if you ask the industry experts, they say the trend was already happening with the wholesale price. but other folks are saying it is politics. here at telegraph and 52nd in oakland, this valero is busy all day. now even with this trend, legislators say they have information that major industry players may have tipped the scales in their favor, and some lawmakers want an investigation. >> it's disgusting, but what can you do about it? >> reporter: el cerrito neighbor and movie says it's been unbearable. >> you have to cut all the way around. >> reporter: governor jerry brown has already asked the california and resources board to move up the switch to the winter gas blend that is cheaper but less clean that usually isn't released until october 31st. in 1996 california raised the stakes to adopting these cleaner gas guidelines. but we are alone in the u.s. >> california is really an island in the gasoline market. >> reporter: uc berkeley's energy expert severin borenstein says californi