which is why randy moe is making other plans. at 59, he's trying to find a way to bridge the time until he can retire. >> that's plan b. i lived in a van 30 years ago, and i'll probably end up doing it again. >> reporter: darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel. stocks turned a negative open into a positive close-- the dow ended up 75 points, the nasdaq added 24 points, and the s&p 500 rose 12. trading volume rose on the big board, and also at the nasdaq. builders broke ground on fewer homes in june-- housing starts tumbled 5% last month to their lowest level since last october. but in a hopeful sign, permits for new construction were up just over 2%. b.p. today kicked off a corporate garage sale of sorts, inking nearly $9 billion in deals. the biggest one-- $7 billion in assets to apache corp, including properties in west texas, new mexico and egypt. b.p. is also selling $1.7 billion in assets to pakistan and vietnam. proceeds will help fund b.p.'s gulf cl

bank you. >> randy brogdon. >> as i served in the state senate, i saw a pattern. every single year when we funded corrections, it was always under funded. i have taken on the public safety is my number one priority. how do we find all the parts of our public safety, whether corrections, the d.a. office, and one of the most astounding positive things i have seen are the drug courts. courtssait in those drug and watch the graduation. the recidivism rate is extremely low. if we truly need to move from warehousing to reform. once people are put into prison, and more often than not very little reform takes place. my wife happens to work for a faith-based organization. she is a banker and teaches finance class is at the correctional facility. these women are working their way out of prison. my wife goes in on saturdays and teaches these ladies very simple life skills of the thick and reintegrate back into society. hopefully we will keep them out of prison. if we move them into those organizations to help, whether women or men, to get back into society and make them prod

. >> randy, look at these fires. >> reporter: randy craft, a one-time professional wrestler is the muscle has seven seats and a first-rate cockpit. >> now we're looking at everything, the headliner, wood, seats. >> reporter: the inspection complete. the jet is towed to a nearby hangar for safekeeping. >> this plane we picked up in northern florida. >> reporter: cage stores his repos at his orlando headquarters, until he has a chance to resell them for the banks. >> we're living off commissions of the sales. >> reporter: his next job brings to us a marina in central florida. ken, what are you looking for here? >> a 45-foot newer sport fish boat. >> reporter: a boat, cage says, worth $300,000. >> the debtor is 78 days past due. >> reporter: detective work and a tip lead to the find. >> it's kind of like putting the puzzle together and you get the bits and pieces until you get enough to where you find what you're looking for. that's it. that's it. >> reporter: the owner happens to be on board. >> can i help you? >> yeah. can i talk to you for a second? >> what's up, buddy? >> reporter: and h

>> my name is randy jones, and -- >> if you work for mr. herrera, you can't testify during public comment. >> but just wanted to answer questions. president peterson: you can use the rebuttal time. is there any other public comment? seeing none, we will move into rebuttal time. you may use it anyway. we will start with the appellants. >> we will defer to mr. randy jones. >> i hope you ask the questions of me over the staff. i can explain it better than they can. they were required by the code. the way that is established is, you make a measurement, 3 feet up from that point, it goes up 30 inches. that is how you get to 42 inches. that number. secondly, he found a lot of things wrong. he called me in. so we could straighten it out. what we found is that there were a lot of dimensions and things wrong. what i did is i did a set of plans. i took his plans. every sheet he drew, i drew an addendum sheet, and it was fine. here is what is approved, and here is what is wrong with it. here is what is approved, and here is what to do. >> may i reclai

today, political editor randy shandobil talked with the candidates. >> an irony impossible to miss. the oakland coliseum closed to the public so they could shoot moneyball. . >> perata said he would sue the mayor for poaching on an oakland asset and said he would try to get african-american baseball legends to remind the commissioner that in a time oakland -- >> how dare you think of pulling out of oakland which has given us so many people, in the african-american community -- >> all of the candidates including rebecca kaplan, who was unavailable today, told us redevelopment plan, yes. city money, absolutely not. >> in the current financial situation it's irresponsible for the city to talk about committing funds. >> councilwoman kwan knows the city is still bleeding $10 million a year to pay off the existing law. >> the as expressed possible interestdowntown oakland stadium. but mayor was against it. he wanted to lure new residents into the downtown area with new condos and apartments and indeed that area has been redeveloped. political editor randy shandobil, ktvu channel 2 news. >

randy shandobil is live here with more, randy -- >> reporter: heather, times have changed. three years ago when prices peaked, some folks showed a narrow majority of californians drilling off the california coast. not anymore. >> bad idea -- >> reporter: why? >> several panelists. >> reporter: opponents to more drilling outnumber supporters two. one. >> i'm opposed to it. >> reporter: why? >> because of what's taken place. >> reporter: were you open to it when gas prices were going higher? >> yes i was, but i'm opposed now. >> reporter: were you open to the idea when gas was $3 a gallon. >> it was a good idea then. >> reporter: an election year issue, meg whitman and fiorina are open to more drilling. barbara boxer and jerry brown oppose it. >> i think at some point we have to drill for oil off the coast of california if we want to keep driving pigs like this. just that simple. >> reporter: californians are more divided about another energy source, nuclear power. even in berkeley's nuclear free zone, we found people open to new plans plans. >> there's been a substantial his

randy shandobil, ktvu news. >>> consumers are getting more nervous about spending.nsumer confidence in the united states dropped some 8% in july to its lowest monthly levels since february. the continuous jobless rate has forced people to save rather than spend. strong corporate earning reports balanced out the negative news. >>> one person's junk is another person's treasure. that could really be the case for construction worker and painter. he bought some items in a garage sale in fresno for $45 just to find out they could be worth 32 million. patti lee is live with the report. >> reporter: this is one of those, it can happen to you story. this is a man who went to a garage sale, spent $45 on a box of art equipment, and turns out they could be worth millions and from anzel adams. >> i just happened to go to the box and saw the glass negatives which i had never seen glass negatives. >> reporter: he might have stumbled across some of anzel adams earliest work believed to have destroyed in a fire. matt adams, head of the gallery in yosemite tells us the find should b

randy shandobil, ktvu news. >>> consumers are getting more nervous about spending.onsumer confidence in the united states dropped some 8% in july to its lowest monthly levels since february. the continuous jobless rate has forced people to save rather than spend. strong corporate earning reports balanced out the negative news. >>> one person's junk is another person's treasure. that could really be the case for construction worker and painter. he bought some items in a garage sale in fresno for $45 just to find out they could be worth 32 million. patti lee is live with the report. >> reporter: this is one of those, it can happen to you story. this is a man who went to a garage sale, spent $45 on a box of art equipment, and turns out they could be worth millions and from anzel adams. >> i just happened to go to the box and saw the glass negatives which i had never seen glass negatives. >> reporter: he might have stumbled across some of anzel adams earliest work believed to have destroyed in a fire. matt adams, head of the gallery in yosemite tells us the find should

. >> randy craft, a one-time professional wrestler, is cage's scout and muscle. this lear has seven seats and a first-rate cockpit. >> now we're looking at everything-- the wood, the seats. >> mitchell: its inspection complete, the jet is towed to a nearby hanger for safekeeping. >> this plane we picked up in northern florida. >> mitchell: cage stores his repos at his orlando headquarters until he has a chance to resell them for the banks. >> we're living off the commissions on the sales. >> mitchell: his next job brings us to a marina in central florida. ken, what are you looking for here? >> i'm looking for a 45-foot newer sport fish boat. >> mitchell: a boat cage says worth $300,000. >> the debtor is 78 days past due. >> mitchell: detective work and a tip lead to the find. >> it's kind of like putting the puzzle together and you get the missing pieces until you get enough where you can find what you're looking for. that's it. >> mitchell: the owner happens to be on board. >> can i help you? >> can i talk to you for a second please? >> mitchell: and he's not ha

. >> reporter: randy miller should know. he runs predators in action, providing bears and other wild animals for movies and tv shows. one of the bears he trained, rocky, who appeared with will ferrell, killed randy's cousin two years ago. >> the bear was doing what he was trained to do. he moved in to wrestle my cousin, caught him aufd off guard, grabbed him, got him in a vital spot. we got the bear off of him in four seconds flat, i mean, fast. and it was still too late. >> reporter: after those three attacks here in montana, one fatal, officials had no choice but to evacuate the campground and set traps. one of them, right next to the mangled tent where that camper lost his life. bear expects suspected the animal would return to the scene of the crime in search of more food. they were right. less than 24 hours later the grizzly was back, and trapped. but she wasn't alone. officers were determined to capture her three cubs, each just a year old. they fear they, too, will have to be put to death, since they only know what th

. >> reporter: pilot randy stastny was flying here for the first time in three weeks. >> i really expected the shores to be covered. not at all. >> reporter: big change? >> huge change. i'm really tickled pink. >> reporter: from early may on, b.p.'s shifting oil blob ballooned. by late june, it spread from louisiana to florida's panhandle. b.p. capped the well july 15. watch the dramatic difference today, a much-shrunken, scattered spill. scientists credit the skimming and burning and mother nature, bacteria in warm water degrading the light crude. >> it's a horrible event. it's look a car accident-- you break bones but normally you heal from all of the breakage. >> reporter: on day 100, the disappearing surface spill is the good news. the lingering worry is what you can't see-- what b.p. talks about-- vast underwater oil plumes and their impact on the ecosystem. one worry: undersea dead zones, oil starving oxygen from the water and its marine life-- fish, shrimp, oysters, crabs. >> there's going to be impact like that that's going to be felt for a long time. >> reporter: in orange beach,

the resignation of city manager robert rizzo paid nearly $800,000 and police chief randy adams paid $457,000 is not enough. revis and other residents want four of the five council members gone, too. >> we'll show up on monday enmass and show how ineffective and inept they are. they are not in control of the city anymore. the people are. that's what we plan to show monday. if they don't do the honorable thing which is resign, we'll have to recall. that's the only way. >> reporter: the lone council member backs is valez. he has been paid only $8,000. he led the charge for transparency in bell city government. >> more is needed. >> reporter: even the bell police officers association is seeking further governmental change. it released this statement backing the resignation of highly-paid chief randy adams. >> we stand in solidarity with them to continue the pressure to try to clean up city government and city of bell. last fight was a good start. there's still a lot to be done. >> stunning, isn't it? adding fuel to the fire though is all three people who resigned, they are still eligible for the

but i saw a persuasive speech by randy who is quite properly convincing. changes all the way from stainless steel pillows to ten gallons and black pillows of this. vegetationle changes, the lesson here, i think in general and this applies to,usgs, and national weather, we need to make sure the networks are in good enough shape to make these decisions. they don't cost a lot of money but you need to know the data out there is quite flawed and we need to take care of it and make sure in the future it's doing what it needs to for us. let me expand this. there's a very nasty fight going on on the future of some satellites right now. the fight involved climate centers on these centers and certain governments want to toss them in favor of weather sensors. weather is important but climate also is. it effects all of us. no data means no good research fundamentally. so i encourage you not to lose site of some of these bigger issues. >> very good. >> on that issue, we're right in the process of adding 17 rain gauges, 17 instant rain gauges. i looked at how much it is

political editor randy shandobil, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the faith forum's organizers say the forum will go on even though whitman won't be there. candidate for lieutenant governor able moldenado is now scheduled to represent the republican side. >> a piece of san francisco history will soon close its doors. thousands of commuters will be impacted. how this spot downtown plays a history in the story coming up. >>> the alameda navy base won't be rented any time soon. we will tell you why the city council shot down a plan to develop it. >> and much cooler today. there is more fog out what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. but now it's a thing of the past. finish quantumatic is a new detergent dosing system. so powerful there's no need to prerinse for 12 washes. new quantumatic. only from finish. the diamond standard. woolite isn't just for your delicates! it's for al

----el jefe de policia de bell, randy adams, ganaba 457 mil ...que el jefe policial de los angeles. ----entonces la pregunta sera: ¿usted que piensa al respecto? ¿le indigna saber esto, especialmente sobre una ciudad en la que muchos no pueden votar y decidir porque no tienen papeles? ---¿cuanto es, para usted, lo justo que deberia ganar un funcionario publico, en ciudades de pequeÑas a medianas, como hay muchas tambien aqui en la bahia?---llamenos gratis al 1-866-229-4848 ....o escribanos a "noticiero 48 arroba telemundo punto com" ... para opinar. ---el concejo municipal de oakland quiere que los votantes aprueben una enmienda a la propuesta "y" en las elecciones de noviembre proximo. proximo...---esta permitiria utilizar dinero de impuestos a los estacionamientos y propiedades para recontratar a personal despedido debido al deficit en el presupuesto... ---si son aprobadas las reformas se podria recontratar a los policias despedidos hace algunos dias y tambien reforzar los programas de prevencion de incendios y de violencia. ---primer avance de

ktvu's randy shandobil brought us this report five years ago. >> reporter: so old, so decrepit, it looks like a depression-era ghost town, but potentially this is actually some of the most valuable real estate in california, san francisco's hunters point shipyards with its views of the bay. ♪ memories, light the corners of my mind ♪ >> reporter: about the navy first closed the shipyard 31 years ago, this was the no. 1 song. 1974. american troops were returning from vietnam. watergate was bringing down president nixon. decades later, the potential here remains untapped. navy briefly recommissioned part of the shipyard in the 1980s and then shut it down again, but today, hunters point is for the most part still a contaminated wasteland. we have a number of the harvey contam nants and pollutants, bcbs, lead in soil and other types of contam nants. >> reporter: even the navy, which promised to clean up the shipyard before turning it over to the city refers to this beach as "metal reef." >> we're at high tide, but the debris extends out to the low tide line and the kind of things you will see

police chief randy adams $457,000 a year. and assistant city manager was making $376,000. in addition to those salaries members of the part time city council earned $100,000 per year. an investigation is underway to determine if the salaries violate state law. >> a wireless industry trade group sued san francisco and wants to stop city. the industry says that will mislead consumers when and and under city law, a force will have to display ratings starting in february. other stores have until 2012. >> small quake hit the bay area this afternoon. >> and cut to the stump. targeting natural beauty found in a golden gate park. >> a wide range of conditions this weekend. i'll have temperatures coming up. >> all right. you're wrong. doesn't make a right. >> and students learning to use art as a way to make the world a better place. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> there is a car slammed into a bank in downtown los altos, around 3:30. this is the u.s. bank. no waunz inside was hurt. the woman driving that car hurt her

clean. >> reporter: without jamarcus russell. >> really, that's behind us. >> reporter: as is the randyanson drama. the defensive assistant that accused cable of breaking his jaw during last year's training camp. but there is one player who cable wouldn't mind taking a swing at. john henderson, have you seen his pre-game routine? >> good enough, come on. ah!!! >> i love it. i think it's awesome. i hope i'm the guy who gets to slap him. that would be great. i just doesn't want him to hit me back, man. that's a big dude. >> pretty interesting stuff. whatever gets him going. >> i know we're going to be a good team and i'm not afraid to say that and we are going to go after the afc west. i'm not afraid to say that. i believe that that's what we are going to do. it's not anybody's -- anybody -- they picked someone for it already, that's too bad. it doesn't work like that. you have to play the games. >> reporter: i guess the drama this year will have to play out on the field. kim coyle, cbs 5 sports. >> we'll be out there tomorrow for practice number 1. >>> billy beane rolled the dice when he

it's a highly publicized randy gates his ex-girlfriend the struggle of attention the c,g"u get august 3rd and c,g6uh joke now you get september 2nd. you get >> now your stanley roberts to the sounds of people behaving badly. if you look around san francisco them if you look around san francisco is not hard to spot in these big green oval things with the word toilet in big letters. but i have another word for them, i like to call them the 20 minute hotel room. indulge me for a moment as i explain, watch as the doors close to the toilet, inside not one, not two, not even five, there are six people inside this one toilet. i know you want proof, ok three minutes later the doors open and out pops, one, two, three, four, yes i told six, keep watching, there's #5, and seconds later there's #6, the man with the blanket. if you want to know the location of this is at un plaza just blocks from san francisco's city hall. these threats were placed around the city, by a london-based company in partnership with the city public works. they are c,gv5 self cleaning toilets. only one person at a time a

. >> reporter: randy has owned his gun store for the past three years. he says he likes arizona's tough immigration law especially because the federal government isn't doing nearly enough to secure the border. >> the the federal government will not step up, then arizona should be able to step up and protect their own voters. >> reporter: a recent poll show that the majority of americans favor the immigration law. >> being a minority myself, the immigration law, if you have to make it legal, then you have to make it legal for everybody. >> the border control can't control it and it's not working. we need other alternatives. >> reporter: many headlines have centered around angry calls to boycott arizona. but folks we spoke with say they don't consider themselves a silent majority. >> i think it's an underreported majority. >> reporter: many folks say they would like to see california pass an immigration law similar to arizona's. >>> an update to a story we first told you about last night. two women accused of embezzling millions in a software company made

salaries of three top officials, city manager robert rizzo making almost $800,000 a year, police chief randy adams, earning $457,000, and assistant city manager angela spaccia, taking home $376,000. the three agreed to step down, but many voters also want the heads of the city council members who okayed the salaries, council members who serve part-time and earn $100,000 a year themselves. >> everybody in the nation is looking at this city and we should be embarrassed. >> reporter: california's attorney general, making a run for governor, is launching an investigation. >> how in the world can a little city like this pay such exorbitant salaries? >> reporter: then there's the little city next door to bell, maywood. teetering on the brink of financial collapse, maywood got rid of all its municipal employees. now, everything here from garbage collection to law enforcement is outsourced. l.a. county sheriff's deputies are the police force. >> members of the community have come up to us and many of them tell me personally, they feel much safer. >> reporter: how much do you save by not having a pol

they say it will be a three-judge lineup, with lopez, randy jackson, and rocker steven tyler of aerosmithe. >>> it's time, now, for sports. here's steve weissman at espn news. >> good morning. i'm steve weissman with your espn news update. and the quest continues for alex rodriguez. still in search of his 600th home run. taking on the indians. top third. yankees down one. bases loaded for a-rod. hits it to center. not deep enough. but he does get an rbi. collin curtis tags up and scores. we're tied at 1-1. move to the top of the seventh. 7-1, yanks. bases loaded again for a-rod. no home run. but two more rbis. derek jeter, curtis granderson score. it's 9-1, yankees. can you believe this. top of the eighth. rodriguez with the bases loaded. strikes out swinging. one for four. 30 at-bats since home run 599. top of nine, andy marte, strikes out nick swisher swinging. marte pitched a one, two, three ninth. yanks win it, 11-4. >>> the phillies acquired roy oswalt on thursday. taking on the d-backs. raul ibanez, high and deep. that's off joe saunders, the new pitcher for arizona. phyllis lead 2-

for 14 years, he was the head chef for randy parygary restaurants in sacramento. today, he's traded in his chef's hat to promote, educate, and even celebrate produce with other chefs. >> i use email. i use the phone. but the best thing to do is to be able to go into a restaurant, to go into the kitchen, to find the person cooking the food, and say, "hey, what can i get you? what are you looking for?" >> i would just be doing seed production if it weren't for jim driving in here and refusing to drive away and saying, "no, i really want this stuff. no, ycu don't understand, i really do want to buy this stuff." and "i really want this, and i really want it now, and i really want some, and i want samples," and you know, so forth and so on despite my best efforts to get rid of him. >> as chef michael tuohy starts preparing mals with the greens, he admits his job would be so much more difficult if it were not for produce experts like jim mills. >> jim fills a need here that nobody else does, and that is he--his company and him, particularly, works with several small far

this morning, when i asked randy levin about the benefit of switching to cloud e-mail apps he said they save the $5 million. he said, we get to survive. we're surviving our budget crisis. there are so many opportunities in the cheap technology that has come onstream. we need to broaden our definitions to include some of these new product technologies. the cost of things that used to be very expensive are coming down radically. there is a huge opportunity for the government to take advantage of that. by designing programs correctly, you can actually get more for less. >> since you have started putting these forums together, do you find that environment and interest in trying to get more people involved in this process is changing? >> absolutely. something like this really benefits from the kind of visibility that we're able to give to innovators. if you make innovators into heroes, at some point, people start to pay attention. other people want to be like them. when you see the sea at all of this tiny city in texas build these things -- the cio of this tiny city in texas build these thin

. >> reporter: he is not happy to see ken and randy. >> it has been repossessed. >> i'll get off my boatow. >> reporter: but a chat persuades him to abandon ship. and within minutes against the owner's wishes the boat is driven off. he bought his company back in 2005 and says he has completed more than 1000 repow jobs. wes mitchell, cbc new york. >>> the latest and greatest in commmmcial jetliners touched down in britain. this is the first the boeing 787 dreamliner has flown outside the u.s. hundreds of people came to see the aircraft. the fuel-efficient carbon composite jetliner has been plagued by production and delivery delays. the first orders from japan are not expected to be filled until next year. >>> the british open has a new champion. i'm dennis o'donnell. a play at the plate in the bottom of the 9th. you make the call. the minute is next. [ applause ] [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] venus williams doesn't let sweat and odor ruin her style. [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] new tide plus febreze freshness sport. the #1 sports detergent at putting away stains... and it eliminates

that was dragged flagged made way through due to his wife spilling oil on the track van spies and randy dipping yes fallon the splayed oil but did serious injuries meanwhile lorenza held on to take the case is still no will launch she's challenge for the first week of the season from second place danny patrols join him and the and so on the front row while champ in wellington or c. his return to racing on the six weeks off to breaking this lag will stop. the shield has been difficult to get it because. we're so fast. at the most but most human race so well we've. improved so much. from just. on to the to the france no where else falls alexander to be in the world has won the thirteenth stage or had a break mark cavendish and italian that is something that has its best when since returning from a doping back and no changes at the top of the general quest fixation there with andy shaq sticking. a minute later time tour de france winner i'll bet a quarter of the riders have now crossed the alps and well after the period. now russia's first and only formula one driver of a daily paper off m

thing you know we've just got to enjoy the cage and make sure we don't last i was down as well minus randy let's they must be quite confident on paper at least the tie is a mismatch with and elect having won five european titles in the past but as their manager points at being favorites doesn't guarantee anything if you say this will be their on their small teams. i think that all teams does deserve respect. bigger teams therefore it is small teams of other qualities. it's a competition where you know that. after four games at this stage you can. reach. the most important position in europe also given his wise opinions on the game has been brazil's latest coach man i mean as as after he was officially revealed as the new national coach on monday the forty seven year old was in charge of brazilian five corinthians before being named as dunk as replacement and as us has already picked his first quarter twenty four players will fly to new jersey for a friendly with the united states on august the tenth the top stars are missing after world cup duty as only alvarez but i mean us silver and rav

randy burns was coming around the clinic. and there's some people that i'd like to come up because they are who we do the work for. i don't know if one of them is here. angela, i'd like phyllis and nicky, morning star to come up here if they can. because it is for our children that we have done the work that we've done. when i came to this community i came in, oh, gosh, it was before 1978. one of the first places that i went to was to the native american health center. and i had the opportunity to be served by lew that dell and lindy and learned as a patient about community health and the community i grew up in in southern california. we didn't have an indian clinic, we didn't have an indian center. when i came here there was the san francisco indian center, there was intertribal friendship house in oakland and it was the first community that i had lived in where there's a real sense of caring and it was the first community i had lived in where there were a lot of sober indian people and i'd like to thank helen and marty for

session that was arad flagged midway through due to his bike spilling oil on the track than spies and randy dipping yeah sally in this play the oil bot voided serious injuries while the rest one held on to take the pole position case is still in the launches challenge for a fast win of the season from second place with don also joining me on the front row welsh have been going into the aussie meanwhile has returned to racing on the six weeks off to breaking his leg well stop. the shield has been difficult to get it because. it was so fast but i had the must i write so well we've. improved so much. from just. on to the to the falls though where an example of an encore of has won the thirteenth stage ahead of britain mark cavendish and italian but because i write as fast victory since returning from a duo big band no changes at the top of the general question patient though with andy schleck sticking to his health a medically do but to time tour de france winner i'll bet. the riders have crossed the alps now and will add to the pyrenees on sunday. and the russians first and only formula one d

police chief randy adams' salary was $457,000. assistant city manager angela patch yeah earned $376,000. but this clash isn't over. no. community members are now threatening city council members who make nearly $100,000 a year with a recall if they doesn't step down. by the way, their jobs are part time. it's worth noting that those three employees who resigned are still set to receive yearly pensions worth nearly as much as the value of their salaries. >>> and those are exactly the kind of pension deals jerry brown said he would get rid of if elected governor. >> looking at some of these pensions, we need reform. that's why i propose a definite reform plan. we have to understand that we are not as rich as we were and we have to reset. my own salary is reduced 18% i want accept that and welcome it. >> he said today rolling back pensions of state employees will significantly help the state's budget. he also wants to end pension spiking. that's when retirement benefits are finalized by promotions, over time bonuses and unused vacati

through russia's class began to talisman much progress as randy a struggled to cope with death for russia's roster to keep a clear bond of its particular affected in the pain later on russia's head coach was particularly pleased with his side's performance i think in the last three years we've shown that we're team that can do things on the fours and we could play defense and you can rebound the ball you got a chance to be in any game now we're going to play against better teams in this war . but. for the first rehearsal we showed the kind of defense in the kind of rebounding that we need in order to be a successful team and also we have the part in the spirit of the russian nationals and that's what we want this russian side may be lacking any world class stars but it's certainly playing to team spirit in our society by twenty seven captain city because of its build its plant on the telly footage on the set of coming season in the early with him he says russia have the potential to cause an upset in the upcoming world championships. you're we are a young team and we won't be under any pres

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just a few blocks away, randy and david hammons also held signs-- of desperation. how long have you been out of work? >> couple years. >> reporter: but despite all the talk of stimulus dollars, there's continued frustration on main street-- like this one in holland michigan, which has seen its unemployment rate from just under 6% in 2007 to nearly 12% today. at the local candy store where owner tom fabiano is doing okay but worries about everyone else. >> my biggest concern is how did we go to where we were ten years ago to where we are today? someone answer that for me. >> reporter: this ground- breaking is supposed to bring jobs for the future, but people here need work today. cynthia bowers, cbs news, holland, michigan. >> couric: in health news, the search for a new safe and effective weight loss pill had a setback today. an f.d.a. panel voted not to recommend approval of a new prescription diet pill. it's the first of three new diet drugs trying to get to the market. dr. jennifer ashton joins us from her ob-gyn practice in inglewood, new jersey. jennifer, why

. >> reporter: randy leads arizona's republican party. >> i think they're celebrating a little early. they might want to wait until the judge has heard all the arguments. >> reporter: the legal wrangling could take months, maybe years. a border war that is far from over. barbara pinto, abc news, phoenix. >>> and moving on to other headlines tonight. three days after 92,000 documents were leaked about the war in afghanistan, a realization and a new fear. a closer review of the papers shows they contain the names of afghans who worked as u.s. sources, providing sensitive information to help. people whose lives may now be on the line, and here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: we are blurring the names of the informants, but al qaeda and the taliban have already been able to see them on the wikileaks website. names of ordinary afghans who have risked their lives to help american forces and now could very well lose their lives. >> it's entirely possible that within days, weeks, people will be killed as a result of this kind of an exposure. >> reporter: there are numerous examples. the identi

randy shandobil puts that number in perspective. >>> the election is still almost four months away.ut already republican meg whitman has shattered california's spending report. just four years ago, governor arnold schwarzenegger spent about $50 million defeat san angelitas. total spent by the two, about 97 million, very little of it their money. republican strategist bill wayland. >> she came in saying she would spend 200 million, and i think she will go above that. >> reporter: if true, whitman would have given to her own campaign more money than george bush would have gotten from a donation of furnaces. >> it's a staggering amount of money. >> >> reporter: the money that whitman is spending may rub some people in the wrong way, especially on this bad economy. 100million could be used to prevent the lay offs of 17 california teachers. or it could buy 40 million school buses for enpoáf ribbed the áf ticket. or build homes for 15,000 families in earthquake ravaged friendly. if you like car, lots of cars, $100 million could buy you about 5,000 brand new honda accords. basic accord, no

y de otro galaxy llegaron joul y randy.y interpretó sus temas h. otros grande gano rz de la noche fueron aventura y cha llechayan está de gira no pudieron hasta asistir >>> el ídolo puerto rico fue tele transportador y la sensación el momento es el actor cubano william olis levy recibe premio "está buenísimo" >>> a mi mamá y abuelito que me trajeron el mundo >>> y ustedes chicas >>> el tema a cargo es dulce maría y así "premios juventud" dijo hasta el próximo año >>> cuando prometen otra entrega de galardones >>> ahora llega uno de los más esperado. rodner figueroa. el calor que era. no. mira todo el mundo sudaba y brillo oso de los pelos. que hay que cargarle un premio >>> muchas personas criticaron a shakira porque no tenía el pelo en arreglado >>> pero es que no hay manera. imagínate. de proncaminaba y se el noche de agua. (risas) >>> vamos a hablar de todo aquellos >>> estuvo difícil ayer porque hubo gente muy bien vestido >>> hablaremos primero aquí de los llegaron bien >>> comenzando obviamente con lo mejor >>> shakir

randy shandobil puts that number in perspective. >>> the election is still almost four months away.lready republican meg whitman has shattered california's spending report. just four years ago, governor arnold schwarzenegger spent about $50 million defeat san angelitas. total spent by the two, about 97 million, very little of it their money. republican strategist bill wayland. >> she came in saying she would spend 200 million, and i think she will go above that. >> reporter: if true, whitman would have given to her own campaign more money than george bush would have gotten from a donation of furnaces. >> it's a staggering amount of money. >> >> reporter: the money that whitman is spending may rub some people in the wrong way, especially on this bad economy. 100million could be used to prevent the lay offs of 17 california teachers. or it could buy 40 million school buses for enpoáf ribbed the áf ticket. or build homes for 15,000 families in earthquake ravaged friendly. if you like car, lots of cars, $100 million could buy you about 5,000 brand new honda accords. basic accord, no lea