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and are you sick of paying too much for simple home reprs?ooking after you and your money coming up next. gerri: spring is here were almost here. if it requires a pro reer going to go out and hire a contractor, how do you make sure you're paying a fair price? and make sure the job turns out the way you wanted it to. joining me now, tom, it is great to see you, thank you for coming in. this segment started with me and my water heater, which is not working that well. so it goes out, my husband brought them to me to take a look at it and they said you have a blown circuit breaker pump and that isoing to set you back $400. so my husband went online, there's a part number on everything and you can find anything on the web. he found that it cost $150. s point was it is a ridiculous markup hoping you don't know and you're not smart smart enough to go online. >> certain types of repairs that are emergencies contractors feel no shame trying to get as much money. >> we want it right away, but we don't have to have it in the next 20 minutes. >> when it

>> repr: that's right.os angeles county and others ban gun shows on county-owned property, but because it's state-owned, the county has no say in it. it's imposed on them, and no one wants the gun show there. >> on other issues, concerning gun control in california, there's a number of bills and entire packages making their way through the legislature. everything from taxes ammunition to background checks to a number of other things. >> magazines, clips, and semiautomatic weapons. there's all sorts of strange details to get around these laws already in place. likely they will pass on a party line vote and subsequently when it gets to the floor in a few weeks and then on the governor's desk. >> the bills are announced with great fanfare and usually get out of the first committee okay on the party line vote, and then in the hallways between the committee and the final vote, they go through the lobbying process, and they are shaved and tinkered with and changed. do you see that happening this time? >> because

the delegates traveling with governor brown include california businessmen plus repres . >>> welcomeare here with more on governor jeron xavier grayson's trip to beijing, china. he is looking into trading in the health care industry as well as other areas. >> yes. willy brown just got back from his 7th official visit to china, this time with san francisco mayor ed lee. our question is what is the biggest change he has seen on the streets of china since his first trip since the '70s. his answer ,,. >> what was purely a economist- controlled gun to what is now a respected society, a dramatic change. at that time they were coming out of the revolution, the culture revolutionlusion was taking place. they were being obedient to what you had to wear, what you had to say, the stores, there was that money -- all of that is gone. everyone over there now has cell phones and everybody rich has two. is clothing i wear is ordinary for people over there. >> they are all walking around in suits? >> they are all walking around in designer clothes. >> what does california get out of this trip that yo

it's because they represen repre state. so it is attacking the state and christians.and so that gives me was cast because there are muslim deaths, then it's not religious. this still goes on in newspaper and sometimes even state department coverage of egypt. that if there's a conflict they called a sectarian clash, at which know, it's a program. i mean, that's like calling ku klux klan in coming, 1920s in the south, oh, there were racial clashes in alabama last night, 25 people were killed. it's not. the violence, there may be retaliatory violence but the aggression is going one way. how many mosques in egypt have been burned or attacked? to my knowledge, zero. large number of churches. again, i do want to say that all muslims are attacking all christians or anything of this kind, but in terms of the violence is not just a clash between two forces. it's radical islamists, and christians are one of the principal targets. >> one of the cases we talk about in the book is the massacre in october 11, and in cairo, and these were a group of copts that got together, mostly t