. >> los desechos en el norte de california, ahora se enviaran a una pequeña comunidad de sacramento el plan que se iniciara en el 2015, la basura sera llevada a sacramento . >> el sujeto que se busca es tambiñn conocido como tony, el entro a una casa y secuestro a una mujer. >> tiene un auto de color negro, el hombre apuñalado esta en el hospital. >> el incidente comenzo el sábado cuando el sujeto tomó a su novia y a su hija, la pòlicia los siguio por la autopista. >> en el lugar el hombre amenazo a su ex amante, la mujer y su hija resultaron ilesas. >> un congresista presentara un proyecto para eliminar la ayuda estatal a los inmigrantes. >> al regreso estadounidense retomaÁ el .cc1: >> el congreso retomara la conversacion sobre algúna reforma migratoria. >> se hablara para que los congresistas luego de las elecciones tengan presente la reforma migratoria. >> un congresista de oiwa dijo que buscara abolir la ley que estable que despuñs de un desastre se les ayudara los niños que sean hijos de inmigrantes. >> se afirmo que el banco autorizaba miles de documentos hipotecarios. >> el

breaking news right now from sacramento. california lawmakers have finally passed the long overdue budget. 100 days late. supposed to have been passed back on july 1st. the debate has been going on all night in the senate. it passed earlier in the assembly. but there was a lot of caucusing and debating in the senate. they were one vote short. apparently now they have gotten that vote. and the budget has passed. governor schwarzenegger was up all night also. he said on twitter he was going to sign the budget the minute lawmakers approved it. ktvu's jade hernandez is in sacramento, and she joule will join us -- she will join us shortly for a live report. but finally, 100 days late, california has a state budget. >>> an accident at a southern california amusement park. two roller coaster trains collided at knott's berry farm yesterday. some of the victims were rushed to the hospital. but their injuries are described as minor. investigators say the train leaving the station didn't make it over the first hill. then it rolled back

and that -- control mix in sacramento. and that expenditure of money allows me to be independent,ing to to sacramento with no strings attached. if jerry brown get to be governor this state, there will be a meeting. he talk about bringing people together. there will be a meeting of all the union bosses who are there to collect the ious for them having funned jerry brown's entire campaign. and so that ability to invest my own money does allow me independence. yes, of course there's a family foundation that support higher education and health care, but my focus right now is turning the state of california around. i bring expertise from the private sector, i know how to balance budgets. i could bring a common sense approach from the real world. and this was always supposed to be a citizen democracy that you would be anchored in the real world, having faced challenges from what the government, and that's what i bring to this race. [ applause ] >> first of all, my entire campaign has been supported by many businesses and many in

. >> en el estado de sacramento más de mil nuevos ciudadanos podrán votar , el lunes era el límite partamineros atrapados en la mina al norte de chile están listos para da el si en el altar , así dijeron a sus parejaas algunos , en matrimonio religioso . >> esteban rojas tenía 25 años casado por el civil . >> tribunal federal restauro la ley qule impide que homosexual no entren al ejñrcito , con esto el pentagono podrá seguir aplicando la ley , no sñ puede preguntar cual es la orientacion sexial . >>2 millones de carreolas deberán ser sacadas del mercado producto peligro de niños. >> coches como este dan al muerte a 4 niños. >> es peligro serio , por eso estamos exortando a padres que miren si tieene estos coches. >> se anuncio el retiro del mercado de estos . >> los niños menores que no estñn asegurados podrían quedar atrapados. >> tienen espacio amplio en el asiento con bandeja si un niñlo se voltea y se mueve su cabeza podría quedar atrapada. >> se detuvo antes de la producción . >> se puso un espacio para que sea pas pequeño así que estamos llamando a las gente que comprueben para ve

this is sacramento's responsibility.cannot keep picking up the ball from them when we are dropping the ball on our city responsibilities. supervisor mirkarimi: very quotable. i agree. i want to follow on our discussion, talking with the mayor's office. it is good to line up what the all looks are. i do not think any of us would disagree that this is sacramento's mess we are having to shoulder. however, in this case, it is the people of san francisco's mess and harm that is being caused that we have to shoulder, and i think we are trying to figure out the options. it sounds like there are very few if none. >> at the moment, the department are working to transition as many of these needy families and kids on to the available slots in some other way. that would minimize the impact on those families. i certainly could get back to you next week at the beginning of the week about the specific details of what a plan might look like, but i do not have numbers in front of me today or a systemic outlined. but i think it is a conve

st. -- powell and sacramento streets. i also want to read a letter given to me by the union club. on behalf of the board of directors of the pacific union club, please accept this letter as the board pose a position on the planned redevelopment of the proposed redevelopment here they have apprise the club of its plans to redevelop the fairmont hotel. we understand the scope of the project will entail downsizing of the hotel and the development of the remainder of the property to include new residential tower conditions -- conditions. in short, they like it and approve it. -- new residential tower additions. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm a resident of 1000 mason st.. i overlooked the tower directly from my apartment where i have lived for seven years. i also served as the volunteer treasurer of grace cathedral and member of the executive trustees. in my volunteer capacity, i was asked to come to you today to speak about grace cathedral close support of the project, which i also support as a neighbor. the c

that happened on sacramento street. sacramento was closed between arby and russell.rom berkeley with the latest. >> well, cheryl, police actually just confirmed for us that one of those two men has died at the hospital recently. this is a very busy section of sacramento street. we're just a couple blocks away from arby avenue. you can see the street is still shut down and detectives are out here. when the shooting happened, there were a number of people walking, talking their kids to school. there's a laundromat and detectives appeared to be inside a if you minutes ago talking to potential witnesses. police aren't saying how many shots were fired but homicide detectives circled at least half a dozen bullet holes. they received a number of 9-1-1 calls after the shooting. one said there was a man down. officers got here and found two male victims lying on the sidewalk. both had been shot, both taken to a local hospital where one of the men has now died it is what the motive may be police don't know but they're saying it was not a drive-by. >> this is quite unusual for

. >> in sacramento state lawmakers are voting on the budget. it is a record days late. they need two-thirds authority to pass. they are confident they will get the vote. it is a staggering 19 billion deficit through spending cuts and what they say are rosy projections. vendors are starting to have doubts about doing business with the state. >> we have already had the budget cuts and it affected us dramatically. it is hard to keep the doors open and it is a point where i don't want to do it anymore. >> governors and lawmakers moved forward with a plan to sell and lease back to help ease the deficit. 18 million in checks went out to dead americans. that was released by the social security. only half of those payments were returned. the $250 checks were sent to social security recipients and federal retirees as part of the package. more than four million went to 17,000 prison inmates. we are a little more than an hour away from the first game in the division series betweens giants and braves. we can only dream of a world series championship ring . >> hello, cheryl. talk ab

we're also on twitter. >>> will an all-nighter in sacramento turn into a budget deal? have an update on this developing situation. >> the roller coaster accident at a popular theme park in southern california. >>> a three-alarm fire in oakland guts a restaurant and sinks a boat. that story coming up. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@3q (announcer) did you know even the leading dishwashing detergent leaves residue behind? finish jet dry rinse agent removes residue and dries dishes better than detergent alone two times better. for a brilliant shine every time. finish jet dry rinse agent. finish. the diamond standard. state budget cuts are crippling my classroom, so i can't believe the sacramento politicians cut a backroom deal that will give our state's wealthiest corporations a new billion dollar tax give-away, a new handout that can only mean larger class sizes and even more teacher layoffs. but passing prop 24 can change all that. prop 24 repeals the unfair corporate give-away and puts our priorities first. vote yes on prop 24, because it's time to give our schools a break, not the

i here this notion about sacramento. i just wanted to run down briefly, budget in san francisco has been like. it's important that we put out, $650,000 to assist instead of deporting criminal felons. $240,000 taxpayer funding for transgender economic initiative. san francisco city budget, $58,000 of taxpayer money to transport mr. mayor for his wedding in montana. there is big differences here. but i want to leave you with this. i've been an independent. i've worked very, very hard to bring all sides together to move this great state forward. i think that is why republicans, democrats that is why largest group of independent voters have endorsed my candidacy. my job is not done. i've been lieutenant governor for five months. i signed two pieces of legislation to give people back their money that was stolen from government, two billion dollars in education. two executive orders to create jobs here in oakland and i can go on and on. i've done a lot. i'm asking for your vote. i'm asking for your vote on november 2nd. i've h

--la musica de shakira ha sido mas que una medicina para un jovencito de sacramento.reunirse con la artista y aqui le presentaremos las emotivas imagenes. [bip] hablar con sus niños sobre terminar la escuela no es fácil, pero es necesario. llame a 866-estudia o vaya a boostup.org para materiales que pueden ayudar. ---muchas mujeres hacen una terapia de hormonas para aliviar los sintomas de la menopausia... pero esta terapia podria ser peligrosa. ---en un estudio del gobierno federal, mas de 16-mil mujeres tomaron un farmaco llamado "prempro" o un placibo.---11 aÑos Ás tarde, aquellas mujeres que tomaron la medicina (que contiene una mezcla de estÓgenos y progesterona) tenian un riesgo mayor de desarrollar cancer de mama, y una probabilidad dos veces mayor de morir de la enfermedad.---los medicos recomiendan que, las mujeres que necesitan un tratamiento hormonal para superar la menopausia, tomen la menor cantidad posible de hormonas. --una familia latina, asegura que la musica de "shakira" ha sido un balsamo para uno de sus integrantes a quien la vida le ha puesto, pru

sacramento. 50 santa maria. the low responsible for it is wrapping itself up heading into the rock keys. for us that's a big system to the left of your screen. it's going north. that will allow the high to build in. possible next tuesday. but for the weekend it's just a high pressure building in. patchy clouds mostly sunny it will be a little warmer. especially inland. chilly morning. nice day. high clouds to the north. 60s and 70s on our temps today. no issues tonight for game two. if you like last nights weather tonight will be a carbon copy. a little warmer saturday. all and all looks like a very quiet pattern. >> thank you steve. the monthly jobs reports were announced. it is disappointing. the labor department reports 95,000 people lost their jobs in september. most of the losses are from seasonal workers. despite that the national unemployment rate does remain unchanged at 9.6% and we'll see how wall street responds in the next half hour. the san francisco business times reports google is expanding its ope

it is right on sacramento street. i have concerns regarding the impact of the fairmont hotel project. it is higher than most of the buildings in the neighborhood including the original structure of the fairmont. why should be a mistake be made a second time? i prefer a structure more modest with sensitivity to the neighborhood. having seen the plans for the project, i was disturbed by the lack of even a nod to the historic buildings around the tower. i am also concerned about the traffic flow and the cable cars. i have spoken to all of the noise and the dust that will infiltrate my own little space. i am hoping the project can be scaled down with a more sincere attempt to reflect a neighborhood that surrounds the fairmont. president miguel: [reading names ] >> thank you for letting me speak. >> we need you to speak into the microphone. >> my name is brenda osborn, and i am the president of 901 pal street. the eir had missed ongoing disputes with neighbors dating back to the 1950's, it refuses to a knowledge that the c

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went to sacramento during all protest and marches. i definitely think it helped. >>reporter: this year budget reverses a spending trend that has fueled passionate outrage. campuses have faced layoffs. fewer course offerings and higher fees. hitting the pause button on cuts does not for one minute calm concerns about future budget. >> i'm just worried that next year might come down to taking more money away from uc or community college. >>reporter: here the tent may be coming down but the pressure to support higher education is not going away. in cupertino, abc 7 news. >>> some breaking news in southern california. mother says 2 strangers kidnapped her son prosecute their front yard tonight. there is a state wide amber alert for the two little boys 4-year-old jacob and his 2-year-old brother justin. the mother said 2 men in a gray maybe dodge color minivan took them from the yard in anaheim 3 hours ago. again a state wide amber alert in effect tonight for these 2 boys. reported kidnapped in southern california. >> here in northern california. muni bus collided with

live in sacramento, nanette miranda, abc 7 news. >> thank you.eantime because of all-night budget negotiions, the state senator cancelled today's debate for state superintendent of schools agait his rival. new controversy this morning in the governor's race. jerry brown's campaign is apologizing to republican meg whitman after an aide made an offensive remark caught on voi mail. the los angeles times received an audio recording from the l.a. police union which has endorse the form he were e-bay ceo. last month brown caed and left a message for the union brown thought he hung up but as he and his aides talked, the conversation got recoed on the end. they were talking about whitman's deal to exempt public safety workers from part of her pension reform plan. >>> i will be -- (inaudible >> have a deal and i won't. she's a whore! a whore! i repeat that. cut a secret deal. >> a whitman's spos woman says the use of the term whore is an insult to both meg whitman and to the women of california. brown's campaign apologized to whitman and anyo offended. pr

if you want more of the same from sacramento, then vote for my opponent. but if you want to get california moving again, i'm ready. are you? >> welcome back, everyone. oakland police are investigating a downtown shooting that sent nine victims to bay area hospitals early this morning. the shootings took place around midnight at 19th street and broadway at a private party inside historic sweets ballroom. all of the victims are reported in stable condition this morning. police are trying to find out what led up to the violence and identify the shooters. so far no arrests have been made. the cow palace is under scrutiny again this morning after a wild saturday night music event sent more than a dozen concertgoers to the hospital. suffering drug and alcohol overdoses. you might remember that just five months ago two concertgoers died and six others were hospitalized after overdosing on ecstasy at a cow palace event. abc 7's lisa amin gulezian reports local officials are frustrated over not being able to impose tighter controls. >> at sub sonic spookfest, 14,00

this is where brown says you can't have on-the-job training in sacramento. >> he does.he other thing brown said is you want to cut 40,000 employees, from where? you want to go ahead and cut taxes? where are you going to get more money? i think we have a bite. >> yeah, we do. >> you know, when governor brown he's going to start by cutting 10% to 15% of the governor's budget, do you know how much the governor's budget is? >> yeah, a lot bigger than when i was there. >> no. in fact the governor's office budget is $18 million. if he cuts 15% out of the budget he's going to save $2 .7 million, less than.01% of the budget deficit that we face. if that is your plan for fixing the budget, we have really big problems ahead of us. >> well, i think another example of how whitman seemed much more relaxed tonight. much more capable of throwing out the zingers rather than taking them. >> she really got to him when he said i'm going to cut the governor's budget by 10% to 15%. she said, $18 million. they each were playing with a lot of numbers tonight. they each used the numbers to hel

she was flying north east of sacramento where she hit some power lines and got stuck. crews turned off the electricity to the lines before a truck was brought in and mounted ladders to pull her free. >>> another spectacular day. lawrence' pinpoint forecast is coming up next. ,,,, [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your iphone when you get at&t u-verse tv. >>> hopefully you have been able to enjoy the beautiful weather outside this weekend.

power lines northeast of sacramento. calfire a paraglider landed in a lot of trouble when she got tangled up in power lines. the woman was stuck 15 feet off the ground yesterday after her paraglider failed the clear the lines. >> they don't move very fast. that's when she -- when she hit the line she was going about 20 or so. >> pg&e turned off power to the area. the woman did not appear to be serious injured. >>> well, the next bay area city to ban styrofoam food containers might be hayworth. it would force people and restaurants to use -- that ban is already in place in several cities and fremont's ban starts january 1st. if they do approve the proposal, superintendent public schools and -- some public schools and colleges would be exempt. >>> a hero's welcome. 40,000 fans give a standing ovation to the man who helped save an 8-year-old girl from her kidnapper. >> reporter: they get on their feet, he takes his hat off and the crowd just keeps going. >> i want my kids to remember this forever. >> reporter: percent along

sacramento, mismanaged, ineffective. silicon valley gave us apple, intel, ebay. here meg whitman started with 30 people. led them. managed them. executed the plan that grew this main street company to fifteen thousand employees and made small business dreams come true. to change california let's send meg whitman up the road... about a hundred and thirty miles. suggests men and women respond very differently to it. the study looked at brain scans of stressed out men and women. it showed that when men get stressed, a certain part of >> everyone gets stressed but the study looked at brain scans of stressed out men and women, and when men gets stressed a certain part of men reacts so they stress out, and women reach out. so when a couple argues, he may pull away while she tries to get closer. >>> last year it was h1in1 and julie watt shows us what to expect. >> following last year's scare, people are rolling up their sleeves early this year. >> to increase our age. >> for them age is a risk factor, so flu shots are an important annual tradition. public health author

more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. >>> the lerks is just a week from today. tonight we're going take a look at one of the hostly contested races in the bay area. the 11th correctional district. the incumbent, a democrat facing a stiff challenge from condition serve tiff republican, david harmer. for four years, jerry mcnerny carved his niche as people's congressman. nearly every weekend, flying from washington, d.c. to his home in the 11th district reaching out to a constituent in a way that is more personal. >> from what i want to do be here for the district and make sure i'm available. and that i act on what they tell me. >> and now, david harmer seeing himself as a voice of the people. >> you don't have to look far to seat country is on the wrong track f you're fed up, it's time to go for a challenger. >> and there is he voted for the president's stimulus package. >> we need owe understand what is going to be helpful for the economy. and make sure we can give tax

sacramento, mismanaged, ineffective. silicon valley gave us apple, intel, ebay.itman started with 30 people. led them. managed them. executed the plan that grew this main street company to fifteen thousand employees and made small business dreams come true. to change california let's send meg whitman up the road... about a hundred and thirty miles. >>> you'll see what michael finney found when he went looking for lead-painted products and why businesses that sell them rarely get punished. >> change of ownership at the former numy plant in freem yonlt. what happened to people that used to work there? >> edible patches of hope. a garden in a neighborhood plague bid crime. we'll take you interest there. those stories and more at 6:00. >> and now, the best on air radio personality in the country, winner is... he works right here in san francisco. >> kgo's ron owens received 2010 major market personality of the year award last night. >> and well deserved. he's worked at kgo nearly 35 years. >> his popular talk though shoe is monday through fridays from 9:00 until noon

the response from sacramento, $199 million for both the u.c. and cal state systems. and another $105 million promised in federal stimulus money. educators say it don't begin to undo the damage done by previous budget cuts. >> we had dozens of faculty who have already left this university because of the many problems that we have. i don't think they're going to be coming back. they've accepted better offer at other universities. >> they want to resend tuition hike imposed last year. security even protected key buildings to make sure the crowd didn't get out of hand. >> doesn't say any budget gains to higher education were the result of a long, hard-fought battle. >> i went to san francisco, went to sacramento during all those marches. i definitely think it helps. >> campuses have faced layoffs, fewer course offerings and higher fees. hitting the pause button on cuts does not for one minute calm concerns about future budgets. >> i'm just worried next year it might come down to taking more money away from the community colleges. >> the tents may be coming down but the p

if you want more of the same from sacramento, then vote for my opponent. if you want to get california moving again, i'm ready. are you?

the whitman camp says brown is a sacramento insider who won't change what's wrong with sacramento.nd joining us now you is nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. i know you spent time with brown talking to him about what he hopes to get out of this evening. >> reporter: as you know, jerry brown loves the debate setting. he is very comfortable debating the issues. and his campaign manager says expect to hear him talk from the heart and from the head tonight. he says brown is ready to show he's the real deal. jerry, how you feeling? >> good. thank you. >> reporter: brown told me he feels really good when he arrived to the debate hall just after 4:00 this afternoon. he appeared calm and relaxed with his wife by his side. his dad says he's very well versed on the issues, and he's ready to show it. >> i've been preparing my whole life for this job that i'm now seeking. >> reporter: with two terms as governor, two statewide offices and even a few bids for president under his belt, jerry brown says no one's more qualified to take on the state's challenges. >> i can tell you since i've done this j

. >>> sacramento 55 san francisco 58 fresno 56 habrá alta presión para casi todo el estado de california de tiempo entre los votantes que hablan mas espaÑol que ingles estan menos motivados a participar y entre votante que hablan más españo que ingls, están más motivado a votar, solo participan 4 de diez personas, vamos con más detalles de esta información. reportero: solo 51% de los votantes hispano están motivado para votar. >>> la mi dado de ellos van a votar en la próxima elección, este porcentaje es menos que la elección de estadounidense entre todo los votantes registrados en estados unidos 7 de cada diez dicen lo mismo. >>> solo 3 de cada diez dicen haber prestado mucha atención, votantes que hablan más españo que ingls, están menos motivado aún. >>> solo participan hasta de cada diez. >>> los que hablan ingls, tiene una motivación más grande en comparación con lo que hablan solo espaol, tambié los latinos republicanos van a votar. >>> pero otra encuesta dice que latinos van a participar. >>> creo que si van a votar porque tenemos una campañ que estamos ayudando con el proceso de

live in sacramento nanette miranda, abc 7 news. >> thank you.eantime because of all-night budget negotiations the state senator cancelled today's debate for state superintendent of schools against his rival. new controversy this morning in the governor's race. jerry brown's campaign is apologizing to republican meg whitman after an aide made an offensive remark caught on voice mail. the los angeles times received an audio recording from the l.a. police union which has endorsed the form he were e-bay ceo. last month brown called and left a message for the union. brown thought he hung up but as he and his aides talked, the conversation got recorded on the other end. they were talking about whitman's deal to exempt public safety workers from part of her pension reform plan. >>> i will be -- (inaudible) >> have a deal and i won't. she's a whore! a whore! i repeat that. cut a secret deal. >> a whitman's spokes woman says the use of the term whore is an insult to both meg whitman and to the women of california. brown's campaign apologized to whitman a

more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. >> the world series begins with a decisive win for the giants. it was sprinkled with a customary bit of the tortures. the giants got off to a rough start admittedly. but by the 9th inning they messed with texas. >> we have team coverage. amy hollyfield is with the fans, but let's start with larry beil for a recap of the game. larry? >> carolyn, we were certain this was going to be a pitcher's dual tonight. wrong. this was an offensive explosion, one by the giants. they take the world series opener by a score of 11-7 as they thrash the seemingly unbeatable cliff lee. the giant hall of famers throwing out the first pitch. top of the first and guererro smokes one off lincecum. the infield single scores a run and texas out to the early 2-0 lead. and sanchez splits the gap in left center and is the first place yes, sir in world series history with three doubles in his first three at bats. torres scores to make it 3-2. with two down, huf

that cost will come to sacramento at some point. should there be a state law as well that oversees municipalities and county governments that they have? >> this is where the governor needs to exercise true leadership. one-third of the los angeles budget could go to support the benefits. we have a $60 billion liability in this state. with the governor negotiates with the unions said the table. here is the difference between me and jerry brown. he is beholden to these unions. they have paid for his campaign and they are paying for the expenditures. i am spending my own money in this race to give me the independence to go to sacramento and i will not know anything to anybody. we need to find a solution that is fair to government workers and fair to the taxpayers of california. i do not think anyone thinks it is fair to retire three did thousand dollars per year when a four-star general retires at a fraction of that. -- i do not think anyone thinks it is apparent to retire with $300,000. [applause] >> mr. brown, your response? >> some o

that happened on sacramento street. sacramento was closed between arby and russell.rom berkeley with the latest. >> well, cheryl, police actually just confirmed for us that one of those two men has died at the hospital receny. this is a very busy section of sacramto street. we're just a couple blocks away from arby avenue. you can see the street is still shut down and detectives are out here. when the shooting happened, there were a number of peopl walking, talki their kids to school. there's a laundromat and detectives appeared to be inside a if you minus ago talking to potential witnesses. police aren't saying how many shots were fired but homicide detectiv circled at least half a dozen bullet holes. theyeceived a number of 9-1-1 calls after the shooting. one said there was a man down. officers got here and found two male victims lying on the sidewalk. both had been shot, both tak to a local hospital where one of the men has now died it is what the motive may be police don't know but they're sang it was not a drive-by. >> this is quite unusual for this community. s

. >> this would help tide them over with funding that could not be siphoned off by sacramento. sacramento is a big source of our troubles because the state comes in and takes money away. >> reporter: but those against measure r including the former mayor says cerrito has a spending crisis, not a revenue problem. >> the city in the past ten years has had a decrease in population. but their budget has gone up over 200% in the same period of time. >> reporter: the no on measure r campaign sites documents requested from the city finance department show morse than 40% of city employees making more than $100,000 a year with the city manager making more than 250,000 when you include benefits. >> i think that better for the city to look at their expense, look at their budget, look at their employees, and do something about it. >> reporter: opponents of the measure are also concerned the increase in sales tax will hurt senior citizens on fixed incomes and small businesses. but those in favor don't think it will have a major impact, and say this is the only way to balance the budget. >>

if you want more of the same from sacramento, then vote for my opponent.ut if you want to get california moving again, i'm ready. are you? >>> well, trekkers to the top of the world can now surf the internet and make video calls through a 3-g network. the company incel says they've installed net cables to 3,000 feet. now climbers will be able to get up to the date weather forecasts. the phones haven't been tested from the summit yet, but boy, what a picture that's going to be. >> it would. thanks for joining nbc bay area news. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. [ cheri ] fiorina laid off 30,000 people. and she shipped our jobs to china. and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. [ farrell ] one hundred million for herself. fiorina never cared about our jobs. not then and not now. [ boxer ] i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. >> jay: hey rainn, what -- what are you doing up there? >> hey jay, how are you? >> jay: good -- >

she arrived at the event in a green take back sacramento express bus. whitman stayed on message as well telling the crowd they havea i chance to make some history. she plans to be back in the bay area in evening. whitman says she'll stop by her campaign headquarters in cupertino, and then continue to campaign tomorrow, and of course we'll have the results for you tuesday. >>> a new poll out tonight shows close races for other state seats as well. san francisco mayor gavin newsom holds a slim lead according to the newest field poll. 5 percentage lead over republican lieutenant governor abel maldonado. outside of the poll's margin ofi error but just barely. 21% of people by the way say they have already vote. san francisco district attorney kamala harris is in a dead heat for the race of attorney general. she and los angeles district attorney steve cooley are separated by just 1%. when you take in the margin of error it's anyone's race. in the final days before the election, the focus will be on swaying those undecided voters. and 19% of the people polled

. ♪ >> budget deal has apparently been reached in sacramento. good evening.xactly one week ago lawmakers announce a framework for a budget but tonight they say a final deal is now in place ending a record stalemate over spending plan. >> we have a comprehensive agreement. that we intend to bring members back next week. we intend to have a fully public and transparent airing of the agreement probably next wednesday potentially next thursday. and we intend to vote a 2,000 10-11 budget finally next thursday. and everyone has worked very, very hard. these are very difficult circumstances and difficult times. not a lot of celebrating. >>reporter: this deal is expected to close the state 19 billion dollar deficit. leaders say it does not raise taxes. if democrat wanted nor does it dismantle the state welfare system as proposed by republicans. senator said the details of the substance of the agreement will be released at hearing wednesday. vote is expected on thursday. but again after all of this time a record delay it looks like a budget financially in the works in

encuentro tras bambalinas, estrechÓ a la familia, y a tilo. >> tenÍa muchas ganas de venir aquÍ a sacramentoÓ con su presencia y destreza en el escenario. para la familia trejo aquel dÍa quedarÁ grabado en su memoria, no sÓlo por el concierto que presenciaron sino sobre todo por el saludo en persona que recibieron, y fue un sueÑo hecho realidad. >> desde que la vi que venÍa no creÍa estar ahí con ella, una emociÓn muy grande. >> sentÍ mucha emociÓn hasta la abracÉ, no planeaba abraza. >> fue una oportunidad que aprovecharon para demostrar su aprecio a shakira. >> se me hizo como una persona muy sencilla y agradecemos que se halla acomodo su tiempo para saludar a tilo. >> tilo tambiÉn quiso expresar sus sentimientos. dicen que es la noche que nunca olvidarÁn, gracias al buen gesto humanitario de shakira. >> tenÍa muchas ganas de conocerte... >> fue pamela informando desde sacramento, felicidades a tilo. y para la despedida la presentaciÓn de una hermosa bebita que aumenta la familia de univision su nombre es isabela sofÍa teutelÓ, y ya habrÁn adivinado que se trata de la hija de enrique, llen

it's continuing in sacramento as well this morning.te legislators have been meeting all night to try to put together a budget compromise. one of the key issues, though, money for education funding. mark sayre is at san jose state with the differences of opinion between those democrats and republicans. mark, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, sydnie. one thing for sure is this budget stalemate has public institutions like here at san jose state and those who use them wondering, what is next in all of this? let's bring you up to date on the very latest. it was yesterday that the state assembly did pass by a bare two- thirds majority provisions of an $87 billion spending plan. but so far at least the senate has been unable to pass the budget. the assembly version of the bill closes a $19 billion deficit with some spending cuts but also with some rosie assumptions about an economic recovery generating more tax dollars and also assumptions about federal dollars coming to california, dollars that have not yet been promised. and t

local trade for sacramento too. >> it felt so good. the seats were vibrating and the fans were cheering. it's great, it's awesome. good times for times that are hard. we need this. >> coming up in sports, we take you inside the clubhouse as we enter one of the biggest weekends this decade here at china basin. lauren scott, nbc bay area sports, back to you in the studio. >> we're all simple people, correct? >> in a good way? >> it's a simple equation. they win tomorrow night, they win the title. >> that's what we're going for. >> if they lose tomorrow night, they have saturday, if they loza, they have sunday. >> they have to win one out of those three games. >> i love simplicity. >> the sense is, it's a fate accompli. that's not a simple phrase for me. >> he's simple and he's french. >> we'll have a lot more coverage. >> how exciting this has been. we have extensive giants coverage on our website. search san francisco giants, you won't have to search hard to find it. you'll find one player's colorful plan if the team -- maybe we should

more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. one hundred million for herself. fiorina never cared about our jobs. not then and not now. i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. >>> a nurse attacked by an inmate at the county jail in martinez has died. prosecutors will amend the charges to including a count of murder. the inmate faked a seizure and the nurse was attending to him and he allegedly hit her in the head with a lamp. she was hospitalized but died of those injuries. the inmate is scheduled to be in court on november 2. >>> homicide investigators have very little information on a woman found dead on an oakland sidewalk today of someone called poli