abc 7 mark matthews talked to stark. >> pete stark lives on the east coast. he comes back to the district once a month and for 38 years he's coasted through reelections until now. at 80, pete stark has a lot of power, organizers tried to step in to pull him away. but when he first ran for congress, it was age that was an issue. >> he ran against an 81-year-old democratic incumbent, stark promising fresh ideas. the same sort of message is democratic challenger is using now. >> i'm confident we can put together a coalition of democrats and inds who want change. >> and there is eric

abc 7 mark matthews talked to stark. >> pete stark lives on the east coast. he comes back to the district once a month and for 38 years he's coasted through reelections until now. at 80, pete stark has a lot of power, organizers tried to step in to pull him away. but when he first ran for congress, it was age that was an issue. >> he ran against an 81-year-old democratic incumbent, stark promising fresh ideas. the same sort of message is democratic challenger is using now. >> i'm confident we can put together a coalition of democrats and inds who want change. >> and there is eric stallwell. he wants to meet before the election. stark is so far refusing. >> why won't you debate him? >> it gets stupid questions like you're asking that have nothing to do with issues. and. >> he must he think he's going to be challenged on the stage and he won't come off well. >> it is five presidents to invite stark to the bay. the district has been changed, he's now moved into the 15th district, which encompasses livermore and more conservative communities. >> the town hall mee

mark matthews talked with stark and the fellow democrat who is trying to take his place. >> at 80 starkstill has lot of fire. especially if a reporter asks him about age. >> of course not. >>reporter: one of the union organizers tried to step in and pull stark away but if when he first ran for congress age was definitely an issue. he ran against an 81-year-old democratic incumbent stark promising fresh ideas. ironically the same sort of message is democratic challenger is using now. >> i'm confident we can put together a company litigation of democrats republicans and independence who want change and new direction in washington, d.c. >>reporter: eric wants to meet stark in a debate some time before the election. stark is so far revving. l why wouldn't you debate him? >> if only stupid quest like you are asking that have nothing to do with issues. i'll talk with anybody about issues but not about nonsense. >> primarily he must think that he is going to be challenged and on the stage and that he won't come off well. >>reporter: she's one of 5 chamber of commerce president to invite pete s

pete stark went into congress in 1973. the district democratic but this time around, it's different. he made gaffs and had to apologize for remarks. because of the top two distim he's facing a democratic challenger in november. congressman pete stark stood in union city this morning talking job creations and going after republicans. >> they say that they'll allow for congress and that is their program. >> it's not a republican candidate it's eric swalwell and a guy that finished seven points behind stark. pete stark deflected questions about why he hired a new campaign manager. >> we appreciate it but we need someone to be more active here in the community. >> when asked if he would meet in a debate, pete stark hustled away. >> there is only stupid questions like you're asking that have nothing to do with issue autos and he says he is confident pete stark is vulnerable running in a new district. >> i think if voters see the sharp contrast between the two of us there is a washington, d.c. insider and someone with real ideas

he was 81 years old, stark was 40.petitors from the same comparison, he is 31 and represents a stark is 82 read >> i agree with his ideas back then that congress needed to shake up and i think 40 years later congress desperately needs to be disrupted and it needs new energy. >> he has just received a key endorsement from eight former representatives that says she is not worry about his lack of experience in congress. >> time in office, serving in the congress and having the honor and privilege to work for the american people and to be a public service is not about to sell jet, or about how long they have done that so they need to keep doing it, it is about performance and a record. >> the record shows a

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i agree that he did draw a stark political point, charlie. where i disagree, the message is not that you need to rely on government, government will do it for you, we need more government. the message was, don't kid yourself that you were able to accomplish this without the-- >> don't kid yourself. >> the f.a.a., keeping your planes safe. without the many things that the government does to make a just society. >> and adam, not even the tea party is outraged by police and firemen. they're outraged about the massive encroachment of government in our lives and the fact that the solutions to our economic problems, particularly from this administration, and often republicans, involved taxpayer money and government and not the private sector. >> and where we disagree with you-- >> the president did us all a great favor. if you want that vote for me. if you don't want that-- >> where i disagree, you know, neil raised the issue of the sweeping language that's going on. part of the sweeping language that's going on is exactly the denigrating of the go

asked about that yesterday stark got testy with mark matthews. >> why wouldn't you debate him?d only get stupid questions like you are asking that have nothing to do with issues. i'll talk with anybody about issues, but not about nonsense. >> stark did hold one debate in which he accused his opponent of taking bribes. stark had to retract the charge and apologize. >>> california's foie gras ban is the focus of a new lawsuit. sunday it became illegal to sell the fattened duck or goose liver in california. an i-team report about the treatment of the animals triggered the effort to ban the delicacy. chefs claim the new law is clear. the golden gate restaurant association supports the lawsuit saying an injunction would relieve chefs from the risk of unknowingly break the law and give recently lay fors time to fix the law. >>> in brazil two our force pilots are in trouble for flying too low to the ground. the shockwaves from their plane shattered the windows of the supreme court and congressional building there. the fly-over was part of a flag-changing sermon in the capital. >> wow.

as juveniles for they transfer to stark when they turn 18 and depending on their sentence, will remainuntil age 21 or 25. we met several wards convicted of murder. they asked that we not use their last names. >> when i was like 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. and it was gang related. and i retaliated and been in here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons, lumberjacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a .22. and told him he was selling dope and we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to get the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs. i fired. he got shot seven times. and i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody. because it made other people look at me and say, man, you see that guy, that's a cool guy there, it made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing that i would kill somebody and not even worry about it or not worry about getting caught. >> i was 16 and i shot somebody. it was the first day of the

asked that stark got testy with political reporter mark matthews. >> why wouldn't you debate him?because stupid questions you are asking that have nothing to do with issues. i'll talk to anybody about issues but not about nonsense. >> dan: there you have it. he did hold one debate in which he accused him of taking bribes. he later had to retracted that and apologize. >> in oakland a pitcher autographed baseball to raise money for wildfire victims in his colorado hometown. he is from colorado springs, epicenter of one of state's worst wildfires ever. he gave he and his teammates $20 per autograph with every pen going to victims. the colorado springs fire is now 80% contained with full containment in the city itself. >>> extreme heat buckled a stretch of roadway in wisconsin causing an accident looked like something out of a movie. you can see an suv go airborne when it hit the road. the woman who took the video was shocked but called 911. the two people in the suv were able to walk away but they were taken to the hospital with neck and back pain. crews have since repaired that road

asked that stark got testy with political reporter mark matthews. >> why wouldn't you debate him? >> because stupid questions you are asking that have nothing to do with issues. i'll talk to anybody about issues but not about nonsense. >> dan: there you have it. he did hold one debate in which he accused him of taking bribes. he later had to retracted that and apologize. >> in oakland a pitcher autographed baseball to raise money for wildfire victims in his colorado hometown. he is from colorado springs, epicenter of one of state's worst wildfires ever. he gave he and his teammates $20 per autograph with every pen going to victims. the colorado springs fire is now 80% contained with full containment in the city itself. >>> extreme heat buckled a stretch of roadway in wisconsin causing an accident looked like something out of a movie. you can see an suv go airborne when it hit the road. the woman who took the video was shocked but called 911. the two people in the suv were able to walk away but they were taken to the hospital with neck and back pain. crews have since repaired that

these views are in stark contrast to the president of ticks away. -- chick-fil-a. >> even politiciansed in. >> to fully values are not politicians values. >> will amazon now be targeted by opponents of same-sex marriage? the national organization of marriage had no immediate response. it has previously targeted places like starbucks. >> for a brand like amazon that is so universal, it is less of a risk, honestly. >> the branding consultant we spoke with says that it fully will be able to move beyond the this controversy without a big dent to the bottom line. >> we really have to look at the zoning issues. >>vicki: mayor ed lee had strong word for to delay and said he recommends the company tried not to come closer to save francisco. >>brian: we have the fog and sea breeze that will keep temperatures in check. it will not be too hot. in the meantime, a beautiful evening at the golden gate bridge. clear skies over the bridge with fog pushing in and out. we are into the fifties around the bay area. in stock is one of the warm spots at 75. >>brian: tomorrow we are starting out with temper

asked that stark got testy with political reporter mark matthews. >> why wouldn't you debate him?with issues. i'll talk to anybody about issues but not about nonsense. >> dan: there you have it. he did hold one debate in which he accused him of taking bribes. he later had to retracted that and apologize. >> in oakland a pitcher autographed baseball to raise money for wildfire victims in his colorado hometown. he is from colorado springs, epicenter of one of state's worst wildfires ever. he gave he and his teammates $20 per autograph with every pen going to victims. the colorado springs fire is now 80% contained with full containment in the city itself. >>> extreme heat buckled a stretch of roadway in wisconsin causing an accident looked like something out of a movie. you can see an suv go airborne when it hit the road. the woman who took the video was shocked but called 911. the two people in the suv were able to walk away but they were taken to the hospital with neck and back pain. crews have since repaired that road but very strange but not hurt seriously. it's so hot in many pa

here's now lisa stark. >> reporter: they are distracting and dangerous. here a laser was pointed right at the police helicopter. >> got him. >> reporter: in that recent one in san francisco, laser pointed at them. in may, another. >> maybe you're not expecting it? >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: that's a simulat n simulation, but laser expert showed us the real thing. at an airport outside washington, d.c., we pointed a simple $50 laser at a small plane a quarter mile away. this was the cockpit windshield. >> that's when the beam looks brightest, when it's coming at you. >> reporter: last year there were 3,592 reported incidents, up 27% from the year before. >> people have had lasers shined at them as they're trying to land these commercial planes? >> absolutely. >> reporter: some of those aiming at small planes and commercial jets are trying to do harm. others think it's just a joke. those convicted could face fines of $11,000 of each incident and criminal penalties of $250,000 and five years in jail. despite that, it's a growing problem that shows no s

america's game with historian doris kearns goodwin, and former all-star harold reynolds and espn's jayson stark. >> we love each other and root for each other until we get to the world series. and then it is every man for himself. >> he got that right. it is all ahead, because this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again, it is almost too hot to even fly a kite but some are out there last week on this broadcast, jan crawford set washington on its ear with a remarkable story and inside look how chief justice john roberts changed sides and joined liberals on the court to ensure the president's healthcare plan would be upheld, the as news leak from an institution that almost never leaks, and this morning she has new details and insights into how it all came about and what it means for future court cases, a jan. >> well, bob, this court is deep and personal and could affect this court for a long time, no one has any idea how it is going to be resolved but conservatives feel a sense of be

. >> bay area congressman pete stark calling for olympic team's uniforms to be made in america.lition have sent a letter that reads in part when so many americans are still searching for work it is offensive usoc fwhot support our workers and families by manufacturing here. and the u.s. olympic committee says it will change policies so uniforms are made in the u.s. by the next olympics and ralph lauren made a similar pledge. >> boxer floyd merryweather junior earned an estimated $85 million off of just two fights, nothing from endorsements unlike woods and phil mickelson, who is second with just under $61 million. $57 million off the golf course in endorsements and tiger is $54.5 million. and there is woods lost several big endorsements. gatorade and gillett and at and t dropped him. but there are still lucrative deals with nike and electronic arts. >> and nothing compares to homemade tomato sauce. many people don't have time to make it. so there are choices that seem endless but are there sauce that's taste like homemade? >> store bought source? norma won't think of it i've had

for representative stark, he apologized after making this comment about george w. bush at the capital after $7 billion was pulled for the health care of low-income kids. >> you don't have money to fund the children but you will spend it to blow up innocent people, if we get enough kids to grow old enough for you to send to iraq to get their heads blown off for the president's abuse meant. >> more recently mass flight would not debate his current opponent, he had this to say to seven cisco, call. >> stupid questions like you are asking that have nothing to do with issues, i will talk to anyone about issues but not about nonsense .. >> his behavior over the past 20 years, the number of comments he has made that heaven sexist or racist or homophobic, have cost him his seniority and in 2010 our own party had to step in and deprive him of being share because of his behavior. >> what he is referring to is the march of 2010 when the representative was the chair of the ways and means committee for just one day. according to los angeles times democratic leaders were concern

the choice, in terms of the direction we need to take the country, is very stark this time and so the stakes are big and a lot of people want to finish what we started. >> talk about your first two years. is there anything you believe you failed at not because congress would not play ball but rests squarely on your shoulders? >> look, ultimately, when you are president, you are always responsible, even if you have an uncooperative congress. we are proud of the work we did to make sure we did not slip into a great depression. created 4.5 million new jobs. bring manufacturing and the auto industry back on its feet. there were a bunch of things we did not get done that i think are important. make sure we get comprehensive immigration reform. we have done some things administratively but i have got to help to bring the parties together to do that. >> that is congressional. what about you? >> you know, the truth is is that the things i can do without congress tend to be in foreign policy. in that area, i have not been able to move the peace process forward in the middle east the way i want

hopefully, cap tape stark, this information getting out there will, some some people's memories. hopefully, they maybe saw something and will be able to give some information to you. thank you for talking with us. >> thank you. >>> metro says it will come up with new standards for when to put heat restricts in place. that action comes in the wake of the green line derailment one week ago. metro says a heat kink in the tracks near west hyattsville caused the train to derail. it has been replacing old track with new rails that can with stand higher temperatures. >>> president obama will campaign in virginia today and tomorrow. he will stop in virginia beach today followed by hampton and roanoke. >>> rudy giuliani is also in virginia campaigning for mitt romney. >>> still ahead on fox 5 morning news, jennifer lopez, nicky minaj and between latifah teaming up on the big screen. >>> friday the 13th is lucky if you like doughnuts. >> that looks so good. >> krispy kreme turns 75 years old today and to celebrate, you buy a dozen doughnuts at regular price, you can get another dozen for 7

. >> is a stark warning with insecurity so rampant. prayers are unlikely to fix in nigeria. president africa's says leftovers of apartheid pose a great threat to the economy. he stopped short of bringing the economy -- the country's crucial mining industry under state control. we asked him if the conference had been in favor of nationalization. >> nationalization was not the policy, not the result, not even a recommendation. but nationalization so far, the discussion has not gone into making it a policy. no, mixed economy. >> the other policy that was raised by the use the lead of the african national congress -- the youth leader of the african national congress, they want exploration of land without compensation to redress the balance of -- the imbalances of the past. did the conference resolve on this issue, of the preparation of land without compensation? retsof there will be compensation. a data sharipov -- >> there will be compensation. that is our policy at the moment. i'm aware that there has been appropriation of the land without compensation. we ought to do things w

a record so stark that mr.lf by insisting he had nothing to do with bain's operation after 1999 even the company still listed him as ceo. michael steele and joe klein writes about the -- full journalistic integrity here, absolute. this issue, do we know what role at the point romney played in outsourcing? >> no, we don't and it really doesn't matter. in the end. what the obama campaign is doing is building this giant box that they're locking mitt romney in. and the lock on top of that box is his tax returns. in boxing, they call this kind of thing a paint job. it's when a fast, really dexterous fighter is fighting against the slow, plodding guy and he keeps on jabbing and jabbing him in the face and starts opening up cuts all over the face and he starts bleeding. painting him. that's what's been happening the last couple of weeks. >> are they getting him into a situation where he has to release something he knows will hurt him? >> i suspect he is and chairman steele has been among the republicans who have said

i think the bigger question or the bigger headline that should be addressed and that is the stark kindhant in the room, if you will, is the fact that president obama wasn't there to address the crowd. and i think there was disappointment that he wasn't there to address some of the issues that romney did. such as an unemployment rate of 14% that just jumped this last week alone. in fact, since 2008, has increased by 40%. so when you have governor romney who the naacp welcomed and admitted. he was very courageous for coming and presenting. i think he was absolutely strong and solid and assertive. and at the same time, listened and made sure that all americans, should he become president, all americans including the black community understand how he is -- his message and his policies are distinct and will help kick start this economy, grow jobs again, and get us back on track. >> cornell, i've read some, you know, african-americans worrying the president may take their support for granted. you look at unemployment rate, much lyinger than the country as a whole. the national rate held stea

>> that is a rather stark way of putting it. but i do think he can get himself in trouble with not just the house but things like going to nevada and saying they should slow down the foreclosure process. that the market should be allowed to work because then the real estate developers would come in and get things going again, which works out well if you're a real estate developer and not the person who lost your home. on the backdrop of the labor stuff, romney embraced that. it was overturned by a referendum by a 2-1 margin. i think that could come back to haunt him as well. there was a pretty stark way of putting it, but i think that the -- there's some merit behind it. >> eugene, final thought. we've never had a debate like this play out against a backdrop of income disparity. i think that's also what sets this particular case different and apart from the others that have had wealthy candidates seeking very high office. >> i think it's the income disparity and just a general economic angst that the country is going through. it

lisa stark reports. >> they are distracting and dangerous.s pointed right at a police helicopter. >> got him. >> in that recent incident in san francisco two commercial pilots coming in to land had lasers aimed at them. >> the lasers almost right underneath us right now. >> in may it was two flights landing in salt lake city who were targets. >> that's just a simulation. with a camera flash. but laser expert patrick murphy also showed us the real thing. >> okay. is everything clear down there? >> at an airport outside washington d.c. we pointed a simple $50 laser at a small plane a quarter mile away. this was the cockpit windshield. >> so that's when the beam looks brightest, when it's coming toward you. >> last year there were 3,592 reported incidents, up 27% from the year before. >> people have had lasers shined at them as they are trying to land the planes? >> absolutely. every day in the u.s. someone gets a laser shined at them. >> some aiming at the commercial jets and small planes are trying to do harm. others think it's just a joke. >>

they want iraq war was a very stark reminder the line is that they were isolated as iran was being pounded in its civilian centers the western powers were giving arms and weapons to saddam hussein this has been the root of most of the ones mistrust where the rest of the world. looks. like cut. out of. it all you express ourselves through rap music when the mode of the jew we talk about things we see in real life i'm living with you know i'm the. go to those good job the whole goal posts just. a. little of them but as comes from nationalism and i'm from the love of our mother would enjoy and we're trying to reach people and have our words heard not just in iran and but by people all over the world hopefully will have a positive effect even if it's just a small was. cut cut. cut . i always wanted to somehow merge the mill of these are there learned in my childhood and use them in my work. her car. her. its close silence city and in so much to a lecture the village that was bombed by saddam hussein and was wiped completely. her. her. it's the history did i think it's one of the calling in our

i know you, mitt romney, would like this election to be a stark choice for the american people between obama's vision of a marxist state-run oligarchy and your simple ode to the freedom our founders envisioned, because given that choice you would... come really close. ( laughter ). but you're not running against this guy, strawman johnson. ( laughter ) there are absolutely differences in economic policy between and you the president that you could use to have a discussion about our economy that might even be productive for our future well-being. but that discussion is a matter of degrees not a matter of fundamental diametrically opposed world views. here's how i know-- mr. president and mr. romney, argue it out. >> if you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. >> i know that you recognize a lot of people help you in a business. >> there was a great teacher somewhere in your life. >> your school teachers. >> government research created the internet so that all the companies could make money off the internet. >> there are a lot of people in government who help us an

. >>> unit is a dramatic stark difference in economic vitality said and that is also between other countries that are near or next to each other. chilean is mexico and the united states. and as a communist look out over the city and consider the accomplishments of the people of this nation and recognize the power of the least the culture and a few other things. from your first the worker prominent harvard historian has repeatedly made similar remarks the campaign trail. did waves culture makes all the difference. not national resources not it geography but what people believe and what they value. psst that infuriated palestinian leaders who says he felt as a into account the impact of israel's trade restrictions on the west bank and gaza strip and the unreliability of the gaza border with egypt. he also sharply understated call to the palestinians he said was 21,000 to 10,000 the world bank says its 31,000 to 1500. they invited rounded to poland and he has endorsed him that the trade union movement to distance itself from is this is saying he is supported tax on unions back in the united sta

lisa stark reports. >> they are distracting and dangerous. here a laser was pointed right at a police helicopter. >> got him. >> in that recent incident in san francisco two commercial pilots coming in to land had lasers aimed at them. >> the lasers almost right underneath us right now. >> in may it was two flies florida -- happening. >> that's just a simulation. with a camera flash. but laser expert patrick murphy also showed us the real thing. >> okay. is everything clear down there? >> at an airport outside washington d.c. we point add simple $50 laser at a small plane a quarter mile away. this was the cockpit windshield. >> so that's when the beam looks brightest, when it's coming toward you. >> last year there were 3,592 reported incidents, up 27% from the year before. >> people have had lasers shined at them as they are trying to land the planes? >> absolutely. every day in the u.s. someone gets a laser shined at them. >> some aiming at the commercial jets and small planes are trying to do harm. others think it's just a joke. >> those c

a stark contrast to this image obtained of a smiling and relaxed a manner at the age of 18 giving a speech at the science camp. authorities are asking what happened to him. holmes is now back in solitary confinement, where he was before he made a court appearance. police say that he is not cooperating. and his parents remain silent. reporting from centennial colorado, rebecca stevens. >> we will continue to follow the search for answers throughout the day. constant updates on wjla.com and the latest on abc 7 news tonight starting at 5:00. the other big story today the scandal at penn state university, where the ncaa has dropped down the hammer on the football program in the wake of the sexual abusee scandal, including a $60 million fine, a loss of 80 scholarships over the next four years, and vacating everett win the football program had between 1998 and 2011. that means joe paterno is no longer the winningest coach in division 1a football. -- vacating every win the football program had between 1998 and 2011. >> now that money will go to an endowment for child abuse victims. some people sa

the gap between the demand for energy and its shaky supply has never been more stark. we have the latest from delhi. >> one of the world's fastest- growing economies ground to a halt today. in the nation's capital, even the traffic lights were not working. the police were deployed to man the already chaotic roads. they are grappling with the largest black out in their history. many people had no choice but to stick it out. in the busy metro system, people found themselves trapped. >> we were stuck for about 10 minutes. when the doors opened, people were desperate to come out of there. >> the scale of the power cut almost defies belief. 20 out of 28 states have been hit. this has affected 620 million people. officials are blaming states taking more than allocated share of electricity. first this highlights a wider concern. they do not have enough power to feed a growing population. many say this energy crisis is a huge barrier to the country's economic growth. electricity is now back in most places but the cost to industry is now being counted. growth in india's economy

a stark contrast to this image of a smiling and relaxed holmes at 18-years-old giving a speech at a science camp. authorities are asking what happened to him? holmes is back in solitary at this hour. police say he's not cooperating. his parents remain silent. rebecca stevens for abc news. >>> many family and friends of the victims spent yesterday attending a prayer vigil and meeting with president obama. mr. obama refused to say the gunman's name he did mention two survivors. >> reporter: ally stood up and she was immediately shot. stephanie had the presence of behind to drop on the ground with her, apply pressure the entire time while the gunman was still shooting. >> other victims are being remembered for sacrificing their lives to save their friends. the youngest victim was 6-year-old ver ron her mother ashley, who was pregnant, remains in critical condition. stay with abc7 news and abc7news.com for the latest developments on the theater massacre. we have a slide show remembering the 12 victims on the front page of our website. ama daetz is in colorado and will have live reports starting

measures, executive committee in the division one board of directors have authorized -- should serve as a stark wakeup call to everyone involved in college sports that our first responsibility, as outline in hour constitution is to adhere to the fundamental values of respect, fair next civil ti, on -- civility, honesty and responsibility pooh current and income football players are free to transfer and compete in another school. penn state agreed not to appeal. the statue of joe paterno was removed over the president. penn state's president said he removed this because it had become a source of division. >> joe paterno's family release lad statement that flayed part the sanctions defaiment legacy and contributions of a great coach and educator without any input from our family or those who knew him best. they went on to say the sanctions are not a fair and thoughtful action but a panicked response to the public's understandable repull son of what sandusky did. >>> between the sanctions this morning and the joe paterno statue coming down yesterday, it's been a rough couple of days for the penn s

the gap between the demand for energy and its shaky supply has never been more stark. we have the latest from delhi. >> one of the world's fastest- growing economies ground to a halt today. in the nation's capital, even the traffic lights were not working. the police were deployed to man the already chaotic roads. they are grappling with the largest black out in their history. many people had no choice but to stick it out. in the busy metro system, people found themselves trapped. >> we were stuck for about 10 minutes. when the doors opened, people were desperate to come out of there. >> the scale of the power cut almost defies belief. 20 out of 28 states have been hit. this has affected 620 million people. officials are blaming states taking more than allocated share of electricity. first this highlights a wider concern. they do not have enough power to feed a growing population. many say this energy crisis is a huge barrier to the country's economic growth. electricity is now back in most places but the cost to industry is now being counted. growth in india's economy