you might be aware that or governor-elect terry brown hosted a meeting in los angeles to talk about just how bad the deficit is in the state of california. and as you recall, just a reminder of people that before te elections people said that the deficit was somewhere between 15 to 18 billion dollars and after that election went to $25 million. now they're starting to talk about that it's more in the neighborhood of $3 1 billion. i know last year we made humongous cuts and furloughs and we've reduced the school year by four days. we still have a long ways ahead of us. i want to remind the public of that, as january rolls around it's just around the corner. we're going to need the input of our entire community to speak with our legislators because the cuts will just be tremendous in the future years. just a brief reminder. i also wanted to congratulate and i believe later on she'll be here president kim. as you recall she's no longer going to be with the school board. she's moving on to be a superviser. and we wanted to congratulate her on her election. also want to congratulate some of o

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brown. recapping our top stories, the bay area is mopping up from the weekend storms and the damage they caused before the next round of wind and rain arrives. our terryeney is live in san anselmo where a downed tree caused some problems. terry? >> tree trimming this time of year generally means eggnog and finger foods. but this morning it means chain saws and ropes. they've got some damage to pick up from last night's tree that came down and they also want to get up there and see if they can't stop the five trees up on the hill from coming down on top of spotless cleaners that took a blow. pour out, windows out. take a look at the situation elsewhere and you can't talk about last night's storm without mentioning the lightning, an incredible show for some parts of the bay area. felton, santa cruz county, redwood and oak drive. a tree came down, knocked down a power pole, crashed into a garage. still problem with traffic there. in oakland a tree came crashing down on the roof where nate and friends were sitting. turned out an 8 foot branch broke off of a tree and ended up inside his house. that's the situation in the backyard here in san anselmo. getti

terry mcsweeney live in san bruno where more than 100 people went looking for answers about september's deadly explosion and fire. some said we didn't get any. story in a live report. >> governor elect jerry brownvenes a gathering of top state officials to talk about the state budget. california likely to end the year $6 billion in the hole. >> say man charged with sexually assaulting a two-year-old girl in a hayward school is expected to return to court today to enter a plea. 5:29 on this wet wednesday. i'm kristen sze. the rain has returned to the bay area starting in the north bay. but don't worry, we'll all see showers before it's said and done. mike, who is getting it now. >> good question, kristen. a look at live doppler 7 hd. good morning to you. the leading edge of the steadier rain right across the san mateo bridge. richmond up towards rodeo. moving through marin county, kind of between inverness and novato. that's where our best radar returns are showing up. already had one-one hundredths in san francisco. the bulk of the weather has been falling in the north bay. the last three hours you can see it making steady progress in the south. we'll have rain for your morning commute and also

lynn brown. terry mccarthy is up there. robert is leaning forward expectently, and rightly so. [laughter] it is great to have you. i call the opposition to the motion. [applause] thank you mr. speaker. we are a generation like no other. in a world in which information can be transmitted at a click of a button, it is unsurprising that young people develop ideas influenced by the media. sexual images dominate media activity and often are presented so callously and so recklessly that it is vital to our young people that we are provided with a sensible counterpart. 76% of teenagers surveyed across the country, including those in my own constituency, felt that they needed more sex education. young people are provided with inconsistent and inaccurate information at our age. however, teaching sex education to young can exacerbate the effects of the media. an understanding of relationships cannot simply be taught on a chalkboard. it requires the experience of life. children do not possess this. every primary school teacher will of old, promote, encourage as an educator, particularly be