. >> it goes from the taxpayer to the public employee, to dues to the union from the union to the candidateill promise to do more for the public sector employee,. it's crazy. john: even popular politicians cannot break the cycle. when schwarzenegger tried he was met with this. and cuts didn't happen. >> the legislature has decided it is more important to protect state employees. john: california now has a 19 billion dollar deficit. were the state a private company it would be bankrupted and replaced by more efficient competition. most government workers don't have competition. in the private sector there are no lies if somebody over pays, over promises they go out of business. >> yes. john: in government? >> we don't have a choice saying we are going to have someone else be our police department. someone else be our fire department. john: union benefits are so good in miami thousands lined up to apply for fire department jobs. some camped out for two days. a few towns escaped the money pump, by privatizing public services. these workers fixing streets, picking up trash in sandy springs, geo

. >> it goes from the taxpayer to the public employee, to dues to the union from the union to the candidateto do more for the public sector employee,. it's crazy. john: even popular politicians cannot break the cycle. when schwarzenegger tried he was met with this. and cuts didn't happen. >> the legislature has decided it is more important to protect state employees. john: california now has a 19 billion dollar deficit. were the state a private company it would be bankrupted and replaced by more efficient competition. most government workers don't have competition. in the private sector there are no lies if somebody over pays, over promises they go out of business. >> yes. john: in government? >> we don't have a choice saying we are going to have someone else be our police department. someone else be our fire department. john: union benefits are so good in miami thousands lined up to apply for fire department jobs. some camped out for two days. a few towns escaped the money pump, by privatizing public services. these workers fixing streets, picking up trash in sandy springs, georgia, gee, a

from them. it's more restrictive than the c.u. conditions and it's in front of you for your consideration. the applicant also submitted letters of report with his application, notably from the union street association and the union street enrichment association. the other thing i did want to point out was that the planning department has indicated that the applicant is in the midst of completing a building permit application that is relevant to the second and third-floor uses. i don't believe those are entertainment uses, so they're not really something you need to concern yourself with, but they are asking staff that we not issue the final permit until or unless that building permit process is considered complete. vice chair joseph: who's asking that? >> the planning department. i didn't mean to confuse you. it's not that complicated. but you may issue a conditional grant, i just wanted to be clear with you that there's an outstanding building permit. your conditional grant should be conditioned on the completion of that as well as any other conditions that you might want to impose. vice chair joseph: i'm sorry. forgive me, but why would we consider a building permit that has nothing to do with the place of ent

union contract cannot stop 1,100 public schools from outperforming the charter schools. in response to that -- >> come on now! i don't think you will find a serious observer of public education, that doesn't work from the union or benefit from the unione'll leave it. tucker carlson, good seeing you, sir. >> thanks, juliet. >> all righty. he was a staunch supporter of president obama in his health care overhaul and now that stance could cost west virginia governor joe manchin the race for senate. ask him about that when he joins us next and then she's the frontrunner to play wonder woman in a remake of the tv hit is made into a show. and now, a new tv show for that matter and now a new honor that could help her seal the deal. tell you about it coming up. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. fabulous! they ga me this great idea. yea? we mail documents all over the country, so, what if there were riority mail flat rate... envelopes? yes! you could ship to any state... or a low flat rate? ! a really low flat re. like $4.90? yes! and it uld look like a flat rate box... only flatter? like th? yo..

the home has burned. richmond police and firefighters unions release documents that indicate mayor gail mclaughlin says she suffered from serious psychiatric disabilities in a bankruptcy filing. the unions are strongly opposed to her re-election. >> and the oakland city council begins laying out the rules that will determine who will get one of only four permits for warehouse five marijuana farms in the city. >> here's a live look from downtown san francisco. notice the height right now. the rain is moving in. i'll show you when and where and that warmer weekend on the way. >> traffic's pretty quiet as well with a live shot of the 280 and 17 interchange. but there's road work going on on southbound 17 also hayward. i'll have those details coming up. >> thank you, frances. i'm jenelle wang in for eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. arson investigators will be back on the scene to try to determine the cause of a fire at an abandoned building in east

the union membership fee is deducted. i have tried to give this back to the union without success. i am wondering if there is any relief coming from the union presidents of this. -- office. thank you. guest: thank you for your service to your son. it is so incredibly important. yes, you have a way to contact your local union. i will make sure that your issues handled. caller: yesterday i saw karl rove in he had a contribution sheet from a union because that was all that was disclosed. that it was somehow equivalent to the group's going to republicans. i do not hear anyone making the point that when you disclose the fact that a union is contributing, you publicly know who the elected officials are and you know what their stance is. you do not allow anything about these other groups that are created. guest: you are right, it is completely transparent in the union about who gets to it and how the money is spent. that is not happening with these new groups that have been created where there is no disclosure of the hundreds of millions of dollars in where they come from. host: san diego, good morning. caller: i am a big supporter of un

the union membership fee is deducted. i have tried to give this back to the union without success. i am wondering if there is any relief coming from the union presidents of this. -- office. thank you. guest: thank you for your service to your son. it is so incredibly important. yes, you have a way to contact your local union. i will make sure that your issues handled. caller: yesterday i saw karl rove in he had a contribution sheet from a union because that was all that was disclosed. that it was somehow equivalent to the group's going to republicans. i do not hear anyone making the point that when you disclose the fact that a union is contributing, you publicly know who the elected officials are and you know what their stance is. you do not allow anything about these other groups that are created. guest: you are right, it is completely transparent in the union about who gets to it and how the money is spent. that is not happening with these new groups that have been created where there is no disclosure of the hundreds of millions of dollars in where they come from. host: san diego, good morning. caller: i am a big supporter of un

break and we've continued until 11:01 of the stories alive look from the hilton union square as workers stories alive look from the hilton unionquare as workers are out on strike. meg whitman's hometown newspaper said it best: "meg whitman has demonstrated a loose relationship with the truth" "a poor understanding of government" "pat solutions for problems whose depth and complexity clearly elude her" "she utterly lacks the qualifications to be governor" jerry brown "offers california exactly what it needs" "good ideas, strong principles, a reputation for telling the truth" and the ability to "get things done in sacramento" meg whitman's hometown newspaper and newspapers across the state have endorsed jerry brown for governor. ♪ they've all been wearing shirts ♪ ♪ which caused a trend alert ♪ and everyone ♪ saw everybody ♪ tell'em all ♪ tell'em something, where to go and what it's all about ♪ ♪ tell them how to feel when they shout it out ♪ ♪ tell everybody else ♪ and everyone ♪ tell everybody else what are you doing, friending somebody? yeah. you got time for that? you got time to earn more on your savings, online at capitalo

ad shows brown a puppet of the union said it does work with unions but it's more about attaching bros union. it's a guilt by association the fact is he has taken donations fromnions and that's a fact. whether or not we can't know how that's going to interpret and to his actions once his governors >> the power of images interpreted by the one-sided governor's race greg kron 4 news >>. new at 6:00 tonight we look at the other side the true test on the latest ads from the jerry brown campaign about whitman. >> california can't afford more disabled harry reid. it their " dirty and artemis. the last 13 days of the campaign have seen a huge jump in attack ads. >> the trying to reach out to is a very, very small sliver of voters may be 5 percent in some states >>. take a look of this map shows how many hours of political ads the doors were bombarded with less wheat trades lost its 6020, los angeles 5098. portman or dent, orlando in cleveland all over 5000. it is an 18% increase from the week before. >> by the end of the year the total outlay for political ads is expected to reach a record $3 billion. >> fog hoping the coastline was the increase in low clouds and it

feel the pain when project labor agreement is implemented upon a project because what they say is that union agreements, they say all workers have to be run through a union hiring hall or come fromion hiring hall so that is discriminating against 85 percent of the workforce right now especially here in san diego. >>neil: just to be clear on what you want, this does not exclude unions but it would be like open to everyone,Ñçó righti >>guest: correct. the fair and open competition campaign is about letting everyone bid. when i talk to the general public about this, i say when you buy a new car or a new appliance you shop around and go to two or three different stores and find the boast quality product. that is what we want for your public construction dollars. >>neil: speaking of construction dollars, i want to pick your brain, the presdínt in an interview early this week saying there were no shovel readyñrÑi jobs, but as you knowe stimulus was sold on the notion there would be shovel ready jobs. do you feel like you were taken advantage of? >>guest: what the president needed to do to stimulate construction, take care of small businesses. they are the backbone of abc and a lot of

the los angeles times reported it received an audio recording from the police union which has endorsed whitman. brown called the unionnd left a message and believing he had hung up the voice mail caught a conversation between brown and his aides. a deal with the union to exempt safety workers from the pension reform plan. at that point a voice can be heard saying what about saying she's a whore. it's not clear. actually there's no evidence that brown made the comment but that it was a staffer that made the comment. brown's manager said the discussion was a private conversation. he apologized to ms. whitman and anyone who may have been owe offended. >> no truth to rumors of a crime lab scandal similar to san francisco's. he called police headquarters yesterday to make that announcement. this is the first time anyone has heard of the allegations. that set an investigation that began with an anonymous tip. the chief said he wanted to get ahead of the rumor before it gained traction. >> china says the nobel peace prize committee violated principals but voting for a criminal of the peace prize winner. the chinese dissiden

the message was from a field poll last month. >> richmond police and firefighters union less than a month before election dade, the unionseleased documents showing the mayor filed for bankruptcies before she was an elected official to avoid paying $119,000 in credit card bills and student loans. in the paper, mclaughlin stated she suffered psychiatric disabilities which kept her from holding a full-time job. mclaughlin calls the revelations an attempt to undermine her re-election bid. she says her past is her own private medical history. the firefighters' union say they don't want her reelected because she opposed the hiring of three firefighters during her first term. >> an eight-year-old was abducted monday while playing in her front yard. police released surveillance video of the kidnapper's des stinktive chevy pickup. the driver jumped in his vehicle and chased the truck. >> at first i didn't know it was him or not but when he took off, i cut him off three times until i caught up with him and i told him, that ain't your little girl, man. >> the suspect pushed the little girl out of the truck and police arrested him a

he says he does not take money from corporate interest but he is allied with the unions, he would not raise money from corporate tax body does take money from unionax. it is the rest of the story. the bright star losses, the bank loans, the federal lobbyists, you take a ton of money from union pacs. >> the congressman is a great politician and did not come close to entering the question. karl rove is coming here with the exorbitant sums of money to determine for the people of illinois who their next senator will be in washington, d.c. there was a citizens united supreme court decision which i am against. it is a step backwards. there is a step that would put rudimentary safeguards in place. say who funds it and don't let foreign corporations decide who senator will be. will bake the congressman is bought and paid for by wall street firms which is why he voted for the bailout for the biggest banks in the words -- in the world twice and voted against suspending executive pay bonuses 6 tons and voted against wall street reform. he is owned by the health insurance companies. this is typical washington, d.c. politics. people are sick and tired of it.

the way to increasing economic and political union which is what the european union is all about and i think this this current move to create economic and financial governance of europe is inevitable from the european union's point of view it just happens so happens that the financial crisis actually gives an excuse to actually try and speed the process up and make it happen but i took so long to agree to the lisbon treaty in the first place is another germany and france want to change it surely no one ever thought that all e.u. members would do equally well financially. i think what this is about is whether there's going to be a new treaty or and therefore inevitably a referendum in the u.k. on a new treaty and i think that what they'll try to do is to force through these new rules under existing competencies and transfers of power under the lisbon treaty and what the speculation is in the british press and i would tend to go along with it is that david cameron will try to do some kind of deal so he gets a bit of a reduction in the u.k. budget hike for the you so he can trumpet that as a great victory while this whole stuff goes through he'll say we won't be affected by it but because

the republican-leaning american action network will air ads targeting connelly and suggesting that seat is up for grabs. last night -- time, it was terrible and taking from unions. if anyone thinks a union is pro business, think again. >> and no ones where it's coming. from the voters will see that as well. >> and let's talk about the economy. and unemployment numbers are showing things are missable. >> they sound similar, although symbian disagrees with connellys record, here's calling for startup businesses and copley is pushing a payroll tax holiday in small business incentives. >> we have created hundreds of thousands of jobs in fairfax county, small and big-size companies and we're the envy of the united states in terms of economic achievement. >> and creating credit for jobs and in those stands at redskins park. the truth is, fairfax county economy is vibrant because of the federal, federal government, federal spending. >> and this race is scene as -- seen as a national bellweather what, happens in congress. the former dnc chairman said if connelly loses, democrats will lose the house. >> and we'll be watching closely. >>> a d.c. sanitation worker gunned down. still ahead, the ste

from jerry brown's campaign apparently referred to gop rival meg whitman as a whore. the los angeles times reports it received an audio recording from the l.a. police union which has endorsed whitman. brown called the union last month and left a message. then believing he hung up, the voice mail captured a conversation between brown and his aide. they talked about cutting a deal with the police union to exempt workers from her pension reform plan. at that point a voice can be heard saying: what about saying she's a whore. cnn is reporting it was a staffer who made the comment, not brown himself. brown's campaign manager apologized to ms. whitman. >> oakland police chief anthony bats says there's no truth to rumors of a crime lab scandal similar to san francisco's. he called police headquarters to make that announcement. this is the first time anyone heard of the allegations. that set an investigation that began with an anonymous tip turned up no evidence by misconduct by a crime lab technician. the chief said he wanted to get ahead of the rumor before it gained angel traction. the cost of cleaning up an sewage spill is up to $158,000. officials still don't know what caused the pipe to rupture under the r

believe, 90% of the money that's given to teachers and to politicians and support unions, the teachers union comes from the two biggest unions according to that new movie that's out. >> right. and here's the thing, that's exactly it. you see the problem is that the unions, public sector unions are a permanent power in places like sacramento, albany, trenton, springfield, illinois, they're all there and they can influence the republican party and democrat party. that's crucial to understand. >> how are we going to start controlling the spending? when you look at states like california, new york, new jersey, illinois, they are going bankrupt, you believe in part because they cannot continue to pay out the pensions to the union. >> the pensions have become the big ush u in the fiscal meltdown because we now have $3 trillion. think about this. our states and municipalities have $3 trillion in obligations, future obligations that we have to pay off and most of it we haven't funded yet. you look at a state like new jersey, i really don't know how they're going to -- how they're going to get around to pay the

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union. was the first soviet millionaire his co-operative made its money supplying computers given that foreign currency exchange was banned in the soviet union some of his first dollars from prostitutes working in hotels for foreigners is a bit more than five hundred dollars for example could get you a computer like this one it takes him five days to bring the computer into the country we're officially sold it to an enterprise willing to buy it so a five hundred dollar computer faced us nearly five hundred thousand troops nearly one hundred and seventy thousand dollars. by that time the so-called new russians were lucky co-operative workers quickly and huge sums of money while the vast majority of their countrymen faced growing hardship. the close up team has been to the saucer lane region where the biggest russian salmon caviar processing factory is located now no argy goes to northern paradise where many still live off the land. new ways are being found to fight a common term mode. and let russia's first free elections railroad. thousand years ago. welcome to the road region russia close up. wealthy british style. markets finance scandals find out what's really happenin

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they're standing for well so the good of the of the new jersey firing that's relevant to teachers from a teacher's union perspective the reason that a lot of unionized employees are fired is because they're offered a bargain you can either take a pay freeze ok we're not talking pay cuts we're not talking benefit cuts a pay freeze year over year and you'll save we'll save your jobs or you can take your you know the contractual automatic pay raise in a zero inflation world when no one is getting a raise in the private sector and will have to fire a bunch of you and that's not new jersey sector workers getting pay reaches my roommates a copy as i got in a reason three years is a little rhody in this not right wing garbage and the thing about wise is if you repeat them enough there's some of the truth in this one isn't true and there's not a shred of the bureau of labor statistics or the statistics there's not a shred of statistics to support this argument well if it's such garbage then why don't we have union members marching on the streets in the tens of thousands like we do in france right now just shutting down airports and there i mean i mean there

unions have ruined the industry, depending which decade you're in, how would they explain the success of ford? ford did not go bankrupt. doesn't it still have unions? >> it does. the same unions. the same competition froman. the same gasoline prices. the same credit crisis. ford got through it. while i think there's a lot of responsibility for this problem and a lot of shoulders and hands, including some with the unions, i don't think that was by any means the largest part of the problem. i would also say that i was in the white house when these decisions were made. and these decisions were not made on behalf of the unions. just as president bush, as you pointed out, didn't make them on behalf of the unions. they were made on behalf of the country as a whole at a critical time in our economy. >> do you think the white house either politicalally or for the sake of this intervention is doing enough in terms of talking this up at this point and reminding people or underscoring for people that it worked such because the perception from many political quarters that we don't necessarily have to elucidate about is that it was a failure and socialist this and disaster that. >> it's very frustrating to all of u

the soviet union. we really didn't let them sign the soviet union agreements on august the nineteenth that's right but its creators who could sign it the next day. after toppling gorbachev from power eight elite party officials designated themselves as the state emergency committee all television programming was replaced with tchaikovsky's ballet swan lake and committee members addressing the nation. their proclaimed political program has faded into memory but the trembling hands of state emergency committee chairman get now d.n.i. if with the most symbolic sign of the coup. tanks on moscow's streets a coup in the world's biggest nucleus date. cnn's moscow correspondent allan o'connor had taken that day off she spent a whole year gathering the correct paperwork to adopt a russian girl called marina from a moscow orphanage on august the nineteenth one thousand nine hundred one the final meeting was shuttled in the meantime of course there were tanks. all over the streets and there was a huge line between me and why office so i was literally ran that story had a happy ending marina lived in russia with her new moment till she was nine then the entire o'connor family moved to t

from the l.a. police union which has endorsed whitman. brown called the union last month and left a message.n believing he had hung up, the voice mail captured a conversation between brown and his aide. they talked about whitman's agreement to cut a deal with the police union to exempt public safety workers from part of her pension reform plan. at that point voice can be heard saying: what about saying she's a whore. they are saying an aide said it, not brown himself. the term is an insult to both meg and to women of california. >> oakland police chief anthony bats says there's no truth to rumors of a crime lab scandal similar to san francisco's. he called to police headquarters to make that announcement yesterday. this is the first time anyone heard of the allegations that said an investigation that began with anonymous tip turned up no evidence of misconduct by a crime lab technician. he wanted to get ahead of the rumor before it gained traction. >> the nobel prize committee has violated its principles by naming a criminal as peace prize winner. the prize goes to imprisoned chinese disdant

the bargaining table. >> in oakland, 800 nurses from children's hospital are also on strike. replacement nurses were hired yesterday when union workers walked off the job. the union says the hospital wants nurses to pay too much for health care benefits. >> fewer driers are carpooling across bay area bridges. new numbers show the 2200 fewer bridge crossings after a $1 toll increase on july 1st. that's because 10,600 fewer vehicles went through the -- 10,700 fewer vehicles went through where they must now fay a toll -- pay a toll. b.a.r.t. ridership is up and some drivers have apparently shifted their hours to miss the more expensive congestion pricing. >>> at this hour, one lane of traffic is closed on the san mateo bridge. this is the live picture of the traffic on the bridge. it's a little hard to tell there but it looks like it's a little slow going in both directions. caltrans is warning drivers about possible delays as they work to repair damage to the bridge. the westbound lanes are those lanes on the right-hand side of the screen. the problem was discovered during a routine inspection. the work is expected to take 24 to 48 hours so it could potentially imp

. >> well, it's very warm out here in the streets of union square, the excitement spilled out from bars onto the streets at union the bar. this is a head quarts for giants fans. about 300 people packed the bar, they went wild as the game wound down. >> about 300 people packed the bar, they enjoyed themselves. there was a lot of booze being spilled. some fans from texas in the bar as well too. we will show you how they reacted by the 5th inning when the fans say the game really turned around for the giants. >> fans never sees to amaze me after a big time win. back to at&t park mark is with one of my favorite players growing up. >> he is a lot of people's favorite around here, i guy who knows something about world series baseball. glad to have you with us. you know vita you can relate to tim lips com, you were a youngster when you pitched in your first world series game, what did you see from him tonight. >> he settled down, but most importantly i saw the giants offense come alive. pitching usually kind of null identifies good hitting and it did tonight, but i'm impressed with the giants offense. uribe. >> i think

opponent, the big unions and their operations, the ones that support me, they should reveal their donors. he says that he does not take money from corporate, but he is so lined up with the unions, he does take money from union cuts. the rest of the story with my opponent to constantly need to look into. bank loans, federal lobbyists not taking the state lobbyists. you take a ton of money from union pacs. >> the congressman is a great politician. he did not come close to answering your question. karl rove in the american crossroads are coming here with enormous amounts of money, trying to determine for the people of illinois who the next senator will be. i am vehemently against the supreme court decision, is that words. do not let foreign corporations decide to your next senator is. one of the most prolific special interest fundraisers in congress is taking them on. street firms, which is why he voted for the bailout of the biggest banks in the world, voting against suspending executive pays its times, then a voted against washington reform. health insurance companies getting their way every single time, a typical washington, d.c. politics. people are sick and tired of it. >> t

the union is helping to mobilize 2 million workers. this time, public transport union -- that could spell days if not weeks of misery. >> from the momenthave workers going on strike, you get the sense that and people are getting into this movement. there were plans for a huge contract in 2006. >> already, doctors are heading into a site that is playing important oil refinement. the prospective crippling shortages is a more radical elements with pressure. it has approved the most controversial part. the minimal state retirement age is the main one. >> there is a big difference between the last round of demonstrations and this one. now the law has been passed by parliament. it is hard for the government to compromise on sometimes the fundamental aspect of the terms. now it is the law of the republic. it can be negotiated in back room deals. >> they are painful reforms that are unpopular oiand when his approval rating is at an all- time low. this could be the most pivotal point of his presidency. 59% of the french people say they back these strikes. with the bulk of this bill already approved, the biggest battle is already behind him. bbc

union, it has 60,000 or so candidatian members. how do we know these filthy canadians are not contributing >> that's the point there, keith. we know where the unions get their money. and it's from unions paying members. it's from hard-working blue-collar folks. i don't want to diminish the fact that foreign money is coming in. i challenge everybody across the board who might be accepting any foreign money to document how they're receiving it and what they're doing with it, and that applies to sciu. but let's be clear. the chamber's problem is on an unprecedented scale. they're running $75 million in advertising, $10.5 million just this week. they're advocating for the companies that outsource jobs and receive a tax loophole for doing so. and now they're trying to outsource or democracy. so i think that they deserve scrutiny on a far higher-level scale than anybody else. >> fais that kira, thank you kindly for your time. >>> so a ohio congressman likes to reenact military battles. it's a bonding experience. uh-oh. ♪ i used to see the puddles, but now i see the splash. ♪ i wanted love, i needed love ♪ ♪ most of all, most of all... ♪ >>> the one time you can compare a republican to a naz

from the unions all day long. >> irk a do we jetson the concept? >> bingo, we should wage war on tenure and what tenure is it, it's a gift from the teacher's union, backembers, but what you are really doing, is pricing teachers out of the job market. it's been costing municipalities more and costing teachers jobs and really, go to some of the municipalities that fire teachers and say, hey, do you realize what's going to happen and they say, whoa, i didn't realize that and i would definitely, definitely not taking the tenure or not the higher wage and the union-- richard, shouldn't we reward good teachers and jetsonning the ones that aren't, that cannot perform for our children? >> absolutely. and look, i have to say that, president obama, a place that he's picked with the teacher's union, he's been a stand-up guy for pay for performance and they're not happy about it and he has stood up a hundred of these charter schools around the country and they're hearing smart young teachers and my fellow is assuma cum laude and enjoying it and not paying for it, but pay for performance is definitely the way to go and we see the evidence in d.c. where politically

union says the dollars are coming from race to the tops fund. >> this is guaranteed money? >> guaranteed. for the three years, it is guaranteed. >> the union points to what it says to another bright spot. the health benefits will stay the same under the new deal. >> the details of where to vote and when and to see a copy of the proposed contract, log on to our web site, wbaltv.com, and click on education alert. tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> more to come right here on 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> a major gridlock at the fort mchenry tunnel. we have that story coming up. >> i am gerry sandusky at ravens' training camp. they're pulling themselves into a collision course with the patriots on sunday. we tell you about the streak that has everyone's attention later in sports. >> a cold front sliding south for maryland will bring big to victor changes. insta-weather + forecast coming >> we want to head back out to sky team 11 and capt. roy taylor. another check on the bus fire in fort mchenry. last time we checked, people were turning around to get out. >> this is what it looks like on northbound i-95 just south of the tunnel. the good news is they

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 unionrown 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. president obama is putting a positive spin on the latest jobs report. the labor departnt says the nation's you be employment rates remained unchanged in septeer at 9.6%. the economy lost 95,000 jobs, most of them expiring census positions but gained 64,000 private sector jobs. the president says that's a sign the ecomy is moving forward. >> we've now seen nine straight months of private sector job growth. in all more than 850,000 ivate sector jobs gained this year which is in sharp contrast to th