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Because, you know in richmond, the requirement is you pay for what you ask for and you pay for what you have. a real lesson for us to learn in washington, i think. >> greta: also i looked through there's a little bit of accounting work. yes state programs were cut but also money pulled from your rainy day reserve fun if you pull it this year you are not going to have it next year. some of the money, defered payments to the state pension plan which saves you know, you have to pay it later. and enhanced federal medicaid payments to replace state dollars. there's some sort ever of jiggling with t...

That was in the washington times is true that they were going to cut that budget by about a third from 30 some odd million to 20 some odd million that could be real damage to the state programs which are dependent on the funds. on the other hand it's not surprising and i suspect a great many have factored this into their calculations because the party had a bad year in 2009. it started the year with about $20 million in the black, in the bank, and ended the year with less than $10 million in the bank. normally in that kind of year like 2009 you ought to be adding to the alt of revenue you've g...

Paycheck for this and other legislation through washington. that's all at foxnews.com. there is new concern this evening in california that the state may have promised more than it can deliver to retiring teachers and government workers. according to a new study out of stanford university, california is on pace to owe about half a trillion dollars to public employee pensions. that's six times more than the entire state budget. the money the governor proposes spending on all state programs over the next year. claudia cowan live in our san francisco newsroom this afternoon with more on a problem...

Earthquakes and storms don't occur in the western world, which suffers from the slime of promiscuity, god allows them to commit sins so they they go to the bottom of hell." ♪ ♪ >> shannon: on the road to recovery tonight, california governor arnold schwarzenegger announced a series of moves to try to close a huge hole in the state budget. correspondent anita vogel reports on desperate times forcing desperate measures. >> left with nothing but tough choices. >> reporter: that was arnold schwarzenegger today with a refused budget what he called unconscionable cuts in state programs. >> more ...

He says, "some ask why more earthquakes and storms don't occur in the western world, which suffers from the slime of promiscuity, god allows them to commit sins so they they go to the bottom of hell." ♪ ♪ >> shannon: on the road to recovery tonight, california governor arnold schwarzenegger announced a series of moves to try to close a huge hole in the state budget. correspondent anita vogel reports on desperate times forcing desperate measures. >> left with nothing but tough choices. >> reporter: that was arnold schwarzenegger today with a refused budget what he called unconscionable cuts...