---el gobernador arnold schwarzenegger estuvo hoy en san jose------el tema fue el presupuesto de california, sobre el que dijo, pronto habra de llegarse a un acuerdo para seguir operando con normalidad y tratar de reducir el deficit de 20 mil milllones de dolares------daniel rodriguez tiene los detalles--- joe arellano, vocero de bay area council---los estados si no tienen dinero van aumentar los impuestos y si no tenemos ese dinero tambien van aumentar las cosas del estado, todo se va hacer mas caro y es importante que las personas sepan eso------sin embargo el gobernador del estado, arnold schwarzenegger reunido en san jose con empresarios del sur de la bahia, dijo estar optimista en que pronto los legisladores podran llegar a un acuerdo para aprobar el presupuesto------arnold schwarzenegger, gobernador del estado------it is no sound razon to punish the private sector, punish bisiness and people for short comings of scaramento------el gobernador dijo que no es razonble castigar al sector privado, los negocios o a la gente por los problemas que son generados en sacramento--- ---joe arellan

. ---- asi es: arnold schwarzenegger se olvido del presupuesto, de los problemas politicos ... y (aunque sea en un pequeÑo papel) volvio a actuar en hollywood.---pero ¿esta bien que se olvide de la crisis de california ... y que regrese (en medio de esa crisis) a la actuacion? ---usted me dira que opina. ---ahora, a las noticias. --- 48 fueron las personas arrestadas hoy en el este de la bahia en un impresionante operativo, por oficiales de libertad condicional y agentes de 30 departamentos policiales. ---blanca garza nos dice ... quienes son estos delincuentes .. y porque esta vez no pudieron escapar de las manos de la justicia. =blanca garza=---segun las autoridades, esta noche, las calles del este de la bahia estaran mas seguras.---y es que los oficiales, realmente arrasaron con decenas de pandilleros y otras personas con record criminal que violaban su libertad condicional.---la operacion se llamo "gangbusters" y llevo a los policias a mas de 100 casas en 7 ciudades del este de la bahia. bahia. los lograron capturar sorpresivamente y les encontraron armas de fuego, drogas

the california supreme court has stayed an appeals court ruling that stopped governor schwarzenegger's furlough fry program. as a result, 144,000 state workers will be forced to take three unpaid days off a month starting tomorrow until there's a state budget. some say they're being punished for the state lawmakers to do their job. >> certainly for those who have families and children and mortgages, not even for any of them. so we'll do what we can. but we still go out and do our job. >> we thought it's gonna be over, but i guess there's another one. so i don't know what to say. >> the governor's office blames the situation on the legislature which is two months late passing a budget. the furloughs will save the state about $150 million per month. california's facing a $19 billion budget shortfall. >> caltrain officials are holding several public meetings tonight looking for ways to bring a $2 million budget deficit up. they include raising zone ticket prices, increasing the price of its go pass and cutting some morning, midday and night runs. according to the san francisco examiner, c

governor schwarzenegger says the first of hundreds of troops have finished their mission. they will be patrolling the bothered. they will be on the job by september 1 and the deployment will last up to a year. in all, president obama proposes putting 1200 national guard personnel along the mexican boarder. > >> coming up next, it almost looked like a military operation. we'll tell you what drew helicopters and guns to marin county. >>> caught on camera what led to a scuffle between muni passengers and police. light rail car in san francisco led to a scuffle between ,,,,,,,, [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just paid the electric bill. wow. he's able to pay his bills, check his balance. wow. [ banker ] even transfer money between accounts. i can tell you what's playing, if you like. i can tell you, too. see? oh. [ male announcer ] w

governor schwarzenegger had ordered state workers to take three furlough days per month. that to save money during the budget impasse. state lawmakers still haven't reached a budget agreement and it's more than seven weeks into the fiscal year. the state supreme court is far from done with this issue, though. next month it will hear arguments on whether the governor has the power to order furlough days. >> we lope to have a budget before -- we hope to have a budget before then because the controller said within 2 to 4 weeks we'll have to start paying our bills in ious. >> most state offices including the department of motor vehicles, department of public health and fish & game will be closed tomorrow and next friday. >>> the city of san jose is repaving miles of streets with the help of federal stimulus money. but in many cases, the jobs remain incomplete. the reason, a worldwide shortage of paint needed to mark the streets. right now the city only has about 2,000 gallons of paint left so it's being rationed only for the most critical markings like stop bars and lane divi

one of the most interesting players in the debate has been governor schwarzenegger. >> arnold schwarzenegger won the office of governor in 2003 and a few months later thrown directly into the gay marriage debate. though he always supported gay rights and civil unions, his opinion on gay marriage has clearly changed over the years. here's what he had to say about san francisco issuing gay marriage licenses in 2004. >> san francisco license for marriage of same sex, maybe another thing is a city that hands out licenses for assault weapons or selling drugs. >> reporter: then in 2005 he told chris matthews on "hardball" i don't believe in gay marriage. by 2008, when i interviewed him on the day the state supreme court stick down the ban on gay marriage, he said he supported the decision but clearly didn't want to elaborate on it. >> i have no problem with it. >> are you for or against gay marriage? >> i have no problem with it. >> reporter: a few months later, the voters passed proposition 8, banning same-sex marriage in california. the california governor did not support prop 8, but it was not

es importante que las personas, democratas y republicanos esten trabajando juntos------el gobernador schwarzenegger dijo que la diferencia en centavos entre legisladores es de casi 4 mil millones de dolares, por lo que ve facil que pronto se pueda llegar a un concenso--- --agrego que el reto mas dificil es llegar a acuerfdos en las reformas a largo plazo en lo que se refiere a pensiones e impuestos--- ---a principios de esta semana los democratas en sacramento hicieron una propuesta recortando gastos. bajando impuestos e incrementando licencias de automoviles asi como impuetsos personales--- ---los republicanos se opusieron a la propuesta y se mostraron en contra del aumento de algunos impuestos--- daniel rodriguez, telemundo --le pido que cuanto antes, vaya a su congelador y descarte, bote las hamburguesas o la carne molida que alli tenga ... ...----- una compaÑia californiana esta retirando del mercado mas de un millon de libras de carne molida contaminada ... ---la empresa de modesto "valley meat" vendio la carne en muchos estados, entre ellos el nuestro.---- siete personas se han enfermado has

wneonor for arnold schwarzenegger, next. w >>> governor schwarzenegger has received the stamp of approval from the austrian government, literally. the country where he was born released a postage statue. the value is the u.s. equivalent of $1.30. 600,000 will go into circulation, coinciding with schwarzenegger's 63rd birthday. he was born in southern austria. and the two-story summer house where he was born will open as a museum. >>> the vows have been exchanged and chelsea clinton is married to her long time boyfriend. the father of the bride, former president bill clinton thrilled rhinebeck, new york. he chatted with the locals, but not with reporters. >> i think that is cool. people enjoyed it. he has lost a lot of weight since the last time i saw him. but he is looking good. >> everything about the chelsea clinton/mark mezvinsky nuptials was kept secret. they released a statement saying we could not ask for a more perfect day to celebrate the beginning of their life together. >>> espn looked at food safety at stadiums ac

governor schwarzenegger, u.s. secretary of transportation and house speaker, senator boxer will all be here for the ground breaking ceremony. it's supposed to start at 10:00 this morning. coming up in our next report how the city and region plans to pay for this new transit center. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> wells fargo must return $200 million to some of it shall ruled how it manipulated debit card purchases to maximize overdraft fees. the suit covers bank customers who use debit cards between november of 2004 and june of 2008. wells fargo generated $1.7 billion in overdraft fees during that time. >>> all right. millions of dollars probably being lost this morning on wall street. dow jones down almost 200 points. it has crossed the 200 point level earlier today. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also down. s&p 500 down about 2%. nasdaq even more. feds comments at the economic recovery is slowing down. also the trade deficit up. that's contributing. a couple bright spots i want to mention profits at macy's are up for the secon

and she blamed her fellow republican governor schwarzenegger. if she were governor. >> well, we wouldn't be in the situation we are in because i would have started working on this in january of this year. >> reporter: didn't governor schwarzenegger at least try to get something done, get something started back in january? >> you know, it seemed to me not with enough energy and enthusiasm. you know, nothing really happened until he submitted his may revision of the budget. >> reporter: whitman, the former ceo of ebay talked on mornings on 2 about her new ad which characterizes sacramento as a steal place filled with career politicians. a place in need of fresh blood. >> you know, in silicone valley complex problems spur innovation and a whole new approach. in sacramento complex problems seem to create gridlock and an inability to get anything done. >> six years ago when governor schwarzenegger was running, first running, he said he was fresh blood. he said he had a business background. a hollywood business, a different business than silicone vall

. >>> governor schwarzenegger wants gay marriages to resume in california following the ruling that prop eight is unconstitutional. he filed a brief with the judge that made that decision. attorney general jerry brown is asking to judge to resume same- sex marriages. >> even if this decision is reversed it doesn't seem there will be harm to the state, there's a real harm to people who have a right being denied them now. >> the case is headed to the 9thcircuit court of appeals in san francisco. it could be a year or more before that appeal is considered. >>> a sex scandal at hp, mark hurt stepped down today. investigators say a woman who worked as a contractor made the claim. >> mark hurd was a successful ceo. got hp past the previous scandal and the bad memory that they were spying on other companies. >> evidence shows that hurd did not break the policy but did violate the standard of business conduct. his severance package will be 40 to $50 million. >>> san francisco is cracking down on laws that have not been enforced in 50 years. couldn't come at a worse time for some. we don't that h

anaheim mayor kurt pringle was appointed to the border by governor schwarzenegger. he took over as chairman one year ago and has helped us usher in a new phase, winning the largest share of federal act funds in the country, hiring a new ceo, and moving the plan to implementation. he is a former speaker of the california state assembly and had been the mayor of anaheim since 2002, which to the south of where we are today, is where the rail system will terminate. mayor pringle. [applause] >> thank you. i did notice willie brown showed up when i came to the podium. [laughter] mr. mayor, it is so nice to be in your city. as you are getting ready to break ground on this project, i, too, and looking for to breaking ground on a major transit center. major new some, i do not believe that that is the only similarity we share. we are both committed to delivering a high speed rail system to california. this breaking of brown them in great -- demonstrates the breaking of that system. in anaheim, we will break ground next here on our regional intermodal train that center. this t

the defends governor schwarzenegger and general really brown. who has never been party, backers of prop. 8. butt right now they are the ones appealing the decision. >> reporter: he said that there is nothing in the evidence that the prop. 8 backers presented the the court in the nearly three-week trial nor was there anything in the motion that they filed for the stay last week that would in way indicate what evidence they have that they have suffered the required injury in order to give the appeal lat court jurisdiction here. >> since standing is constitutionally required and cannot be waived, legal analysts agree, prop. 8 backers would now have to convince either the governor or the attorney general to file the appeal. >> but they said they are not going to. >> reporter: so while there has been legal argument that patron 8 was going to be reviewed. >> what i'm suggesting is based on other supreme court rules in other decisions it does seem like standing could be a major obstacle here and possibly be the -- what causes the lawsuit to terminate.

and she blamed her fellow republican governor schwarzenegger. if she were governor. >> well, we wouldn't be in the situation we are in because i would have started working on this in january of this year. >> reporter: didn't governor schwarzenegger at least try to get something done, get something started back in january? >> you know, it seemed to me not with enough energy and enthusiasm. you know, nothing really happened until he submitted his may revision of the budget. >> reporter: whitman, the former ceo of ebay talked on mornings on 2 about her new ad which characterizes sacramento as a steal place filled with career politicians. a place in need of fresh blood. >> you know, in silicone valley complex problems spur innovation and a whole new approach. in sacramento complex problems seem to create gridlock and an inability to get anything done. >> six years ago when governor schwarzenegger was running, first running, he said he was fresh blood. he said he had a business background. a hollywood business, a different business than silicone vall

. >> blacking schwarzenegger's plan for death row facility. he plans to issue a $64 million loan from the state's general fund to start work on the $356 million project. assemblymen have on polled to governor's efforts to expand that facility in the past. leno calls the planning reckless because of the unstable state of california's general fund and the state's all-around budget problems. >> we're all in agreement, right. another misty morning out there? >> we do indeed. had to tap the wipers a couple times. >> definitely. coming into work. but that's a sign of warmer days to come. >> that's the warmer air. we have to get rid of the cloud cover to get that warm air to work down to the surface. compared to yesterday, it will happen. we'll be about 2 degrees warmer around san francisco, 4 san jose, 5 oakland, 6 santa rosa, redwood city 7 degrees warmer. our inland valleys will get the warming trend first. concord about 11 degrees warmer today than yesterday. how the thursday breaks out. 8:00 still cloudy. the mist and drizzle will start to taper

. >>> well, state workers who are in the sights of governor schwarzenegger's furlough plans are upset that the governor has time to appear in a hollywood film while the budget goes unresolved. the movie "the expendables" is being released today across the state. state workers have planned protests encouraging people to boycott the film because of schwarzenegger's furlough and pay cut threats. >> you know, the governor has said, all he does is he has a cameo. that's really is what he's doing as governor is he only does cameos. he's not here and putting in the hours to help resolve any of the budget crisis. he's not showing up to help with the negotiations with any of the unions. he's just doing walk-ones. >> the governor spokesman defends his boss saying that f schwarzenegger spent a few hours working on the film on the weekend. >>> hollywood is set to turn san francisco into a movie set for a film about ernest hemingway. it will star clive owen as the author and nicole kidman as wash correspondent and love interest. it's expected to create about 230 temporary jobs and hbo will spend m

the case is called perry versus schwarzenegger. kate kendall, head of the national center for lesbian writes says if the state doesn't want to stay in the fight any more, the appeals court may decide that prop 8 supporters can't continue the battle on their own. >> i do not think a stay will be granted and i think marriages will go forward. >> reporter: profisser leeb is not so sure. he thinks it's possible the 9th circuit court will keep the stay in place so they can work methodically and fairly on this case without the heightened sense of urgency that ongoing nuptials could bring. now, the city's recorder who is in charge of marriage licenses says san francisco has been ready since last week to start these weddings going. he says that they have more than 150 volunteers waiting in the wings. they were ready to go today and they'll be ready again next wednesday to start the whole thing going. live in san francisco, traci grant nbc bay area news. >> trace sirks thank you. >>> what about the supporters of prop 8? obviously they're up

austria released a stamp featuring arnold schwarzenegger. the release coincides with schwarzenegger's 63rd birthday. he was born in southern austria. the two-story summer house where he was born will open as a museum. >>> still ahead at 5:00 -- >> you can walk around my store. >> behind the scenes of sin city's newest reality show. where the hottest tourist attraction in vegas this summer is a pawnshop. >>> a nice, sunny, warmay d day today. more from rob mayeda next with the answer. >>> las vegas attracts millions of tourists every year, many from northern california. lately many of them are making a stop in the most unlikely part of town to see the pawn stars. chuck henry from our l.a. station gives us a tour. >> reporter: bright lights, big city. las vegas the gambling capital of the world, the hottest, newest tourist attraction in sin city is not a posh hotel or a hip nightclub or a sold-out vegas show. this building is the most popular and most unexpected tourist attraction in las vegas. >> today i'm going to take you around the pawnsho

. >>> governor schwarzenegger is considering a bill to expand california's amber alert system, authorizing blue alerts to be issued when a police officer is killed or seriously wounded and a suspect escapes. the alerts would be posted on freeway signs and broadcast on radio and tv. >>> well, the mental state of the convicted rapist accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard could delay his trial. philip and nancy garrido appeared in court yesterday. his attorney didn't discuss the plan to have them mentally unfit, but nancy garrido's attorney did outside the courthouse. >> do you think he's nuts? >> everybody's nuts. >> do you think he's more nuts than the rest of us? >> probably. >> the garrido's are accused of kidnapping dugard and holding her hostage for 18 years. philip raped jaycee when she was 18 and mattered her two children. the garrido's next court appearance is october 7. >>> meanwhile, family spokesperson for dugard is blasting recent photos taken of jaycee and her daughters. someone apparently snapped the photos last weekend and has put them up for sale. her spokeswoman says i'm sadde

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i would have started to work on this in january. >> didn't governor schwarzenegger at least try to get something done, back in january? >> it seemed to me not with enough energy and enthusiasm. nothing really happened until he submitted his may revision of the budget. >> the former ceo of ebay talked about her new ad which characterizes sacramento as a stale place filled with career politicians, a praise in -- a place in freed of -- in need of fresh blood. >> in sacramento complex problems seem to create gridlock and an inability to get anything done. >> six years ago when governor schwarzenegger was running, first running, he said he was fresh blood. he said he had a business background. he said he had a business background and here we are. >> well, governor schwarzenegger and i have entirely different backgrounds. i have led and managed very large organizations. and he was a brilliant actor and investor. >> he didn't know how to balance budgets. she does. as for the "career politicians" we point the out only 19 of the 120 state legislators in sacramento have southerned ten years or m

in diseag -- in san diego today, governor schwarzenegger said all 24 guards men will be on duty until the 2 1st. they will do whatever is needed for security and drug operations and even building roads. california must do more to protect the southern border since the federal government is not. >>> state workers will be furloughed after all starting this friday. the supreme ort could stayed an appeals court ruling that furloughed the friday program. the supreme court will let the program go forward while it considers this issue. governor schwarzenegger wanted 144,000 state workers to take off three fridays a month as a way to save money until the new budget is in place. >> it is certainly for those who have families and children and mortgages. it is not easy for any of them. we will do what we can. we still go out and do our job. >> they are playing games. we thought it was going to be over. i don't know what to say. >> the governor's office is blaming it on the legislature which is two months late passing a budget. >> it is not something we want to do. we don't want to do furloughs. a

. >> organizing a boycott as governor schwarzenegger's latest move. >> he loves playing in a jungle. >> the expendables opens this friday. state workers are protesting in san francisco and other cities showing the film. it has given union employees a rallying cry. tell arnold we're not expendable. a second set of furlough was scheduled to become tomorrow but an alameda county judge blocked it monday. governor schwarzenegger is appealing the judge's decision. >> do we get a taste after he's no longer governor? back to the movies? >> yeah. >> the federal corruption trial of rob blagojevich may come to an unexpected end. that's next. >> a newly discovered hazard inside those bounce houses. why your kids are at risk no matter how carefully they jump around. >> after a marin county [ fema announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart. but this is warm, fresh-baked strawberry toaster strudel. [ music ] see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. ♪ whoa! do you know what our favorite part of shooting hoops is? 3...2...1... overtime! ♪ ♪ we're the kids in ameri

this chapter parole for both garcia and could be and was just reversed by california governor arnold schwarzenegger of the four thousand cases that go before the board each year just about seventeen percent are found suitable for parole and of those governor schwarzenegger has overturned more than sixty percent previous governor reversed ninety percent so why why this obsession with incarceration because most governors in california certainly at some point in their career feel that they may have. possibility of running for president they're concerned about granting parole to inmates who might go out and commit a serious crime but many of these women's records show they would not be a danger to society that they were young and scared for their lives or for the lives of their children. ok those are the number we. heard there on the way for him to be on the one. end of the line for many is here. in prison for life despite their sentence you can't turn parole boy if sentences into. what we call l.-wop sentences life without possibility of parole simply because. victims rights groups or others think tha

both governor schwarzenegger and attorney general thinks the ban should be lifted. >> it does violate the 14th amendment, and since that then says it was a depravation of rights if people weren't allowed to marry, we say no stay. >> reporter: the judge is expected to rule in the next week or so. >> i think everybody is well aware, including the judge that people's constitutional rights need to be protected as quickly as possible. >> reporter: that would mean weddings like these would be joined by same-sex nuptials. >> we're ready. we've done training down stairs in the recorder assessors office. we've worked through the protocols here. we have a lot of experience. >> reporter: this man looks forward to marrying his partner. what's it going to be like? >> wonderful. amazing. i love my man. it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: if the stay is lifted, the issue could be appealed to the 9th circuit court of appeals which could reinstate a stay until it hears the case. live in san francisco, "ktvu channel 2 news." >> supporters say they want the stay to stay in effect while the higher court

---schwarzenegger dijo que "esta contento con la revision que hizo el magistrado ... lo que da a todos los californianos las libertades que yo creo se merecen (dijo)....---y continuo: "la decision de hoy hace que de nuevo california se coloque a la vanguardia, proveyendo libertad e igualdad para todos" .... ---tambien el fiscal general del estado presioÓ para que el juez permitiera que continuaran los matrimonios gay ...---jerry brown dijo que el juez federal habia actuado correctamente al razonar su decision de rechazar la propuesta 8, que negaba el matrimonio gay en california... ---el juez walker califiÓ de inconstitucional, la propuesta que fue aprobada por una mayoria de votantes en california... ---brown dijo que el se sentia optimista acerca de que el juez tenia en sus manos todos los argumentos para tomar la decision correcta. ---y un juez de apelaciones en san francisco rechazo la decision del gobernador schwarzenegger de obligar a los trabajadores estatales a no laboral tres dias al mes... mes...--esto significa que maÑana todos los empleados estatales de

. >>> angry protesters are planning a protest against governor arnold schwarzenegger. protests are being organized in sacramento and san diego. >>> 7:16. the $26 billion jobs bill that was passed yesterday is good news for hundreds of thousands of california teachers who were either already laid off for expect to be laid off. of that money, california could get as much as $2.4 billion. the money would go to help balance the budget, with more than $1 billion going to local school districts. that means 16,550 teachers will get to keep their jobs or be rehired, ensuring that class sizes don't become too large. governor schwarzenegger was loaning to get more money from california, somewhere in the area of $3.5 billion. he says the portion scheduled for california is not enough to save the general fund any money. now the concern is the state has to come up with a budget before it can pass out any of california's allotment. >> i think it would be premature for us to start spending the money. i think we have to wait and see and see what the state is gonna do. we don't know wh

as you know, governor arnold schwarzenegger and attorney general jerry brown. to not predict. >> statement? the standing-- standing? >> that is a requirement, the federal constitution and that is when a party has outstanding. that they have suffered an injury that is concrete, particular to that particular person or group of people. is when a party has standing that a court can have jurisdiction to hear their case. without standing? the people would have no jurisdiction. so it is absolutely necessary constitutional requirement. quite frankly, it is going to be a great hall order for the proposition 8 coto convince the court that they have backers. and standing. normally, the state would defend this. >> and based on what your sting that the court of appeals will likely rule that this stay will be lifted? >> with current case law, that the backers of the national to not have standing to even file the appeal. and that the do not have standing? there's no reason to do anything further and that would judge that this would be final. and the marriages would resume on

we will explain. [ music ] >> and governor schwarzenegger returns to the big screen. we are learning why his plans for a boycott. >> and it is another foggy night right now around the bay. chief meteorologist bill martin has the full forecast coming up in just five minutes. [ music ] . >>> changes could be coming to carpool lanes throughout california. a new bill that has passed the assembly and the state senate could mean thousands of additional cars using hov lanes, even if they are only carrying one person. ktvu's amber lee is live in berkeley tonight with our report. amber? >> reporter: frank, if the governor signs the bill into law, motorists could soon see more vehicles in carpool lanes. the push to get people to buy more energy efficient vehicles and to carpool say soon get help from sb535 a bill offered by lee. it will allow people who buy alternative fuel vehicles such as hybrids to use the carpool lanes during rush hours. >> we really want to incentive people to purchase these kind of cars do clean up our environment. >> reporter: currently some energy effic

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the defendants, governor schwarzenegger and attorney general brown. who has never been a party in this suit? backers of prop 8. but right now prop 8 backers are seeking to appeal judge vaughn walker's decision to the ninth circuit court of appeals. >> the judge said there is nothing in the evidence that the prop 8 backers presented as to the courts in the nearly three-week trial nor was there anything in the motion that they filed for the stay last week that would in any way indicate what evidence they have that they have suffered the required injury in order to give the appellate court jurisdiction here. >> reporter: since standing is constitutionally required and cannot be waived, legal analysts agree, prop 8 backers would now have to convince either the governor or attorney general to file the appeal. >> but they have said they are not going to. >> reporter: so while there's been considerable legal fodder that prop 8 was being primed for review by the u.s. supreme court, nice believes it's just that,ed toker. >> what i'm suggesting is based on othe

we will explain. [ music ] >> and governor schwarzenegger returns to the big screen. we are learning why his plans for a boycott. >> and it is another foggy night right now . >>> changes could be coming to carpool lanes throughout california. a new bill that has passed the assembly and the state senate could mean thousands of additional cars using hov lanes, even if they are only carrying one person. ktvu's amber lee is live in berkeley tonight with our report. amber? >> reporter: frank, if the governor signs the bill into law, motorists could soon see more vehicles in carpool lanes. the push to get people to buy more energy efficient vehicles and to carpool say soon get help from sb535 a bill offered by lee. it will allow people who buy alternative fuel vehicles such as hybrids to use the carpool lanes during rush hours. >> we really want to incentive people to purchase these kind of cars do clean up our environment. >> reporter: currently some energy efficient vehicles are allowed to travel in the carpool lane or hov during rush hours. that would expand at the end o

: arnold schwarzenegger won the office of governor in 2003 and a few months later he was thrown directly into the middle of the gay marriage debate and although supported gay rights and civilian unions, heads clear changed over the years. issuing gay licenses back in 2004. >> san francisco the license of marriage for same-sex, the next city who hands out licenses for assault weapons and someone else hands out licenses for selling drugs. >> reporter: then in 2005, he told chris matthews on "hardball" that, quote, i don't believe in gay marriage. but by 2008 when i interviewed him on the day the state supreme court struck down the ban on gay marriage, he said he supported the court's right to make that decision, but clearly did not want to elaborate. >> i don't have a problem with it. i'm against it but i have no problem with it. >> reporter: so you're against it smi it. >> i have no problem with it. >> reporter: are you for or against gay marriage. >> i have no problem with it. >> reporter: you won't answer the question. >> i have no problem with it. >> reporter: a few months later voters

governor schwarzenegger is in a new blockbuster movie. but the state workers' union doesn't want you to buy a ticket. robert honda live now in san jose with more on the movie boycot. rob snert. >> heather, governor schwarzenegger the star of a drama filled with twists and turns and plenty of tension. it's called the state budget process. he's also in a new movie that drew a big crowd here downtown of protesters. a group of state workers, mostly members of the employee service union gave an angry thumbs down to an action movie the expendables, which features governor schwarzenegger. >> my friend loves playing in the jungle. >> the protesters say they're upset the governor is appearing in a big-budget movie while california's budget is in disarray he's not supporting his own state workers. he's supporting customer,ism and his agenda. >> reporter: the process drew mixed responses. one man shouted at the group saying state employees complain too much. >> i pay you. you don't pay me. >> we don't pay taxes to -- >> [ shouting ] >> >> reporter:

like schwarzenegger, he is requesting the u.s. district court vaughn walker impose his ruling immediately. on wednesday walker ruled proposition 8 unconstitutional. the right to marry one's chosen partner applies to all californians. >> normally we don't talk about delaying the exercise of a right. that's what a right means. it is deep within the fabric of our society that is available to all individuals. i. >> there is no telling if judge walker will let it become law immediately or if there will be an extended stay. which will prohibit same-sex marriages as this case moves through the higher courts. >> i think everyone believes it will go to the supreme court. why muddle things up right now? let's just play it through and find out once and for all what the decision is going to be. >> but abc7 legal analysis dean johnson says the fact that the state's top officers are requesting the stay be lifted is a game changer since they technically represent the public. >> the fact that the defendants in this case say they agree with the de

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governor schwarzenegger has refused to defend prop 8. if the 9th circuit court of appeals allows same sex weddings to resume, clerks offices arounds the state intend to be ready. contra costa, santa clara, los angeles and san diego counties say they will issue marriage licenses to same sex couples if they are allowed to. lisa amin gulezian reports on the contingency plan. >> it was hanging in my closet until i got the call to be on stand by. >> he rushed to the santa clara building expecting to do what he loves most. >> i believe in marriage and people getting married. i think it's great to see these people that are happy when they leave. >> he started volunteering as a marriage commissioner in 2008 when same sex marriages were legal. he hoped the stay would be lifted. >> we got there at 9:00 because we wanted to be the first or among the first to get a marriage license in santa clara county. >> so did brian fiorina and duke koo. >> you can check and see there a groom there and a groom there. >> and the couple filled out their marriage a

both governor schwarzenegger and attorney general thinks the ban should be lifted. >> it does violate the 14th amendment, and since that then says it was a depravation of rights if people weren't allowed to marry, we say no stay. >> reporter: the judge is expected to rule in the next week or so. >> i think everybody is well aware, including the judge that people's constitutional rights need to be protected as quickly as possible. >> reporter: that would mean weddings like these would be joined by same-sex nuptials. >> we're ready. we've done training down stairs in the recorder assessors office. we've worked through the protocols here. we have a lot of experience. >> reporter: this man looks forward to marrying his partner. what's it going to be like? >> wonderful. amazing. i love my man. it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: if the stay is lifted, the issue could be appealed to the 9th circuit court of appeals which could reinstate a stay until it hears the case. live in san francisco, "ktvu channel 2 news." >> supporters say they want the stay to stay in effect while the higher court