Stories From This Week's Episode: November 6, 2009
Reporter Roundup for Nov 6, 2009
A look at the sweeping package of historic water bills passed this week; John Garamendi is headed to Congress and Carly Fiorina makes a bid for Barbara Boxer's Senate seat; and the three day strike staged by San Francisco's hotel workers at the Grand Hyatt.
- Carla Marinucci, Political Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle
- David Bacon, Labor Reporter, KPFA
- Paul Rogers, Environment Writer, San Jose Mercury News
D Tour, a Documentary
San Francisco filmmaker Jim Granato and Pat Spurgeon talk about "D Tour," Granato's documentary about Spurgeon, a Bay Area musician who grapples with kidney failure while his band, Rogue Wave, rises to fame. (Credit: Jim Granato/ITVS )
Belva's Question of the Week
Would you support a bond request to finance a new state water plan?

Stories We're Watching
- San Jose police to be first to use ear-mounted video cameras to record arrests, SJ Mercury News
http://ow.ly/yTt5 (Nov 03, 2009) - Attorney General spokesman Scott Gerber resigns, Sac Bee
http://ow.ly/yTrW (Nov 03, 2009) - Bay Bridge may need another fix, SF Chronicle
http://ow.ly/yTqE (Nov 03, 2009)
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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