utilities will now have to install renot control shutoff valves -- renot control shutoff valves on the pipeline and the public utilities commission will have to track money spent on pipeline repairs. >>> we have just heard from california's supreme court. it sided with state lawmakers in a fight over redevelopment funds now in jeopardy, hundreds of redevelopment agencies responsible for city and county projects. gil diaz with the severe budget challenges at the state and the local levels. >> reporter: the state got its way today. a supreme court ruled the state can get its hands on $1.7 billion of city redevelopment money to offset the large budget deficit. san jose's mayor, chuck reed, is outraged by the outcome. he said in a written statement, today's supreme court decision eliminates critical tools to rebuild our economy, create jobs and revitalize neighborhoods, exactly the kinds of investments california's cities should be making in this recession. now that the redevelopment money has been snatched, the mayor says residents are at risk. they will lose out on projects designed to m

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utilities will have to install renot controlled shutoff valves on pipelines. the puc will have to track the money spent on pipeline repairs. >> so if something like it were to occur again, the communication would be quicker. pg&e would know what happened quicker. and they could turn the gas off almost immediately if they so desired. >> assemblyman jerry hill says that would be the key difference, no time lost like there was in san bruno. >>> governor jerry brown is well on his way to asking you for more money. according to the "l.a. times," his campaign to raise taxes next year has already collected $1.2 million. some of the biggest donors include a tribal group and a hospital industry political action committee. the governor wants voters to approve an initiative that would raise taxes on high income earners and boost the state sales tax by half a cent. >>> it's heart-wrenching. it's like losing a member of his family. we just want him back. >> who would steal a monkey? the evidence that somebody snatched the guy called banana sam from a bay area zoo in the mi