but san francisco's facing a huge budget deficit. >>gayle ong kron. 4 news. the s homeless union continues to go head-to-head with the city of sacramento over alleged breach of contract for the city's efforts to shut down a homeless encampment within the city. there's a hearing scheduled for next year, but on thursday that if they happen right in front of the camp itself. kristin vartan joins us from the camp resolution with more. >>losing their home before getting permanent housing. that's what campers aleutian residents are worried about. my question is, where's the just said here? >>weren't smart you don't have a was a tourney. anthony prince who represents camp resolutions authorized residents standing his ground with the city, tried to conduct a fire inspection of campers aleutian thursday, allegedly without a warrant and was last time there was a fire, especially as well. this has been opened for about 2 so i originally looked over the plans for all of the rv's and everything about 2 years ago. >>so why did it take 2 years and to have another inspection? so this isn't a con

s midday live, we talked with state san francisco state university professor of labor studies john logan about this ruling. he says workers comp insurance was the driving issue behind this years long legal challenge. >> the union and the drivers who were challenging prop 22, said only the state has the authority to regulate to grant workers comp uh. but the court rejected this argument. it was a unanimous decision. it said that it was not going to overturn prop 22, meaning that the delivery drivers will remain independent contractors. they want to have the right to workers comp, they want to have the right to unemployment insurance, to minimum wage, to overtime, but it also said that there's nothing to prevent the state from, enacting new workers comp laws, which would in the future, grant workers comp to this. so it's not over yet. >> prop 22 gives app based gig workers some benefits, but not full employee protections. uber calls the court's decision a victory for drivers and democracy. developing news a person is under arrest in connection with a fast moving wildfire near chico. it is burning in butte county, not far from the town of paradise. you may remember the 2018 camp fire leveled paradise. the butte c

s&p 500 down 1.5%. hotel workers in san francisco and three other cities are preparing for a possible strike. a unionesenting hotel workers says 13,000 workers in san francisco, boston, honolulu and providence will hold strike authorization votes next month. now it comes as negotiations have reportedly stalled between the union and marriott. hilton and hyatt, a date for any possible strike would not be set until after that authorization vote. general motors says cruise is restarting its self-driving taxi operations. gm ceo says cruise is once again testing those autonomous vehicles in phoenix, dallas and houston. it paused operations after one of its cars hit a pedestrian in san francisco last year, which led the dmv to revoke the company's permit. gm also says it has indefinitely paused work on its own autonomous vehicle while it refocuses the cruise division on the race for the white house is having a big impact on the streaming business. the hbo show veep, which ended in 2019, has seen a big jump in viewership over the last few days. streaming data from luminate says the number of minutes watched