>>> a bill that would make it legal to serve alcohol well into the morning hours pass the california state senate today. the late-night marble will serve alcohol until 4 am in san francisco and also oakland. under the current law serving it after 2 am will be a misdemeanor. >>> new details now and that southwest airline flight made an emergency landing in san jose today the flight took off from san francisco and bound for los angeles just after 4 pm this afternoon. shortly after it took off it was diverted to san jose because of a passenger that appeared to be smoking in the bathroom. southwest said that the passenger was turned over to authorities as for the other passengers they were put on two other flights. >>> the u. s. coast guard is searching for possible victims after discovering of boat. a wooden vessel was found off of the coast of pacifica earlier today. they found lifejackets and clothing amongst the debris. the coast guard said there were no reports of accidents or missing people. they are looking for the public's help to identify the bow. if you could help identify this boat you are

over the years judith montessori children's center has been recognized by the california state senate and the california state assembly for its continuing contributions to early education. in 2017 the school celebrated 40th anniversary. what a celebration that was. seems that would be enough for a business owner but judith goes beyond that and does a lot more. she has always fought for more services for families and fought to increase wages. she has always fought for things when child care facilities were under attack and losing their facilities. she was a member -- please give her a warm hand of welcome. [applause] >> thank you. i actually have been at this podium several times in my life. always fighting for the rights of the children in san francisco. i have a few things to say and i will try to do that before the second buzzer sounds. first of all, nobody ever does the kind of work that i do by themself. it is not possible. everybody helps. there are many, many people but i believe, o my god, i really have to talk quicker. >> president breed: you are the last one, so you are fine.

. >> clerk: item 42 is a resolution to declare support for california state senate bill 1024 the animal welfare and violence prevention act of 2018 authored by senator scott wilk mandating defendants convicted of specified animal cruelty offenses to undergo mental health evaluation, humane education courses and if deemed necessary by the mental health professional to undergo mandatory counseling. >> president breed: supervisor tang? >> supervisor tang: thank you, today i will ask to continue this item for a week, given i think there will about be some amendments made at the state level addressing concerns from the a.c.l. -- a.c.l.u. >> president breed: supervisor tang has made a motion to continue until may 8th, 2018, seconded by supervisor cohen. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i'm glad that the sponsor of the legislation is continuing it, still reeling off the mistake made on item 39. so i would like to request that we honor this commitment to continue for a week because i'm concerned about the broad language in senate bill 1024. i don't know if you had a chance to read it but particu

. >> laura: a bill in the california state senate would make it the first state in the nation to offerhealth care coverage illegal immigrants. it will cost a whopping $3 billion and critics say it could devastate the economy of the fiscally fragile state. let's discuss this with someone who supports the bill, dr. michael weinberg, president of the bay area council economic institute. doctor, tell us why this is a good idea given what we know it will cost for the state of california. >> so right now we actually pay for health care for undocumented immigrants at the federal level. but we only do it in the most expensive, inefficient way possible through emergency room care, so this just moves us into paying for primary and preventive care which is substantially more efficient. >> laura: the medi-cal problems, the overall health care in california called medi-cal, e.r. visits by medi-cal patients rose 75% over just the past five years. only 55% of physicians actually accept medi-cal, more than a third of all california residents are already on medi-cal and last year $23 billion were spent

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that's why i'm so very proud to announce that today in collaboration with california senior united states senator dianne feinstein, i have just introduced a resolution to rename the facility of the united states postal service located at 1433 marcelina avenue in torrence, california, as the louis zamperini post office building. my legislation has the bipartisan support of the entire california delegation in the house of representatives. holidaythe memorial day weekend, as we honor the memory of the brave military service mbers who have given their lives for our country, let us l reflect on the lives for our country, let us all reflect on the legacy of louis and countless other american heroes who have sacrificed to sacrificed to protect our ideals, our democracy, and our country. i thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. d.c., alum along with more than 14u7bd adults participating in the seventh annual congressional shadow day. currently there more than 400,000 youth in the system. we need to make sure the system is working well for all our children. i look forward to to learn

california are promising single pair in your state. >> do you know a single pair they passed a bill out of the senate who is going to be double the costcare. and it doesn't help the individual for better healthcare. it doesn't provide more choice. and it doesn't build the relationship between the doctor and the patient. brian: let's talk about immigration. a lot of moderates are standing up saying i have got to get something done. even if it means i'm going to go with democrats because we have to get daca done. what have you done to push back as a leader? >> well, i never believe in what is called a discharged petition. viewers have to understand what that is. if you are go and sign that which all the democrats will and just a few republicans. it turns the floor over to nancy pelosi. we have been in the room working together, conservatives, moderates, and others. to be able to put an immigration plan together. that protects our border, secures the border. ends catch and release. and deals with the daca situation. i think we are very close to having an agreement that i think could go onto the floor. have the republican and put the demo

the california senate did approve creating a state backed bank. now the assembly is considering the plan. >>> it is 7:15. alex is in for sal. you've been busy all morning. are you getting a break in the commute? >> well, unfortunately no. >> no. >> problems continue to pile up for this commute. now we have a new issue on the peninsula that i would like everyone to know about here. let's go to the maps and i will show you where a crash has happened and this is in the woodside area northbound 280 near edgewood drive. and you see the crash there on your maps. although i just looked at the chp log and they now have all of the northbound lanes reopened. really just minutes ago. but as you can see, there is a heavy backup, backed up on northbound 280 approaching edgewood in the woodside area because of a passenger bus, a commuter bus that was stalled and another car slammed into the back of that bus. and there was someone injured in that crash. we will take you to the bay bridge toll plaza where we are starting to see the backup build well through the m

california values senator dianne feinstein >>> the state of california has new license plates.hey are digital license plates and part of a new pilot program. they use the same computer technology as kendall e-book readers. they have a wireless communications systems that can be used to register your car electronically each year. you won't need a physical sticker. they can be used to track a stolen car, too. a bayview area company makes the license plate and are about to begin marketing it for sale a car dealerships. they would be installed when you purchase a car. it will cost about $700 plus a $7.00 monthly fee. >>> people enjoying the day at lake merritt the last few days were treated to quite a surprise. andre 3000 from outcast, whose real name is andre benjamin, was at the lake celebrating his 43rd birthday. he stopped to take selfies with fans. he was hanging out with people at their barbecues. >>> if you went to the beach in pacifica over the weekend, you probably saw something like this. more than 100 dead jellyfish washed up on the beach near the coast side taco bell. m

a bill just approved by state senators would >>> the california cannabis industry may have a new place to handle its profits a state- backed bank. a bill just approved by state senators would help marijuana entrepreneurs who have to deal solely with cash. that's because most banks don't accept money from a product that is federally illegal. the state-backed bank would also allow those in the industry to pay state and local taxes and fees. >>> it has not yet qualified for the november ballot, but the debate over repealing california's new gas tax is heating up! that gas tax started as 12 cents a gallon increase last november. it's expected to provide bay area cities with $3 billion in transportation funds through the next decade. republican candidates for governor and congress are funding an initiative to repeal that tax. >> judging from the earlier video, a lot of people wasted gas this morning. >> yeah! that's the most frustrating thing. >> heading through oakland it was pretty bad. but now we're tracking major delays along highway 4. that's our new hot spot. so we'll take a look. tra

. >>> in the wake of the deadly southern california mudslides, the state senate has approved some new legislation clarifying insurance coverage. insurance policies generally cover damage from fires but not mudslides. the santa barbara mudslides were triggered by a wildfire creating confusion about whether damage was covered by insurance. in cases where multiple factors combine, courts have ruled that insurers must pay if the policy covers the most important cause of the damage. most insurers have agreed to cover damage in santa barbara but lawmakers want to make sure that all victims are covered. >>> time now 6:09. amid an ongoing crisis, the new rent control rules one bay area city is considering today. >> reporter: if you plan on driving to visit the golden gate bridge with some friends who are visiting this summer, you may want to think twice. prices may be going up. >> and traffic moving well in both directions along highway 4 near contra loma but that's a different story. we are tracking a new crash a little further west along highway 4. we'll show you the details coming up. >> a

speak out with the exception of california's upcoming primary where dianne feinstein failed to secure her party's endorsement in an aggressive challenge from state senator kevin de leon, the field is mostly set, so they are preserving resources to base a roster of republicans still being filled in. >> every candidate that we wanted, one. >> republican candidates had been competing to be most like trump. now they are competing for spots on his calendar and they all think a trump rally in a state that he won would help send them to washington. >> bret: we will get brit hume's perspective on all of tonight's top stories when we

california values senator dianne feinstein >>> new at 11 pm the state senate approved a measure to raise the age for buying rifles and shotguns in california from 18 years old to 21 years old. it was written following the deadly shooting in florida on valentine's day. it was stop people from buying one long gun each month. they say that california's the concentrate -- should disarm gangs and people with mental disabilities. >>> it was an emotional day in texas they return to the school for the first time since the mid-18 shooting that left two people dead and 13 injured. community members gathered outside the campus showing encouragement for the students. one member said that they appreciate how the community came together in a time of tragedy. >> it is awesome it has been overwhelming all the support is everywhere. it is great. i just share it as much as i can. we want to get as much participation in we can and we are living know that we are community. >> extra officers will be on campus as the students are wrapping up the school year. as a security measure they are not allowed to bring

the state allows this for immediate family members and police. the california bill now heads to the state senate. >>> in the wake of the deadly wine country wildfire many sonoma county residents say they didn't receive any alert telling them act the approaching danger. a new press democrat poll shows that official alerts by develop phone were received by 17% while 5% received land liana alerts and 5% said that police officers or firefighters came to their home and warned them. the wildfires destroyed more than 5,000 homes in sonoma county and killed 24 people. >>> in the wake of a deadly mudslide in southern california a small token has been returned to one resident. a pair of borrowed shoes. said he gave them to a firefighter in january. owe said that the rescue worker waited bare foot in the mud to the rescue. he asked him for a pair of shoes and fast forward five months later and a box on his doorstep and a handwritten note. >> your help in providing those shoes let me provide a lot of them. please go enjoy a fresh pair. i don't know what his name even was. >> the firefighter also left a gift

. >> the proposal was introduced by state senator ricardo lara who grew up without healthcare coverage as the son of undocumented immigrants. making california first and only state in the nation to offer free healthcare and senator is just fine with that saying california has never waited for the federal government or for a political climate to take leadership on a whole host of issues. but the potential cost disturbs many other political leaders including the orange county supervisor, the o.c. being one of several local jurisdictions joining the trump administration's lawsuit against california's so-called sanctuary state policies. >> when they say it's $3 billion you don't know how much it will cost. are we talking about 1.2 million people? you know what? they are really pushing it way too far. >> if the bill makes it to governor jerry brown's desk during this legislative session, he is required to sign or veto it by september 30th. just five weeks before the mid-term elections. so whatever decision the outgoing governor makes will add a lot of spice to those mid-term elections come november. >> melissa: a lot of people will be watching th

california, the senate voting to raise the age from 18 to 21. democrat sen. anthony tweeting sb one 100 to raise gun purchase age to 21 at lincoln sales to one per month passed the statethe measure moves to the assembly. jillian: donald trump calling out robert mueller's team and democratic candidates. jason chaffetz 0 rob: 13 every democrats working on the rigged russia witchhunt will be meddling with the midterm election especially now that republicans stay tough, taking the lead in polls, there was no collusion except by the democrats. jillian: will the mueller probe impact voters decision in the midterms? to wayne is judicial analyst judge entered napolitano, thank you for joining us. do you think it will have an impact? judge napolitano: know. i don't. that sweets always had an impact. they are not generated to win more voters, his tweets are generated to jen up his base and they do that with success and part of what we was talking about was the base likes to hear that and be reinforced by him but have you heard anything from bob mueller which would indicate they want democrats to take the house of representatives? not at all. we were talking about the ken starr

state capital. they want abortion pills provided to students. the bill has already passed the senate and is heading to the assembly. if it passes, california would be the first state in the country to provide the abortion pill on college campuses. >>> still ahead, remembering the life of a man who died in a deadly crash. >> all of a sudden, it happened. >> we will hear from his friends after they found out he died when his car crashed into a pond. >>> a police dog on the attack but his handlers say they did not mean to unleash him. >>> we do see traffic moving along pretty well, even though it is foggy out there. >>> the fog is in charge. it doesn't take much to get it to come screaming back. it is moving in big time. we will show you the numbers. >>> thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2". it is tuesday, may 22. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. it is 4:30 am. i had to use the windshield wipers a little bit. >> so did i. >> will at last long? >> most of the morning. and rain friday. >> what? >> you heard me.

california over its so-called sanctuary state policy. the proposal to expand medicare was introduced by state senator ricardo lara who grew up without healthre coverage as the son of undocumented immigrants. it would make california the first state in the nation to offer free health care to the undocumented. it would also be expensive. costing about $3 billion. but the senator argues that in practice the state is already paying for health care through e.r. visits, saying "we are trying to address the fact that whether you like it or not, our undocumented community needs their care and we are paying for it anyway." if the bill makes it to governor jerry brown's desk during this legislative session, he is required to sign or veto it by september 30. five weeks before the midterm elections. likely firing up the pace on both sides of the political divide. bret. >> bret: thank you. up next, taking on gangs where they live. first, beyond our borders tonight. top european bankers as british households are about $1200 poorer because of the vote to leave the european union. the bank of england governor says the british economy is 1.5 to 2% smaller

the california bill now heads to the state senate. >>> new at 6:00, the big three bay area mayors came together today to urge voters raise bridge tolls to pay for transportation projects. >> but we're hearing from a well known bay area politician, one who is generally pro transit project, say wait just a minute. melissa caen talked to him. says there's also some questions about oversight. >> if you live in one of the nine bay area counties, you're going to see regional measure 3 on your june ballot. it raises bridge tolls by $1 a year for three years, then tolls will keep going up after that based on inflation. this is all to fund dozens of desperately needed transportation projects that wait till you find out who will be making sure that the money is well spent. >> rm3 is a game changer. not only for the city of san francisco, but for the bay area. >> reporter: regional measure 3 raises bridge tolls to pay for 30 transportation projects at a cost of $4.5 billion. according to a study commissioned by the mtc last year, 58% of people in the bay area either never cross bridges or only cr

california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. tplefor state superintendent.d the children of california. and he will make sure ng person every child in california make fight against donald trump . when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. new this morning, president trump plans to move ahead with terrace on steel and aluminum imports from the european union, canada, and mexico. expected to announce that. those countries will no longer be exempt from a 25% import tax on steel. 10% tax on aluminum. with the u.s. and post those tariffs on other countries back in march, president trump granted a temporary exemptions to canada, mexico, and the european union to give time for trade negotiations

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state senate and a stint adds as state attorney general. >> i george deukmejian do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: when he became california's 35th governorin 1982, the son of armenian immigrants deukmejian became the most prominent armenian-american politician in the united states. it is his lineage that prompted him to successfully urge the state to pull some $3 billion in stock holdings out of south africa during apartheid. >> governor deukmejian is a descendant of armenian genocide. his parents were part of the armenian genocide in 1915. so he had a special place in his heart for other people. >> reporter: during his two terms as governor he also eliminated a $1.5 billion deficit, expanded the state prison system, and supported tough anti-crime legislation. a snapshot of his legacy. george deukmejian was 89 years old. >>> there were some contentious races and big wins in the first primaries of 2018. here are a few of the key races tonight. in west virginia incumbent u.s. senator democratoe manchin will face republican patrick morrissey. morrissey defeated don blankenship, the coal baron who spent a year in jail after 29 of his employe

state senate and a stint adds as state attorney general. >> i george deukmejian do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: when he became california's 35th governor in 1982, the son of armenian immigrants deukmejian became the most prominent armenian-american politician in the united states. it is his lineage that prompted him to successfully urge the state to pull some $3 billion in stock holdings out of south africa during apartheid. >> governor deukmejian is a descendant of armenian genocide. his parents were part of the armenian genocide in 1915. so he had a special place in his heart for other people. >> reporter: during his two terms as governor he also eliminated a $1.5 billion deficit, expanded the state prison system, and supported tough anti-crime legislation. a snapshot of his legacy. george deukmejian was 89 years old. >>> there were some contentious races and big wins in the first primaries of 2018. here are a few of the key races tonight. in west virginia incumbent u.s. senator democrat joe manchin will face republican patrick morrissey. morrissey defeated don blankenship, the coal baron who spent a year in jail after 29 of his empl

governor jerry brown here in california bringing us the sanctuary state, allowing criminals back out onto our streets. senatorthe author of the sanctuary state policy who thought it was a great idea to allow rapists, to allow murderers back out onto our streets, we have people in elected office that do not respect our laws. they're making decisions for us, and now they're inviting more to the table to make decisions for us. it's going to be harmful to our citizenry. stuart: now, kristin, earlier this week we had brian marriott on this show, he's the mayor of -- mayor pro tem of san juan capistrano in orange county. listen to what he said about the gop's growing momentum. roll tape. >> the tone has changed out there, stuart. i'll tell you, the last six or seven weeks we're seeing we may have a republican governor in the top two -- i know you know john a bit -- and we'll see what happens. the last few weeks there's been a change in the tone out there. people are fed up. stuart: you know, as you heard there, he mentioned john cox, republican candidate for governor. well, cox just picked up the endorsement of hou

limits2012, california's were six years in the state assembly, eight years in the senate. to see any ofwant those numbers, it's the national national of state -- conference of state legislatures. california, sacramento on that line of those who oppose. you oppose? caller: the reason i'm opposed need ause we do congressmen that have a amount of time in to understand the legislation and the laws. on the other hand, i also am -- i support anybody that -- or any senators or congressmen are there that are giving tax cuts to the rich back to back. i don't support that either. what you do when you're there. as our representative. you're not doing anything that is supporting the united then you don't need to be there. you really don't. that is how i feel about -- i would think that working to support the citizens of the united states, really supporting us and doing the right thing for us, you shouldn't be there. has it meant in california? the term limits on the state level. what sort of impacts have you seen? caller: well, see, so this is there is -- ng is there is -- we have so m

california. >>> we call on the united states senate to put the safety and the security of the american people first and to confirm gina haspel as director of the central intelligence agency as soon as possible. >> mike pence thinks gina haspel should be confirmed. here's sarah huckabee sanders at the white house briefing. >> -- if so, what was that like, and has this circumstance happened before since you've been at your position here at the white house? and a follow-up about don blnken sh blnkenship. why does the president believe he can't win? >> let me answer the first question. in regards to acting director hasp haspel, her commitment to the agency is one of the reasons that she is the right person to lead it. she wants to do everything she can to make sure the integrity of the cia remains intact, isn't us necessarily attacked. and if she felt that her nomination would have been a problem for that and for the agency, then she wanted to do everything she could to protect the agency. at the same time, she wants to do everything she can to protect the safety and security of americans which is why

so as you know, last month i authored a letter of support to state senator wonner and assembly member david chiu to request that the california state budget for matching funds for open source voting. i thought and so we could get involved in the conversation. recently there's been a push for the clean money campaign at the state level to provide matching funds to counties to develop and certify publicly owned source paper valt system. i love the concept of this. and the hearing is to help us explore how we can get there. and so colleagues, i hope that you get something out of this. and at the base level, i want to be well informed and with the session continues to mature particularly around the budget cycle because there is a budget ask. and i believe it's for $4 million and so that that is from the state to match it and i ap hopeful that we will get there as we continue the budget cycle. what i heard from you, director, is what leads me to a couple of questions if you don't mind. why is there so much difficulty in hiring the full employee? >> the applicant didn't have the combination of experience with the r.f.p. and regardi

about the contributions made by people in american history california made a similar move last year the plan has been approved by the state senate and we put it to a vote in the lower house it will promote acceptance and a more accurate portrayal of history it is in direct contradiction to the clear christian beliefs of many in illinois well to discuss the issue further we invited media commentator load louden and human rights activist peter tatchell to offer their views. it's very important people understand the contribution that gay people of made i think is about informing straight kids so they understand l g b t issues. their prejudice is broken down if a history book or any book whatever write about me personally i wouldn't want them to leave with my religious background my ethnicity and certainly not my sexual orientation fantastic extraordinary people from tchaikovsky to richard the lionhearted their gayness or their bisexuality is not the major factor but it's just about acknowledging that l.g. beauty people have existed throughout history and have made a very important contribution to the sciences the arts sport and cul

. >>> the state senate approved raising the age for buying rifles and shotguns in california from 18 to 21. it was written after the deadly shooting at the parkland, florida shooting in february. the bill would also ban people from buying more than one long gun every month. the state assembly will now debate the bill. critics say california should target criminal gangs and people with mental problems rather than legal gun buyers. >>> the city of oakland will appeal a federal court ruling that will allow colt to be shipped from the port of oakland. the city council unanimously approved the plan to continue action against coal exports. in 2016, the city banned coal exports through the port, but the developer that the coal passes through filed a lawsuit, saying it violated his agreement with the city. earlier this month, a federal judge sided with the developer but said the city -- but the city said it has a responsibility to act when it's residents are in danger. >>> today, dueling rallies will be held in the south bay in connection with the effort to remove judge aaron persky for the

california primary, coverage of today's presidential primary in the golden state. >> an hour and a half after the polls have closed in california, the biggest primary of them all, a slate of delegates pledged to senatornedy. >> on the last day the early returns were not good. bobby kind of sat, nervous like a little boy, worrying. >> that doesn't mean anything. 49 to 30? that doesn't mean anything. los angeles won't be counted until 10:00. >> why does he have 49% and i got 38? >> probably hillsboro. >> but the returns got better, and bobby was reassured he had a fighting chance. >> with almost a quarter of the precincts having reported in now, kennedy does lead with 44% of the votes. >> who ever gets a plurality gets all of california's delegates. >> if gene mccarthy loses, what happens to your political life? >> well, if gene mccarthy loses, i guess i'll have to vote for kennedy. >> senator kennedy, 48%. senator mccarthy, 41%. >> in what i considered to be the most poignant moment of the entire year after the winning result has come in and before bobby kennedy goes to declare victory, he turns to one of the oldest kennedy retainers and says "i feel for the first time that i've made it on my own." "i

state as the u.s. senate race heats up in california, dianne feinstein is dropping her opposition to legal marijuana. she says the federal government should not interfere in the state's legal marijuana market. feinstein faces several challengers on the june primary ballot including kevin de leon. last month, he announced that he would support legislation aiming to remove marijuana from the controlled substances list. feinstein is reviewing that legislation. >>> state voters oppose the idea of allowing trained teachers, administrators and other staff to carry firearms in public schools. president trump's administration detailed a school safety plan in march that included the proposal. a new poll shows 61% of voters are against the proposal, 37% support it. over 4,000 californians were surveyed after the florida high school shooting that left 17 students dead. debate over gun control returned to the national spotlight shortly after. >>> in the wake of that shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school, a victim's father is suing the school resource officer. investigators say that surveillance video r

california values senator dianne feinstein >>> secretary of state mike pompeo sharing what the u.s.lling to offer north korea if they completely denuclearize. >> this will be americans coming in, private sector americans, not the taxpayer, private americans coming in to build out the energy grid. they needy norm us amounts of electricity, to work on infrastructure, all the things the north korean people need, capacity for american agriculture to support north korea to eat meat, have healthy lives. those are the kind of things if we get what it is the president demanded, complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization of north korea, the american people will offer in spades. >> welcome this sunday. thank you for joining me. curious your reaction to the comments by secretary pompeo. >> first of all, i agree it is a step in the right direction to negotiate with north korea. that's the way we should resolve our differences. but it might be premature to start to promise peace and prosperity in north korea. obviously they need to denuclearize and we should be firm on that. before we e

toyota camry. >>> california students may soon receive an extra layer of protection from gun violence at schools. assembly members passed a measure that now heads to the state senate. it would allow school workers to request gun violence restraining orders. police and immediate family members already have those rights in california. the bill would allow students -- school employees make a similar legal request. this is for people showing violent warning signs. >> the nation's highest court headed a major victory to corporations and it could affect your work life. in a 5-4 vote, the court agreed with the trump administration lawyers that workers can't band together and fight over pay and work conditions. the court's five conservative judges ruled individual workers can be forced to settle issues with their bosses instead of class action lawsuits. the process of course called arbitration. liberal justices say the ruling will hit low wage nonunion workers especially hard. we are watching the court closely for key decisions expected over the next few weeks. first president trump's travel ban, considering whether the ban focusing moekly mostly on muslim countries is un

state bill is attempting to give more credibility to officer-involved shooting investigations. it would split the offices of the coroner and sheriff, most california counties the coroner is also an elected sheriff, but a state senator says that is a conflict of interest. the bill's author, senator richard pen, argueathize enly cost comes in the form of mistrust. he says that is what drove the family of stephan clark to hire an independent pathologist. >> we are trying to elim mate the conflict of-- eliminate the conflict of interest. >> the independent pathologist hired by clark's family found clark was shot six times in the back. the county report found that officers shot the 22-year-old three times in the back when they mistook his cell phone for a gun. >>> this afternoon president donald trump is set to make an announcement about the iran nuclear deal. cbs learned he will not issue a sanctions waiver ending the arms control deal in its current form. trump rald against the international agreement since his campaign. >> history has shown that the longer we ignore a threat, the more dangerous that threat becomes. >> the 2015 agreement lifted economic sanctions on iran in return for caps on its nuclear program. what