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. >>> a new website created by some stanford students helps californians track how the state spends taxpayeralled california common sense. and it has information about state employee wages, pension costs and spending by department. students say they want to highlight inefficiency to promote better policies. there's also information about how 40 other states spend their money. >>> up next here, only on 2, putting a tail fin on a truck and how it can save a lot of money. tom vacar will show us how >>> a bay area invention could help reduce carbon emissions from one of the biggest polluters. ktvu's tom vacar is showing us how a redesign is making big riggs more fuel efficient on a story you will see only on 2. >> reporter: the driver did not leave the door open, but this device helps open the door. sander helped develop the rig. >> reporter: the trailer tail can save five to 6% of the fuel burned by a tractor trailer moving at highway speeds. every trailer tail that you see on the highway is offsetting the fuel consumption of a passenger vehicle in a year. >> i'm converted. >> reporter: trucker

state is going down. officials say since then californians have saved $86 million in health care costs linked to smoking.>>> the grass is getting special treatment tonight at at&t park. the world soccer event coming to the bay area ballpark. free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> soccer is taking over san francisco this weekend starting with a match at at&t park. the stadium is hosting the soccer man between manchester city and club america. this is the sixth soccer game held at at&t park. the game is part of the h erbal life world soccer challenge. >>> well from soccer to the british open. one of the majors. >> if you have someone in the house who loves golf you're not getting them off the couch. because this is one of golf's biggies and one of their biggest tradition. let's take it to blustery sandwich england. that wind did not bother justin. the par-3 you cannot do it any better than this. the ace in the day shooting just an even par. thomas bejorn remember his

. >>> a new website created by some stanford students helps californians track how the state spends taxpayerfornia common sense. and it has information about state employee wages, pension costs and spending by department. students say they want to highlight inefficiency to promote better policies. there's also information about how 40 other states spend their money. >>> up next here, only on 2, putting a tail fin on a truck and how it can save a lot of money. tom vacar will show us how it works. >>> bill martin is tracking even cooler temperatures, what to expect in the days ahead. your complete forecast in six minutes. >>> a bay area invention could help reduce carbon emissions from one of the biggest polluters. ktvu's tom vacar is showing us how a redesign is making big riggs more fuel efficient on a story you will see only on 2. >> reporter: the driver did not leave the door open, but this device helps open the door. sander helped develop the rig. >> reporter: the trailer tail can save five to 6% of the fuel burned by a tractor trailer moving at highway speeds. every trailer tail that you

experts say it's ironic when southern safely hands it out, the state faces potential harm because of gridlock in washington. >> us californians are not used toking looking fiscally responsible compared to anyone. it's nice knowing that our state treasurer found $5 billion other dollars to keep the state going in case the government can't pay its bills next week. >> >> the u.s. military is looking for more suspects assault rifles from a southern california army fort. federal officials released this photo of an ak74 assault rifle that was recovered during initial arrests. 26 more are still missing, tonight, along with a sniper rifle. the weapons were all taken earlier this month from a supply warehouse outside of barstow, officials say the weapons may have wind up in fresno. the atf is offering a reward for place about the theft >>> >> emergency room employees often help some of the sickest and injured patients. many of them become victims of those they are trying to help. a study showed nearly 40% of emergency room workers report they have been attacked by someone in the past year. california nurses association has been callin

. >> californians are driving less. the state board says california's gas consumgts is down by 4%.erage price in april for a gallon in california rose by over $1. and a 34% increase from last year. now, in an effort to ease pain at the pump the president announced a deal that will save drivers money and cut fuel emissions. the agreement pledges to double fuel economy to 54 miles per gallon by year 2025. >> most of the companies here today were part of an agreement that we reached two years ago to raise the fuel efficiency of cars over the next five years. and the vehicles on display here are one that's benefited from that span. folks buying cars like these in the next several years will end up saving more than $3,000 over time, because they can go further on a gallon of gas. >> the president said the agreement is the most important step the country has taken to reduce its dependence on foreign oil. >> time now for a check of the weekend forecast. >> sandhya patel is here with the accu-weather forecast. >> it's going to be a beautiful weekend to get out sichld we'll have the usual s

the new state budget calls for online retailers to collect sales tax on items purchased by californians. that's even if the company has no physical presence in the state. closing that loophole is expected to bring the state an additional $200 million every year. so far, amazon has not been collecting the tax it opposes. instead, the company is pushing for a ballot referendum to overturn it. >>> voters may go with the site as consumers they like the fact they can get access to material without a sales tax. there are a lot of people who are still out of work,. >> if 505,000 ballot signatures are gathered, the new sales tax law would be suspended until the referendum until february or june next year. for the month of june the money brought in more money than it's spending. $4 40 million more came in than expected. corporate taxes exceeded expectations by $156 million. the state controller says it is a positive sign but a newly signed budget depends on continued economic expansion throughout the year. >>> and this morning, a bart police review committee meets to discuss last week's fatal sh

state. >> reporter: that's because in 2008, californians passed an initiative called proposition 8. outlawing same-sex marriage. >> compassion is the glory of life. >> reporter: 18,000 same-sex couples were wed in california before the measure passed. those marriages are still considered legal. but any same-sex marriages performed after the passage of prop 8 are not. so when tom and steve return here to los angeles, their marriage will not be recognized as legal by california. they'll have rights as domestic partners, but not the same rights as married people. >> this is becoming a gigantic mess. we are going to have states with different laws relating to recognition. >> reporter: new york now becomes one of six states plus the district of columbia where same-sex marriage is legal. in addition, maryland and rhode island have pledged to recognize marriages of same-sex couples from out of state. but 41 other states have said they will not recognize those marriages and under the defense of marriage act, neither will the federal government. ron wallin from california says the law is hur

. >>> bank of america has agreed to help californians who are facing foreclosure. it is joining the state'skeep your home california program. that program began in february but so far only 500 homeowners have had up to $100,000 shaved off their principal. state officials hope the inclusion of bank of america will help them reach far more homeowners. >> we are looking for people who are delinquent on their loans or having trouble are unemployed or under water. >>> the federal government has given $1 for every dollar. >>> and the whale may have treated its own health concerns, ken pritchett. >> reporter: after a month why doesn't she as her calf did last saturday swim back to the ocean just a few miles away. >> how is she going to get out? >> and how long can she survive. >> these are those questions that we have no idea. we haven't had many whales up rivers so we don't know what to expect. >> reporter: the whale was showing signs of growth on her skin, a concern when whales are in fresh water for too long. >> in the last couple of days, it sort of disappeared so maybe some of that rolling yo

west virginia as the only state in the nation without state fund adult day care centers. 300 centers serving 35,000 disabled, poor and elderly californians will be forced to close by december 1 when the funding runs out. they're the victims of the state's bear-boned budget. governor brown vetoed a bill that would have kept those centers open but says that his administration is working on finding suitable alternative autos when it comes to adult day care we're going carefully and slowly. to transition each of the individuals into an appropriate program. >> but adult day care providers say few clients qualify for other program that's could help them like medical. it stands centers will have to raise money on their open to stay open or contract wex pensive managed care providers. >> and care quality officials say at this point it looks like there is no health hazard from a fire in a plastics plant in fairfield that dominated news yesterday. the blaze sent a huge cloud of toxic smoke into the air. people in a nearby neighborhood were told to stay inside and keep their windows closed for a time. shelter in place. investigators say employees s

the state expects to lose about $4.5 billion because of this change but most californians will save a few cents on a slice of pizza or small items. many people have now delayed major purchases like a car or big appliance to save more. >> tomorrow this car you'd save $428 without negotiation. >> i don't think a lot of people are buying expensive items these days. i have tox my stove burned out. >> and retailers have to reprogram tonight so customers will be charged correct sales tax tomorrow. >> several laws and changes will go into affect at midnight z authority owners will be required to install carbon monoxide detectors in homes and condoes and hotel rooms. and stickers like this will no longer give drivers a free pass in the carpool lane when they don't have enough passengers to drive there. and polls -- tolls going up at the golden gate bridge for truckers, people pulling trailers and any vehicle with three or more axls. drivers can go to traffic school but violations will be remaining on their records. and the state will require all students entering 7th through 12th grade to get

when the state supreme court will decide whether people who object to gay marriage have a right to support prop 8 in court. a federal court found the law violated civil rights of gay californians, those who want to ban gay marriage objected and wanted the state to take the issue to a higher court, but arnold schwarzenegger, who was governor at the time and then attorney general jerry brown, refused to appeal the court's decision. voters approved prop 8 in 2008 that would have banned gay marriage but it's mired in legal challenges ever since. >> coming up, the uc system has explaining to do. state auditors and the billion-dollar head scratcher in the uc budget. why a business opened more than 30 years shutting down for good. >> you're looking at a live picture ever 880. we'll check back in with mike and for all of your news and weather and traffic updates, search for nbc bay area morning news on e facebook.and you'll g hit likete d you'll get updated. u >> it's just before 8:00 in the morning in washington, d.c., lawmakers have gotten their starbuck, headed back to work to talk about the budget. they have got four days until the country's checks start bouncing and still no end

the rail authority says the new partnerships will increase funding to the state and keep californians healthy. it is scheduled for completion in 2026. >>> nothing is surprising when it it comes to san francisco politics. they approved a treasure island development project six weekis ago, but that project is now put on pause. the plan to build a ferry dock and eco-friendly neighborhood on treasure island. a group claimed the city did not adequately assess the environmental impact of project. it filed a lawsuit with the san francisco superior court. it wants the city to submit a revised environmental impact report in accordance with state law. the proposed development project could provide housing for more than 19,000 people. >> this debate has been going back and forth for years. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff, who joins us with a warm forecast this week. >> yeah, heating up here in the next couple of days. today numbers did jump about 5 to 10 degrees. we did pop up to 86 in livermore, right where we should be. last week we had temperatures in the 60s. it feels hot co

state park days. the shutdown in minnesota began friday. >>> this is the last 4th of july for californians to enjoy dozensour state. the budget did not save any of the parks slated for closure. the closures will begin after the busy summer season. those affected include china camp and park officials hope to save more than $30 million next two years by closing those parks. >>> tomorrow's holiday means closures for several buildings and businesses. that includes federal and state courts and off thes, kansas offices, post offices and banks and savings institutions. >>> the independence day holiday will affect public transportation, bart, muni, golden gate trans, samtrans, cal train and ac transit will operate on their sunday schedule tomorrow, but bart, muni, golden gate transit and cal trains say they will provide extra service during those operating hours for the fireworks show in san francisco. >>> boeing's long delayed 878 has fleet completed its maidin transpacific flight. the dreamliner landed today in japan after taking off this morning in seattle. the plane will undergo additional testing ahead of it

state's official language. we voted out affirmative action, all these things. californians were hostile to illegal immigrants. but all that has changed. it's changed tremendously in the last couple of years. why? now we're seeing efforts to allow in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants, aid for undocumented immigrants, all that is changing the tone in california. >> and let's talk about the reason behind that. is it politics? economics? sociological? what is it? >> latinos are now approaching 40% of the population. that's an awful lot of voices to be heard. and policymakers are aware of that. another thing, the governor and the legislature are both of the same party now. that's rare in california. and they're on the same page. so with that they're likely to be together when it comes to major policy initiatives much more than they might have been in the past. third, i think it also speaks to the determination of one legislator in particular, gil said dia who has been persistent. >> a lot of pills on immigration is federal. what does this mean for the state? >> for the state it means that no doubt further i

it makes internet retailers collect tax from californians who buy afail yachts in the state.cut ties with thousands of affiliates in california after the law based. >> another baseball fan lounging for a ball goes over the edge but did not fall to his death as a texas rangers fan. take a look at videos showing him during a home run derby. a precursor standing atop a metal table. he leaned over to catch a ball and lost his balance and that is what saved him. another grabbed his leg and arm keeping him from plunging to a concrete deck below. he was saved, standing on the table thing really indicates a terrible lack of judgment. you lan over to get the ball. >> best time to get the ball is when they hit them out. you can sit there and get one. that is the best time. >> all right. >> good advice from mike nicco. >> who would have thought. take a look at outside, a gray start to our day, we're calling it january in july. a lot of drizzle everywhere. patchy drizzle and had enough in san francisco first to are measurable, we had .02 fall yesterday. so here we are looking from emeryv

candace gib son has the story as to what it could mean to the state's pocketbook and way of life for many californians >> geting tired. >> reporter: for the fassetts the fourth of july week send to the about fireworks. >> it was very hairy. >> reporter: it's about family and the great outdoors. >> wow!, look at that. >> reporter: for the past decade brian, julianne and their kids have been coming to mcgrath state beach, a state park north of los angeles but this may be their last independence holiday here. the park is slated to close in september. >> do you feel like you're kind of losing a family member. >> we do. this is our favorite spot. >> i feel safe here. it's really great for families. amid the pristine beauty of california's state parks, there is an ugly reality, finances. they've seen their budgets cut by 43% since 2006. and now cash 12r57ed california is shutting down -- 70 of its 278 state parks to save money. the closures are first for california. and another devastating blow to its park system. state parks ranger eric could only hire four summer works this year instead of the usual 12 to

. >> reporter: until then, more californians may venture to new york and other states to be legally married francisco, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a play performed by bay area youth based on the experiences of couples with proposition 8 is now headed to new york city. ♪ [ music ] >> we caught up with the cast of prop 8, love story. during a rehearsal at the performing arts center. a day later, performed the play to raise money for when they take it off broadway later this month. the cast members are between the ages of 9, and 19. the play is based object interviews with -- on interviews with gay and straight couples. >>> opponents are declaring victory tonight for their efforts to protect what they call a sacred burial ground. they have scaled back the development of glen cove park. the city has degreed to put in a smaller than planned parking lot at a location, where there are no buried remains. >>> the count down is on for the final chapter in nasa's space shuttle program, the astronauts completed their last assignment today, deploring a small satellite. now the shuttle is he

state budget. the funds help pay for public transportation. and for transportation projects like the doyle drive retrofit. federal funds also feed school children. federal dollars also help support higher education. californians also get federal dollars through social security, medicare and medicaid and unemployment benefits. earlier this week, the california treasurer said the state secured a 5$5.4 billion bridge loan. if that happens, the government's costs of rising will rise sharply. you'll likely pay more if you have a mortgage or home loans. we don't know how much money the state is going to lose until a deal is reached. even when that happens it's going to feel less like a trickle down and more like a flood. >>> a commercial flight that originated in new york crashed and broke in half, remarkably, no one was killed. the front portion of the caribbean airlines plane literally split from the rest of the plane. there are reports the plane was attempting to land in bad weather when it overshot the runway, slipped through a chainlink fence and snapped. the flight came from new york and made a stop in trinidad before heading to guyana. people were applauding the landing when suddenly the plane sped up and ap

the new state budget calls for online retailers to collect sales tax on items purchased by californiansthat's even if the company has no physical presence in the state. so far amazon has not been collecting the tax it opposes the. instead, the company is pushing for a ballot referendum to overturn it. if 505,000 ballot signatures are gathered, the new sales tax law would be suspended until the election and that would likely not be until february or june of next year. >>> cisco systems is getting ready to cut jobs, as many as 10,000 employees according to bloomberg. that's 14% of its workforce. no word on how many bay area employees could be affected. the san jose-based company is reorganizing amid stiff competition from hp as well as from chinese companies. >>> the big question in washington today: deal or no deal? president obama and congressional leaders are trying once again today to strike a deal on reducing the nation's deficit as well as raising the debt limit. as joel brown reports, they will meet at the white house this afternoon for a third straight day. >> reporter: president

. >> reporter: until then, more californians may venture to new york and other states to be legally marriedrancisco, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a play performed by bay area youth based on the experiences of couples with proposition 8 is now headed to new york city. ♪ [ music ] >> we caught up with the cast of prop 8, love story. during a rehearsal at the performing arts center. a day later, performed the play to raise money for when they take it off broadway later this month. the cast members are between the ages of 9, and 19. the play is based object interviews with -- on interviews with gay and straight couples. >>> opponents are declaring victory tonight for their efforts to protect what they call a sacred burial ground. they have scaled back the development of glen cove park. the city has degreed to put in a smaller than planned parking lot at a location, where there are no buried remains. >>> the count down is on for the final chapter in nasa's space shuttle program, the astronauts completed their last assignment today, deploring a small satellite. now the shuttle is head

the new state budget calls for online retailers to collect sales tax on items purchased by californiansthat's even if the company has no physical presence inside the state. so far, though, amazon has not been collecting the tax it opposes. instead, the company is pushing for a ballot referendum to overturn it. if 505,000 valid signatures are gathered, that new sales tax law could be suspended until the election. that's likely in february or june of next year. >>> groupon is alerting 83 million subscribers of changes to its privacy policy. the daily deal site will now collect more personal information along with location data from those using a mobile device. it plans to share that information with partner sites including expedia. groupon says this will allow for more targeted deals. customers will be able to control just how much data is collected. >>> and it's a plan to crack down on kids who skip school. it's going to a vote with the concord city council today. under the daytime curfew, anyone under 18 caught cutting school will be fined $100 for the first offense. fines go up signifi

. >> by cutting adult day health care the state expects to save $169 million. 11 of californians 300 facilities have already shut their doors. many more are expected to close by september 1st. the new budget does allocate $85 million to help some seniors transition to a new program that is yet to be developed. >>> the u.s. justice department is planning to get tough on the áf marijuana and states that allow it. justice fishes say that dispensaries and license growers could face federal prosecution for violating drug and money laundering laws. federal officials have backed off on prosecutions in the last years. >>> a ktvu special report on medical marijuana that comes in a spray form to treat chronic pain. the timetable for clinical trials before it can become a mainstream treatment. >>> happening now the city of oakland has approved a new budget. the city council met tonight and after tense negotiations the vote was 4-4. and mayor quan broke the tie. members warned the spending plan will likely have to be modified in the future. it is dependent on concessions. >>> half way through 20

carefully and slowly to transition these individuals, vulnerable californians into an appropriate program. >> the governor says the state is looking into nalt tiff services like medical. critics say most don't qualify for them, which is why adult day hnl care was createdded in the first place. now, california will join west virginia as the only state without adult day health care. critics predict many will end up in emergency rooms. >> thank you. >> the federal government is considering ending the policy that bars gay men from donating blood. it was by any man who had homosexual sex, put into affect after the aids pandemic. yesterday the department of health asked experts on blood donation to re-examine that policy to see there is a way to let some homosexuals donate blood. the red cross oppose a blanket poll sigh new research shows getting a computer-aided mammogram may be a waste of time and money. the detection costs up to 15% more than a traditional mammogram according to uc davis researchers who analyzed 1.6 million mam yo grams for the study it led to increased false positive results. and researchers believe part

you report that later but i asked them if you do have it charge sales tax to californians will you still do business in the statethey said california is a big chunk of our business so we are probably not going to stop doing business there but if you didn't make that purchase before today then why your responsible to report that. >> i'll make a note of that. >> we have it on tape, allen. >> somebody just made a note of it. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> some good consumer news. just in time for the holiday weekend, the numbers drivers have been waiting for. >>> on this 4th of july, a unique program that's helping men veterans wounded in the service of their country. >>> sharks waste a little time in free agency and meet one 60- year-old body builder who is competing against men half his age coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,, drown this weekend. the san >>> one county is taking precautions to make sure no more people drown this weekend. the san joaquin county sheriff's department has closed river access at stillman mcgee park in clement. officials say the river is running faster and colder because of melting snow. t

californians. what is next for the state of california?side county will invite leaders throughout the state to come up with solutions. stone says if that doesn't work, he will take the issue to the voters who have heard it before. different regions have tried to secede from the state 27 times since the 1800s. t.j. >>> we have something coming up. i get to interview real life superheroes. there they are. i don't know their identities. they don't want you to know their identities. but we will explain what they are doing that is quite frankly superhero-like even if they don't have the super powers. stick around for that one. >>> also, atlantis' astronauts are snapping photos for the photo album for nasa. we have good stuff for you on this cnn saturday morning. but i. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webo

. >> by cutting adult day health care the state expects to save $169 million. 11 of californians 300 facilities have already shut their doors. many more are expected to close by september 1st. the new budget does allocate $85 million to help some seniors transition to a new program that is yet to be developed. >>> the u.s. justice department is planning to get tough on the áf marijuana and states that allow it. justice fishes say that dispensaries and license growers could face federal prosecution for violating drug and money laundering laws. federal officials have backed off on prosecutions in the last years. >>> a ktvu special report on medical marijuana that comes in a spray form to treat chronic pain. the timetable for clinical trials before it can become a mainstream treatment. >>> happening now the city of oakland has approved a new budget. the city council met tonight and after tense negotiations the vote was 4-4. and mayor quan broke the tie. members warned the spending plan will likely have to be modified in the future. it is dependent on concessions. >>> half way through 20

. >>> californians have sought to protect their redwood forest from logging and other threats creating national, stateedwood parks. but now these refuges are facing a new threat, climate change. doug mcconnell has that tonight. >> we want to understand how redwoods respond to climate, because that's going to dictate if they continue to survive where they are today. and it's going to tell us where they're going to grow successfully in the future. >> reporter: climate is changing. these redwoods near santa cruz rely on fog for much of their water. but the number of foggy days along the california coast is down about 30% in the past 50 years. if that trend continues, can these redwoods we love so much survive where they're standing? and in what condition? and where can we protect them? >> we want to know where redwoods are most likely to do well in the future. we can set up parks around those areas in particular. >> reporter: to predict the future for redwoods and where and how toe protect them, scientists are climbing into the upper reaches of towering trees to learn how these giants have responded to c

state of california. until we can access -- not new revenue, former revenue streams, we will see this horrible pain placed on californians. >> a lot of people will be laid off. about 40% of the court staff and apparently we will hear next week what is going on. >> the layoffs take affect on september 30th. the state budget calls for an extra $4 billion in unanticipated revenue, and if that money does not come in, the cuts to the court system could be even deeper. live in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> in less than an hour, a 10-mile section of the 405 freeway in los angeles will completely shut down for the weekend. authorities began closing on and off-ramps at 7:00 tonight. this is a live picture of the work just getting underway. it is being called car-magedon. crews plan to demolish part of a bridge as part of a freeway-widening project. city officials, police and the media have warned commuters for weeks about this closure. we found a couple who came to san francisco to avoid the mess. >> car-magedon, 405, don't want to be around the traffic. we live where the 405 meets the 101, and don't wa

. >>> amazon says quote californians deserve a voice and a choice about jobs, investment and the state'snomic future. >>> california became the first state in the country to make it mandatory for schools to teach students about lgbt history. the law doesn't go into effect until the 2013 school year. but ktvu's chambers is tells us it has a lot of backing. >> reporter: milk is someone students department learn about in their history books until now. >> their story should be told too. we should learn about gays and lesbians. >> i think the áf we should learn about everybody's contributions not just the elite or the white. >> reporter: the new law will make the first to include lgbt history in their curriculum. some that say is long overdue. >> we've been censoring about a community that has been demonized. >> teach history without an agenda. just teach straight history each individual is accredited for what they established. >> reporter: still others feel learning about the lgbt community. >> it might change the way people look at them once we learn their contributions. >> reporter: the sc

. >>> amazon says quote californians deserve a voice and a choice about jobs, investment and the state'smic future. >>> california became the first state in the country to make it mandatory for schools to teach students about lgbt history. the law doesn't go into effect until the 2013 school year. but ktvu's chambers is tells us it has a lot of backing. >> reporter: milk is someone students department learn about in their history books until now. >> their story should be told too. we should learn about gays and lesbians. >> i think the áf we should learn about everybody's contributions not just the elite or the white. >> reporter: the new law will make the first to include lgbt history in their curriculum. some that say is long overdue. >> we've been censoring about a community that has been demonized. >> teach history without an agenda. just teach straight history each individual is accredited for what they established. >> reporter: still others feel learning about the lgbt community. >> it might change the way people look at them once we learn their contributions. >> reporter: the scho

californians today. timing is important because it's noble a few weeks insurance company would not have been able to do what they did today. capitol correspondent annette explains why. latest rate hike by some of the state health insurer affects 1 million and a half californians mostly small business and individual policy holders. the premium jump ranges from as small as 3 percent to a whopping l 92 percent. for some customers it's the third rate hike in less than a year. >> i have the authority right now to reject excessive rate hike for auto insurance, homeowner insurance property casualty insurance but not health insurance. >>reporter: the health insurance industry says the rise in rate reflect a rise in health care cost including hospitalization and diagnostic testing. >> i decided i was willing to take that risk. >>reporter: premium have gotten so bad 56-year-old pam l decided 700 dollars a month for just herself was too expensive and cancelled her health insurance. >> i didn't really understand why they would go up so much. there was no change in my health status. and i wasn't getting any additional benefit benefits. >>reporter: increasingly expensive policies are giving momentum to assembly bill

californians will see the difference. tom vacar explains three areas where it will affect your wallet. >> reporter: as of midnight the state will collect a quarter% less than her paycheck but from a single taxpayer, the savings will be $240 a year, $20 a month premade couples making the same amount will save about $650 a year. >> i love it. that is a great thing. >> reporter: consumers will pay 1% last state sales tax -- less state sales-tax. in the vehicle registration fee, currently 1.5% is reduced to .65%, in other $1.4 billion loss to the state treasury. but on a car valued at $20,000 instead of paying $230, you will pay $130, saving $100. although many welcome it others see more damaged. >> i worry about the people that will be laid off. >> it appears that just about every level of government is being downsized and that downsizing may well be permanent. >>> tomorrow is commute will no longer include a perk for many hybrid owners. this table and a program that allows them to use carpool lanes. transportation officials say that some compressed natural gas vehicles will be able to drive solo in the carpool lane. >>> tomo

look, it wasn't that many years ago that californians voted in english in terms of being the state'sial language. they also voted out affirmative action. let's remember that as well. they also tried to disallow benefits for illegal immigrants, all kinds of agreements, until this court said otherwise. you put all that together, you know, and the state was really going in a different direction. but now the legislature is moving in another direction altogether. and with that, you see different things happening. last year, for example, the legislature said it's okay to allow illegal immigrants to attend public institutions of higher education. this year it looks like they're saying it's okay for them to accept private financial aid. well, these are steps. they're steps allowing immigrants to involve themselves in california, even if they are undocumented. >> let's talk about the change in heart and does it have to do with the election? >> i think a lot of it has to do with numbers. if you think about it, latinos are now approaching 40% of the state's population. that's a huge number. and