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state. abc 7 news has more. >> with about seven million californians uninsured, golden state wins big under the ruling that mostly up holds the affordable health care act. $15 billion a year is slated to arrive to help implement it. bridge programs that now cover low income people and those with preexisting conditions will remain intact until reform is fully implemented and the california health benefits exchange, 2014 can proceed to set up a marketplace for consumers to buy affordable insurance and maybe even get subsidies. this direct jerz they could start in 18 month autos there is an opportunity to change health care to do that, we need to get everyone insured. >> i was very emotional. i cried. >> sandy add yamz couldn't believe the ruling. she can take comfort in knowing her grown daughter will never be denied coverage for a preexisting condition when she buys insurance. >> this is just a huge relief, a hope maybe is going to be okay. >> critics have doubts. there are no price controls and it requires california to spend $6 billion over five years tochl pand medical. and there is a assemblyman dan hoag is th

states. >> reporter: county election officials say they've already received 110,000 ballots and are opening up the registrar office for early voting. >>> more californians plan to vote on tuesday. secretary of state debra boeing said today 17.1 million californians have registered to vote. that's 1 million more than the primary four years ago. she also says fewer californians are registered with a political party. that number is now 77.7% down from 79.9% four years ago. and stay with ktvu.com for complete election coverage on the june primary. we'll have live are results for you on election night and check out our politics page under the news tab. >>> we have new details this hour about the ethics violations case against suspended sheriff mirkarimi. late this afternoon, mayor ed lee submitted his detailed complaint to the ethics commission. the first four allegations are wrongful behavior by a police officer, specifically domestic violence. abuse of office by allegedly threatening to misuse his political power against his wife. the mayor also says mirkarimi impeded a police investigation by participating in and condoning actions to dissuade a witness. a

according to a field poll released. 6 million californians up and down state will cast their votes. about 35% of all registered voters. here is the really kind of dismal number for you, that is just 25% of all californian whose are eligible to vote. that means, one in four of us, are casting ballots. those of us who are eligible to vote. now, you compare that with the 58% of voters turned out for the last presidential primary. that of course, was when president barack obama and hillary clinton were duking it out for that democratic nomination. the presidential race pretty much decided so that is not really driving folks to the polling booth tuesday here in california. by the way, if you have been guilted into casting your ballot. there is time if you are a registered voter. a number of locations where you can drive up, and drop them off. like the one you see here behind me. they will be open and ready to talk your ballot until 8:00. if you want to know what precise locations are, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. and do a search for easy voting. you can find the exact addresses. tha

state releasing federal funds the fire has killed one person and destroyed at least 346 homes. >>> the affordable health care act upheld by the u.s. supreme court will save consumer protections affecting millions of californiansd bring billions to the state. with seven million uninsureed residents in the state california has been at the forefront of putting health reforms in place. state is expected to receive nine billion dollars a year to expand medi-cal beginning 2014 with the decision yesterday. californians will continue to get rebates if insurers fail to spend 80% on medi-cal care. >>> in wash tonight house is set to vote on a package to salvage millions in highway construction jobs. the hike takes effect next week unless congress takes action with two groups are urging lawmakers to vote no on the bill. borrowers hoping to consolidate loans through a special government program have until tomorrow to apply. the program will reduce interest rate by half per sfpblt we have a link to the information you need if -- percent. we have a link to if you want to apply abc7news.com. >>> katie said even at 2 a.m., best morning ever, because she woke up to mike nicco on the new alarm clock app. >> that's our katie. >

californian. times are tough. our state's going through a tough time.ut we can fix it. ♪ chevron's been here in california for 133 years. we work hard. we support 1 in 200 jobs in the state. we support each other. and we spent over $450 million dollars with local small businesses last year. and, together, we can keep this... we're committed. ...the great state of california. committed to california. ♪

californian. times are tough. our state's going through a tough time. but we can fix it. ♪ chevron's been here in california for 133 years. we work hard. we support 1 in 200 jobs in the state. we support each other. and we spent over $450 million dollars with local small businesses last year. and, together, we can keep this... we're committed. ...the great state of california. committed to california. ♪ >>> officials warned against hiring unlicensed contractors. they have joined other states and agencies. singles out agencies on craigslist. >> there will be a lot of people taking out these free ads. >> besides running the risk of poor workmanship, homeowners are libel to injuries to employees if they don't carry insurance. >>> mark is off tonight, joe is filling in. we have big news tonight. >> change in the work, college football bcs championships, commissioners today made an effort to change it. they reached a concesses. alabama, the reign bcs champions, the commissioners don't want to talk in great detail but it is believed the two semi final games w

jurors are coming from the penn state college area. californians are making the choices offered choices in the seats said it, u.s. senate and congress as low as ballot initiatives and local measures. one of the once people are talking about is proposition 29, the initiative to increase the tobacco tax by $1 a pack. that will on cancer research and tobacco prevention programs. the voter turnout for today's election will likely be a record low for a presidential primary. the estimate killer speaks out from jail. joseph may sell its currently in jail in marin county. northern california women dumping their bodies in rural areas. the women were prostitutes or murdered over a three- year span from the '70s to the '90s. he titled his 2.5 page letter of the true story. in it, he repeatedly says evidence of that he killed the four women is lacking. they have his ex-wife's dna, stockings and used to strangle the 18 year-old victim found in fairfax. miso wrote in his letter is that only proves he had sex with the defendant. as him and this police and >>mark:

grant cannot be the warmest day of this week now meanwhile cliche wicket we can expect state right across californian for the south and north shore and 73 degrees winter beginning to back off. and to the 40's and '50's for overnight lows in the pacific at 49 tamara's vase time highs going up into a string of '60s the beaches '70s and '80s are on the peninsula to the mid-80s and height is across santa clara valley the we jump up to the low 90s east of the day we head north toward iraq but you get 86 degrees slightly more than that and sonoma of 80 degrees in santa rosa which is about five degrees above par mid-60s in sausalito and then san francisco at 60 degrees which is bought on for this time of the air now there you have the first day of summer. there is over here during the happy dance. 93 degrees in and then i know we have deepening were those temperatures will bottommost into the '70s unseasonably cool all the way to the weekend and that is certain when forecasts. police there occupied as soon pause in hudson water routes. live life when locals movement. and then the native populations and so f

drive a motorcycle >> the web site has been down intermittently since monday keeping californians up and down the state from reviewing their registration on time. now they face late fees unless they sacrifice their time to wait in line >> we need to show up in person to get the finds remove >> dmv twitter feed has apologized. they have had problems on 16 different days since february. the dmv were forced to turn people away in october after offices crashed >> i got turned away >> the d&b says " is working with the california technology agency to fully resolve the issue and we are committed to implementing measures to mitigate future delays in service to our customers ", but that does not help people like john to have unregistered vehicles and are facing late fees. >> just think out what kind of revenue they're generating from the web site being down >> our sister station in sacramento it requested public records of the dmv but they were told dmv would only do the research papers paid $1,500. the dmv says it will waive john speech but for everyone else, they are being handled on a case by case basis. ,,

sovereign that i thought you know arguably what he's saying is that they can keep up californians didn't we litigate states' rights in in in the end was called the civil war totally i think we did litigated right when the civil beyond that the thing that boggles the mind bush when it comes to school if the for the fact he's such a strict constitutionalist it's all about well with the letter of the law what's in the constitution and history constitutional see just says he would however you want to calls himself an original spec he can read the mind of the founders oh yeah let's go back to those good old days when women couldn't vote all right people don't i'll give you that one tom but i mean i think what the concept one of the powers that are guaranteed to the congress is the power of naturalization that's in the constitution therefore they're responsible for determining what you do to naturalize if you are not naturalized what happened what's the consequence of that all that falls into the power of the congress that is the federal numerated power and therefore this. law should have been struck struck down

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californians. >> this now gotz floor of the state senate and state assembly for votes on monday. if you waited until now to buy a new car you may be rewarded. get this. kelly blue book says prices have dropped by $500 since last year. and for many japanese cars dropping more. kelly blue book says there is more inventory coming from japan. so let me show you some of the changes. toyota prius sold for $25,150 last year, now, $22,650. honda civic went for $18,800 last year now $17,250. a drop of $1550. and a mazda selling for $17,300 goes for $16,100. and so much for lazy days of summer, most families will spend big bucks to keep their kids busy over the break. a new survey says families will spend $16 billion entertaining their dhirn summer breaking down to $600 per family, many families will spend more. the money goes for activities like sleep away camps, day trips to parks, and sports and summer classes. and we can't let them get bored. >> thank you very much. >> there is a nonprofit organization working to clean up plastic from oceans tested tech nlg that could help them find de

californian. times are tough. our state's going through a tough time.ut we can fix it. ♪ chevron's been here in california for 133 years. we work hard. we support 1 in 200 jobs in the state. we support each other. and we spent over $450 million dollars with local small businesses last year. and, together, we can keep this... we're committed. ...the great state of california. committed to california. ♪ hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> a house fire in oakland turned out to be much more. the fire department turned out to the house last night and while fighting the fire, firefighters discovered marijuana growing operation. the plants have an estimated street value of some $30,000. at this point there's no estimate at how much damage the fire caused an no one has been arrested >> it should be an electrifying moment in fremont has tesla will handle all over new model s cars to the first people who ordered them. it is at electric automaker's production plant which is the

californians have seen an even bigger drop falling 205 to $4 and a center of the remains the highest in the state20 a gallon. a college graduate from california is home after being stranded in costa rica. >> here i am, finally. >>catherine: the flight back from costa rica takes less than six hours but the camp two days. he had to fly to mexico and then to one and then walk across the border. when he tried to fly home he discovered he was on the u.s. government's no-fly list. >> they took our passports and then give them back but basically told to be could not flight, he told me and my brother to go through. we would like to know why he was on a no flightless. his family says he is known terrorists. >> i am happy to be home, finally in my old home town where i was born in greece. act stuffed >>vicki: coming up we will get a look at the boom and bust conditions that have stayed looking for help, >>vicki: spain has requested up to $125 billion in credit from its european allies. the nation is in a dire economic crisis. a few years ago they called its world eighth largest economy. now unemployment is

very incendiary topic, and maybe on ballots in missouri and michigan, and both important states and californians that as well, and then health care which is everybody's whipping post is going to be ballot initiatives to nullify the president's health care plan could be on ballots in florida and montana and wyoming and of course, depending what the supreme court decides that may be moot point, but jonathan, these are efforts and talkers and controversial issues and they could help to swing the election. >> yes, and the larger problem ta you are talking about and even though there is a little bit of the disagreement, but to the extent that you are governing this way, you are getting the people to make decision about government completely out of context. so right, it can be attractive decision to have this tax for that purpose, but the voters can't make a budget which is what california has had such trouble doing. you can't look at the global context and say, we'd like to spend money on this, but what else would we like to spend money on? maybe we would rather use the money for the purpose or the b

californians are making their choices for seats? the state assembly, senate, u.s. senate and congress. our coverage of the california primary election continues on line. we've set up a special section where you can find your polling place and get information about all nine bay area election offices. just go to kron 4.com. >>> we are under mostly cloudy skies tonight temperatures in the 50s with the exception of 49 in santa rosa, 53 out there in concord. here is a look at storm tracker 4, picking up some showers, light to moderate. we have a mix of rain and snow today in the sierra. winter weather advisory still in place until about 5:00 tomorrow morning. but for us, we are dry. looks like we will be staying dry for the rest of the evening but here what is we got today. rainfall totals, not a whole lot. a little over .2 inches. and almost .4. not a whole lot of rain but it is out of here and we are looking for warmer weather. tonight, mostly cloudy, dry and breezy tomorrow, temperatures will be warming up and we will continue to see warming as we head through the we

. >> she is one of 7 million californians who now have access to affordable coverage. the state has already set what is called the state benefit health exchange. starting in 2014 individuals can purchase a health plan with some help. >> if you by your insurance on an exchange and your family income is less than $93,000 and you don't qualify for medicaid, you can get a federal subsidy for your insurance. that is appealing to employers and employees. >> the court decision today is good news for everyone. >> he represents a coalition of corporations representing 10 million employees, over half in california. he says for those with group plans premiums might fall >> most of us pay an extra 5% because of covering some of the cost for those who are uninsured >> while the act improves access to care it does not take care of the cost. with an aging population and expensive treatment, health care costs will only continue to rise >> until we get the cost under control, it is unsustainable for the government, the employers and the economy. >> this act will not completely solved the problem

state. he was a true californian. >> i think that government should try to do things for people, not to the point of doing everything for them, but i don't believe in seeing people suffer while government sits by and lets the individual take care of themselves. >> seeing the world through the lens of pat brown is very valuable. we might learn something that might give us some ideas of how do we deal with the kind of world that we now confront. >> well, youtube made a film about your family, the browns after all, you have your grandfather, mom, treasurer and your uncle now as governor of california, but knowing your grandfather, seems very important to knowing california. explain to us a bit about him? >> pat brown, he is accredited with many accomplishments but for us we knew him as our grandfather. he loved people and he was really a lot of fun to be around. i really wanted to bring his memory back so that he could be an inspiration for people today. >> hard to imagine, though, getting the things done that he did may be one of them was the fact that he won with majority vote of almost 1 mi

. >>> a new poll shows governor jerry brown is convincing californians the state needs to approve several temporary tax increases. 52% of voters support his measures on the november ballot. 35% oppose it. >> the tax measures, they are more popular than i am, as a matter of fact. that's a good size -- on their own merit. >>> film crews will begin filming a movie about steve jobs. the movie entitled "jobs" will star ashton kutcher and focus on his life between 1991 and 2000. filmmakers say they want to create a gripping and truthful portrayal of his life. >>> at the same time work on the jobs movie begis, the -- jobs' movie begins, the apple conference starts on monday. 5,000 passes to the event at $1600 eve sold out in less than two hours back in april. the developers' conference lasses for five days. no major product announcements are expected. >>> it was a new record in support of san francisco's glide memorial church. a bid of nearly $3.5 million for lunch were billionaire investor warren buffet. this year's online auction eclipsed last year's by $800,000. in the past 15 years, he's rai

used to karaoke and a bottle of used to karaoke and a bottle of winei'm a native californian., times are tough. our state'sng through a tough time. but we can fix it. ♪ chevron's been here in california for 133 years. we work hard. we support 1 in 200 jobs in the state. we support each other. and we spent over $450 million dollars with local small businesses last year. and, together, we can keep this... we're committed. ...the great state of california. committed to california. ♪ is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back to the programs that helped them along the way with bikes, kickboards. and racing chairs. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help our u.s. athletes give back together, every step of the way. offenses against the weather is looking good plan and says guys and 72 degrees more new weekend weather coming up. typical rates a complete look a trap in just a few minutes. a tv debates turned ugly increase and a politic

states have been recalled. the notion of having a president come in. there'll be a lot of second guessing regardless how it turns out. a recall election, i'm a californianke in my state but they don't often work. and there are a lot of voters -- it's interesting how close this is because there are a lot of voters that aren't necessarily supportive of the governor but didn't necessarily think the recall was the appropriate mechanism for getting him out of office. i think there are a lot of different factors at play. it's maybe premature to think this is a national referendum on barack obama. >> i suspect might not necessarily be a national referendum if you look at the lopsided advantage. the polls show the president has over mitt romney. romney didn't make an appearance in wisconsin either. though plenty high profile republican surrogates showed up to back the governor. why didn't mitt romney come into wisconsin? >> i'm not sure. i think it would have been a really good idea for romney to go to wisconsin. and i think it would have been a very good showing. it would have shown a unity. but at the same time, reince priebus who was on with you and i though

. >>> an exclusive new ktvu field poll shows californians will likely set a record for the lowest state voter turnout ever. the poll estimates no more than 6 million californians will cast ballots in tomorrow's presidential primary. the turnout would be a steep drop from the 2008 primary, when almost 60% of registered voters cast ballots, and worst than the previous record low of about 42% set back in the 1996 primary. >>> the apparent voter apathy is reflected so far at many polling places collecting ballots in the bay area. robert honda reports on what's behind the low turnout, and the impact it will have on ballot measures. >> reporter: the machines and workers were busy sorting ballots today. at this point, it seems this might be the peak of their activity. santa clara county has only received about 24% of the 546,000 vote by mail ballots sent out, and along with the field poll's expectation of 35% state voter turn vote. as one voter jokes, apathy is running rampant. >> i do feel bad that the people don't come and vote, because if they want to complain later, they have no one to bla

state budget. he warned that if californians did not pass tax increases to stick it california could be in trouble. if the tax increases fail, $6 billion automatically be trimmed from the budget. education would take the biggest hit. he says students will have a shorter school year and college tuition will increase yet again. lawmakers say schools will bear the brunt because education accounts for more than half of all state spending. on tuesday the city council sought to recruit a bankruptcy budget to plug next year's anticipated $26 million deficit. >>pam: make sure the year for the july plans include watching kron4. it is our annual celebration, july 4th live. you'll have the best seat in the house. we're the only station bring the local fireworks live. it all starts at 9:00 p.m.. owns rainier have here and >>pam: is the most destructive fires in history of colorado. the first assessments as preliminary reports so hundreds of homes destroyed. with this sixth guest zola's ... >>pam: all we are back to our top story on today's supreme court approval of president obama is affordable health care pla

californians are making their choices for seats in the state assembly, the senate, the house of representatives and the u.s. senate as well as ballot initiatives and local measures. one that is being talked about this proposition 29. the initiative to decrease -- increase the tobacco tax. opponents of the bill say it is just another tax and that money is not going towards things that california needs such as education. another highly watched initiative is proposition 20. it would alter term limits creating a total of 12 years that lawmakers can serve instead of the current 14. >>mark: a suspected serial killer speaking of from jail sending a letter to us at kron4. if joseph naso is currently in jail in marin county. police say he killed for northern california women and dumped their bodies in a role in areas. the women were all prostitutes and murdered over 30 years. letter was titled a true story. it was two and a half pages. he repeatedly says that evidence that he killed the four women is lacking. foss nasal went on to say the prosecutors are spending millions is not been for fax and searchi

state. this time around, even fewer californians are smoking. and when they first started polling on this subject this year, when they first started polling on the i hate cancer bill, people if california loved it even more than they loved the idea back in 1998. the idea of a new $1 a pack cigarette tax was winning by more than a two to one margin in the state. 67% of people in california saying they were in favor of this new cigarette tax. that is a slam dunk. the poll was released by the public policy institute of california in march. march. march of this year. march of this year is not that long ago. march is a number of weeks ago, that is small enough that you do not have to take off your shoes in order to count that number of weeks. it was in march, march that californians were for the new cigarette tax at a rate of 67%. but also in march, the tobacco companies started their ad campaign against the tax. and boy, howdy, did they start it. you know, we talk about big numbers or at least big-sounding numbers in policy and in politics all the t

states that mitt romney will visit. >> it is not much, but the californian jobless rate did dip in may to 10.8%. the state added almost 34,000 non-farm payroll jobs. one month before the unemployment rate was 10.9%. the rate in may was more than a full percentage point better than the 11.9%, the same time one year go. the golden state represents nearly half of all national job growth. a strong finish on wall street as stocks rose sharply to end the week. the dow closed up 115 points to one month high of 12,767. the nasdaq index up 36 points and the s&p 500 gained 13. greece holds a crucial election sunday that may determine whether that country abandons the euro. liberal candidates alexis super row opposes the plan, is popular with the young and unemployed. the conservative party's policy would preserve the eurocurrency but with deep budget cuts. >> a bay area judge accused of ripping off an elderly neighbor. judge paul seaman of berkeley was arrested yesterday on felony elder theft and perjury charges. police say that he befriended the victim for the before her husband died in 1999 and in basil