back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89 acre ocean spread.omptly started limiting access. he argued that he had the right because he owned the land to close or open whenever he choose. however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took it up to the supreme court who on monday, declined to hear the case. jerry hill, (d) assembly san mateo : this is so significant, the supreme court found it is access for all. khosla, a billionaire issued a statement through his attorney promising to continue to fight by applying for the permit and file more lawsuits if necessary. on this monday, being able to do what they love - riding the waves. 1:40 mike wallace, surfer sot/tc: it means alot. (here at martins beach, terisa estacio kron four news.) coming up after the break... we continue to track the rain in the bay area. taking a live look at strom tracker 4 radar. john shrable will have an update coming up after the break. love makes you do crazy things. like sneaking the triple do

back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89 acre ocean spread. and he promptly started limiting access. he argued that he had the right because he owned the land to close or open whenever he choose. however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took it up to the supreme court who on monday, declined to hear the case. jerry hill, (d) assembly san mateo : this is so significant, the supreme court khosla, a billionaire issued a statement through his attorney promising to continue to fight by applying for the permit and file more lawsuits if necessary. on this monday, surfer's reflected on the case and being able to do what they love - riding the waves. 1:40 mike wallace, surfer sot/tc: it means alot. (here at martins beach, terisa estacio kron four news.) (catherine) next at 5:30... an east bay city is ranked the best place to raise a family. the san ramon mayor will join us live in the studio to talk about his city's new distinction (vicki) and after the break... see how pe

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politically committed art has already graced the world's most famous museums now it's on display in khosla are going till months is especially pleased with the award he received here. through the good i'm very moved i must say. it's great to see the people of khosla come together in support of this cultural event and it's not something you can take for granted and he said first in his. annual kinds of thing awards brings the international art world to go and enables artists to do something out of the ordinary. moving on to another classic art form puppetry now for over thirty years ruth and heiko brought hausen from the north time in northern germany have been thrilling thousands of people with their with me and inventive puppet shows in this not just child's play adults enjoy the performances as well. astronauts come out he. doesn't figure short because they don't have. all those. heiko and ruth block hausen are the creative minds behind the theater of the night . they founded the puppet theatre thirty years ago first as a touring company lost track of how many characters they've created

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back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89- acre ocean spread. he promptly started limiting beach access. and argued, he had that right to close or open access whenever he wanted... because he owned the land however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took it up to the supre court who on monday, declined to hear the case. <..."money can't buy justice.. to use our beautiful ocean.">(ken) khosla -- a billionaire-- issued a statement through his attorney... promising to continue to fight ..by applying for the permit and filing more lawsuits if necessary. (vicki) a 13-year old boy continues his recovery tonight after he was bitten by a shark saturday... off the southern california coast. the boy was attacked as he was lobster diving in waters off of encinitas in san diego county. he was rescued by some people in the water who heard his screams. this is video of the rescue taken by a viewer. the victim was rushed to a hospital with traumatic injuries to his upper torso. doct

back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89 acre ocean spread. he promptly started limiting access. he argued that he had the right because he owned the land to close or open whenever he choose. however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took it up to the supreme court who on monday, declined to hear the case. jerry hill, (d) assembly san mateo : this is so significant, the supreme court found it is access for all. khosla, a billionaire issued a statement through his attorney promising to continue to fight by applying for the permit and file more lawsuits if necessary. on this monday, surfer's reflected on the case and being able to do what they love - riding the waves. 1:40 mike wallace, surfer sot/tc: it means alot. (here at martins beach, terisa estacio kron four news.) yes, the browns have won a game this year, but they are this year, but won a game browns have yes, the four news.) estacio kron four news.) yes, the browns have won a game this year, but they are dea

innocent the foundation for the study of a communist dictatorship in east germany document stories like khosla as president frank steinmeyer was on hand to mark the twentieth anniversary of the institutions founding. this is the vision that it's important to call injustice by its name when it has happened to report on it to recognize what was so we can make a picture for ourselves of ourselves and the time we live in that's what this foundation stands for its work is important to will remain so because it is not focused on the past for the past sake but seeks to remember for the future sake. each of goslar would like to see a monument to the victims of the east german dictatorship. many have no idea why people walked up died in detention or were a kid trying to flee east germany we really should have a memorial to everyone who suffered under the dictatorship not just political prisoners but are those who are persecuted they should be honored by name i. mean. well now to some other news and sport russian wakeboard are the key to marianna off has performed the latest in a long line of stunts thi

back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89- acre beach. he started limiting beach access ...astal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took it up to the supreme court who on monday, declined to hear the case. <..."money can't buy justice.. to use our beautiful ocean.">( james ) statement through his attorney... promising to continue to fight ... by applying for the permit and filing more lawsuits if necessary. ( darya ) holiday hiring is in full swing and this year... things are different... with the economy booming and unemployment low...retailers are hiring early... and offering never seen before perks. some stores are offering higher hourly wages this year and even weekends off. ( darya ) amazon is boosting its minimum wage for all u.s. workers to 15 dollars per hour starting next month. the company said this morning taht the wage hike will benefit more than 350- thousand workers. the average pay for an amazon employee last year was about $28 thousand dollars. amazon has a warehouse in tracy and employs about 39-thousand

it also means that silicon valley billionaire vinod khosla will have to seek a permit if you want to change access to the beachfront property he now owns. >> this is a very simple decision. it means that justice cannot buy access. >> critics say that the beach belongs to the public. not just martins beach, but all beaches in california. >> reporter: the attorney disputes that, saying quote, other courts already wrote that no public access rights exist on the property. and while they say they are disappointed, they will still apply for the requirederts. >> like any coastal landowner, he can make a permit for anything he wants. what's clear is that he can't close the beach without a permit. >> reporter: and he might not get the chance. state senator jerry hill says he is looking at eminent domain as a way for the government to take over that access path permanently. he said san mateo county and the state have each set aside $1 million for the purpose. >> i think we have enough money there and if we need more, we can get it. we can get access right away. >> reporter: surface say that's