kody? (kody)the decision came earlier this afternoon from the state supreme courtin sacramento...stopping the secreary of state alex padilla from putting the measure before voters...at least for now.it is already being called proposition nine.. but the state's high court ruled that " "significant questions have been raised regarding the proposition's validity..." adding that "...the potential harm in permitting the harm to remain on the ballot outweighs the potential harm in delaying the proposition to a future election.." the idea to split up the state began as the brainchild of silicon valley venture capitalist tim draper... he believes a three state split would give the current californians better infrastructure and education - while lowering taxes... a more representative government..but the contentious plan ran into some opposition...though there were enough signatures to get it on the ballot the environmental non-profit group.. planning and conservation league argued is it has to firs

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pushing forward with what could be the toughest internet rules in the country.capitol bureau reporter kodyibowitz explains: sen. scott wiener (d-san francisco) "the most comprehensive and the strongest net neutrality protection in the united states."bay area state senator scott wiener -- has made net neutrality a major issue this legislative session. sen. scott wiener "ideally, we would have one national standard for net neutrality but that has not happened."his bill -- sb822-- along with state senator kevin de leon's sb460 - attempts to create a state standard. both bills were approved by the state senate earlier this year.but in the assembly.. the communications committee took out two key provisions in wiener's billtoday.. after weeks of negotiations.. today a compromiseasm. miguel santiago (d-los angeles) "we need to be able to tell these stories. we need to be able to empower people with information that is accurate." wiener says his compromise bill has the same protections as the version which passed in the senate - including a ban on internet providers from using their networks to gi

capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz has the story tonight..cal d-m-v without an appointment is taking some people several hours... as of 3-o'clock monday afternoon...we looked at the dmv wesbite for six different field offices across the state. in the bay area -- without an appointment could take anywhere from 1 hour and a half to 3 hours. and in the central valley -- anywhere from an hour 45 to 2 hours and 45 minutes. the d-m-v says one reason for the wait time increase is people applying for a new federally mandated drivers license known as "real i-d". asm. jim patterson (r-fresno) "the waiting times have exploded..." fresno assemblymember jim patterson says his office has been fielding complaints from constituents. he is calling on an audit of the dmv once legislators return from summer recess. the assemblymember also doesn't believe the wait times are accurately reflected online.. asm. jim patterson "they're not just failing to do what they promised to do with taxpayer money. they're actually, i think, fraudulently reporting wait times to

capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz tells us about....aigns to repeal and to keep the gas tax. money and the proposition 6 fight go hand-in-hand.those supporting prop 6 -- say more cash will be in the hands of families if the curent 12- cent gas tax -- is repealed. david wolfe, legislative dir., howard jarvis taxpayers association (yes on prop 6) "you can do a lot with the extra $400-$500 a year that average california families are paying in these new gas and car taxes."those opposing the initiative say the current 65-hundred transportation projects will come to a grinding hault -- because of the lack of funds.kiana valentine, senior legislative representative california state association of counties (no on prop 6) "prop 6 jeopardizes all of those projects."that's why...roger dickinson, exec. dir., transportation california "there's a lot at stake."as of july 20 -- the secretary of state's office reports more than $17 million dollars have been contributed to the prop 6 battle. it's the second highest total of the 11 measures slated for he

capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports... this is the sorting line at recology in davis...the eco-friendly minded. soda cans, glass bottles and cardboards -- sifted through and sorted by workers.. salvatore coniglio, vp inland group of companies, recology "we rely heavily on the recycling revenue and it's just not there." according to recology group manager salvatore coniglio - the revenue is drying salvatore coniglio the issue is really focused around mixed paper and we're not able to move that to china like we were before. 34 according to calrecycle -- a third of all recyclable materials are exported overseas -- 62 percent goes to china. but the some of the recycleable material is 'contaminated"--- mixed with other unwanted material. but these days china want to import only clean materials... glasses, cardboards, certain plastics, metals are still fine right now... salvatore coniglio it's just an added cost. 02 coniglio says china's policy has hurt profits for recyclers -- so they're renegotiating their contracts with cities.. in recent months, that has meant higher price

kody leibowitz tells us how the governor plans to make his idea work. gov.this is big, it's important"the words of governor jerry brown as details of his online community college heard today...gov. jerry brown "now we have the real opportunity not only where people can learn, they can get a certificate, they can acquire skills that will enable them to earn more money, to advance and to pursue their dreams, whatever they may be."brown first proposed the idea in his state of the state speech in januryand today california community college staffers announced the timeline for gettting the program online. community college staff says it will take the rest of this year to come up with a comprehensive plan.. including mapping out an accreditation process.then, next year -- the plan calls for launching the school's their first three programs..and begin enrolling students during the á4th quarter of 2019.áthe first three certificates: medical coding, i-t support and a business managerial-type of program.eloy ortiz oakley, ca. community colleges chancellor these are th

capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. fourth of july in the state's capitol... "up, up with liberation. down, down with deportation."instead of celebrating - immigration rights activists rallied outside the u-s citizenship and immigration services building.alex gonzalez, norcal resist "everybody celebrates independence day, but in reality, what independence can y'all celebrate?"irene carmona, says detained in 2013 by ice "i'm not going to celebrate fireworks and things like that. being free, it doesn't mean everything's going to be erased from my mind and my heart."irene carmona says she was detained by ice in 2013 for a d-u-i. it's why she says she's out protesting on this day...irene carmona, says detained in 2013 by ice "maybe we can get something better for everyone. i want everybody to get free from jails."unlike last week -- this time-- no tense moments at the doors of the federal property.instead -- -- "abolish ice abolish ice" chants and stories from about three dozen community members calling on a reunification of family separations and to end the feder

we want to go live now to kron 4's kody lebowitz with the latest. breaking breaking news...tside. bomb squad is on the scene right now.employees are being asked to evacute the building. the suspicious package was found by a secuirty guard outside the building. ( james )a 72-year old man is brutally beaten on the streets of berkeley. the group that attacked him - pushes him to the ground and kicks him repeatedly.( darya ) the brazen assault happened right across the street from the police department. kron 4's justine waldman has the security camera video... that shows the attack. the first video shows the attack.a 72 year old man is walking down the street, when the group comes from behind and pushes him to the ground and begins kicking him over and over again.sot this attack is definitely disturbing it is appalling reallyberkeley police explain the attack happened at 3:30 in the morning on martin luther king jr. way, between university avenue and addison street on july 6ththe second video shows the man, who is from berkeley walking home.that is when the group of 6 or 8 peopl

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