the east bay times reports amazon has rented a building on longfellow court near the lawrence livermore national lab to serve as a logistics center circuit city. the livermore deal follows the online giant renting space for a delivery hub. >>> the state supreme court unanimously ruled that president trump will not have to disclose his tax returns to appear on california's primary ballot in march. the court ruled that the law, the first of its kind in the country was unconstitutional. governor newsom signed that legislation requiring candidates for president or governor to file income tax returns dating back five years. you could weigh a candidate's financial status. critics challenged it claiming it singled out mr. trump. >>> a plane made an emergency landing at los angeles international airport after flames were seen coming out of an engine. a person caught the flames on video. you can see it here. scary situation. the philippine airlines flight was headed to the philippines when it was forced to turn around not long after takeoff. an faa spokesperson says the cause of the issue has no

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>> the scientists as i understand it are from lawrence livermore national lab. berkeley national lab is more knowledgeable in hydraulic fracking and they were involved in the kenyan gas leak a few years ago. what subjects are they going to study? they are going to study primarily the migration and impacts of fracturing fluids into the fluids and probably also the potential for earthquakes to be caused by fractures. >> how many fewer fracking permits are we likely to see? >> roughly i think there were 500+ wells drilled last year. it is around that magnitude. that is about 75% or maybe 60% of the actual new well drilling as a component of fracturing? >> the ongoing fracking project here in california, the work can continue at those sights? >> no, as i understand it they will not issue a permit for new fracking? >> work has to this is not just permits? everything has to stop across the board? >> basically what has to happen is if you want to you are going to not be able to anymore. >> the endgame here ultimately is to try to phrase out the alliance? is that feasibl