a host of other new laws are taking effect today in virginia. bicycle or moped riders are now allowed to go through red lights after waiting two minutes or two cycles of the light. this is designed to help people using a vehicle that's not heavy enough to trip the sensor. also starting today in virginia, restaurants will allow you to bring in your own bottle of wine. in maryland, the sales tax on alcohol jumps from 6% to 9%. and at some restaurants you'll now be able to dine outside with your dog. restaurants that allow pets in their outdoor seating have to post signs and notify the state health department. >>> drivers in maryland will have to watch their speed as they travel through parts of bowie. beginning today, two new sets of speed cameras will be activated in school zones. the first will be on old chapel road near white hall elementary school and samuel ogle middle schools. the second set on racetrack road near yorktown elementary school. the cameras are part of bowie's safe speed program, which has now installed six sets of cameras in sc

it will be up to each school district to determine how they will implement the new law.n francisco, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2. >>> soccer is taking over san francisco this weekend starting with a match at at&t park. the stadium is hosting a soccer match between england manchester city and mexico pride mesh. the officials say this is the 6th soccer game held at at&t park. the park will be transformed back into a baseball field in time for monday's home game. >>> well, fans of thrill rides and funnel cakes have another possible destination tonight. strike up the band for the most anticipated summer event. the cool temperatures hang around. bill martin will be here to tell us about the warm up for the weekend go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> [ band playing ] >>> the brass band kicked off the opening of the disposition of the state fair. the fairgoers will be thrilled by raceh

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and it's estimated the state will collect $85 million a year from the increase. >>> some other new maryland laws include an income tax credit of 20% off electric vehicle recharging equipment, collective bargaining rights will be specified for in-home care providers. >>> there's also good news for dog owners. dogs can now legally go with their owners to any restaurant which has an outdoor dining area. they must first receive the owner's okay and also provide a written notice to the local health department. >>> it's time now for another your money report. jessica doyle is off today. if you would like to be the first to own the latest high- tech gadget. get ready this morning. hp debuts the touch bad in stores today. the company released this video to give a public a first look. hp touts the touch bad as the next level of -- pad as the next level of networking. it automatically card stacks activities and has face-to-face chat. so far, the early reviews have been mixed. >>> smokers need not apply. that's not an ad for a roommate. that's a new message from humana insurance to potential employees. it

the new law went into effect july 1st. >>> the number of smokers in the 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

. >>> today a new law goes into effect to help crack down on underage drinking in virginia. under the new law, teenagers caught driving with a blood alcohol level of .02 or higher will lose their licenses for a year. that is twice as long as before. they will also face a $500 fine or 50 hours of community service. >> i'm hoping they'll say it being as onerous as i think they will perceive it and hopefully make the right decision, which is to not drink and get behind the wheel of a car. >> the new rule also says, if a teenager is caught drinking and driving, it becomes a misdemeanor on their record. >>> and a host of other new laws taking effect today in virginia. bicycle or moped riders are now allowed to go through red lights after waiting two minutes. this is designed to help people using a vehicle that is not heavy enough to trip the sensor. also starting today, virginia restaurants will allow to you bring in your own bottle of wine. in maryland, the sales tax on alcohol jumps from 6% to 9%, and at some restaurants you'll now be able to dine outside with your dog. restaur

. >> new laws regarding alcohol are on tap today. [cap >> live, local, late-breaking. everywhere you are. you are watching wbal-tv 11 news. 11 news at 5 in hd continues now. >> as as of new laws go into effect right now. -- dozens of new laws go into effect now. >> you can take your dogs with you to die and outdoors. our reporter made a list. >> liquor stores across maryland seemed a lot busier yesterday. perhaps people were stocking up for the long holiday weekend. they are also taking advantage of the fact that the tax on alcohol goes up by 9% today. >> a new era begins. now >> is the time for direct line. shipments to your home are legal. this man was the first to place an order. the state made applications available june 10. as many as 30 binaries' signed up. -- wineries signed up. caters will have to keep meticulous records since the -- caterers will have to keep meticulous records. a portion of the money will fund services for the developmentally disabled. next year, the tax goes into the fund. governor. says henor o'malley will help in the future of the process.

use notification mode anywhere within a two hundred kilometer radius of the capital even with the new law dozens of government organisations issue all sorts of contradictory instructions for pilots it's a major disincentive for pilots to make the effort to take to the skies and that means that russia is missing out on the potential pot of gold will some countries like the u.s. get billions of dollars from small aircraft fees and taxes russia doesn't get a cent. of the current regulations are in chaos and in that mess we're losing around five hundred billion rubles annually. recovered many pilots like. this year's air sure are optimistic about fighting bureaucracy and the other pretty much but that the new law was just the first of any step the rest of the go ahead of us but eventually we will learn how to fly again through russia small aviation enthusiasts feel that broke receive has served only to clip their weeks no hopes are high of seeing blue sky on the horizon. r.t.e. across the region. but of course is not just aviators reaching for the heights he they're looking ahead to the next

. >>> epontes of the new law did -- opponents of the new law that would grant in-state tuition to undocumented children got twice as many signatures as need. the state board of elections needs to certify every one of the signatures but the overwhelming number means it is unlikely enough will be thrown out to invalidate the result. it's an emotional defeat for thejoyce suarez whose family move here from peru when she was 14. they were undocumented but gained citizenship and she graduated from towson university's business school. >> some of the kid have 4.0 average in school. they are smart and the only thing they needed is just a little bit of hope. >> the board of election must certified that supporters did gather enough signatures and they will make that determination by july 22nd. >>> today you can fine out how much money baltimore county employees are making. county executive kevin kamenetz says every county employee's salary will be displaced on the website. look under human resources section and you can finite. we have a link on our website. >>> you will be enjoying a 3- day weekend full

that is the right thing to do. >> not everyone supports the new law. the conservative group savecalifornia.com says parents rights are being trampled. >>> an emergency bill gives schools a break from a new law that requires students to get vaccinated against whooping cough. it would allow schools to meet students that don't meet the requirements. they would have 30 days within the start of school to obtain the vaccine. school officials have expressed concern that confused parents and students would be turned away on the first day of school. >>> the city of san francisco is threatening to take the state and federal government to court over the san bruno pipeline explosion. state and federal agencies failed to regulate pg&e before last years explosion in san bruno. the failure put the public at risk. he sent a letter to the state puc and federal pipeline safety administration which is seen as a precursor to a lawsuit. >>> a concord man will stand trial over the fatal pit bull mauling of his two-year-old grandson. a judge has already add the involuntary m

. >> a new virginia law is giving bikers' a break. >> the hunt is on for the man behind a bizarre attack on a >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >>> the search is still on for the man who attacked a speed camera truck. >> more witnesses are coming forward. >> what police found out last night during their investigation was that while the attack was going on on the southbound lanes of the parkway people stopped. there was a little bit of a traffic jam. many of them solve this attacker. they generated a new description. none of them have been able to tell police why the guy was doing it. a man wielding a hammer and a shotgun attacked a mobile speed camera jeep. theories abound as to why. >> i think he is crazy. >> others believe it was a statement of sorts against folks speed enforcement. -- photo speed enforcement. he has been waging an online battle against them. if someone is taking something from you, you get frustrated. >> the state police say it is too early to speculate about a motive. the man has not been caught. he is white in his 50s or 60s, 6 feet tall, 200 po

we have new laws in effect in maryland. we will have the rundown. >> why the struggling economy may put a damper in some plans. he is the brother and an olympic medal three-count but chris hoff takes center stage. we will have more on his star spaepngle ed >> some fast food restaurants are looking to add a little kick to their menus. a currently of sonic restaurants will sell beer and wine. starbucks is offering beer and wine in some seattle locations. many americans will head to national parks during the holiday but a new study indicates quite a few of those parks are in need of repair. a 10-year study by the national parks conservation association points out decaying buildings and air and water pujo pollutio. throughout the system 60% of the historic structures are in need of repair or maintenance. the national mall is among them. it needs several hundred million dollars of investment. >> national parks advocates say parks are a major economic engine for many rural areas and for i have dollar invested there is $4 return t

a the heads of states also agreed on a plethora of new laws laws down a bushel joins us live from brussels for more on this jungle so what's the reaction to the bailout deal being so far. well we all remember the words over your leaders who promised that greece would need a second bailout now we're hearing that president sarkozy of france says that never again will another country need it so we get the impression of broken promises fitch which is a major credit rating agency has downgraded greece is that level now there was supposed to have been a deal struck between leaders formally or informally that the credit rating agencies would give greece some time to breathe and to to recover from this news but this bombshell pretty much has blown that out of the water that has been one of the deals done by the e.u. leaders was to create a new european credit rating agency that of course on suspicions that the three global agencies which are all american fitch and moody's all robe oya against

. >> a number of new laws take effect tomorrow. we will tell you about it. to benly asked not this mistake. >> it was a plea to the public from disgrace prince george's lesliecouncilwoman johnson. she pled guilty to massive corruption charges. husband is also involved in the why the-sweeping scandal. -- wide-sweeping scandal. >> what she calls a mistake, officials call a felony. leslie dodson -- johnson pled guilty according to last year's that involvedndal jack johnson. both have admitted guilt in a to shake down developers for deals with the county. >> i made a mistake and i responsibility for my conduct. >> johnson tried to hide nearly bribe money in undergarments and flushed and $100,000 bribe check down the toilet. face as 18 months in prison. she has indicated that she is not resigning. legally, she can stay in office until her sentencing. >> i look forward to continuing to serve and making a positive difference in the lives of people in need. >> residence we spoke with were unanimous. they think that johnson should step down immediately. >> i think th

a lot of new laws go into effect including one designed to keep your family safe. th lthe atest city to ban styrofoam carry-out containers. a pint for a pint. how you can get free ice cream in time for the 100-temps. e >> good morning everybody. here is a live look at oracle arena. still dark there at 5:13. a new law goes into effect this morning that might save your life from a silent killer. a new state law takes effect this morning in california requiring carbon monoxide detectors in all homes. carbon monoxide is odorless, colorless, and can be deadly. those poisoned by an experience flu-like symptoms and nausea. it's recommended you replace your smoke detectors with a combination smoke alarm carbon monoxide unit. >> the new state budget goes into effect today. you are now paying lower vehicle fees and 1% less in sales tax. good news there. but it means you are paying tax for what you buy on line. for the rest of the news before bell we turn to nicole lapin live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> hey, very good morning to you. futures are flat as wall street

the new law that was supposed to take effect. >>> that developing story tonight a sea plane crashes off the coast. this was is scene hour as go, the coast guard says the plane crashed into the water just after takeoff. it hit a wave causing it to capsize. the two on board were rescued and were not seriously injured. witnesses saw the plane attempt to take off. >> i heard this horrendous sound, i thought what is that. the plane had been no doubt damaged and was unable to fly. >> 20 different boats from the coast guard or the fire department came around and ambulances and fire trucks came. people were stopping their cars. it's sunk in 20 minutes. >> it is raising concerns about pollution. crews have been called to assess any potential spills. >>> a very hot 4thof july weekend. it was a hot friday to get the weekend started. >> high temperature all in the 90s. >> a lot of places in the 90s. tomorrow they'll be in the 90s. we'll warm up more tomorrow and sunday will be warmer than that. >> right now? >> right now temperatures are in the mild side. look at the high temperature first. we'll g

legal experts say there's no law against rejecting smokers. >>> it's a new month. there's some new laws like bringing your own bottle of wine into a restaurant is now okay. >>> and drinking alcohol just got a little more pricier in the free state. those stories and more when we return. . >>> and time now for your travel forecast. right now at the dulles airport. we have about 62 degrees but definitely going to see a lot of sunshine traveling across the nation. chicagoland, watch for a few spotty showers and maybe afternoon thunderstorms with temperatures high into the lower 90s and then a warm day in denver. mostly sunny skies and a high of 86. taking it out to the southwest, desert southwest heats up into the triple digits and down to los angeles absolutely beautiful with temperatures in the 70s. the pacific northwest a little bit on the cool side but pleasant into the 70s. >>> welcome back to 9news now, our time is 4:44. the women are running things today at 9news now. put in positions around here. i'm andrea roane, surae chinn in for mike hydeck. olga breese in

like the new law in texas that won't allow a student i.d. to be used for the purpose of voting but will allow concealed handgun licenses. if anything, this will expand the volter roles. in texas it's way easier to get a gun than a college degree. but i am most proud of the new anti-fraud legislation in my home state of south carolina. jim? >> it's being called one of the nation's toughest voter i.d. laws out there. under the new law, voters will be required to show a driver's license, military imd. or passport. >> stephen: and i happen to know it's easy to get a south carolina photo i.d. i made them all the time in high school. and gaston mountabank still shows up every year around tax time. [cheering and applause] but the knot on my tie is bigger than on my head. and i am not the only one who doesn't see a problem here, folks. neither does south carolina governor nikki haley. jim? >> find me those people that think this is invading their rights and i will go take them to the d.m.v. myself and help them get that picture i.d. >> stephen: okay

some same-sex couples still aren't happy because this new law falls short of marriage. nd a south california. weep tell telling you all about that. it is 7:00 a.m. in atlanta, georgia, 6:00 a.m. in hem fis. let's start right now with someone we're expecting in a couple of hours. court is set to start at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. yes, on sunday. court is in session. casey anthony is accused of murderer her 2-year-old daughter caylee. yesterday there was a vigil for caylee near the spot where her body was found. here's a quick look at how we got to this point. this all started in lay may with a jury of seven women and five men. casey anthony facing seven charges, including capital murder. that means she could face the death penalty if found guilty. the defense and prosecution both wrapped up their cases last week. casey anthony did not testify in her own defense. more on this throughout the morning. >>> a jailhouse phone call is raising more questions about the accuser in the dominique strauss-kahn sexual assault case. the former chief of the international monetary fund was

the state's new law took effect yesterday where hundreds of ceremonies were performed. >> i now pronounceu legally married! >> there is a 24-hour waiting period. san francisco en masse wedding will take place in niagara falls. the state will ring up an extra $400 million in the next three years in the same-sex weddings. in new york city, 823 same-sex couples signed up at the clerk's office to get married yesterday. >> now we can truly take care of each other. we can truly be married. >> new york is the sixth and largest stated to legalize same-sex marriage but not everyone is cheering. thousands protested calling for the state to put the new law to a vote. >> california has the first confirmed case of west nile virus. state public health officials say a man in santa barbara county contracted the disease. it's commonly transmitted by mosquitoes. the victim was hospitalized but is now recovering at home. people should wear insect repellent and get rid of standing water around your home. >>> livermore police are getting word about a rise in calls about pets suffering inside hot cars. they ar

if you will become an american citizen -- >> for the chief of police, the new laws mean more powerful tools to tackle crime. >> when we come in, mustard. the we are. >> officials here is say that -- here say that crime statistics are up because of undocumented immigrants. >> this has nothing to do with race. this has nothing to do with race whatsoever. some of my closest friends are hispanic. it has nothing to do that. you have to be legal. >> it is still weak so until this lot --. this law takes effect. this tree the park is empty now. this is a simple issue of right and wrong for some people. the unintended consequences means that some families might be split apart and many people are living in fear. the family will lose their main breadwinner. >> it is like it is locked the doors and throw the keys away. we are all really scared. we cannot go out. my son would like to go to the beach. what do i tell him? >> these are uncertain and frightening times. to the supporters, necessary measures to those who flout the law. the entire nation will be watching closely. >> many new entries -- m

shooting very closely. >>> also, the casey anthony trial pushing california to create a new law. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area news coverage. >>> authorities evacuated homes in central san jose after a car crashed into a house and knocked lose the gas meter. it happened about 9:15 in east st. john's street. by late morning, pg & e hat shut the gas of the house and folks were allowed to go back home. no one was injured and the home was not badly damaged. >>> some residents are getting a confusing postcard. it all has to do with the downsizing of cash strapped postal system. you've been looking into what this all means tom. tom vacar has the story. >> reporter: if you get one of these, this means your postal service is in for some big changes. nothing mailed any where gets any where without the nation's near 600,000 postal workers, a third of them letter carriers. since lower letter volume requires less people, this puts many customers on notice that their service is about to change. >> they may not see the same carrier that they're used to seeing every s

and there should be a citizen always always knew the new law on police does have some provisions about citizen oversight but we don't have a framework law what that would define general principles of citizen all oversight and i was there so this is going to be our proposal to the president and if he accepts it then he will certainly draft this bill and i will submit it to the president. i have read that your counsel is about submit a preliminary report on the magnitsky case can you tista disclose part of its conclusions have you seen the report yet you know i haven't seen it but i know that it's going to consist of three parts. one port will be devoted to the circumstances that led to the death of said game in prison. there are questions related to medical care in prison whether a day teenie can apply for medical examination and if he is seriously ill he should be in hospital rather than. moreover he should be in a regular hospital because a prison hospital may not always have the necessary conditions for treating his disease when the markets because you know there is a great variety o

with the new law in force, they will be decommissioned.starting in 2015, germany's remaining nuclear reactors will be taken offline, one by one, every two years. the dommissioning of three power plants is planned for 2021. the remaining three will be switched off a year later. critics say there is a risk of power shortages, one plant will be mothballed for the next two years just in case. instead of generating power by splitting atoms, the new energy mix means relying on sources like wind, sun, biogas, and geothermal energy. the share of these types of energy called when the nobles is to double to 35% by 2020. berlin expects wind energy to have the largest share and a new mimixed. they are subsidizing onshore wind farms to the tune of 35 billion euros. there will be operated by large electricity utility. that will give them a share in future markets compensating for earnings lost through the nuclear phase out. w high-performance wind turbines will replace older, less efficient ones. the government is planning to simplify and streamline the

he believes california voters would reject the ballot measure and up hold the new law. >>> the world's most popular wizard may have lost box office magic the last week. harry potter had the biggest box opening ever but the same movie experienced a huge decline during the second weekend in theaters. business at the box office dropped off 72%. no one is sure why but the last harry potter movie faced strong competition from captain america and other new films. >>> it's now 4:49. getting kids to wear safety helmets is never an easy task but a tragic accident in san mateo could convince them. >>> two whales stray way off course. why it may be too late to save them. >>> welcome back. three redwood city boys convicted of assaulting female classmates during a field trip are facing jail time. a 12-year-old admitted to sexual battery and could receive a sentence of up to a year. a 13 and 14-year-old boy pled guilty to lewd and lascivious acts. they could spend up to eight years behind bars. authorities say the kennedy middle school students attacked two girls during a field trip last march. the

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. >>> governor jerry brown signed a new law this weekend making easier for schools to punish studentho is bully other kids online. elise kirschner spoke to the bay area lawmaker who introduced the legislation. and the mother of a victim of cyber bullying. >> there's been an anti-bullying law on the books here in california for the last 15 years, it's never included social networking sites like facebook here. back when the law was introduced, there were 20,000 users, now it's approaching a billion, and half of all teens say they've been bullied online. >> you have 3500 in one month. >> receiving text message after hurtful text message. >> she was a lesbian, she had aids and was spreading it. she was bisexual. >> after months of being cyber bullied, her daughter couldn't take it any more. >> december 11th of 2008 she went into the bathroom at delmar high school, took her sweatshirt and hung herself. >> now she's living as a paraplegic in a san jose nursing home. >> the teachers did nothing, because most of it was done under the teacher's radar. >> it's important for us to be able to ke

a new law goes into effect this morning that might save your life from a silent killer a. new state law takes effect this morning in california requiring carbon monoxide detectors in all homes. carbon monoxide is odorless colorless and can be deadly. those poisoned experience flu-like symptoms and nausea. firefighters recommend you replace your smoke detectors with a combination smoke alarm, carbon monoxide unit. the law will go into effect for condos and town homes in july of 2013. hayward restaurants are banned from using styrofoam starting today. hay swrd the latest in alameda county to enact a ban. five others including oakland, fremont and emeryville have bans. berkeley put its ban in place 20 years ago. no more life in the fast lane for people who drive hybrid cars. starting today the yellow and white stickers are no more. this means hybrid drive verse to stay in the regular lanes with the rest of us. the chp says there is no grace period for drivers who don't follow the rule. new stickers are out. white ones for all electric cars and ones that run on compressed catch

some supporters of the idea say that makes new york's new law some what bittersweet. >> this is supposed to be a liberal state and some place like new york, you know can fasten everything. it makes me really angry. >> reporter: seven years ago couples in san francisco lined up to get the first same-sex marriage licenses in city hall. in 2008, the court affirmed same-sex marriages were legal. but a month after that, congress proposed proposition eight. >> reporter: prop eight is still the law of the land but it's legality is being challenged in court. supporters hope that new york's new law will help build momentum. >> hopefully the same-sex marriage law starts being approved at every state. >> reporter: in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu news. >>> there is word tonight that the man who is the face of san francisco airport for more than two decades has died. ron wilson died this saturday from cancer. wilson worked at the airport for 43 years starting out at a part time construction inspector. he rose up the ranks to work as the airport's director of community affairs for more than 20 ye

improvements news russian law gives a look into the negative stars of the week but a positive exception could be gold mining companies as the precious metal sets a new record high born about the words of joy. ninety am in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshua will come to the program thousands of protesters are packing out of central madrid angry at the economic woes and golfing spain demonstrators from all across the country have been marching for weeks to demand a quick action to deal with the country's debt of mass unemployment are these really the logos in madrid to hear what the protesters now known as the indignance have to say. the cash in spain is going mainly down the drain at least that's the opinion of thousands of people who've rallied across the country. for guns of coal in the footsteps of latin american countries occur by mexico the government is controlled by the american bank and man doesn't see they don't care about the people. so the people decided it's time to voice their concerns loud and clear before they lose more than just the shirt off their ba

with the new law, time and learning is always necessary. we are often first in the country to develop a new law. we're figuring things out. the development community is figuring things out. we are figuring out how to work together. there are stumbles along that road. they are normal and should be expected. we always try to learn from those. we don't try to -- we try to learn from those and improve things. there is a reality for all environmental regulation that 24/7 monitoring is difficult. it requires an incredible amount of resources. what it tells us is compliance is dependent on buy-in either regulated party, which is what we focus on. regulations are challenged because people want a new regulation that does not exist or once a standard much higher than what the city had agreed to. there is and where and occasional challenges to the regulatory judgment, mitigation plans, or settlements. last slide. how do we address compliance concerns? we get concerned both from regulated parties that they are being over-regulated, too stringent. we ge

they believe that muslim women must be treated with respect and sensitivity when the new laws are finally introduced. >> long will that take? there will be plenty of time for campaigning against it by those who think this is an infringement of their liberties. >> the authorities in new south wales approve the changes and the new laws may be in place within a couple months. the catalyst was the ball to live in a high-profile case. a muslim woman jailed six months for falsely accusing a police officer in sydney of forcing her to remove the burka during a random roadside breath test. that conviction was overturned on appeal. the state government has decided to intervene, approving. they will give the police the authority to force individuals to remove face coverings such as religious and comments, as well as helmets, if they believe a crime has been committed. -- such as religious garments. >> very interesting names, and to the top. >> things begin today. on monday it was beautiful for the tour day france. we have something very different. it's not often that a man who wears the yellow jerse

court against a new law for more on the anti boycott law its patients were employed live from jerusalem by he will advance to sign a spokes person for the shake jar solidarity movement mr benson something for being here with us in the program first off benjamin netanyahu has said and i boycott law is perfectly in line with israeli democracy otherwise he would have backed it now tell us how does it all adds up how does democracy fit together with the prohibition of civil protest. so first of all good morning and thank you for having me i think that in order to understand the proper context of this law one must understand that in one thousand sixty seven israel conquered the vast territories that were previously jordanian and egyptian when it conquered it on the one hand. it implied regime rule and the military rule on the palestinian occupied occupied in evidence but on the other hand so early and gradually israel began to to send its israeli jewish jewish civilians into the occupied territories to build their settlers of urban and suburban. suburban housing now all of the settlements ar

now with this new law being passed, that's all changed. the bill here now includes social networking sites in the language of the law. to give you an idea how different it was back then, facebook users had around 20,000 users when the californianty bullying law was first drafted. before the end of this year, 1 billion users will use the site. in the past, schools have had anti-bullying policies in place on school grounds, but had problems stopping on the internet. schools will be allowed to suspend students for bullying classmates on social networking sites. nora campos from san jose introduced legislation that's long overdue. >> i think what it's going to do is, we're going to hear about what's happening to kids that are cyber bullying, before we didn't hear about it, there was no way to discipline them. i think what we'll hear more often, if you engage in cyber bullying, there are consequences to be had. >> a dispute bill was backed by the california state pta and the california teacher's association, and we'll have more on this story com

our former chairman, judge bill sessions, to enact a temporary guideline limits to implement the new law. our new chairman, judge seros, has led us to this debate on the permanent amendment and the consideration we did it today -- making that amendment retroactive. i thank her for her leadership. these past actions recognize the work of many commissioners both past and present, including the reports justice jackson mentioned, has led us to the but we take today. it is the culmination -- culmination of many years of research, data collection, analysis, and it reports that equate us with the steps we've made in 2007, 2008, and 2010. what is noteworthy in this history is that no matter in the makeup of the bipartisan commission, we have been able to come to a unified position on this issue just as we do today. the commission worked to help persuade congress that this was the right policy and the right thing to do. in making this decision, we have heeded the input we have received both for and against retroactive application of the amendment in taken careful statutory authority to make retro

carpool confusion, the new law that is supposed to take affect and why there was a mixup about when to enforce it. [music] >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. the hot fourth of july holiday weekend great for outdoor celebration but also reasons to be careful when the temperature is it is hot. >> they will get even hotter as we head into the weekend definitely do not play around for fireworks, it will be too hot for that just go watch the show. a look at the high temperatures from today. we hit the '90s along the inland valleys. and 90 through the north bay. half moon bay should not say 92, it was actually in the mid 60s today. but down toward south bay temperatures in the upper 80s. 86 hayward, temperatures were up quite a bit over what we saw yesterday in a few places. ticket detained over the past 24 hours. a 11 degrees warmer in hayward, 10 degrees warmer in livermore. we will continue that into tomorrow. the inland valleys are in the upper 80s, 80 degrees in san jose, 61 along the coastline. nice conditions this evening. take a look at what we expect tomorrow. clear and warm conditions for the

. >> tonight a verdict that could break records,the new developments in the exxon fuel spill. >> and at midnight a law that won't go on the books. why the dream act is on hold. >> and a woman's body found in a pool. she had been there days. nobody noticed, not own lifeguards or other swimmers. >> new, the verdict is in. baltimore county juror said exxon will have to pay and it he about well into the millions. him trial started six months ago more than 150 homes took a hit after a leak contaminated their water. >> some say they finally got justice. >> i hope they -- that the world has learned you can't do this and get away with it. >> reporter: should believes the jury verdict will be heard loud and clear. back in 2006 when they leaked 26,000 gallons of gas into their jacksonville community their lives were turned upside down. >> we don't know. we thought you just couldn't drink it and then then we learned goes through the skin. >> reporter: a jury of six women delivered justice and attorneys agreed. >> it was argued by us that they needed to be sent a message. that message has been sent by the jury. >

. >> new state laws go into effect today. some make it more expensive to operate a vehicle. >> the orioles find themselves dangerously close to the point of no return in their season. we will tell you why next in sports. >> we will do the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. sunny skies. the air is >> dozens of new laws take effect today. >> our reporter joins us now with more. >> there are a number of alcohol-related bills on tap today. one inspired a state controller to be the first in line. now is the time for direct line. shipments from the blind to your home is legal. this man was among the first to place an order. he did it in person in baltimore county. the state made applications available june 10. the sales tax on alcohol increased from 6% to 9%. the 9% sales tax can only be applied to the alcohol portion of the mandatory sales charge. a portion will fund services for the developmentally disabled. next year, the cash goes into the general fund. the governor says he will try to help fund because through the budget pro

unprecedented show of solidarity to save the ailing europe heads of states and soon a greater plethora of new laws to protect the union from u.s. credit rating agencies but he's the new bush reports from brussels. greece needs a second bailout and leads what's being called the euro zone's first ever default the deal involves athens pouring more cash yet more money it has to pay back the agreement also requires private investors to swallow some losses something be likely to resist e.u. leaders also call on them to pump new funds into the country it's unclear how willing will be for that after such a kick in the teeth above all the experts are warning this is just a sticking plaster over the euro's wu's which will tackle the real problem the vols bits of southern euro zone states greece have been rioting on the streets refusing to accept the e.u. savage cuts including lower benefits and salary freezes portugal's prime minister was forced to resign when the country's parliament blocked his austerity proposals italy paused to painful spending cuts just last week but italians already planned a national