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i can remember going to one event, i think it was tony benn, scargill and skinner, all on the same bill listening to those three people speak, you come out of that building feeling 20 feet tall. it doesn't matter what they've said, it's just the delivery, they were absolutely superb. but it must have mattered what they said, to a certain extent. what was it that appealed then, was it a sense that they were fighting for your class, was it the community, was itjust, at that stage, a visceral dislike of the tories? it was the con trick, i think, they were pretending they were fighting for our class, i think. what did you believe at the time at.. i believed it because in a coalfield community, a constituency where most men worked down the pits, we saw the nasty tories as taking away our pits and our livelihood, and you go to these rallies and these are speeches and you've got real important people, who you think they're important, like skinner, tony benn and scargill, and they are telling us the same message, and the people we have got to blame is the nasty tories, so you come out, you are

east bay state senator nancy skinner introduced the legislation, and representative skinner joins us now, thanks for being with us. good morning to you expect to be most impacted by this bill. safeguarding our health practitioners in california so that they al health care. and this covers not only the pills, mithi and miso but also gender affirming care medication regimes. um so these are both things that other states are criminalizing. and this is health care that has been approved that has been tested that is safe and i'm trying to protect those doctors from doing their jobs. how does this square with the fact that attorneys general in 20 states. have tried to block the distribution of the abortion pill. we have some very aggressive i would call zealots who, you know if we think about what the supreme court did. the supreme court did not criminalize abortion, the supreme court said. leave this two states, but the states are aggressively going after health care and our bodily autonomy in a way that really is, i think most americans across the country feels quite inappropriate. and y

it would also keep them from paying fines , skinner's office said. other states have proposed or passed similar bills. this comes in the wake of the attorneys general of 20 states, warning pharmacy companies, they could face legal consequences if they distribute those pills in their states. still to come getting more women interested in construction. today's women's history month event from habitat for humanity . california reservoirs are least releasing water the concerns from officials as they prepare for more rainfall. add a burial weather one more day with our break from the rainfall. it looks like we're talking about some more rain showers and your sunday forecast and multiple rain louds nex in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, rel

you beat dennis skinner.o you about growing up because you grew up in a household where you were subject to witness to domestic abuse. can you tell me about that? yeah, i. i mean, i had a brilliant mum. she was my best friend. she was amazing. she was sort of five foot two and scottish and had a very fiery temper. the sort of temper . but temper. the sort of temper. but a virgin innately. my mum sort of married another guy when i was sort of around seven and something like that. and he was not a great guy. he was someone who i think he really resented mine and my mum's close relationship. i think he really resented me sort of looking back. but there were a lot of things at the time felt normal, but actually they really weren't. so he used to sort of take me for drives, which my mum thought was a nice thing. you know, sort of father son bonding time kind of thing, but actually he'd just hit me in the car and you know, there were similar things throughout. i used to sort of spy on me in the house and stuff. it

you beat dennis skinner.o you about growing up because you grew up in a household where you were subject to witness to domestic abuse. can you tell me about that? yeah, i. i mean, i had a brilliant mum. she was my best friend. she was amazing. she was sort of five foot two and scottish and had a very fiery temper. the sort of temper . but temper. the sort of temper. but a virgin innately. my mum sort of married another guy when i was sort of around seven and something like that. and he was not a great guy. he was someone who i think he really resented mine and my mum's close relationship. i think he really resented me sort of looking back. but there were a lot of things at the time felt normal, but actually they really weren't. so he used to sort of take me for drives, which my mum thought was a nice thing. you know, sort of father son bonding time kind of thing, but actually he'd just hit me in the car and you know, there were similar things throughout. i used to sort of spy on me in the house and stuff. it

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it did, in the '70s, i growing up, and i tell this story often, it wasn't scargill, skinner, tony bennhed and just a few miles away, chesterfield town hall, sometime on a friday night, i would go and watch tony benn speak, i can remember going to one event it was tony benn, scargill and skinner, all on the same bill. and as a 16—year—old, listening to those three people speak, you come out of that building feeling 20 foot tall. it doesn't matter what they've said, it's just the delivery, they were absolutely superb. but it's just the delivery, they were absolutely superb.— it's just the delivery, they were absolutely superb. but it must have mattered what _ absolutely superb. but it must have mattered what they _ absolutely superb. but it must have mattered what they said, _ absolutely superb. but it must have mattered what they said, to - absolutely superb. but it must have mattered what they said, to a - mattered what they said, to a certain extent, what was it that appealed then, was it a sense that they were fighting for your class, was it the community, was itjust, at that stage,

he hopes to take the seat currently held by nancy skinner, who will be termed out next year called says that skinner has long been an advocate for the environment and that he, too. >> can be a longtime leader on environmental issues. as an oakland council member called says that he has written legislation that requires all new buildings be electric and he led the effort to ban the handling and storage of coal in oakland. >> former san francisco supervisor thomas shea has died at the age of 91. she served as a city supervisor from 1986 to 1997. he was san francisco's first chinese american elected in citywide elections. his family says she died peacefully yesterday at ucsf hospital. show you a live look at the bay bridge tonight from our camera along the embarcadero in might notice or something different. the bridge is no longer twinkling with those lights on the cables ii led lights on the bay bridge were turned off last night after 10 years that they first lit up there, the nonprofit in charge of the installation says the lights need repairs. but the cost for the upgrades are expected

access to reproductive health care state senator and chair of the legislative women's caucus, nancy skinner, state leaders and advocates say that they want california to remain a safe haven for abortion, improved access to contraception and pregnancy care. the bill package includes legislation that protects medical records and information. this all comes in response to the u.s. supreme court's decision last year to overturn roe versus wade. >> developing news tonight, we're learning new information in the disappearance of 3 american women in mexico, 2 sisters and their friend drove from texas to mexico to sell clothes at a flea market. that happened almost 3 weeks ago. and then they just suddenly vanishes. and the husband of one of those women lost contact and then call police. the fbi is now involved with the investigation. this and other incidents parking travel warnings to parts of mexico during. >> spring break. our reporter kohr jorge rather ventura spoke with the police in texas and has the latest. >> missing in mexico, it's been nearly 3 weeks since monday to press rios marina pres r

the music world is remembering leonard skinner, co founder and guitarist gary rossington. the florida native was last surviving was the last surviving original member of the hall of fame band. his death was announced sunday, nearly two years after he underwent open heart surgery. no cause of death has been released. rossington played on such headsets, freebird and simple man he was 71. well. chris rock has not said much publicly about his face to fist on stage meeting with will smith at last year's oscars will this weekend it was the comedians turn to take his shots during a much anticipated live special on netflix, and he did not hold back. you know anybody that says words hurt. has never been punched in the face this morning. reaction is still coming into chris rock's must watch weekend show, breaking his silence. nearly a year after will smith slapped him at the oscars. wow muhammad ali in the movie. you think i auditioned for that part? muhammad ali play hooky and new jackson. people i didn't hurt. it's still hurts. but the comedian declaring he is not a victim, but i'

he hopes to take the seat currently held by nancy skinner who will be terming out next year. cobb says skinner has long been an advocate for the environment and he, too, can be a longtime leader on environmental issues as a council member cobb has ban the handling and storage of coal in oakland. >> also running for state congress, former boy meets a world star ben savage, savage. is running for a seat in district 30, which includes parts of southern california on his instagram. savage says he is a proud california in union member and longtime resident of the district. the seat is currently held by adam schiff, who many people say that he said, well, he's already announced he's going to be going for senator dianne feinstein's seat. >> developing news we're following tonight. facebook parent company meta is planning on cutting thousands of jobs as soon as this week. that's according to a new report from bloomberg news. the fresh round of layoffs comes just a few months after the company laid off more than 11,000 employees. kron 4 has reached out to meta. a spokesperson declined

nancy skinner recently introduced a bill that would find companies up to $250,000 if they use algorithms that lead to children buying fentanyl. it also aims to crackdown on ghost gun sales or any content that could lead to children harming themselves. >> a similar state magis measure failed last year. >>> interstate 80, look at this, it's back open but, conditions are still not ideal for driving up and down the mountain. you can see there is still so much snow. the mountains got more snow over the weekend with piles of snow along the roads. entire homes are covered with only the very tops visible. even if people can get out of their homes, they may not get too far because of unplowed roads. powell states tahoe is back open today. the total amount of snow just this season is that 48 feet. in amador county snow days are piling up. one teacher said school has been closed since last wednesday. local responders are using 4 x 4's to do wellness checks in those areas to make sure people are okay. >>> look at this beautiful picture, with it a warm storm coming to northern california prompting co

kiron skinner joins us, professor at pepper kind university. -- pepperdine university.e meaningful and a much-needed move to to the actually designate the cartels as terrorist organizations? could that cut them off? could that hobble them and hurt them realistically? >> those very questions are being considered in a joint resolution of congress right now that seeks to give that authority to the state department. it's something the state department needs to strongly consider having the designation of a terrorist organization. it would give additional authorities to the federal government in dealing with the cartels. that combined with the idea from the joint resolution about empowering the president to use the u.s. military to address the cartels inside of mexico. these activities -- the designation on the terrorist side, the military activities -- really come to the unique point that we've been trying to get to for a long time, and there's a growing bipartisan consensus. the cartels need to be redefined as a national security threat, not just a law enforcement problem f

cobb says skinner has long been an advocate for the environment and that he, too, is a longtime leaderental issues. as a council member called is written legislation that requires all new buildings be electric and he led the effort to ban the handling and storage of coal in oakland. >> former san francisco supervisor thomas shea has died at the age of 91 chase served as a city supervisor from 1986. in 1997. he was san francisco's first chinese american elected in citywide elections. his family says he that peacefully yesterday at ucsf hospital, california is ending its masking requirements associated with the covid-19 pandemic starting april 3rd masks will no longer be required in indoor, high-risk and health care settings. >> that includes health care, long-term care and correctional facilities. masks will also no longer be required inside homeless centers, emergency centers and warming or cooling locations despite the change wearing a mask in high-risk indoor settings will still be recommended. also on april 3rd, the state will no longer require health care workers to be vaccinated a

, who's going to turn hat skinner has long been an advocate for the environment and he too, can be ae leader on environmental issues. as a council member called as written legislation that requires all new buildings to be electric. and he led the effort to ban the handling and storage of coal in oakland. >> proposed ordinance would set restrictions on boats used for homes and anchored in the oakland estuary. the city of oakland has received numerous complaints about vessels and their impact on the estuary. some saying these boats are these boats are releasing raw sewage and pose a risk to marina residents who legally anchor at doc's if they break free during a storm, it could also lead to a costly enforcement against the city of oakland by the bay conservation and development commission. the ordinance would focus on vessels that are deemed unseaworthy and or are used as primary homes. the proposed new since vessel ordinance would provide the needed authority now and would avoid enforcement from the bc, d c. >> it's 5.20, right now. and in national news, the white house says that they

he said that he wants to continue skinner's focus on the environment, among other issues. former warden at the federal women's prison in dublin is headed to prison for sexually abusing inmates. garcia was sentenced to more than five years behind bars as ktvu s evan sernoffsky tells us now that was much less than prosecutors and his victims were hoping for. any remorse, sir. any remorse at all? garcia dodging our questions outside court in oakland before learning his fate in the sex abuse case that has rocked the federal prison in dublin inside court, the judge sentenced the disgraced warden to five years, 10 months in prison. it's ridiculous the little time that he got from multiple victims. garcia was convicted in december on eight counts of sexually abusing women at the prison. he retired in 2021 after being placed on leave after initially taking the witness stand at trial, where he denied the allegations and even blamed the victims. garcia on wednesday finally accepted responsibility for his crimes. he pleaded for a lenient sentence, saying he had a young son with speci

. >> state senator and chair of the legislative women's caucus, nancy skinner, state leaders and advocates all said that they want california to remain a safe haven for abortion, improved access to contraception and pregnancy care. the package also includes legislation that protects medical records and information. this all comes in response to the u.s. supreme court's decision last year to overturn roe v wade. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is 2000. 23 and we are still seeing that we're protecting women's rights. let that sit for a second. i have 2 daughters. i don't want to be seeing that anymore because that shouldn't be a thing that we have to continue to protect women's rights. >> today's announcement also comes days after governor newsom said that california will not renew its multi-million dollar contract with walgreens. that was after the pharmacy chain announced nhat it would not dispense abortion medication and the number of states where abortion is not legal. >> it is that time of year again, it's almost spring and in the bay area. that means it's coyote pupping season. as a result

it would also keep them from paying fines , skinner's office said. other states have proposed or passed similar bills. this comes in the wake of the attorneys general of 20 states, warning pharmacy companies, they could face legal consequences if they distribute the pills in their states. nearly a dozen people in san francisco have been forced from their homes because of a fire. your department, responding to an early morning call of a three story home on fire. this was between the nob hill and chinatown neighborhoods near powell and play streets. firefighters put out those flames in less than two hours. one person was taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay, officials say the red cross is helping 11 people who were despatie displaced. the cause of the fire is under investigation. north texas is cleaning up after a severe storm there brought golf ball sized hail and gusty winds through that area and another round of rain. coming our way is expected to impact our own cleanup efforts. foxes, christina coleman reports. cleanup efforts are un

cole says that skinner's been a longtime advocate for the environment. he too, can be a longtime leader on environmental issues. as a council member columns written legislation requiring all the buildings to be electric and he led the effort to ban the handling and storage of coal in oakland. >> happening today, the oakland city council will consider a proposal to clamp down on people illegally living in their boats in the estuary. the city has received numerous complaints about these vessels releasing raw sewage into the water. some of these boats are also abandoned or derelict and can break free during storms slamming into other boats, the bay conservation and development commission is threatening to find the city up to $6,000 a day. if it doesn't do something about the problem. so the proposal the city is evaluating is called the nuisance vessel ordinance if passed, would allow boats to anchor or more in the astoria for no more than 12 hours at a time. and it would also give police the power to remove any boats that are abandoned or illegally occupied

skinner's office said. other states have proposed or passed similar bills. it comes in the wake of the attorney general of 20 states, warning pharmacy companies, they could face legal consequences if they distribute the pills in their state. states. a court ruling earlier this week has revived a legal challenge over a california law and state appeals court upheld proposition 22, which classifies gig workers for uber lyft, doordash and other delivery services as independent contractors, not employees because of that ruling, reuters reports, a federal court found that uber can sue over the law. it went into effect in january of 2020, and it requires companies to reclassify many contract workers as employees giving the minimum wage. and benefits and sparked prop 22. uber claims the law is unconstitutional. the catholic diocese of oakland warns it may go bankrupt because of hundreds of sexual abuse. lawsuits with the move could mean for about victims and the church and have you been getting enough sleep? how technology could actually help you get some better res

. >> reporter: it is for that reason, state senator nancy skinner and state assemblymanner introduced a bill justice for survivors act. >> what we are seeing is t does not matter what age you are when you decide to confront your abuse as a child. you have the right to get to have that, to have your day in court around that. >> the bill would eliminate the statute of limitations on child sex abuse cases. allowing survivors of all ages to sue. including mike. >> statue of limitation should be just waived. i don't think statue of limitations would be appropriate in this case. because, it is such deep, human damage. people have been really hurt. >> mike told me even if the bill does pass he is not sure if he would actually sue but he says he wants to have that power to decide for himself. >> i think that all of the people that were abused by those folks should have a right to sue them. yes. >> while he waits for that right, mike told me that he plans to continue to go to his support group. he says he is happy to finally be on a journey towards healing. it is just the beginning. >>> a big

the assembly send that legislation to his desk monday afternoon state senator nancy skinner of berkeleyauthor of that bill. she says if passed, it's going to protect californians from the skyrocketing prices. >> when prices go higher, $2.60 higher in california than anywhere else. what's the reason? and if it's because there's any manipulation versus just natural supply issues, then we have the right to hold those oil companies accountable. >> part of the bill, the senate will create an independent oil watchdog vision with subpoena power and allow the california energy commission to decide whether or not to impose financial penalties on oil companies, the into the price gouging or making excessive profit. the governor expected to sign that bill sometime this week. for your healthy contra costa county health department still requires workers skilled nursing facilities to wear mask. even though the state is lifting that mask requirement next week, county health order will take effect on april. 3rd at about 30 skilled facilities also called nursing homes. this is not apply for the patients

in the meantime, california state senator nancy skinner introduced a bill that could find social media companies over the fentanyl epidemic. fines could reach up to $250,000 if they use algorithms that could lead to children buying the drugs. the bill also aims to crack down on ghost gun sales or any conduct considered harmful to children. a similar state measure failed in the legislature last year. >>> a live look from the state capital, where governor newsom will not deliver a state of the state address this year. instead, he is planning a statewide tour later this month. newsom's office said it will allow the governor to highlight his policy goals in a less formal setting. >> a small group of protesters gathered outside of peter the conference come in demanding governor newsom take action against pg&e. reclaim our power is a coalition of environmental justice advocacy they want pg&e to be held responsible for a number of deadly wildfires in the past several years. the activists said they want the state to ditch private utility companies altogether. >> these are the same regulators w

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skinner? with hope. ah, that, ah, lady will be punished by a, by the court if anybody i pro promotes campaigns to take the life of the unborn, we need to provide proper sanctions in the criminal law. meanwhile, back at the trial, she witnesses failed to appear, and the judge rescheduled the hearing. i'm her disappoint 3rd and there. and i have to find a car is outside the court activity pulled out what they see is order. yours is mission ah, a sustained attack on women's right to abortion. and just in a pledge to keep supporting women who lead hercules help anybody leave it or no matter what their circumstances are. but order yours is battle to enforce peyton's law, which alien as terminations, in cases of rape incest, or when a woman's life is in danger, has now extended to ukrainian refugees ala from their website. they say they sent letters to hundreds of prudish hospitals to find out if they were providing abortions to refugees from ukraine. the letter asked if the doctors were taking quite legal ste

lawmakers are calling on the state to remain a safe haven for abortion and a state senator nancy skinner of berkeley, let the california women's caucus to announce 17 bills, the aim to expand access to reproductive health care in the state. the legislative package comes in response to the u.s. supreme court's decision last year to overturn roe v wade east bay assembly member mia bonta also spoke at that event that introduced bill 7.93. it would provide privacy protections. digital data related to patients to access abortion services in california right now, law enforcement can get that info without a warrant. >> they can compel companies in california to search records and revealed the identities of all people who are looking at a particular keyword search like medical abortion or health care or ivf or anything related, quite frankly, to our reproductive care and where we drive down the street in front of the prenatal clinic in front of a rally, perhaps talking about reproductive justice. >> an announcement also comes days after governor newsom said california will not renew. it's a mult

senator nancy skinner says that's the goal of the bill, a bill she author when prices go higher. >> $2.60 higher in california than anywhere else. >> what's the reason? and if it's because there's any manipulation versus just natural supply issues, then we have the right to hold those oil companies >> but during the assembly debate, republicans argued the bill was rushed and ultimately will lead to higher prices. this is a job killing. >> gas tax. a t a x. >> there is no evidence that this idea works. we need to ensure that all these people who voted for this policy today are held accountable for the lack of transparency. >> and for the detrimental impact is going to have to all consumers in california. when are prices go up yet again? and the governor is expected to sign the bill sometime this week reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, police in san jose are saying lives were saved after officers shot and killed a man who was holding a family hostage with a machete. we'll have the latest on the investigation. plus, a part of twitter's of source code leaked o

sunday's defeat by ireland.richie gray drops out after being withdrawn early at murrayfield, with sam skinneron saturday. lupe will win his 100th cap on saturda . . . , . lupe will win his 100th cap on saturda . . , . , saturday. the coach has made six chances saturday. the coach has made six changes from _ saturday. the coach has made six changes from the _ saturday. the coach has made six changes from the team _ saturday. the coach has made six changes from the team that - saturday. the coach has made six changes from the team that beat| changes from the team that beat italy as he reverts to experiences, and aaron wainwright will replace jack moore. and former south africa captain dane van niekerk says its with great sadness that she's announced her retirement from international cricket she played 194 times for south africa and was the first bowler to take 100 odi wickets for the women's team. she was left out of the squad for the women's t20 world cup last month after failing to meet the minimm criteria forfitness after an ankle injury — a decision which she said left her feeling "absolute

sunday's defeat by ireland.richie gray drops out after being withdrawn early at murrayfield, with sam skinnerfaletau will win his hundredth wales cap against france in paris on saturday. head coach warren gatland has made six changes from the team that beat italy as he reverts to experience.he's recalled fly—half dan biggar, centres george north and nick tompkins, lock alun wynjones, full back louis rees—zammit while aaron wainwright replaces jac morgan. and former south africa captain dane van niekerk says its with great sadness that she's announced her retirement from international cricket she played 194 times for south africa and was the first bowler to take 100 odi wickets for the women's team. she was left out of the squad for the women's t20 world cup last month after failing to meet the minimm criteria forfitness after an ankle injury — a decision which she said left her feeling "absolutely broken". and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hours strai

leonard skinner is last surviving original member was 71. nearly a year later.lings about the slap that was heard around the entertainment world. the comedian airing his thoughts during a netflix special this weekend, which has a lot of people talking. you know anybody that says words hurt. has never been punched in the face this morning. reaction is still coming into chris rock's must watch weekend show, breaking his silence. nearly a year after will smith slapped him at the oscars. wow muhammad ali! i played hooky in new jack city. people like didn't hurt. it still hurts. but the comedian declaring he is not a victim, but i'm not a victim took that hit like pacquiao and pulling no punches as he laid into smith and the tabloid fodder surrounding the marriag of will ith and his wife, jadainkett smith. everybody in him and cheating nof us have ever been interviewed by the person that cheated on on television. she heard him way more than he hurt me. okay suggesting smith slappinm for joking about jada's hair loss. the result of alopecia was actually misplaced. ang

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. >> reporter: it is for that reason state senator nancy skinner and state assembly member don attis introduced the justice for survivors act. >> what we are seeing is it doesn't matter what age you are when you decide to confront your abuse as a child, you have the right to have that, to have your day in court around that. >> reporter: the bill would eliminate statute of limitations on child sex abusive i will cases allowing survivors of all ages to sue, including mike. >> statute of limitations should be just waved. i don't think statute of limitations would be appropriate in this case because it's such deep human damage. people have been really hurt. >> reporter: mike told me even if the bill does pass, he is not sure if he would actually sue but he says he wants to have that power to decide for himself. >> i think all the people that were abused by those folks should have the right to sue them, yes. >> reporter: while he waits for the right mike plans to continue going to the support group. he is happy to be on the journey towards healing but it is just the beginning. >>> this me

. >>> california state senator nancy skinner introduced a bill that can fine social media companies over fentanyl epidemic. fines reach up to $250,000 if they use algorithms that can lead to children buying the drug. the bill aims to crackdown on ghost gun sales or content considered harmful to children. a similar state measure failed in legislature last year. >>> faa is launching review overseeries of scary incidents on planes. the latest, a passenger on united airlines flight from los angeles to boston. the man tried to stab a flight attendant with handle of a broken spoon. he also tried to open exit door mid flight. thankfully passengers got involved and held the man until police arrived. >> he is just laying there with six able bodies on top of him. >> there are a number of events that have raised attention. >> other incidents include birds hitting a southwest flight causing engine to catch fire and fill the cabin with smoke. a rare passenger death due to severe turbulence over new england. >>> it's time for a check on our weather. >> start drawing your attention to friday. it will b

. >> to reproductive healthcare, state senator and chair of the legislative women's caucus, nancy skinner, along with state leaders and advocates say they want california remain a safe haven for abortion, as well as improved access to contraception and pregnancy care. the bill package includes legislation that protects medical records and information. this all comes in response to the u.s. supreme court's decision last year to overturn roe v wade. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is 2000. 23 and we are still seeing that we're protecting women's rights. let that sit for a second. i have 2 daughters. i don't want to be seeing that anymore because that shouldn't be a thing that we have to continue to protect women's rights. >> today's announcement also comes days after governor gavin newsom said the state will not renew its multimillion dollar contract with walgreens. after that company announced it would not dispense medication medication, abortion in multiple states where abortion is legal. >> all right. whether time now we are getting a live look at san francisco bird's-eye view. they're alway

the assembly said the legislation to his desk this afternoon state senator nancy skinner of berkeley authored the bill. she says if passed, it will help protect californians from skyrocketing prices. >> when prices go higher, $2.60 higher in california than anywhere else. what's the reason? and if it's because there's any manipulation versus just natural supply issues, then we have the right to hold those oil companies accountable. >> per the bill the state would create an independent oil watchdog division with subpoena power and it would allow the california energy commission to determine whether to impose financial penalties on oil companies deemed to be price gouging, or earning excessive profit margins. the governor is expected to sign the bill sometime this week. and take a look at this and say one of the craziest crashes we've seen caught on camera. this is in l a look at the pickup truck there on the right loses a tire and boom. the driver of a black kia soul was just traveling down. one 18 freeway last week when the and then look the track that tire comes back and hits the ki