Do you feel like as a homeless person, you have basic human rights . No. No. Been treated like dogs. How one bay area law may, plans to end discrimination against the homeless. Whats behind the homeless bill of rights. After it was ruptured by a construction crew, now new concerns they are building too close to a pipeline. And you see them all over bay area freeways. Brightly lit flashing billboards. The results of a new study that says they are dangerous for drivers. And good evening, im ann notarangelo. Protecting the civil rights of homeless people. Thats the idea from a state Assembly Member but not everyone is on board with the idea. Some of the more controversial provisions of the bill have been toned down already. Cbs 5 reporter Elissa Harrington has details of the socalled homeless bill of lights. Reporter the homeless bill of rights would be all about freedom from discrimination. Do you feel like as a homeless person, you have basic human rights . No. No. Been treated like dog
Youre watching cbs5 Eyewitness News this morning. Stocking up and sending a message, thousands flock to a so cal gun show plus the new bay area push to curb gun violence. We are starting out with a fairly wet forecast for the bay area, especially in the southeast bay. The entire forecast in just a few minutes. They are in fact items that need to be appropriately addressed for purposes of keeping the economy going. And youre Political Insiders sound off on the fiscal cliff addons. The big money winners that went to the jackpot after Congress Finally reached a deal. Its 8 30, sunday, january 6th. Thanks for joining us. Im anne makovec. And im bill. Everything from the fiscal cliff to Global Warming to a solution. The heat we are going to be talking with a lawmaker from berkeley, she is talking about introducing a bill that would limit the amount of ammunition you can buy. Of course thats controversial in its own right. We will have our discussion with her. But first a state lawmaker from
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