passed. reporter: the senate passed the bill in a historic vote along party lines. what a disgrace. that s what this bill is. reporter: the house also passed the bill. but democrats say three provisions in the plan violated senate rules. those provisions taken out, which means the house must revote on the plan. gop leaders are not expecting any problems. today we are giving the people of this country their money back. reporter: the bill met with applause and protest. president trump close to his first major legislative win. the white house insists the billionaire president won t benefit personally from the tax plan. the president will likely take a big hit. but on the business side he could benefit. but primarily and priority number one is middle-class americans. reporter: the plan permanently slashes the corporate rate from 35% to 21%. a new study shows americans making $75,000 or less will see their taxes go up within a decade. wealthy americans will continue
joining us i m pam moore. (steve) and i m steve aveson. c-h-p is extending its maximum enforcement period following those collisions. kron-4 s dan kerman joins us live in the newsroom.with what s being done on the roads to curb d-u-i crashes. (dan flash)the chp is pulling command staff from behind their desks and putting every available officer on the road to look for drunk and drugged drivers. it was on december 24 when chp officer andrew camilleri was killed and his partner officer jonathan velasquez was injured when their patrol car was hit by a suspected dui driver on the winton avenue onramp to southbound 880 in hayward. but this was just the beginning sot officer vu williams/chp 16-25we ve seen a concerning rise in the number of collision where our officers have been severely injured or killedon january 15 officer martin lendway suffered two broken legs when a suspected dui driver crashed into a vehicle lendway was assisting along highway 4 and port chicago highway and
trains. reporter: bart says this increased presence will last indefinitely. nonetheless, the bart police reiterated the fare department is too small to be everywhere at once so passengers are the key. things are out of the ordinary that shouldn t be there, report it. that s something we rely on. you know, go with your gut feeling. if you see something that looks out of place, say something. better to be safe than sorry. we have the train operator, station agent and bart watch app. reporter: washington, dc based security expert joshua filler one of the first people in the department of homeland security says there are defense the riders are not aware of. there are certain detection abilities in place designed to create layers of security that you don t see but there s still an inherent vulnerability to mass transit that it is inescapable if it s going to function as set up to do. reporter: every year there s about a half billion airline passengers. transit riders, 5.
bans of force fed ducks. the team broke a series of undercover reports that led to the laws. yes, dan with back with this story. our reports led to the ban, some restaurants fight back and continue to serve fork raw. today this major ruling. restaurants around the state has been selling the delicacy despite the 2004 law banning it. the delicacy reduced in over turning the ban but today the u.s. supreme court upheld the law. everyone was excited. this is a cruel practice and based on this decision today it is also illegal. the team first reported in 2003 the activist raided a flaw grau farm and taking this undercover video. we didn t know as we walked in we were going to encounter sick birds, dead birds, birds with opening festering wound and each one would be looking at us, essentially begging to get out. they recorded the at least two times a way a wokker grabs a du duck. during two days of force feeding the duck s liver expand up two to times its size.
essentially begging to get out. they recorded the at least two times a way a wokker du duck. during two days of force feeding the duck s liver expand up to times its size. at what point does it become abuse? at the point where they can no longer represent a healthy product. what was disturbing to both sides in this controversy, pictures of duck too weak or overweight to defend themselves against rats at the ranch. the rats were eating ducks alive. a healthy duck wouldn t let that happen. they would be able to get away. after i showed the it reports to senator john burt ton he sponsored the ban and after it became law, some restaurants refused to stop selling it. a california fledge to continue the fight, while zero began extremist may be celebrating the ruling devies the constitution. if california gets away with this, what s next, by tby t until that process plays out, duck can still be sold legally. we ll keep track of what happened and report back to you.