noon. another case involving sheriff joe arpaio in court today in downtown phoenix. this one is aimed at shutting down his immigration race. we have more from the courthouse. reporter: trying to put a stop to sheriff joe arpaio s workplace rain and county atty. bill montgomery prosecution of those cases that is what plaintiffs in this lawsuit clinton versus arpaio will be asking federal jud campbell to do today. some 80 of those raised over the years have been unconstitutional and have broke apart countless families. the plaintiffs will argue and today they will ask the judge to stop all of that permanently. spirit once again joe arpaio is in court spending taxpayer money to defend his unjust, unconstitutional policies. accepting his wrong, he is stepping up and fighting. reporter: lawyers will argue that joe arpaio has the constitutional right to carry out these rates. we will tell you how it plays out. i m mike watt case cbs 5 news. what are the odds he could end up
we explore the governor s plan to refill on fees driven by your pocketbook. finally: male: get the [bleep] out. sam: a viral beating, and now a legal u-turn as an uber rider beats up his driver, then sues him for filming without permission. cracking california s two-party consent law could be the key to this bizarre case. we ask the experts and get to the truth in tonight s reality check. sam: and a good evening. thank you very much for joining us for this special edition of reality check. i m sam brock. tonight, for the next 30 minutes, we dive into the stories dominating news headlines and fact check the claims concerning your neighborhoods and everyday lives. we ll rely on hard data and expert analysis to separate the truth from the bunk. and what better place to start than in san francisco with housing? or for many city goers, a loss of their housing. rising rents and low supply have made conditions tough to begin with, but a rash of evictions has some residents claim
sam: and a good evening. thank you very much for joining us for this special edition of reality check. i m sam brock. tonight, for the next 30 minutes, we dive into the stories dominating news headlines and fact check the claims concerning your neighborhoods and everyday lives. we ll rely on hard data and expert analysis to separate the truth from the bunk. and what better place to start than in san francisco with housing? or for many city goers, a loss of their housing. rising rents and low supply have made conditions tough to begin with, but a rash of evictions has some residents claiming that long-standing state law is being used as a vehicle to kick them out. it s called the ellis act. we look at whether the efforts to amend that law will actually work. theresa flandrich: and his family s been here since 1966. sam: it s just one city block. theresa: i ve always called it a village. sam: but for theresa flandrich, who s lived here for decades, this little strip in north
Authorities Monday publicly identified a man who was fatally stabbed over the weekend during a fight with another man at a Redwood Village gas station.