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And a quick note, and we'll have more on this in the 3 o'clock hour,

but our big story from yesterday, the Public Safety Committee in the State o'clock hour. But our big story from yesterday, the public safety committee

in the State Assembly killed a bill, which would make the sex trafficking of minors a strike.

That's important because it adds significant prison time. Right now, they can get out because

a good time served and all that crap in just a few years for trafficking people and ugly sexual encounters, young children.

Anyway, the Public Safety Committee killed it, but the update is, and Bill's main sponsor is State Senator Shannon Grove from Bakersfield.

It may have new life, and Newsom got got involved and they may go to a work around the

Assembly Public Safety Committee, get it voted on the full assembly floor. It already passed

the State Senate. I'll be talking to Assembly member Tom Lackey in one hour. He is a yes vote on

the Public Safety Committee, but he can tell us exactly all it went down yesterday in Sacramento.

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