This is CBS I On The World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Jeff Bliss is specific watch.

I go immediately to a report from the National View Online about Sacramento, the capital

of California.

A Sacramento judge writes an arrow wrote an appeal to Mayor Daryl Steinberg asking police

to do something about the display of homeless vulgarity before the courthouse.

Daily, Judge Michael Bowman said in a letter that the growing number of homeless people in

downtown Sacramento impedes justice.

The quote, when coming to court as a trial itself for victims, witnesses or even jurors,

access to justice is threatened.

Jeff, a very good evening to you.

The homeless story is growing in California with the numbers.

We start in Sacramento because it's the state capital where the legislature has the power,

the super majority with the governor has the power to address this.

One of the ways I've seen in news reporting is local ordinances against camping.

Will that work in Sacramento?

What's holding them back?

Good evening, Jeff.

Good evening, John.

Will that work in Sacramento?

That's probably a $64,000 question there or $64 million question considering the homeless

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