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Compromise Struck on Tax Measures, Signature-Gathering Race Begins

You can almost hear sighs of relief today from California Democrats after Governor Jerry Brown struck a deal with liberal activists on a ballot measure to raise taxes. Now, the proposal needs signatures to get on November's ballot. Reporter: John Myers


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Facing Heat From Feds, Landmark Berkeley Pot Club to Close

Since last fall, hundreds of medical marijuana operators have gone out of business amid a statewide crackdown by federal prosecutors. In many cases the feds haven't gone after operators themselves, but their landlords. Now, one of California's biggest medical marijuana establishments -- embraced by local officials as a model business that donates to the poor and pays millions in taxes -- has become the feds' latest target. Reporter: Michael Montgomery


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