it is significant that we've gotten a lot of calls from massachusetts this morning, because massachusetts has already tried this experiment. it has resulted in higher premiums, the opposite of what residents were promised. it has also resulted, as the caller says, in longer waits to see a doctor. the longest wait to see a general practitioner or specialist, and those waits have doubled. they have doubled at a time when waits in the rest of the country or shrinking. -- were shrinking. if you have coverage and you cannot get to the doctor to use the coverage, it does not mean very much. there is concern that that will happen with the federal health- re law. one of the reasons it ll be harder is that 30 million more people will of health insurance -- will he health insurance and this law and half of them will get it through the medicaid program. enrollees have on our time finding a doctor who take them a have a hard time finding doctor who will takthem to the was a tragic story in maryland a boy who died because the mother could not see the doctor through medicare. it is lives we' talking ab

>> on "newsmakers," massachusetts congressman edward markey, chairman of the subcommittee on energy and environment and the select committee on energy independence, discusses the gulf oil spill, its impact on u.s. energy policy and other issues. that is sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. >> one thing i regrett life in washington is that every major figure from the president on down is merely reading from something someone else has produced. >> he produced speeches for simon vance, wrote about presidents, and as a literary editor. he will share some insights sunday night on "q&a." >> this week on "the communicators," interviews from the gov 2.0 summit held at the

let me answer you about massachusetts. i'll tell you. the largest single institution in adoption in massachusetts history has been the catholic church, catholic charities. they are now out of it. they have been kicked out because prefer a married man and a woman to be an adoptive couple to two men or two women. so i ask the women a question. do you believe that there is any difference in having a father or not having a father or having a mother and not having a mother? is it identical to you, two mothers, as a mother and a father or two men and a mother and a father? is it identical? you have to say it is or you agree with me. >> i'm happy to answer that. >> hold it. >> they are out of the adoption business. >> most kids end up in foster care because some straight couple somewhere screwed up, dennis. >> it doesn't answer my question. there are straight couples that are beautiful. there are straight couples that are ugly. i want an answer to my question. is catholic charities, kicked out of massachusetts in the adoption industry because t

let me answer you about massachusetts. you asked what's happened. i'll tell you what happens happened. the largest single institution in adoption in massachusetts history has been the catholic church, catholic charities. they are now out of it. they have been kicked out because they prefer a married man and a woman to be an adoptive couple to two men or two women. i ask the women a question. do you believe that there is any difference in having a father, or having a mother or not having a mother? is it identical, two mothers to a mother and a father? is it identical? >> most kids -- >> i'm happy to answer that. >> answer my question. they are out of the adoption business. >> most kids end up in foster care because some straight couple screwed up somewhere, dennis. >> it doesn't answer my question. >> i'll answer the question. i'm happy to answer the question. >> i want an answer to my question. catholic charities is kicked out of massachusetts in the adoption industry because they prefer a man and a woman as parents. do the two women -- >> the call

if we're seeing now what we were seeing in massachusetts 20 years ago, every fishing boat in massachusetts out there trying to shoot and harpoon these great whites. we're not seeing that this year, which is a good thing. >> it is a good thing. i've been diving with sharks myself. i know andy has as well. sharks are beautiful, graceful. i talk to so many people who have been on shark dives and they're afraid of getting in the water. when they do and get under water, they see how graceful, beautiful they are and how majestic, not these mindless, man-eating monsteres. >> they are beautiful from afar. coming up, what to do if you are attacked by a shark. when you pursue an mba at devry university's... keller graduate school of management, you'll have a professor with you every step of the way. whether you take classes on campus, online, or both, you get the same attention, the same curriculum, and the same quality. 85 locations nationwide and online. discover how to grow the business of you... at keller.edu. >>> welcome back. wyclef jean will be here thursday, an exclusive, his first since mak

. >>> to >>> tonight in the waters off cape cod, massachusetts, cape cod, cape cod, massachusetts, cape cod, scientists are tracking and tagging great white sharks. in fact, m.ok at this map from "the of we took note of today, just one of the beaches closed off chatham. those triangles are the sharks they've seen. here's jeremy hubbard. laterporter: a thrill for beachgoers. just yesterday an ominous dark fin protruding from the water. moments later this shark swam onto the jersey shore. turns out it was just a harmless ng species have beher more menacing species have been causing a real scare along the northeast coast this summer leading to beach evacuations. at least one shark bite victim and on cape cod this weekend, a warning to stay off one beach. nearly a dozen great whites have spotted ind in recent days lurking offshore. goingre going to trek out ere, see whatat we can see. >> the beach here is so beautiful. loveven if we can't swim, we beach.o walk the beach. >> reporter: today shark experts converged on massachusetts on a daring great white hunt. here's how it works. n airplane

and, in fact, there was testimony in the trial from a harvard professor who said, you know, i live in massachusetts. we've had the longest experience of any state with same sex marriage and, in fact, it seems to have enhanced marriage because massachusetts has the lowest divorce rate in the nation. >> i'm sure we'll be talking with you later today on c 7 news at 5:00 and 6:00. thanks for standing by with you right now. >> my pleasure. >> continuing our coverage from city hall, officials are bracing for a flood of new marriage license applications. theresa? >> they sure are. i've bn inside speaking with city hall staff about the offices of t clerk as well as the recorde they have all their staff on standby. they're just waiting to get word whether the stay will be lifted. i spoke outside on the plaza with one couple who arrived at 4:30 this morning. theyay this is a moment they've been waiting five yes for. take a look at some of the lines inside the city hall. once it opened this morning, the lines moved fairly quickly at the cle's office. that's where you get your application. there were somcouple

>> we've done a great job at saving our seal populations in massachusetts. when you save the marine mammals which are food to great whites they're going to hone in on that and come back to feed. >> they're looking for seals and -- >> they are looking for seals. they're not looking for people. great whites don't feed on people. >> can't they tell, i have blond hair, bikini -- >> they can. that's why you haven't been bitten by a great white shark. >> because i don't go in water. i'm a sand girl. i want to talk to you, it was your tenth wedding anniversary. >> today is my wedding anniversary. august 3rd. >> thank you so much for being here. is she mad? we've been talking about infidelity and stuff. i hope you have a little bit of bling to bring home. >> she's fine. >> can you let us have a window into what happened with your incredible tragedy? >> back in 2001 we were celebrating our tenth year wedding anniversary. >> right. >> and it was a milestone. we decided to go to the bahamas to celebrate and basically i went in the water and from the corner of my eye i

and, in fact, there was testimony in the trial from a harvard professor who said, you know, i live in massachusetts. we've had the longest experience of any state with same sex marriage and, in fact, it seems to have enhanced marriage because massachusetts has the lowest divorce rate in the nation. >> i'm sure we'll be talking with you later today on abc 7 news at 5:00 and 6:00. thanks for standing by with you right now. >> my pleasure. >> continuing our coverage from city hall, officials are bracing for a flood of new marriage license applications. theresa? >> they sure are. i've been inside speaking with city hall staff about the offices of the clerk as well as the recorder. they have all their staff on standby. they're just waiting to get word whether the stay will be lifted. i spoke outside on the plaza with one couple who arrived at 4:30 this morning. they say this is a moment they've been waiting five years for. take a look at some of the lines inside the city hall. once it opened this morning, the lines moved fairly quickly at the clerk's office. that's where you get your application. there

massachusetts a judge recently struck down defensive marriage act which defines marriage as the union of one man and one woman under u.s. law. same sex marriage is currently legal in massachusetts, connecticut i iowa, northbound northbound and washington d.c. and arrange tina became the first south american country to legalize same marriage. here in san francisco the defendants have until midnight to file their appeal. the stay however could be lifted some time before midnight. we understand that motions for and against are being filed as we speak right now. and the judge could make a decision either this afternoon or perhaps just after 5:00 into the early evening. live in san francisco, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> and of course we'll be watching for any developments. thanks, craig. >>> while many hope to settle this issue quickly, legal experts are describing a very long process when they say how long the rest of this could take. they say it could take three months to file legal briefs with the ninth circuit court of appeals and another nine months before oral arguments begin. plus they

scott brown wins in massachusetts it's not like no backsys. none of what happened in 2006 matters as far as missouri, when you put the individual mandate referendum when there's a republican party of course you're going to have a more republican electorate. one of the reasons we don't have a direct democracy in this country is generally there are part office legislation that are popular and unpopular. the mandate is an unpopular part of the legislation system. you can't say, it's also an essential part. that's the only way you're going to lower health care cost. when you give people a chance to pick and choose the unpopular and the unpopular parts of legislation obviously, they're going toeks ice the ones they don't like regardless how they are to the system working. guest: first of all, somehow to say it's unique is something you hear about on the left. it's unique of conservatives being out of power saying that they want to take back america. i point out during the bush administration i attended an annual conference for liberal activists cal

and he was just in massachusetts. he is an extremely competent man who made a half million dollars in business and he knows what he is doing and he's good on the economy. on the other hand, sarah palin has enormous fire, energy, authenticity. >> romney is a mormon. >> it's going to be tough for him in the south. but huckabee is number one right now in iowa. based on the christians out there. >> he remains a mormon. >> he's a mormon. >> mormons exactly, you saw those polls saying muslims hold 58% didn't want a muslim for president. a high number said we wouldn't take a mormon either. >> and a medical condition in this country, you don't think it bleached out? >> it should bleach out, but it hasn't. >> the recent poll that showed obama being -- a lot of people think he is a muslim. that same poll talked about how now what the jews are considered to be the most trusted religion now. they moved up, muslims have moved down. it's the same kind of way african americans are more accepted now politically than immigrants and il

. >> 5 republicans voted for it kagan puts got out of a massachusetts, who introduced her -- but scott brown of massachusetts, who introduced did not. >> her career up to this point shows that she it uses the fax to advance her own beliefs. i fear that this trend will continue in an activist tenure on the supreme court. >> in medicaid and -- elena kagan is well qualified to serve on the bench. she represents mainstream views. >> lindsey graham was one of five republicans who voted for elena kagan. i near-party line vote like this one could spell future trouble. >> the thinking is that we are seeing more of a trend on these things, and there is a possibility of down the road of a filibuster. this was three or four votes above the threshold that you need to cut a filibuster. they're concerned, depending on who is in the presidency and the senate, that there could be a stalemate over supreme court nominations, similar to what we're seeing over district court of appeals court nominations. >> gordon, you are making it sound like that this is an issue of republicans. the history of this is c

---las uniones gay son legales en los estados de connecticut, iowa, maine, massachusetts, new hampshire y vermont... la mayoria de estos estados esta en el noreste del pais.---en otros 29 estados, los votantes han aprobado propuestas para prohibir las uniones entre personas del mismo sexo. ---mientras muchas personas recibieron con benepÁcito el fallo que declaro inconstitucional la proposicion 8, la iglesia catolica califico el dictamen de "inaceptable".---"pamela diaz" nos habla de esto. con un jubilo desbordande y musica a todo volumenla comunidad gay ---hace aproximadamente una hora termino el partido entre las aguilas del america y los merengues del real madrid en el estadio "candlestick". ---"edgardo quijano" siguio de cerca las jugadas y nos da un adelanto de Ómo se vivio la pasion del futbol esta noche... ed ---hace dos aÑos, la organizacÓn humanitaria "no Ás muertes" denuncÓ el maltrato de los inmigrantes indocumentados que son recluidos temporalmente en los centros de detencÓn de la patrulla fronteriza en arizona. ---y hoy, el grupo asegura que nada ha cambiado.---"adri

host: michelle is in massachusetts and is uninsured. caller: i came off of carper in march of this year. --guest: i have a lot of concers with the public option. if we allow people to choose from not just private health plans, but a government plastique, consumers will benefit -- but a government plan, consumers will benefit -- the problem with that is that government insurers will enjoy benefits that private insurers will not. host: our guest, michael cannon, is with the cato institute, and was previously a policy analyst under chairman larry craig. insured line, maryland. caller: good morning. how are you all this money? you mentioned the -- a loss for the insurer. they dump them on to the competitors. host: virginia, welcome. caller: callers tell their personal stories on the line. you talked a lot about numbers and economics and i think that is really important, but there is a component that has to do with people's health and the lives and their families. one of the ottoman a problems with the system is that it is -- one of the fund

prolongara una aceptacion finaln este pais, la relacion de matrimonio gay es aceptada en los estados de massachusetts, connecticut, iowa, vermonth, new hampshire y la capital federal washington. ademas de que nueva york reconoce los matrimonios oficiados en otros estadossi que solo es darle y tiempo al tiempo para que la controversia concluya y que cada quien se una con quien mejor le parezca ---muchas gracias daniel... nos vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mas noticias... ---se habla de legalizar las drogas en mexico... bueno...el presidente por lo menos acepta el debate... ya volvemos. volvemos. ---vamos a iniciar nuestro recorrido en la ciudad de mexico, en donde hay un candente debate y controversia por la sugerencia del presidente felipe calderon sobre la legalizacion de las drogas------raul torres tiene los >>>raúl: como un héroe, como si nacho coronel no hubiera sido uno de los capa tr capos del cartel de sinaloa cayó muerto el pasado jueves en un un enfrentamiento con militares. mientras lo despedían 25 personas fueron ejecutadas por el narcotráfico, en la agenda nacional apareció un te

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la uniÓn estadounidense de libertades civiles en massachusetts cuestionÓ el revisión de seguridad en los aeropuertos de boston en las vegas la administraciÓn de seguridad en otros porque permite que los efectos usen las palmas al de las manos y no los dorsos al catear a los pasajeros que no se quiero someter a las mÁquinas. 500 millones de huevos por un brote de salmonella que han enfermado mÁs de 1000 personas, es una de las marras de recogidas de huevos a la historia de ese paÍs. se dice que en ambas granjas encontraron el mismo tipo de bacterias. al regresar las inundaciones en pakistÁn provocan evacuaciÓn ambas ibas - masivas. centenares de bomberos luchan contra un incendio forestal que obligÓ a evacuar cinco poblados en turquÍa. imÁgenes al regreso. >> fueron obligados a trasladarse a tierra alta por las inundaciones. tormenta y 600.000 personas en campo de socorro, por la inundaciÓn del pasado mes. une de forestal se desatÓ la provincia turca forzando las autoridades a evacuar cinco poblados, 500 bomberos comenzaron a luchar contra las llamas, letra los helicÓptero

. >> i am a professor of criminal justice in massachusetts. we have a great momentum in massachusetts with the new law and we are excited. i would like to get college students into the high schools, public and private, to do some of this work because i think we have a unique momentum on the same car as drunken driving. that is the kind of momentum i want to say grid i don't want to see expensive programs or $4,000 to go to different kinds of trainees. i would like to see colleges going into high schools and k- 12. i don't know how i can help do that. i would love for you to speak to that. >> i love the idea of bringing college students into our high schools and elementary schools and the mentors and role models. that is the next-generation of potential teachers. it opens up a new world of opportunities. i would encourage you to pursue this. this really happens at local level. we need to start with 10 students and an increase a program like that. not every school welcomes this kind of culture it is about not getting frustrated. once you start h

and currently, iowa, connecticut, massachusetts, vermont and washington d.c.. and according to gay rights advocates, that each state has been difficult. it is the courts, and state legislators the earth athat are" the nationalists in right, it's the 19th was to put to vote? likely would still women would not have the right to vote. popular has been opposing same- sex marriages and most recently, the state of maine. and what was billed as a people's veto. in california, they passed just five months after the supreme court legalized. and 18,000 same-sex couples had already tight and not. and in san francisco, off vicki liviakis ♪ >> cooler temperatures, this afternoon. and inland, only in the upper 70's for the most part. antioch is the most warm spot with be a real wide. 69 degrees in san francisco, this is what we saw yesterday, cooler. similar tomorrow, o'clock spilling in, dense fog, drizzle close to the coastline that will continue until 7:00 p.m. and the fog will be slower to press back tomorrow and it will be pressing back by noon. so fog from 7:00 a.m.-

the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: thank you, madam speaker. i'd like to yield two minutes to my colleague on the rules committee, the gentlewoman from maine, ms. pingree. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from maine is recognized for two minutes. ms. pingree: thank you, madam speaker. thank you to my colleague for yielding. i rise today in support of the underlying rule and to the bill itself. madam speaker, the vote we will take today is a vote for preserving jobs in america and a vote against sending them overseas. it will be a vote of keeping jobs in our country by saving the jobs of over 140,000 teachers. 700 of them in my home state of maine. allowing for further cuts in teachers' jobs would be devastating, not only to our children but also to our local economies in maine and across the country. the loss of 700 jobs in my state means 700 fewer paychecks being spent at a local grocery or hardware store on the goods and services that support our local economy. local property taxpayers are already carr

prolongara una aceptacion finaln este pais, la relacion de matrimonio gay es aceptada en los estados de massachusetts, connecticut, iowa, vermonth, new hampshire y la capital federal washington. ademas de que nueva york reconoce los matrimonios oficiados en otros estadossi que solo es darle tiempo al tiempo para que la controversia concluya y que cada quien se una con quien mejor le parezca ---daniel hay que recordar que en 2008 una mayoria de electores aprobaron la propuesta 8... 8...---asi es cesar... el 52 por ciento de los electores dijo que era inconstitucional el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo. --- vamos ahora con ariel rodriguez quien nos presenta el pronostico. =el pronostico de ariel en noticiero telemundo 48, a las seis y a las once, cubriendo toda la bahia=el tiempo en el area de la bahia sigue controlado por un sistema de baja presion en la costa...las nubes se retiraron del interior y dieron paso a un dia soleado...las temperaturas subiran un par de grados en los proximos dias...alcanzando el rango alto de los 70 en san jose y el rango medio de los 60 en san francisco para el s

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and judge walker echoing the supreme court in two previous cases and a massachusetts district court case has said that he found that this statute, discriminating based on sexual orientation has no rational basis whatsoever. not only did the defendant fail to prove a rational basis, but he, the judge couldn't think of one. >> the pro proposition 8 host says the dangerous judge and the ruling is dangerous. >> losers is cry judicial activism. the important thing to remember is that judge walk jer sitting as a trial judge and is required to decide the face based on evidence. >> and part two was this temporary stay he issued after this initial ruling meaning today, couples can not go out and get married and the state is in place until friday, and there is more argument. >> and the judge said the parties need to sup mitt their papers. and i think the stay will be extended until the supreme court of the united states has the final say in this case its not to add more confusion? >> exactly. not to add not crazy quilt create bid this litigation. >> thank you very much. >> we have received a large

, and the supreme court said we're not going to mess with what you have done in massachusetts. then you've got more than two dozen other states that have defined marriage as an act between a man and a woman, and the court has said, you know what, we're not going to mess with what you have said. so if you use that kind of logic, you would seem to think that proposition 8 would be left intact. but -- and here's the but. if the court is ready to brink with the past, then the gay rights plaintiffs could prevail. so the question is, is this case compelling enough, have the arguments that have been made so different and unique and firmly entrenched in its own constitutional basis that this court is ready to move in a new direction? and you know what, it's a cliff hanger. we're not likely to know the answer to this question. for probably three or four years. >> wow, three or four years. but it will be a sweeping decision, not just here in california, but obviously -- >> it could be. if the court finally says that the 14th amendment does extend the gay rights, you're right. it would th

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currently, an iowa, connecticut, massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, washington d.c.. and according to gay rights advocates, each battle, each state has been hard fought. it is the courts in lalegislators that been pushing this, not the voters. and the 19th amendment were to put into a boat at the time it is likely that women would still and not have the right to vote. in fact, popular votes have opposed same sex and the state of maine. they repealed it by the state's legislators through what was a people's veto. in california, voters passed this five months after the state supreme court legalized the unions. 18,000 same-sex couples have already tied the knot. in san francisco, her the key live the office vicki liviakis >> and looking out, from our mount pam cam. plenty of sunshine, at least inland. fog close to the coastline, instal back into the bay about 9:00 p.m. making its way into the bay shore. and fog/drizzle expected tonight and into tomorrow morning. this same with the fog pressing back by 12:00 p.m. tomorrow mostly sunny skies tomorrow, temperatures are quic

. >>> a massachusetts couple is behind bars after they were caught selling stolen gas. acting on a tip, the police set up surveillance around the couple's home, which they had turned into a makeshift gas station. the couple is accused of stealing gas from a fuel storage facility where the man works, then selling and bartering it to friends, family, even publicly elected officials. >>> in washington state, a singe-engine plane took off from a local highway after a pilot made an emergency landing. the cessna grounded when the pilot hit turbulence and found her gas gauge stopped working. after a quick fix and a police escort, she was soon back up in the air. >>> and one virginia family got quite a surprise and a huge surprise in their garden this weekend. it was a 17-pound cantaloupe. while harvesting, the family came across what they thought was a pumpkin. they don't quite know why this one got so big. grandpa thinks it's the seeds. they're going to find out next summer after they plant the seeds that they save. but for now it was time to dig in and enjoy. >>> and now for

northeast and that's why it's going to skirt the east coas maybe cape hatteras, maybe th cape in boston or massachusetts may get a glancing bw by this. something we'll keep an eye on. let's talk about what's going to happen in our weather as we look outside. you can see lots of sunshine in downtown san francisco all the way over toward the east bay. a few high clouds around. that's about it. let's talk about how those temperaturesre responding to all the sunshine. where the clouds are, 55 half moon bay. mid to upper 60s through the bay, near 70 the south bay. seeingow it mid-70s in the east bay valleys. same thing watsonville and gilroy. a few clouds santa cruz and monterey in the low to mid-60s. the warming trend begi today. with that will come clear air tonight. may start a little cooler tomorrow but by tomorrow afternoon it will be the warmest afternoon along with thursy. cooler at the coast friday and that cooling spreads across all our neighborhoods as we head through the holiday weekend. august. we talk about how cool it's been. let's see comped to average as we close out august. santa rosa 1 degr

captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> on "newsmakers," massachusetts congressman edward markey, chairman of the subcommittee on energy and environment and the select committee on energy independence, discusses the gulf oil spill, its impact on u.s. energy policy and other issues. that is sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. >> one thing i regrett life in washington is that every major figure from the president on down is merely reading from something someone else has produced. >> he produced speeches for simon vance, wrote about presidents, and as a literary editor. he will share some insights sunday night on "q&a." >> this week on "the communicators," interviews from the gov 2.0 summit held at the convention center in washington, d.c. >> "the communicators" is here at the gov 2.0. we're talking with denice ross. is the the head -- the deputy director of the center. what kind of data do you collect? >> we collect data that is important to our audience, which changes depending on the audience's needs. we focus primarily on nonprofit agencies before the st

. >>> the central massachusetts town of manchester is reeling, by one that turned into a workplace massacre. diana alvear has more on what sparked the rampage. thornson had been working at the family-owned beer distributor for two years. he recently had been accused of stealing. by the time he finished, eight people were dead. one victim is still in the hospital in critical condition. when police arrived at the scene, thornton turned the handgun on himself. >> we do know that victims were found in different parts of the building. >> reporter: thornton had five guns registered to him. >> he was a very, very nice, down-to-earth guy. >> reporter: according to a girlfriend of his mother, he had reached his breaking point. >> the called his mother this morning. saying he shot five people. saying he loved his mother. >> reporter: for family members and fellow employees, it was a wrenching day, as they waited for news, comforting each other. asking how could someone do this? as for claims thornton was racially harassed, union officials say the record does not show a single complaint having been fi

a massachusetts man thought he might have had lung cancer when he found a dark mark when it showed up on an x-ray of his lungs. he was already fighting emphysema, doctors discovered the mark on his lungs. it turned out it was not a tumor, it was a pea. doctors say a pea seed got through his windpipe and inside his lung where it began to grow. it grew to 1.5 inches. and eventually caused his lung to collapse. after recovering, he can laugh about it. >> first meals i had in the hospital after the surgery had peas for the vegetable. i laughed to myself and ate them. >> skip the peas. doctors say his case is rare, but everyone should be careful how fast they eat and make sure you chew every bite. but i mine, it was a seed. >> there's seeds in those tomatoes too. >> and it was growing in there. >> when mom says eat your peas, what she's really saying is chew your peas. >> okay. >>> we'll be right back with what the world's mktos famous flight attendant wants to do. t >>> the flightup for set a new standard for quitting your job this week isn't as much of a quitter as everybody thought. thi

you can look at states like vermont and massachusetts where gay marriage is legal. beth robinson headed up the legal team to fight for same sex unions in vermont. the fight went on for 12 years. >> i don't have any doubt whether it's through courts or back at the ballot box that we'll get there in california. >> technically the case took three years in massachusetts. certainly there were people who thought they would never see it in their lifetimes. >> reporter: for hudkins it is important to see a change in the marriage laws in his lifetime. >> probably the straight community doesn't even know there's discrimination. in terms of property transfer on death or visitation in hospitals and that kind of stuff. >> reporter: now, judge walker has given both sides to put their paperwork in for their legal fight and that stay will be in place until he can review the appeals process. reporting live in san francisco, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> new details are emerging tonight in the case of the concord man arrested in the fifth bull attack that left a toddler dead. h

. >> reporter: philip markoff died behind bars sunday morning in what massachusetts authorities called an apparent suicide. the 24-year-old boston university medical student was charged with the murder of julissa brisman who markoff met through the adult services section through the advertising web site craigslist. prosecutors say after brisman went to markoff's boston hotel room, he tied her up and shot her. >> it appears that ms. brisman put up a fight. she sustained blunt head trauma to her skull. >> reporter: markoff was also charged in two other assaults that same week, one in rhode island, the other in boston. both victims were also solicited on craigslist. >> he just said, you know, if you do everything you're asked, no harm is going to come to you. i had about $800 in cash. he grabbed that, put that in his pocket. >> reporter: cbs news "48 hours" mystery producer wrote a book called "seven days of rage." while some described markoff as brilliant, the police investigation found he had a dark side. >> on one hand, he was the perfect medical student, a guy engaged to a beautiful w

he divides his time between here in massachusetts now. ivan is one of three visionaries mary appears to every day. a handful of pilgrims are specially invited to witness the apparitions. the operations happened at precisely 6:40. the intensity builds. then, the moment comes. ivan sees mary, the latest of more than 8000 visitations he has experienced over three decades. for seven or eight minutes, he dozens and converses. and it is all over. he tells the kilograms what he has heard. and then, he takes questions. -- he tells the pilgrims what he has heard. someone asks what she looks like. he says, you see the statue? a lot like that. her beauty is hard to describe. ivan has a rock star status among the pilgrims. they listened to his speeches on headsets which provides simultaneous translation in several languages. he does not often give interviews, said this, i am to understand, is a privilege. how was it when you meet new people and ask what you do? do you say, i get visited by the virgin mary? >> a lot of people ask me that. a lot of goo

massachusetts port authority wants the low profile claims because the proximity to logan airport. they replaced them with twice as tall. >> napa officials say the astronauts aboard the international space station may have to do an emergency spacewalk this week. part of the cooling system was shut down. astronauts are not in nay danger but repairs need to be made soon. they shut down saturday night. it ensures that electronic gear doesn't overheat. a failure of the second system would endanger critical equipment. >> the united arab emirates is planning on banning blackberries they say the devices use en cryptic channels that can't be monitored for illegal activity. they want to establish itself as an international business hub. saudi arabia is planning similar ban next month. >> lindsay lohan is out of jail and what the judge is requiring of her now. since i've been doing roller derby for the last thr years, i'm more brash, more confident and i love this. can i use my hands? is that alright? i take good care of my body and i do it so i can do this. [ male announcer ] to keep doing

and that's why it's going to skirt the east coast, maybe cape hatteras, maybe the cape in boston or massachusetts may get a glancing blow by this. something we'll keep an eye on. let's talk about what's going to happen in our weather as we look outside. you can see lots of sunshine in downtown san francisco all the way over toward the east bay. a few high clouds around. that's about it. let's talk about how those temperatures are responding to all the sunshine. where the clouds are, 55 half moon bay. mid to upper 60s through the bay, near 70 the south bay. seeing low it mid-70s in the east bay valleys. same thing watsonville and gilroy. a few clouds santa cruz and monterey in the low to mid-60s. the warming trend begins today. with that will come clear air tonight. may start a little cooler tomorrow but by tomorrow afternoon it will be the warmest afternoon along with thursday. cooler at the coast friday and that cooling spreads across all our neighborhoods as we head through the holiday weekend. august. we talk about how cool it's been. let's see compared to average as we close out august. santa

a pilot in massachusetts says he was having engine trouble when he decided to ditch his single-engine plane into the waters off cape cod. fortunately both the pilot and passengers were able to escape the aircraft with just minor injuries and swim ashore. >>> kentucky police are searching for a brazen robber who stole electronics from a church during sunday's services. surveillance video shows the man shuffling around the church office before stuffing a laptop into his backpack. the pastor says the thief was able to walk right into the office because doors are unlocked during services. >>> in florida, newly released night vision video shows dozens of baby sea turtles being released into the wild. the newborns were moved to beaches affected by the gulf oil crisis to safer waters on florida's east coast. the release was done at night since hatchlings are sensitive to light. >>> and crowds in texas were in for a real treat when dozens of hot air balloons lit up the sky. it was all part of an annual balloon glow that takes place every summer. organizers say longview was the first city to h

massachusetts received the top score in the competition, along with $250 million. >>> a state appeals court today ruled that san francisco supervisor mckayla aliota pier is not eligible to run for another four-year term. she already served almost 7 years. back in 2004 she was appointed to the seat vacated by gavin newsome when he went to the mayor's office. the charter limits supervisors to two successive four-year terms, but she argues that she has technically served only one four-year term and is eligible to run again. she is expected to ask the state supreme court to take up this case. >>> there's been an apparently break-in at the home of  celebrity paris hilton. coming up on bay area news at 7, how the heiress herself played the role of journalist. >> housing sales in america seem to have hit a major league stall. i'm consumer editor tom bakar. the story still ahead. >>> and the hottest day of the year so far. temperatures in the triple digits, plenty of records. when will it cool off? >> droiiiid. what this droid does will change how you do web connections. this creates a mobi

states, including massachusetts and vermont. reporting live from san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the ruling in the proposition 8 case is of course getting national attention. two of the plaintiffs in the case appeared on cnn this morning, explaining why they pursued the litigation. no what we're trying to do is reiterate what our government has already told us, that this right is a fundamental right for every single american. and during that fair debate, we were described as less american, as we needed to be prohibited from having the same rights as other people simply because we were gay. >> the other plaintiffs in this case were a lesbian couple, sandy steer and chris perry and the city of san francisco. as always, our complete coverage continues at ktvu.com, we posted judge vaughn walker's ruling in its entirety, as well as the link to all the video evidence. that was presented at the trial. >>> police looking for two men they believe might have been involved in the fatal stabbing of a 20-year-old man

you also have leaders such as senator john kerry of massachusetts saying they are extremely concerned about corruption over there and he wants to see president karzai step up and be much more forceful in terms of corruption at virtually every level in that country. so you see more and more democrats saying we can't let it go on like this. there needs to be some change. and interestingly, we are about to hit a number of important benchmarks in mid september there will be parliamentary elections and then, of course, november 2 are elections here which is driving much of this conversation. december is when president obama has said he plans to do a thorough review and then, of course, next july the start of some withdrawal. >> bret: bill on iran, russia announced it will help iran get nuclear fuel and start loading into bashir next saturday. despite this iran keeps enriching uranium. essentially thumbing its nose at the world community. what about the administration take on iran? >> the administration sort of blessed this deal after the bush administration and others before it fought hard

state where same-sex couples are allowed to get married are massachusetts, iowa, connecticut, vermont, new hampshire and washington, d.c. you can download the judge's ruling at cbs5.com. there you will also find raw video of reaction directly after the decision. >>> as we move closer to the november election, democrats are losing ground. we have exclusive eyewitness news polls showing republicans gaining in several big races particularly in the race for senate. is barbara boxer worried? len ramirez asked her that very question today. >>> reporter: senator barbara boxer signed her name to a steel girder at a topping out ceremony for a new mental health wing at the va hospital in palo alto. but while her signature went up, our exclusive eyewitness news poll found her numbers were dropping. >> let's face facts. this is a tough race. these are tougher races all over the country. >> reporter: after running neck and neck through most of the summer, republican carly fiorina has now open u a five- point lead. 47% to 42%. while fiorina's numbers are flat from the same survey a month ago, boxer