spencer, i have a copy of this 136-page ruling here with me. i haven't had a chance to read the whole thing. i don't know about you, but fill us in on what the judge's main ruling is here. >> well, judy, i think the judge agreed pretty much with the people who were opposing proposition 8. i have a copy of it as well, and i want to read just a little bit of the conclusion for you. it says, "proposition 8 fails to advance any rational basis in sing ling out gay men and lesbians for denial of a marriage license. indeed, the evidence shows prop 8 does nothing more than enshrine in the california constitution the notion that opposite-sex couples are superior to same-sex couples." so the judge wrote a very strong opinion that more or less coincided with what the opponents of prop aide wanted him to say. >> woodruff: and what we're hearing from the proponents is that, in essence, this judge has said that proposition 8 violates both the equal protection clause and the due process clause of the constitution-- of the united states constitution. >> report

. >> spencer? >> is there a great wayday to update. great day at beaches today. this is from ocean beach by motion view journal? there was a great view today with clear skies for the second consecutive day. look at this, just stunning and going out there there weren't enough people there. we should have more. tomorrow morning, we'll see clouds beginning to burn back to the coast like today. we'll have wide spread sunshine, and wide spread 80s inland areas. there is another day of 60s on the coast. here is our accu-weather forecast. things start to cool down friday. and friday morning, saturday morning there could be light, spotty drizzle. there is a warm up again, monday, tuesday, wednesday with highs climbing into low 90s and could be a full week of warmth. >> woo-hoo. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> and just ahead tonight there is a final decision from brett favre. >> and teammates convinced him to come bablg, we hope. stay with us. [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. b

. >> brown: spencer michels wraps up his series on cyber security with a spotlight on online crime.

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. >> i'm spencer christian, sweltering heat today. relief is on the way. cooling has begun, i'll have details coming up. >> and in sacramento, the proposal to ban plastic bags in california is in trouble. american chemistry industry is spending money to pressure lawmakers into rejecting it. >> and a judge wins easy confirmation to take over the reigns of the state's highest court. there is much of the state sweltering again through a third day of a heat wave. inland temperatures crossed into triple digits and a heat advisory remains in place. >> there is a major cool down throughout the state is expected by tomorrow. >> spencer christian here to begin our coverage tooblt. >> continues to be hot as pointed out there are numerous 100 degree plus readings today. here is a look at high temperatures. 107 in fairfield. 108 degrees high in cloverdale. we had more records today for this date. there wa

. >> ifill: spencer michels' reports on cyber conflict continue. tonight, a conversation with former cia and national security agency director michael hayden. >> we've created this new domain, this new space called cyber and frankly, it's lawless. there are no natural technical >> lehrer: and paul solman explores the connection between greek food and the country's economic problems. that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: this is the engine that connects zero emission technologies to breathing a little easier, while taking 4.6 million truckloads off the road every year. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the bill and melinda and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer:

spencer michels follows up on his cybersecurity series with a story about the debate over radio frequency identification technology. does it infringe on digital privacy? plus on "art beat," watch a profile of popular singer- songwriter ray lamontagne. he reflects on the challenges of being both writer and producer on his newest album. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. gwen? >> ifill: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on thursday, we'll look at the latest science on how much oil is still in the gulf of mexico. i'm gwen ifill. and i'm jim lehrer. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. we'll see you on-line and again here tomorrow evening. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captio

similar to dan, cheryl and spencer said please do 6:00 sports because ways waffling. it's going to be his 20th nfl season. his ankle is apparently good enough to go. he says he's back to play. word should come tomorrow. niners hosting in preseason action sunday. an arkansas radio reporter did the unthinkable. she wore a florida gators cap to a news conference with hogs football coach bobby petrino. >> i was concerned it's going to be one side wtd offense. i thought defense came back in the second half that. will be the last question i answer with that hat on. >> absolutely! that was the last arkansas news conference for renee gork fired by hog sports radio for her poor wardrobe selection. >> hof -- hogg sports radio, we take our wardrobe seriously. >> thank you. >> that is our report. >> i'm cheryl jenning autos see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. ñ7y7y7y7y@b'b'b'b'- @!!!!@ this is the "jeopardy!" college championship. here are today's contestants-- a senior from the university of alabama... a senior from dartmouth college... and a junior from the university of minnes

. >> i'm spencer christian. weather about to become more unaugust-like. clouds, wind and a chance of showers. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> today is the firgs anniversary of hurricane katrina and the massive destruction of new orleans from levy failures prompting concerns here in california about our own aging levy system. tonight we're in west sacramento. laura? >> hi, cheryl. after hurricane katrina lawmakers did take some action in the form of passing a comprehensive flood protection package. we won't see results of that for probably 20 years. in the meantime, the state's 100-year-old levies remain very fragile. >> we can have our own hurricane katrina here. >> uc davis geologist has sounded alarms for years. and this is about california's crumbling levies. despite wake up calls saying the system is vulnerable as ever. >> i think from a hurricane katrina style disaster, right behind is the city of sacramento that. remains number one worry for flood control in california. >> in 2006, governor schwartzeneggar declared a l

. >> and spencer is here with the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. still cool. >> still cold. but those hoping for a warmer day got their wish today. and this is by a few degrees. there is a one day event going away. going to get cooler. there is a live view now from our east bay camera. you can see the marine layer there. there is low clouds, fog in the background. this is getting a little bit shallower. taking a look at current readings now it's 90 degrees in antioch. 86 concord. and cooler getting closer to the coast. milder than at this hour yesterday. 60 degrees now in san francisco z there is a cool 55 in half moon bay. cloudy condition as long the coast and bay tonight. cooler inland wednesday, thursday. below average temperatures into the weekend. so this is just a one day warm up, today, here is what happened this afternoon. fog along the coastline. again, marine layer was a little bit shallower than yechld a depth of 1400 feet. today, 1200 feet that. is allowing for a warm up inland. three to six degrees higher temperatures than yesterday. there is jet stream flowing

. >> thank you, spencer and later tonight there is a story you'll get a kick out of. rockettes bringing their timeless routine to ora cell >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> president obama cross country fund raising tour landed in southern california. here, you can see him in los angeles today. and president obama will hit five states over three days to raise millions of dollars for democratic candidates in difficult races. first stop was a wisconsin manufacturing plant making batteries for renewable products. the president says commit tomt clean energy will create more job autos seems few products are made in the u.s. anymore. many labels on things say made in china, vietnam, or mallaisha. but there is a manufacturing come back happening here in the bay area. and abc 7's david louie has the story tonight from sonoma county. 20 years ago, manufacturing in u.s. was in its prime, then competition from china and other countries with far lower wages. workers are now demanding and getting higher pay. the result is a surprising turn around in the

. >> i'm spencer christian. there is a winter-like storm moving into northern california bringing snow to mount shasta. when will it feel like summer where we are is in the answer is in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and annual march of the pengiuns at san francisco zoo. aren't they cute? why this year has special significance. back in a moment. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> if you've done banking with wells fargo you might have money coming your way. today in san francisco a judge ruled the bank's overdraft charges were excessive and therefore ordered to it pay restitution to past, and current customers, estimating payments around $203 million. existing customers will get a credit and former customers will get a check. plaintiffs say something needed to be done. >> it's sort of like dirty business going on. and that felt like something needed to be done to help fix it. or change business practices overhaul. >> a a.kortding to prosecutors wells fargo posted highest dolla

so i wondered, how does spencer spend his time online? you gave me all the codes, after all. four hours a week on scottrade. 5.3 on tech crunch, and drum roll, 19.7 hours a week playing farmville. wow. so this hopa's moving on, though i don't have another job, something tells me i'll be just fine. and that's that. well -- well, i got to -- funny. unfortunately, it turned out not to be real. it was a hoax. perpetrated by the guys on a website. jenny is actually an actress, but it was very funny. well executed. i like that, so, anyway, happy wednesday, everybody. i quit, i've learned a lot over these past seven years and -- what is this? courtney, what is -- what is going on? being your cue card girl has been a special hell. i put up with your temper. and the way you sniff your dental floss. and grease stains on my cards. the other day i overheard you calling me a cch. cue card hore. really, is that all you thought of me? you fat pig. i didn't say whore. i said cue card holder. in fact, whore doesn't even start with an h, it starts with a w. well, now what am i supposed to say?

join spencer christian at 3:00 and show will also stream live. >> at 4:00, oprah a harder cleans u her life. the public company to challenge excessive toll hikes was we aware of the hefty salaries the city of bell. find out interest bad and blu-ray are king and we'll have those stories all coming up at 5:00. >> all right. we've got a very playful friday's pfect pet. >> lisa is going to introduce us to new friend. >> this is sasha. i got her from the local sp. >> tak about sasha. the he is very energetic. >> she is still kind of a baby, only 11 months old. she is little over 40 pounds, a lab mix and you can see, she gets along just fine. she doesn't notice she has only three election. she likes kids and other dogs maybe even cats. we'd to have to check that out. one of the favorite thing is to get a pool. she loves to play in the water. >> she has it going on. >> happy good-natured girl. >> what about the second chaps? >> older dogs and special needs. you get extra perks if you adopted second chan dogs or cats. >> call them to find out more informatioabout the older dogs or sasha is jus

spencer christian is here with us today its become the complete hot line. as if we can control things. and you've got to blame someone. >> and there is where we do have cooling conditions in spots. and above the marine layer looking over the bay and a deep marine layer which brought us cool conditions and now, we're looking at 56 degrees in san francisco. 54 half moon bay. now, milder and 61 degrees. there is inland east bay concord and antioch have current readings into 80s. wide spread low clouds tonight. and there is farther cooling inland tonight there. is fog along coastline and pushing over the bay. and there is a depth now of 1500 feet bringing cool marine air inland and dropping temperatures and there is going to get cooler. this morning there is a record low temperature 53 degrees and so chilly in the morning and into afternoon. there is what's happening into the atmosphere jet stream continues to drop. we'll see marine layer being reinforced continuing to deepen and have that flow. and the result will be cooler than average conditions everywhere.

lara spencer host's the sister program, "the insider." hart joined "entertainment tonight" back in 1982 when the program wasn't even a year old. remember when she was paired with john tesh? that was for 10 years. but mary hart leaving "entertainment tonight." and they said her legs were so fabulous, that they actually built a see-through desk so you could always see her legs. guess that was one of the big draws of the show. >>> 5:20. credit or debit? choosing the latter could sometimes cost you. why that may not be the case though for long. to make it illegal for stores to ,,,,,, [ indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] this is not a burger. it's better. because with 57% less fat than regular ground beef, it's better for you. you see, this is a morningstar farms® meatless griller. that's right, meatless. and it tastes as good as it looks. so you can still enjoy that grilled-burger taste you love... and everything that comes with it. morningstar farms® grillers® original. [ indistinct conversations ] now that's more like it. [

spencer tells us into single digits in that area. >> there is all working fire lines tonight. and there is the fire burning now. >> religious trial of a san francisco minister married same-sex couples began in the north bai. and gay marriage was legal though it was at the time. this retired minister is accused of violating church policy on marriage officiating weddings of 16 same-sex couples when same-sex marriage was legal in california. and this trial began today nrk napa. the prosecution says she violated the church constitution which defines marriage as a civil contract between a woman, and a man. >> and there is our clergy are free to pronounce they're blessing but this, is a very important but... we newn't call it marriage. that statement didn't make sense in california in 2008. and these couples weren't coming to get a blessing or civil union them were coming to get married. >> her dissent says she was faithful to the gospel. >> to god no one is second class. we all have a chance. we all have a chance. it's to me... an eternal gift and ann will be testifying. >> it wasn

. >> brown: the first in a series of reports from spencer michels on cyber security. tonight: the safety of the nation's wired infrastructure. >> if you do something in the cyber domain something happens in physical space. this is not just a video game. >> ifill: political editor david chalian on embattled new york democrat charles rangel's unusual and emotional self- defense on the house floor today. >> brown: and we take up the fight over whether an islamic community center, including a mosque, should be built just blocks from the world trade center site. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy, productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the house gave final approval today

. >> 73-year-old clifford spencer was wounded during the japanese attack on the uss san francisco. he says he journeys from san diego to san francisco each memorial day weekend. others come from around the state to pay tribute to the men who fought beside them, the men who died at sea during the battle. >> they were buried wrapped in canvass, weighed down so they would sink, and then slipped off a flag-draped platform in eternity. >> i walked in blood. among everything they say blood running down decks and all of that. we had all of that. blood was just running everywhere. i walked and you had to be careful how you walked or you would be stepping on somebody. >> reporter: parent of berkeley said he lost three close friends during the battle. he says that night caused him many nightmares and his memories are still painful. >> it wasn't something i like to walk around and talk about so i just didn't talk about it. >> reporter: he helped treat the injury that faithful night even though he was wounded himself. he received several medals for his service at guadal damage. they are remind

. >> reporter: kerstin and spencer block opened the first store in tucson, arizona. today, buffalo exchange has over 30 locations around the country. >> our biggest goal with buffalo exchange is, in general, is to keep clothing out of landfills. >> reporter: their go-green attitude is what draws many customers in. >> i like how you can get renewable, like, clothing. >> it's like a reuse kind of thing. like, it helps the environment, but also gives you great new fashion. >> i try to stay pretty green and recycle and stuff, so i like wearing vintage because, i don't know, it's not wasting new fabric. >> reporter: and it's not just teens that are jumping on board. >> i think we're actually pretty special as a retail or resale store, because our demographic is extremely diverse. we have anybody from, you know, teens shopping here to somebody's grandma shopping here. >> reporter: since we stopped by, i couldn't resist trying a few things on. ♪ another cool thing about buffalo exchange is that they work with several charities. so if they can't resell the items, they're d

. >> brown: spencer michels wraps up his series on cyber security with a spotlight on online crime. >> it's a constant game of cat and mouse, right. we build a better mousetrap, the hackers basically create a better mouse. >> lehrer: margaret warner talks to michelle shephard of the "toronto star" from guantanamo naval base about the opening arguments in a war crimes trial of the youngest detainee. >> brown: and paul solman examines the pros and cons of a massive infusion of chinese capital into greece. >> the port of piraeus, which is a traditional port in the mediterranean but it was a declining one and now will become the basic hub for all chinese products to come to the european union. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadca

the soon-to-be ex-wife of spencer pratt says she's "desperate to get back to normal," which apparently includes removing her massive breast implants. >>> mel gibson's fate is now in the l.a. district attorney's hands. reports say the police have turned over their investigation into domestic violence allegations, and now prosecutors will decide whether any charges will be filed. >>> mariah carey is reportedly expecting. according to radaronline, the singer is four months along. no confirmation from husband nick cannon, who said on his radio show, "when my wife feels like talking about whatever she wants to talk about, you'll hear it directly from her." >>> and finally, lindsay lohan may be free from rehab, but her next move could be pricey. reports say that lohan has been offered $1 million to host a radio talk show with her mom, dina. she may have trouble fitting that into her busy court-ordered schedule, which includes weekly therapy and drug testing. it's always tough to juggle all those things. >> it would probably do well, you know? as crazy as it sounds. >> yeah. i don't know if d

. >> from an interesting point of view, spencer is here, this building is incorporating into the brand-new building next to it, which makes the new building an addition. it is not a new building. it is a brand-new building meeting today's code. we say you are a gigantic addition to an old historic building. >> did it change the permit fees? >> of course. >> one thing about publication able is how well buildings will perform. the brand-new building down there which is what? >> the brand-new glass and steel building. when we build brand-new high rise buildings they're required to meet the minimum standard of the building code. the building code is a minimum standard document. can you choose to build beyond it. few people choose to build buildings that are immediately occupiable after an earthquake. most build buildings that won't collapse, which is what the building standard is. they won't collapse and they can be repair side whed is what we reasonably expect. >> potentially repaired. >> that is not what the public may think. earthquake proof. >> earthquake resistant. >> exactly. a lot of st

so far the company has only said it's hired the executive recruiting firm spencer stuart. but, that hasn't stopped speculation in silicon valley and throughout the tech world. scott gurvey reports there's a long list of insiders, and a few candidates who may surprise you. >> reporter: mark hurd's watch ended in scandal, but on that watch, h.p. passed i.b.m. to become number one in information technology. wall street loved hurd, who increased profits by sharply cutting expenses. but, he was not popular among employees, because cutting expenses meant cutting jobs. carly fiorina, hurd's predecessor, also left h.p. in controversy. what the h.p. board would like, say people familiar with its discussions, is someone who understands company traditions-- known as the h.p. way-- but still appreciates the newly lean and tough competitor h.p. has become. after twice going outside, h.p. may now look within. ann livermore runs h.p.'s $54 billion enterprise business and has been leading the battle with i.b.m. in services. insiders like her. vyomesh joshi runs hp's imaging and printing g

>> reporter: jerry trainer who plays carly's older brother spencer with a body like a rubber band. >> i can't control it. >> reporter: and the comic speed a robin williams. he is bound to break out of the tv kid's universe sooner than later, snow he's not complaining where he is. >> i really believe this show would be funny if nickelodeon didn't exist and this were on abc at like 7:30, 8:00, you know, on a thursday night. i think the family could sit down and enjoy it. >> reporter: he is, in fact, one of the only adult characters on the show but is arguably the least mature of any of them. and that's by design. >> i don't want to be the token adult on the kid's show where it's like, i'm telling you to eat your vegetables and that's the moral of the story. woops, i slipped on a banana peel. >> reporter: here's a question, 12 million viewers, there have to have been a lot of grown-ups in that group. when does "i carly" stop being a kid show? >> i don't think of it as a kid show. think of it as family entertainment. as of late, in the last few years, we're getting teenagers who are older

join spencer christian at 3:00 and show will also stream live. >> at 4:00 oprah a harder cleans up her life. the public company to challenge excessive toll hikes was well aware of the hefty salaries in the city of bell. find out interest bad and blu-ray are king and we'll have those stories all coming up at 5:00. >> all right. we've got a very playful friday's perfect pet. >> lisa is going to introduce us to new friend. >> this is sasha. i got her from the local spca. >> take about sasha. the he is very energetic. >> she is still kind of a baby only 11 months old. she is little over 40 pounds a lab mix and you can see she gets along just fine. she doesn't notice she has only three election. she likes kids and other dogs -- maybe even cats. we'd to have to check that out. one of the favorite thing is to get in a pool. she loves to play in the water. >> she has it going on. >> happy good-natured girl. >> what about the second chaps? >> older dogs and special needs. you get extra perks if you adopted second chance dogs or cats. >> call them to find out more information about the older dog

it sound like spencer christian. >> yes, it will be mixed. we started with a cool down. there were warm spots as we looked at some of today's highs. it was 7 degrees cooler than yesterday's high. 87 in antioch. 4 degrees cooler. virtually all locations except half moon bay saw a drop in temperatures today. that drop will continue tomorrow. here is a time lapse view of the incoming clouds from our high definition south beach camera looking eastward across the bay. the clouds are getting lower and thicker as the afternoon and evening wore on. readings in the 50s just about in all locations except mile 61 in sunnyvale and 60 in antioch. these are the highlights. low clouds with areas of drizzle. it will turn sunnier sunday afternoon, and we will see much warmer weather early next week. the satellite image is showing a pool of cool air uh companying this trough, this dip in the jet stream. that will reinforce the cooling. tomorrow will be an exceedingly cool day with temperatures well below average for this time of year. overnight, we will see the clouds, fog and drizzle mov