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>> reporter: she actually merritt five couples more symbolic than anything. in oakland felipe kron 4 news. >> pam: more than 60 a variety of safe the defeat of prop. 8 and the obama will provide a lot of just about everyone equally. >>i know that there are some congregations that are still struggling with this. there are pastors that will most likely not participate or give wedding services to their lgbt parishioners, but at least we've had the conversation that this is about civil rights for all people. >> pam: officials with grace cathedral also said today, they will offer same sex marriages 30- days after the state authorizes the unions. >> pam: that's the same waiting period that is required of all couples who marry at the cathedral. "nats of cheering" >> pam: listening to the crowd cheering in san franciscoin san francisco this morning. people cheered as the ruling was announced. san francisco mayor ed lee was there. along with lt. governor gavin newsom, and many others who have been active in the fight for same-sex marriage. in oakland. city officials j

reporter: built in 1926, the parkview apartment building in oakland had amazing views of downtown and lake merritt and the detail inside harkens back to a bygone era, as well. but the rent being charged for these one bedroom. flats is a modern-day phenomenon. >> 1450 and now it rents for $1,700. >> reporter: angie who works for the building's property manager says $1,700 for a one- bedroom apartment is becoming all too common in oakland these days. and a check of the online real estate tracker zillow confirms it. oakland rents are going through the roof. >> it's really tough if you are looking for a place.

it's designed to get people to walk or bike the neighborhoods around lake merritt. you can take part in more than 40 different cultural activities including live miekz, sal sa dancing, free bike rentals, food trucks, boat rides, and it all starts at 11:00 a.m.. >>> and cooler temperatures for both of those events, which they will appreciate. . >> fair fax today at 91 degrees. average high 79. oakland tomorrow will be 66. we should not see any of those white caps at lake merritt. >> oh, good. >> small craft advisory in effect. good evening, everybody. record-braefking day right here in the bay area. this is our live weather camera rook out toward it is transmek building. we do have a layer of clouds out there. still reporting clear skies. livermore now dropd under 70 degrees after that record-breaking high of 107. santa rosa has cooled to the mid 50s. now, today's high spanned anywhere from 60 in pacifica to, again, 107 in livermore. old records was 106 degrees established way back when ann was just a little girl in 1918. 83 degrees in napa. meanwhile tonight overnig

which makes the game merritt legal in california. it does not go nationwide. but doma was unconstitutional so any same-sex marriage couple currently will be able to receive the same benefits as heterosexual couples. stay with us as a kron4 morning news continues. don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. save on sleep train's most popular mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> we are not motivated by the cause of equality. we are an inspired because it is a fundamental principle that defines the best of who we are. argument dignity. are so forth. our humanity. >>mark: lieutenant governor as proposition 8 overturned on a technicality. it is being sent down to a lower court. >>darya: that was the gathering and side of the city hall rotunda where big screen tvs or set up and people were gathered. they have prepared documentation penc. will tran has been covering up live from san francisco. let's go to him now he is listening o

the second scenario is proposition 8 is rejected on a more narrow grounds which means they merritt is a legal only in california. the third option is that proposition 8 is upheld and what it will then take a voter initiative to overturn the proposition. and the fourth and final scenario one of the most court watchers say is the most likely is that the new group defending proposition 8 had no legal standing to do so as it was to protect the marriage was defended prop. 8 after the name defendants in the governor and attorney general refused to do so which means the lower court's ruling stands and proposition 8 is declared unconstitutional. three of the four scenarios are that prop. 8 is unconstitutional. we will keep following the latest as we wait for the court decision to come down. >>james: kron4's will tran is standing by live at severed his go city hall where we are expecting hundreds if not thousands of people who congregate there as that decision comes down. >>will: the crowds are not here yet but people are here at stanford to go city hall. about seven people we do expect a lot

. >> >> lake merritt wasn't always a lake. i'll tell you about the efforts to restore it to the bay and the immediate results people are seeing already. >> we will solve the problems on that bridge. >> governor brown talks safety concerns surrounding the new bay britain. what he says about a possible delay of the grand opening. or. s... . and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! tre

it also owns state openly to accommodate couples to be merritt today. those who support the ban on same-sex marriage are quite upset. and of course kron4 will continue on this development. >> reporter: nummi representatives have been working for bart representatives to try to negotiate an agreement for a new deal. on saturday and sunday will be working as well try to come to an agreement. in oakland j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: bart is providing limited charter bus have to strike comes monday the cost is freak and says this is good justine waldman kron 4 news. >> reporter: a police officer has been shot on interstate 80 trust has been hampered tremendously. it is just east of backer billed in dixon current and officer was shot late this afternoon and another person was shot both of both people were airlifted to a hospital nearby. i have just learned that all lanes on interstate 80 are back open right now. but the traffic impact is significant at police officer is shot just east of baskerville and the traffic impact on east 80 is significant. so

amy hollyfield is live at the lake merritt station in oakland. >> chief is bringing in the auditor? >> that is right. he is working to improve this department since the shooting of oscar grant. he says it's time for an outside opinion. >> i think the department has made a lot of progress, but we certainly have a long way to go. >> bart police chief says it's time for a progress report. she calling in the man that last reviewed bart, patrick oliver that give it a negative 300 page report. >> i would say we have definitely majority of the reforms and as far as progress i'm going lead that up to them. >> the review was commissioned in 2009 after a bart officer shot and killed an unarmed passenger oscar grant. we asked passengers to rate the performance since shooting. >> they have done a lot better in how they handle everything better. >> i don't see in anything progressing. >> i don't know. i don't see bart police around too much. >> we heard we don't see bart police too much. >> we have done so many things to increase our visibility. our officers are required to do at least four trai

this is the merritt residence or what once was. you see half of the roof is gone. entire second floor completely in ruins. miguel, this is one of the houses that was left in good shape after the tornadoes came through here yesterday. if we pan around just to the side of that you will see a flipped over car and just to the side of that you will see a house or what's left of a house reduced to timber and just crumbs of concrete. but people here are really in high spirits, my gem. you know, they seem to say they're getting what they need. just a short time ago we saw a handful of police officers walk through here going house to house, asking the residents if they need anything. there's, of course, also volunteers and first responders driving up and down these rural roads asking residents if they're getting enough to eat. just incredible to see the help and the outpours of support by the community. and so far, residents say they're getting what they need. miguel? >> nick, it is over a very wide area. it's more rural. sometimes authorities have a harder time finding peo

. >>> ktvu crews tickets being given away at the lake merritt station. fans had to take a picture with the giant elephant. the tickets are for next week's game when the reds come to town to play the giants. >>> coming up at 5:00, a bay area couple accused of running a brothel out of their san mateo county apartment. one of the accused is set to appear in court today and we are there. the latest on the investigation and the charges they are facing. that's tonight at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu and mobile ktvu.com. thanks for watching. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy suitable for family viewing. coming next, helping abandoned and pet pigs. plus, trying to save a fragile fawn. and a cow falls into a deep hole. this is animal rescue. [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.]

merritt and his family volunteered and now with their house wrecked, they need help. >> it is sobering your. think you know what it is but words cannot describe whenever you walk into your parents' house. >> people gather to salvage what they could, many are surely wondering what else nature might have in store. >> we will get a weather forecast next on aljazeera and then -- >> i am an apprentice. my camera is mike workman. >> a -- how filmmakers in thailand are taking on the censors. demonstrations are held ahead of the bradley manning trial. hello again, the three syrian army is sending more fighters into the besieged city ofkusair rebel. are battling government soldiers who tried to recapture the town for the international committee of the red cross wants immediate access to deliver aid to trapped libyans. a third day of demonstrations in istanbul. riot police pulled back on saturday night after accusations they used excessive force the. turkish prime minister has appealed to protesters to stop the protests. more than a dozen people have been rescued from floods and oklahoma and sur

. >>> people who live and work near oakland's lake merritt say they're shaken up after an armed robbery. it happened just after 1:00 p.m. three men entered lee's garden restaurant at the corner of east 19th street and park boulevard. police said the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment one man said his business has also been targeted. >> snuck back in our room and took money. harassing our customers. my employee got mugged after work one day. >> many people said they want more police patrols in the area. investigators say they'll be reviewing surveillance video to try to identify the robbers. >>> elementary school children left bumped and bruised after a summer camp field trip began with a muni collision. david stevenson joins us live to explain what happened and the evidence investigators will be looking at to determine the cause. >> reporter: the collision happened just a few dozen feet behind me. now investigators are trying to determine the cause of that crash. 15 people were sent to san francisco hospitals this morning after this historic f line trolley car. the injuries

we will be equal, and merritt just like every other family in america. >> not to take anything away but to stretch but to strengthen at an live up to its ideals. so today is a good day. so today i finally get to look at the man that i love and finally say, will you please marry me. ♪ (crying) (laughter) (cheers & applause) >> does the bulk of the people matter anymore? if your vote does not count we do not have a democracy anymore. will it be enforced? it is not, then guess what? we do not have a republic anymore. and that is scary for every united states individual. (cheers & applause) >> catherine: and now back in san francisco people are cheering after the ruling announced from the supreme court. and others that have been very active in this fight. we >> argued in this case early on that components had no standing. and this romero and this repairs marriage equality we would join 12 different states in the column and the district of columbia's columbia. that is great for thousands, and thousands, and thousands of families. so we are truly gratified by the decision made today. >> rep

it is a great day in samper's cisco, and it's a great day in america because sandy and i are merritt. this is the first day of the rest of our lives together and we could not be more in elated than you being here at everyone across the across the world that make you feel about equality. >> because really what we wanted so desperately was for our own sun to know the we love them. other families out there with similar circumstances you should fight to be married to. because you deserved what sandy and i have because we would come fight with you because we love your children in we believe that we all deserve to have this. >> reporter: we were told that this old marriage thing would take a least 20 days but it just took two days. it pam? >> pam: same-sex couples can to tie the knot. the moment but it was announced on tv i screamed. we looked at each other and so will our kids are not here. the up well with the way but we missed a window in case they will call tomorrow and change to. we would get married again what do (laughter) >> pam: 400,000 commuters use bart every week that and if fit

. >>> oakland officials threw a car free party to celebrate recent improvements to lake merritt. three miles of streets were closed off for love our lake day. they weren urge cked to explore explore -- they were encouraged to explore the lakes and there was plenty to see with a new amphitheater and a park at the south end of the lake. other improvements including the renovation of the boat house and the 18th street pier and projects at children's ferry land. in berkeley, sundays on telegraph kicked off. the street festival transformed telegraph avenue into a pedestrian walkway. residents enjoyed outdoor restaurants, musicians, performers and specials from local merchants. they will be closed to traffic from dwight way to durant avenue from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays until september 22nd. the festival is part of a berkeley city plan to revitalize telegraph avenue. >>> the thriller "the purge" is a surprise hit this weekend. >> tonight allows people a relief. for all of the hatred and violence they keep up inside them. >> "the purge" earned $36 million this weekend. that's

. >>> oakland officials threw a car free party to celebrate recent improvements to lake merritt. three miles of streets were closed off for love our lake day. they weren urge cked to explore explore -- they were encouraged to explore the lakes and there was plenty to see with a new amphitheater and a park at the south end of the lake. other improvements including the renovation of the boat house and the 18th street pier and projects at children's ferry land. in berkeley, sundays on telegraph kicked off. the street festival transformed telegraph avenue into a pedestrian walkway. residents enjoyed outdoor restaurants, musicians, performers and specials from local merchants. they will be closed to traffic from dwight way to durant avenue from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays until september 22nd. the festival is part of a berkeley city plan to revitalize telegraph avenue. >>> the thriller "the purge" is a surprise hit this weekend. >> tonight allows people a relief. for all of the hatred and violence they keep up inside them. >> "the purge" earned $36 million this weekend. that's

an active lifestyle on display at lake merritt, just as further evidence emerges of what inactivity, and unhealthy eating could be doing to your health. >> type 2 diabetes. hypertension, sleep apnea, acid reflux. severe arthritis. >> reporter: all health risks tied to obesity. classified as a disease that requires medical intervention. a doctor in oakland says the change is important to helping people gain access to obesity treatment. >> it's not simply, eat less, exercise more, and that's the end of it. there's definitely more factors in play. it's a complex balance between genetics and environment. >> reporter: it's estimated that 78 million americans and 12 million children are obese. with healthcare expenses costing between $147 billion, and $210 billion a year. the hope of shedding pounds is what brings clients in, but the idea of having a disease will drive them too. >> the a huge epidemic. >> reporter: in addition to raising awareness of obesity, it's also believed this will improve the way insurance companies reimburse patients for drugs, and counseling. reporting live, heath

an active lifestyle on display at lake merritt, just as further evidence emerges of what inactivity, and unhealthy eating could be doing to your health. >> type 2 diabetes. hypertension, sleep apnea, acid reflux. severe arthritis. >> reporter: all health risks tied to obesity. classified as a disease that requires medical intervention. a doctor in oakland says the change is important to helping people gain access to obesity treatment. >> it's not simply, eat less, exercise more, and that's the end of it. there's definitely more factors in play. it's a complex balance between genetics and environment. >> reporter: it's estimated that 78 million americans and 12 million children are obese. with healthcare expenses costing between $147 billion, and $210 billion a year. the hope of shedding pounds is what brings clients in, but the idea of having a disease will drive them too. >> the a huge epidemic. >> reporter: in addition to raising awareness of obesity, it's also believed this will improve the way insurance companies reimburse patients for drugs, and counseling. reporting live, heath

then you pan over here and you see the merritt's home. theirs is the last standing in this area. this is, again, where the tornadoes started to develop and grow. you know, as the storm went into oklahoma city, it left a lot of rain, a lot of standing water. downed power lines were a problem. you know, people are returning to their homes to start assessing the damage and crews are out and about doing their best to repair the power for people. 200,000-plus people who are without power, alison. george howl, thank you. >>> i want to go to live pictures that we're getting in of this sinkhole. look how amazing that is. floodwaters, that is what's causing this. that's the secondary focus of what's going on in oklahoma now that the tornadoes have moved through and caused that damage. now, the floodwaters came in and there you go. a sinkhole. look at that water go. look how big that hole is. just one more effect of the devastating tornadoes that moved through the area. let's go ahead and move on to el reno, oklahoma, which is littered with debris from the tornado and the strong winds. tha

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>> well, it -- prenatal care, daycare, does merritt. it's one thing to be in institutions and another to graduate from those institutions. we underrepresented as doctors, lawyers, engineers, scientists. much of it starts, a lot of it has to do with the idea of not having enough resources. and you know, it's interesting that as affirmative action, legacy points for parents of the school, gender, female. and the issue of a ball player -- you're from another country. all these factors on the races is held out as the nail in our shoe. we should know that racial just is key in america, keeping america a nation of our dreams. >> all right. interesting point there by the reverend jesse jackson. by the way, he talked about title 9, of course. i was a beneficiary of that. i was to bring in our cnn legal analyst, jeffrey toobin, from washington, d.c. jeff, is there any other way to see this other than that the supreme court punted today? they're asked to make a decision and say, hey, state court, back to you. >> it's somewhat of a punt but not en

reporter: built in 1926, the parkview apartment building in oakland had amazing views of downtown and lake merritt and the detail inside harkens back to a bygone era, as well. but the rent being charged for these one bedroom. flats is a modern-day phenomenon. >> 1450 and now it rents for $1,700. >> reporter: angie who works for the building's property manager says $1,700 for a one- bedroom apartment is becoming all too common in oakland these days. and a check of the online real estate tracker zillow confirms it. oakland rents are going through the roof. >> it's really tough if you are looking for a place. we have basically zero turnover time, zero vacancy. we have our pick of applications. it's great for landlords but for a tenant it can be stressful and i know the city is really stressful but i think oakland is also pretty competitive at this time. >> i'm paying three times for my rent in oakland that i was paying when i lived in arcadia up the coast. it's sticker shock. >> reporter: the demand is coming from young professionals moving over from san francisco to get more space and enjoy oakland'

. >> there were a lot of people walking in the street around oakland's lake merritt to celebrate love our lake day. one of the city's most spots a got a reason for it million-dollar a facelift. thanks to a bond measure which pay for a new amp the richter, an expansion of a green space and a new pedestrian bridge. mayor jean quan says the the plan is for the late to be linked up to the bay, and eventually a bay trail will be built to go along side. the last piece of a concrete culvert which separates the lake from the estiar is expected to be removed sometime in the next several weeks. >> at least four people connected to the deadly collapse of a downtown philadelphia building are now suing. this comes as a philadelphia judge denied bail for crane operator sean benschop . he is believed to be responsible for that accident that killed six people and injured 13. he was working a crane to teardown the vacant building when a force or wall collapsed onto a salvation army thrift store. and law enforcement source as the marijuana was found in his system after the accident. the lawsuit has bee

i want to go back to this house though that we've been talking about all morning, chris merritt over here is being interviewed by one of our local affiliates but he tells the story his parents lived at that house. he says that he called his parents, told them you need to get out of the way. he said he saw circulation watching one of the affiliate's coverage, saw circulation in a storm near this house. they left and went to a nearby fire station. alison, they came back to this house and when they came back to see what happened here, they looked up in the sky and they saw yet another tornado so they had to get out of the way again. people really had a matter of minutes to move and take shelter, whether you shelter in place, whether you go underground or whether you take time in advance of a warning to get on the road and go, people definitely got out of the way of this storm. what we're feeling right now is very different than what we felt just you know, 12 hours ago. the other day it was muggy. it was humid. now we're starting, it's cold this morning. the winds have picked up and you

there is a story there that chris merritt there his parents live there and he called and told them to get out of the way. his parents were able to get out of the storm and went to a local fire department once the storm moved to the came back to their home and another twister fell and hit their home. >> there are so many stories like these as the storm dropped twister after twister with a lot of rain fall that caused a lot of flooding in the oklahoma city area. >> at least five people were killed by this storm city in the oklahoma city area. this storm continues to push to the east. >> the boeing 787 dream latter has made is returned to the bay area today. it will arrive today at 11:10 a.m.. battery problems ground the entire fee for months. >> just call it the dream liner to 0.0 as it makes its first trip of more than four months to san jose. >> between 70 and 80 passengers on board this plane which will arrive here in san jose route 1110 this morning. >> and eight introduce this streamliner to passengers in january. but it was grounded after eight flights due to a battery problem. ov

be back after the break in this week's arts and entertainment reported check out an opera or a world merritt music in the east bay. >> join the 10th annual berkeley world music festival. >> from arabic to zimbabwe to asian and caltex will be lots of music. >> the festival be on saturday fan and noon till 9:00 p.m. appeared >> downtown san of some wall gets a movie adoring the art and wine festival this weekend. >> more than 200 fine art booths while sipping wine and micro bros. >> there also be a kid's a zone. >> the arts festival will be saturday and sunday in downtown appeared it will kick off with a beatles tribute man at 10:00 a.m.. >> there will also be a santana attribute man. >> the san francisco opera will now feature an italian classics. >> that is this week's bay area arts and entertainment report. time and halt kron 4 news. >> back in a moment. >> medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical in

the winds -- >> west-northwest, tori, brian, and so the smoke is blowing it looks like towards lake merritt, b.a.r.t. station or laney college. it's not going back over the freeway. sometimes that fire can create its own diversion with its own wind. but it's a westerly breeze or a northwesterly, so blowing toward town or south of town. >> and there's concern of sparks growing or spreading. that's something they have to keep an eye on. >> yeah, there's nothing that strong. i mean, the direction that the smoke is blowing, you can see it's heading more southeast. north wind is taking over more than the west wind. >> again, if you are joining us this morning, you are looking at an abandoned -- i guess, house, would you say? >> yes. >> it's been affected by firefighter. oakland crews are battling the fire, pretty intensely. i think there's about two or three fire engines there from what i'm hearing right now. obviously a lot of looky-loo traffic. that goes by that house there as well. do we have katie utehs available for us right now? is this she live on the scene? okay. okay. well, we -- we sho

marriage is more symbolic and are not yet legal binding people who have been part of the fight for merritt equality say this day has been a long time coming. >> they have acknowledged that i am a complete human being with any rights as anyone else in this country has. >> this is a historical moment not just for a california couple but also for california, the state, the cities and also the world as well. >> it's like this feeling that all of a sudden the government thinks that we have a real family which has been a struggle for us. it is fabulous. the >>darya: blok party went on to 8:00 last night and no signs of supporters of the prop. 8 van. --ban. we will come back in just a couple of minutes. it was look at the golden gate bridge where it looks like it's trying to get sunday out there. -- [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get starting at $14.95 a month. or ask how

. >> there were a lot of people walking in the streets from oakland's lake merritt to celebrate love our lake day. one of the city's most spas and got a reason $48 million facelift, banks and to a bond measure which pay for new amphitheater, and expansion of bay green space and a new pedestrian bridge. the last piece of the kind recovered which separates the leg from the estuary is expected to be rambled sometime in the next several weeks. >> you have a good day. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." she says -- >> i was pregnant for seven months. i started to feel the baby kicking. >> announcer: but her family says -- >> my daughter faked her pregnancy. >> she lies about everything. >> that's not true. >> i had a miscarriage. >> dr. phil: do you believe your father killed your baby? >> yes, i do. >> the worst thing you could say to me. >> announcer: who is telling the truth? >> dr. phil: why would she be doing this? >> for drama. make her life more interesting. >> announcer: did she fake her pregnancy? >> first time i saw my daughter i fell in love immediately. >> dr. phil: actually, t

maybe you're making about heading out to lake merritt for the afternoon. it's going to be another warm one and a great day to head towards the water. there you see san francisco in the backdrop. patches of fog along the coastline. an onshore breeze, helping to shave off a few degrees this morning. with that said, another heatup expected for the inland communities. and the heat warning continues through tuesday, where temperatures will reach 105, perhaps even 107 degrees today, monday and tuesday. those are going to be the hottest days. then we begin a gradual cool- down after that. the risk of heat exhaustion, even the possibility of heat stroke, definitely a possibility. north bay valleys, as well as our hills, lasting through tuesday. just inside the bay, communities looking good, along the peninsula and coast. not with a heat warning, but everybody else include in that. ridge of high pressure is going to be strengthening over the course of the next day or two. and i do expect you'll see some of those hottest temperatures come monday and tuesday. but, ag