>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00, camping out at the supreme court as the bay area and the nation wait for key decisions on proposition 8 and the defense of marriage act. we are now just one hour away. >> happening this morning, we will find out whether bart employees are a step closer to authorizing a strike that could cripple the bay area commute. >> the story from texas drawing face-wide attention, quite a night at the statehouse as abortion an points and supporters square off in a late-night session. >> good morning, at 6:00 a.m. >> we have a couple of days of rain, light rain, mist and drizzle. >> meteorologist mike nicco is check out the conditions. >> live doppler 7 hd shows most of us can put the wet weather gear away and know you will have an easy commute weather-wise and

live doppler 7 hd shows no organized area of rain. we do have mist and drizzle falling especially in the higher elevation and along the coast. watch out if you do drive above 500' you could run into some slick conditions. we will call it misty through 7:00 at the bay and 66, so, mild this morning, and you will note the human, it will be dry by noon and cloudy conditions and 70 and sunny by 4:00 at 76 and 69 in the evening hours. inland neighbors, the next 12 hours from clouds to sunshine and muggy. that is how it will feel today at 82 degrees and now the commute. leyla gulen? >> we have mild traffic conditions. we have a dolly in the lanes and this will be along northbound 880 at broadway blocking one lane. it is already showing a backup in the northbound direction.

everything is on time and looking clear. the bay bridge toll plaza shows the metering lights are on and backing up under the clouds so heavy traffic and ten minutes gets you from the maze to the tolls. >> today is decision day. in one hour, california will know whether same-sex marriages can take place in the state. this is outside the supreme court ready to issue rulings on ban on same-sex marriage and federal defense of marriage act, and abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at san francisco city hall where it began nine years ago. >> good morning, the fate of proposition 8 will be known. the waiting will be order with the supreme court ruling released at 7:00 a.m., with many people gathering here on the

steps of city hall waiting for that ruling. this is where the battle for marriage equality began nine years ago. the same-sex couples are hopeful the proposition 8, the voter imposed ban will be struck down. the high court could uphold it or invalidate it by referring to a lower court rule ruling that declared it unconstitutional. the city attorney has been involved from the start. >> the argument was clear there were not five votes in the chamber to uphold proposition 8. i feel confident we will see age equality returned to california. >> city hall was decked out in rainbow colors last night anticipating a court victory. it could be struck down, and

weddings could begin possibly in 25 days, partly giving county clerks across the state time to get ready to start suggesting marriage listens to same-sex couples. 7:00 a.m. is the time the ruling is expected and many are gathering at city hall waiting for the ruling. regardless of how the court decides groups are planning rallies and will hold one in san francisco's castro district tonight at 6:30. this is rainbow flag flying in castro and people will be waiting with anticipate if the court decision when happened down in less than an hour from now and the rally, tonight, at abc7 news reports in the next half hour. >> in addition to the rally, supporters will gather at other locations tonight. in oakland a celebration is

planned for 5:30, and at 19th and telegraph. in san jose a rally is planned at city hall at 6:00. in concord, a celebration is held at the rainbow community center at 6:30. other events are planned to mountain view, redwood city, santa cruz, vallejo, fairfield. >> proposition 8 supporters are on pins and needles of the supreme court decision expecting the unexpected. >> in the event it is struck down which we help it will not be, our mission will turn toward ensuring the rights of con session for victims who object to gay marriage will be respected and gay rights will not displace free speech and freedom of religion. >> the pacific justice institute has been defending traditional marriage for 10 years saying the issue should not be considered by the courts in a way that radically reinterpreted the

constitution. president obama has been clear believing same-sex couples should be treated like straight couples under the law. abc7 news reporter news anchor spoke to president obama during a one on one interview at the white house back in february. >> i have to make sure i'm not interjecting myself too much in the process when we are not party to the case but i can tell you obviously my personally view which is that same-sex couples should have the same rights and be treated like everyone else. >> two days later the obama administration filed a legal brief upping the supreme court to strike down the federal defense of marriage act. abc7 news will stay on beyond 7:00 a.m. to bring you the supreme court rulings as soon as they are released. as always, we will have complete coverage online with breaking news on twitter, facebook and our new abc7 news yap -- app for instant alert.

>> bart riders are waiting to find out if bart union members have voted to authorize a strike. kira klapper is here with more. >> bart employees voted yesterday whether to authorize a strike and we find out at 9:00 a.m. if they did. it doesn't mean they are newsily going do have one. that is something important to know. this comes after both sides, bart and the employees, failed to reach an agreement in pay and benefits. their contract expires this sunday june 30th. the workers have not had a pay increase if four years and they want 23 percent over the next four years. bart is offering 4 percent. they have until sunday midnight to reach an agreement on that and other hot topics of medical and pension benefits. the last bart strike was 1997 when riders i spoke with remember the commuting

nightmare. >> last time i took the ferry. maybe i will have a chance to work from home. that means more people on the road, more people on ferry and the ferry does not start as early as i do. >> more people on the road and more people on the ferry with 400,000 daily passengers would would have to fine another means of transportation. if a strike is authorized it does not mean there will be a strike. union leadership could call a strike and give the district and the public notice but keep talking and avoid a strike if a resolution is made in time. they have until midnight on sunday. a union representing transit workers is reminding commuters that the east bay bus drivers have authorized a potential strike and is concerned of reports that a.c. transit could

absorb large numbers of riders strand by bart strike. their strike begins on sunday and they have authorize add strike they are hopeful to avert a strike. they are working with the mediator. >> you put the word "muggy" on the forecast. >> how often do we do that in june and early july? muggy air mass on us and look at temperatures, in the mid-to-upper 60's in the south bay, and los gatos at 59 and sunnyvale is warmest at 67. we are low-to-mid 60's elsewhere but novato at 59 and half moon bay at 57. we are off to a mild start and with sunshine and the fat our air mass will not change, the cold front never came through so mix in sunshine and you mix in the humidity and it will feel all of the low-to-mid 80's

inland normally we feel cooler than that. 88 in richmond. tran is 72. low-to-mid 60's along the coast. moving ahead, check out the temperatures, in the mid-to-upper 90's thursday, friday, saturday, inland and mid-to-upper 80's at the bay but comfortable at the coast. we have a couple of rock slides in marin county. there was one at highway one and in the same area the moisture weather is cause, several rock slides so caltran will have to be out there to cheer it up and could could be danger so avoid trafficking through the mountain areas. 101 from poet plume to 580, 47 minutes.

heavy traffic antioch to concord >> mike and laying -- leyla gulen had a few days off and it is great do have the whole group together. >> in the nfl player hernandez homicide investigation there is a new twist. >> this is the texas statehouse where chaos and confusion rained causing the raucous overnight. >> edward snowden remains if russia this morning and the reason president putin says the situation is

>> covering cupertino and wine country and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> look at city hall with people lined up and everyone is awaiting the supreme court decision on proposition 8 the been on same-sex marriage in california and defense of marriage act the federal bill. there will be demonstrations here and cornell bernard is there with reports ahead.

>> breaking news in massachusetts, new england patriots hernandez has been arrested. the star player was led from his home if handcuffs and put in a police cruisers in the last 30 minutes and an arrest war ran was issued for the 23-year-old in connection with a shooting death of a friend. sources tell abc7 news that a warrant for obstruction of justice charm was drawn after police discovered the security system at his home and cell phone were both destroyed. the district attorney has not released what charges hernandez is facing. >> a stat bill in texas that would have resulted in ovary abortion -- every abortion clinic being shut down but not before there was chaos and confusion in the special session of congress. >> order. we need order. >> the vote beat a midnight deadline but it had to be signed soon after but it wasn't.

hundreds of protesters in texas stopped the passage of the toughest abortion measures in the country. the another lieutenant governor says the chaos in chamber prevented him from formally signing the measure before a midnight end of session deadline passed which killed the bill. >> new details on n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden remaining in the transit area of the now airport and has been holed up since the weekend when he arrived from hong kong. russian president putin is rejecting extradition from the united states saying edward snowden is in the transit zone he is not actually in russia. >> stunning theft of $1 million in cash from a swiss air flight at j.f.k. airport, and authorities are saying they believe it is an inside job and plan to start giving polygraphs to airport workers. $1.2 million in cash vanished from a cargo container teen

switzerland and new york city over the weekend and was part of $93 million headed for the federal reserve in manhattan. >> $1 million worth of jewelry gone in seconds after bold smash-and-grab robbery in the most upscale malls in america. the search is underway for these men, showing the thieves entering a jewelry store in atlanta with shoppers around. they pull out hammers and smash a displace case filled with rolex wants and grab 20 worth $1 million in 30 seconds. >> time for a check on the weather forecast. >> feeling humid out there. >> absolutely. >> we are reaching that today and we will have a lot ever epa situation taking place the next couple of days as the

temperatures are warmer-than-average with live doppler 7 hd showing wet weather is not out there the form of yesterday with still showing mist and drizzle and fog at half moon bay a quarter of a mile visibility so it is dangerous long the coast. sfo says they have ten mile visibility the clouds are low enough it is causing arrival delays of an hour and 50 minutes . you can see the multi layers of clouds are out there and it is beautiful as they hug the treasure island near the bay bridge. mostly sunny and humid this afternoon. warm-to-hot days start tomorrow through tuesday. but it will be mild at the coast and overnight the temperatures will be mild in the 50's and 60's but in the hills, it will be in the 70's to possible 80's

and you will have the warmest temperatures at night. we are looking at the cloud cover this morning and notice by noon we are seeing a lot of this evaporate. afternoon, the coast will see sunshine developing in your neighborhood and it will be in the 60's to 80's inland. low-to-mid 80's in the south bay and cupertino at 82. a lot of upper 70's to near 80 on the peninsula and to the north milbrae is 72. at the coast, there a light breeze and low to my 70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and you jump ten degrees to the north. at the beaches, with the sunshine and breeze it is 20 degrees cooler. berkeley is the cool spot at 75 and the warm spot is america close at 83 and richmond will join you at around 80. the warmest weather is in the mid-80's in the east bay valley.

today we have a day game raising money for juvenile diabetes with very high u.v. index so dress for the warmth. the heat wave starts tomorrow and lasts through tuesday. temperatures could spike in triple digits monday inland and low 90's around the bay on sunday and monday and we will hit near 70 at the coast saturday and sunday but mostly 60's is where the free air conditioning is. >> busy with our commute with a brand new crash with a stall on the eastbound side of 24 to the tunnel and possibly there are two accidents but possibly it is one involving tour vehicles so we will have more details on that in just a little bit. we are starting to see a delay in the eastbound direction.

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>> develop news, the los angeles police department is heightening security at stations after two separate ambushes on officers. police are searching for the two shooters. this is the scene of the post

recent shooting in south los angeles. there is a stand off with a gunman who opened fire on officers doing a parole probation search. one officer was shot in the mechanic and face and admitted for surgery in critical condition. a parole officer was hit in the leg. it is not believed related to a shooting yesterday morning when a gunman opened on two officers after an undercover operation. >> a landlord in san francisco and facing charges for terrorizing his renters. a tenant recorded the incident that led to the man's arrest on monday. he is accused of breaking into a unit. police arrested him after a struggle which left an officer with an injured knee. there is video of what appears to be him attacking a renter.

>> you struck me and that is a felony the. >> he has made life so miserable for people that are struggling to rent and bay their rent on time with no peace and no tranquility in their home. former tenants suing after receiving a number of complaints and he has been accused of failing to provide tenants' heat and water and refused our request for an interview. >> we are 35 minutes away from history at the supreme court with key decisions on proposition 8 and defense of marriage act. >> a vocal opponent of same-sex marriage explains the opposition and fears if the court allows bay couples to wed. >> the fate of prop 8 will be known and the anticipation is certainly building in san francisco at city hall as we await wore

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a picture from washington, dc, the crowds are lined up for a pair of key supreme court rulings this morning that will affect same-sex marriage in

california and maybe across the country. good morning, thanks for joining us. >> things will get heated in washington, dc, but, also, it will be heated, literally, in the bay area. >> it will be like...human. >> yes, it will be humid. it is muggy. the last six hours live doppler 7 hd was working and not picking up organized areas of wet weather but the wind hasn't change direction we still have a moist southern flow and that is why it is so misty and foggy and cloudy and mild. look at temperatures, the day planner will start at 7:00, and 66 degrees, and dry by noon and notice the clouds are opening at 71 and 76 at 4:00 and mild and sunny 69 at 7:00. the day planner the next 12 hours inland, clouds and fog and bright are by noon and mid-70's and low 80's but a touch muggy so we may have heat index today.

we do not feel the real temperature because our area is so dry. at the coast we will have drizzle and 60's and clouds open by noon and partly cloudy by hurricane and -- by noon. >> in the eastbound direction, eastbound highway 24, you can see there is quite a bit of slowing at 35 miles per hour with one lane blocked and slow traffic along the westbound direction. we do have fog reports in that area, so make sure you use low beams and not the high beams in san jose southbound 101 at oakland road a hit-and-run crash to the shoulder and right new we are looking at top speeds. in san jose, look at the 87 beyond the julian off ramp at top speed. >> decision day for the supreme court. in 30 minutes, we will fine out

the fate proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage. >> we have coverage this morning of abc7 news standing by in castro direct but first, cornell bernard is outside san francisco city hall. cornell, good morning. >> good morning, eric. the waiting is almost over, the fate of prop 8 will soon be known with the supreme court ruling releases at 7:00 a.m. our time with a crowd outside of city hall here in san francisco waiting for word. the doors will on at 7:00 a.m. allowing folks to come in and wait for the ruling. this, of course, is where the battle for marriage equality began nine years ago. lots of same-sex couples around state are hopeful that prop 8, the voter imposed ban on same-sex marriage will be struck down. the high court could also uphold prop 8 or invalidate it, by referring to a lower court ruling which declared it

unconstitutional. many couples are optimistic that things will go their way. >> we are anxious. optimistic. we have been together six years and now we have a chance of when we want to get married and where we want to get married and not having to rush. it is an incredible opportunity. the city attorney believes if prop 8 is struck down weddings could begin in 25 days. anticipation, of course, is building, and, in fact, the doors have opened early at city hall and we were told at 7:00 a.m. but they have opened at 6:30 so many people can gather to wait for word. there is intense media attention on the story, that would be an understatement. there is international media here from all over the world and your best coverage will be right here on abc7 news.

when the ruling comes down you will be the first to know. >> we have coverage from city hall to the castro district. >> i am the corner of castro and market. today is decision day and the rally is tonight at 6:30 and i ran into an organizer, headed over to city hall. if the supreme court rules in favor of same-sex marriage, there will be a big rally and celebration in castro. if the court does not rule in favor of same-sex marriage, they will march to city hall and protester. i talked to a gay couple that says they can feel the excitement building in the was tremendous -- in the castro. >> it feels exciting. the energy is building.

we will see what happens. >> opponents say proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage, was the will of the people and they are hoping that the court will uphold that but the gay and lesbian community in the castro district hoping for a party tonight. >> the justices will issue their decision today on the federal defense of marriage act which bars gay and lesbian married couples from receiving the same federal benefits as straight couples. the supreme court decision is garnering high interest from the public the new video shows people camping out ahead of the decision with sleeping bags and other items and will be among the big crowd at the court at 7:00 a.m. when the decisions are handed down. >> grand archbishop is outspoken opponent of same-sex marriage in rome this morning. in march when the supreme court

heard arguments on proposition 8, he talked to abc7 news reporter. >> what i fear would happen is people will just not be interested in marrying anymore. marriage will become irrelevant. we should not change the definition of marriage in a way we enshrine a principle that a child does not deserve a mother and a father. >> the archbishop said he worried of the effects of legal gay marriage on the catholic church. the abc7 news will stay beyond 7:00 a.m. this morning to bring you the rulings when they are released with reports from city hall, the castro and bring you news conferences great washington, dc as they happen. we will have complete coverage online with breaking news on twitter and facebook and our app will have instant alerts. >> the news becomes the news. the new lawsuit between two bay area newspapers after one

accused the other unfair competition. >> this is from our rooftop camera at downtown san francisco with trans america building and the skies are turning blue and leyla gulen has the traffic and drive dime and meteorologist mike nicco will tell you what to expect in the day happy with live doppler 7 hd. >> you can see the crowds lined up outside the supreme court building waiting on decisions of same-sex marriage

>> good morning, we will look back at yesterday's record-setting rain. fairfield, napa, oakland, san rafael, all with record rain. we received more than 5" of rain on mount tamalpais but notice how quickly it tapers enough to make the ground wet, mountain view, san jose, livermore, they also set a record, at only at .01" but that is all that was needed. the moisture is lingering in the form of cloud cover, fog, and mist. drizzle at the coast and in the

afternoon the temperatures will be two degrees warmer in fremont to anyone in concord to 17 in santa rosa compared to yesterday and santa rosa is going from 65 to 82 and a lot low-to-mid 80's in the north bay and east bay valley with the humidity it will feel that or a touch warmer. mid-70 and near 80 around the bay. low-to-mid 60's at the coast. at dumbarton we have a hit-and-run accident at the toll plaza causing slowing. it is blocking one lay and that can cause a few extra minutes to be tacked on to the commute with debris northbound 280 at 65 a is blocking a lane but we have mostly green so we are in good shape in cupertino. this is the maze with thinge fog

clearing slowly. >> trading is under wall street on wall street and we will go to jane king at the new york stock exchange. first, though, a look outside at the supreme court where we are 18 minutes away from key decisions on prop 8 and the defense of marriage act. we will talk to our legal analysts of

>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all pay area this

is abc7 news. >> at 6:44 we are awaiting decisions on proposition 8 and the defense of marriage act from the supreme court and here is a picture outside the court in washington, dc. you can see a lot of people are out there, some with rain blow flags and people on both sides of the issue are ready and waiting to rejoice or announce a decision. you will want to keep ituned right here. >> for analysis we are juneed by a law prefer at the university of san francisco. thanks for joining us so early on this wednesday morning. no one was a crystal ball but has the court hinted? >> we are looking for two things: results and the rationale. the rationale will tell us what will happen in the future for other gay right decisions. the court in oral arguments suggested it could be a narrow decision, not a big sweeping victory for other side but it is always risky to try to predict

the court based on oral arguments. >> if prop 8 opponents win either on the constitutionality matter or the standing issue, no doubt the support of the prop 8 will come back. what are the options at that point? >> guest: that is why the rationale matters. if the court says this is a a technicality the people who still want to support the bans can keep trying, keep passing the bans and defending them in court. if instead the court rules these kind of bans are themselves institutional, this is really no other recourse like there was not with interracial marriage. >> on the big cases you have the four conservative and four liberal members and justice kennedy in the middle? >> guest: what will justice kennedy do is the question of the morning.

everyone expects him to be the swing vote. he has been author of the two most important gay rights victories from the united states supreme court but he often is conservative on family law matters. will he go with the gay rights streak or the conservative family law streak? we will know soon. >> many same sex couples in california could wonder if this is a way the court could rule if their favor but only affecting the two couples wore the plaintiffs in this suit? >> it is possible. the court could say only those two particular couples are affected but the way the cases lay out is in the court makes a ruling with a rationale that goes to the merits of the case, that would by implication apply to other couples, as well, and you are right, we could have something as narrow as a ruling only applying to two couples or as broad as applying to the whole nation. >> it is rare we get these

culturally significant rulings from the court. what are you going to do for class? >> guest: this is a wonderful teaching moment for society of how the constitution works. the constitution obviously is designed to keep the government in check. the supreme court this week in the affirmative action and voting rights and now same-sex marriage, the court has been tough on the government, really requiring the government to justify what they do to groups of people. we will see if the court does the same thing in same-sex marriage as it did in affirmative action where the court said to the government, you have do show us why you are doing this and show us how what you are doing is going to achieve your goals. >> the supreme court is not supposed to be swayed by public opinion but since prop 8 passed public opinion has changed so much and most americans now movie same-sex marriage is inevitable. >> guest: that gives comfort to couples in coal who believe they

could overturn the prop 58 the polls if the supreme court does not strike it down. we will see. you are right be the court says it does not follow public opinion but history shows it usually gradually veered toward aligning with public opinion. >> because justices are people today. >> guest: that right and members of society. >> julie will stick with us through this decision. we have other news. same-sex marriage supporters are planning rallies tonight regardless of what the supreme court decides. >> the big one is in san francisco at castro and market street at 6:30. >> in oakland a celebration is planned for 5:30 at 19th and sell graph and san jose at city hall at 6:00 and in concord a champagne celebrationally at the rain poe community center at 6:30 and other evens for santa cruz, vallejo and fairfield.

>> drivers, a new reason for auto insurance to go up. jane king is at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, lock the doors if you are driving in california, a popular place for car thieves. 8 of the metro areas with the largest vehicle theft is in california. good news if you have verizon wireless an upgrade of network this year can has been congested with slower internet and data service allowing at&t to provide faster service. >> we have a healthy start to wall street with a report showing the economy grew but it was meager growth at less than forecast, so, ironically, that is sparking on the milk -- is

sparking optimism the fed could continue. are you think of taking a trip for h.p.d. day? the most popular fourth of july destinations include friend quarter in new orleans at the top of the list and north michigan avenue in chicago and if new york city another neighbor and the 4th popular was san francisco. average domestic and international air fares for july are up compared to last year. that is from the new york new york stock exchange for bloomberg business report. >> all tourists at fisherman's work will not need the sweatshirt they usually get stuck buying. >> maybe they will buy it this morning. maybe they will be selling t showers in the afternoon.

1.75 mile visibility in santa rosa and everyone else is okay unless you drive to the clouds at 500' for the main base but some clouds are lower. because of the cloud deck sfo arrival delays are an hour and 50 minutes. the wind, because they are light and variable, the clouds will need the sunshine to breakthrough and you can see it is happening so that is the catalyst to more sunshine in the afternoon so when it changes, it will be abrupt and lied us to a mostly sunny and humid afternoon. it will be worm to hot tomorrow. mildary the coast during the day and overnight and mild unless you are in the hills. 70's and 80's could be the lows this woke. the cold front never made it and the air mass never contained and we are stuck in a warm southern

flow so we will call today "muggy." it will feel like the temperatures are cooler and 79 in milpitas and low to my 80's through the south bay and cupertino and san jose at 82 and upper 70's and near 80 for the peninsula and low-to-mid 60's at coast with afternoon sunshine and a light breeze and low 70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and light breeze at your beach and could be near 80 at richmond and union city and hercules at 83. mid-80's and muggy conditions in the north bay and the east bay veal. today's game, at 12:35, two games for the reds and a's. partly sunny and mostly sunny through the day with a very high

u.v. index and an ice cream social there for july knife diabetes. >> tonight, a lot of cloud cover around again but not as michigan as it was this morning. temperatures jump another four to aid degrees tomorrow and we hang out in the mid-90's to near 100 all the way through tuesday starting tomorrow. mid-80's to the low 90's around the pay and check out the coast, mid-to-upper 60. summer is almost here. it will stay around for the longest time we have had so far this year. leyla gulen? >>guest: good news, eastbound 24 the crash has cheered -- cleared. at duck barton, highway 84 at the toll there is slowing and 59 miles per hour is downtown to 33 miles per hour. the further west we are looking at top speeds with a silver lining. a new crash is reported

southbound at nimitz at industrial parkway and you can traffic your own traffic with the abc7 news at apple app and google play and at san rafael, a busy drive out there at half an hour to get to san rafael from santa benicia. >> seven things to know before you go. the only news is back after

>> good morning, you can see people outside city hall waiting for the supreme court decision on proposition 8 the ban on same-sex marriage in california as well as the federal defense of marriage act. of course, well stay on to bring you the decisions as soon as

they come down. >> right now seven things to know. one, the supreme court is expected to hand down the decision on prop 8, california will find out whether same-sex couples can again be able to marry in the state. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has reaction at city hall when the decision comes down. two, rallies are planned this evening including one in the castro district at 6:30. other rallies and events are scheduled in oakland, san jose, concord, mountain view, redwood city, santa cruz, vallejo, fairfield. >> bart riders find out at 9:00 a.m. whether the union voted to authorize a strike over pay and benefits. several different union contracts with bart expire on sunday. the public will get 72 hours' notice if they decide to walk out. >> developing news los angeles police continue a stand off with a gun man who opened fire on

officers during a parole probation search, one officer is in critical condition after being shot in the mechanic -- neck and face. it is not believed related to a shooting where two other officers were ambushed. >> new york patriot hard unanimous degrees is under arrest. the 23-year-old football player has been part of a murder investigation. his friend was found dead near the player's home. >> six, the clod cover over downtown san francisco as we look at high definition, with a day planner in 12 hours we have drizzle along the coast and the higher elevation and low-to-mid 60's. as far as noon, mid-60's to low 80's. a humid afternoon inland. we do not get this often in june. >> the san mateo bridge shows

traffic building and flowing smoothly in foster city but bad news northbound 880 where we have a crash at industrial parkway involving a few cars. >> thank you for joining us. we are going to look live at the u.s. supreme court in washington, d.c., for you right now, where people are gathered outside the steps. some of the key players are