>> yeah, it will be fun. definitely and the weddings will start, i guess, after that. >> >> reporter: county herbs are bracing, but in fact same sex marriages would not resume for a few weeks should the high courts clear the way. and a decision this week whether for or against will bump up against san francisco's gay pride weekend. >> there will be more people. so, can't complain about that, you know? >> reporter: already pride festivities merchants know a ruling could put crowds over the top, even if prop 8 stands >> i think pride will just be pride the way it has been for years. it will be exciting if it goes our way, but we'll keep fighting. >> reporter: here's a look back at the 2008 celebrations when the california supreme court held that gay and lesbian couples have a constitutional right to mary. now, five years later, this issue has national prominence.

as we await the ruling which could come as early as tomorrow morning. >> >> be sure to stay with us for the decision on prop online and on the air. we'll bring it to you as it happens. >> >> on the night of that landmark ruling, we'll go in depth on the decision in a ktvu news special. >> >> the high court is expected toier its ruling on doma, defense of marriage act. it became a law in 1996 when it was signed by president clinton. the doma ruling could be announced at the same time the ruling on prop is made public. >> >> momentum appears to be growing in the u.s. senate. democrats are calling a new measure a bipartisan effort, some republicans say they will support new immigration laws for political reasons. >> i want to get reattached to the hispanic community conservatism.

past immigration reform and grow this party the party has to be bigger than utah and south carolina. the hispanic community is very close to our values, but we have driven them away over this issue >> truly a compromise between democrats and republicans that fix our broken system. the big loser if we don't get immigration done is america. >> >> a procedure vote set for tomorrow that could clear a way for the measure to move to the full senate for an up or down vote >> a new poll shows americans are overwhelmingly in favor of undocumented residents to stay here. the pugh research indicates 70 manufactures said it's okay for them to stay. -- . 43% say citizenship applications should be delayed until border security is beefed-

up. >> >> high-profile florida murder trial begins with opening statements tomorrow. george zimmerman is accused of 2nd degree murder in the shooting death of teenager trayvon martin. the jury is under sequestration orders that began this weekend and could last up to a month. zimmerman has said the shooting was as a result of self- defense, but it has become a national issue because zimmerman is hispanic and trayvon martin is an archdiocese american. . this happened thursday after the final game between miami heat and san antonio spurs. reid was shot by a stray bullet. >> i thought he was playing around with me to play a prank on me because the heat won. >> doctors say reid was very

lucky. they expect him to make a full recovery >> some people getting a first glimpse of an abandoned housing complex. as you can see from the pictures, it has been turned into an usual work of art. >> eric rasmussen got a sneak peek of it before it opened. >> he >> he also spoke to the art it. >> for the artist known as ice life, the term housing project has taken on a new meaning. from it has been a real blessing to be able to show art like this. >> reporter: using east oakland's green housing complex as his canvas, he is el it the story of those living in the conditions. >> she is being raised by a wonderful family, but she is living 40 steps from a prostitution home. >> we totally transformed this

unit to look like grandma's house. >> reporter: complete with a child's room from the '80s. >> it works man, can you believe that. >> here on people's way out, they take a marker and they write a tribute to their grandmother. and in one day, this whole room was full. >> the $80,000 project called brighter than blight is funded by california housing project. once a magnet for drugs and crime, the open tire complex could be demolished as soon as next month. >> we intend to turn it this into an urban farm. we are giving new birth to something that has had a negative impact. >> reporter: in two days, p500 people that pass through here, the exhibit will be open again next weekend. in oakland, eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel "2 news." >> our web team has posted more video of today's exhibit.

>> >> top san francisco public health official reportedly under investigation for conflict of interest. san francisco chronicle reports the city attorney's office is investigating dr. batia. he received restaurant inspections, according to the chronicle, he serves on several nonprofit boards, which is causing a conflict of interest with the public health department. he said he has never received negative feedback from his supervisors. the director of public health has not commented. hostess twinkies set to return to store shelves next month. they went bankrupt and are going to be reopening their operations. the boxes will have a tag line that says "the sweetest comeback in the history of forever." and they will taste the same >> new carpool lanes on interstate 80 in the is south bay.

now, a 4 1/2 mile stretch in hoff lane hov lanes. transportation officials say the new lanes will help to increase highway capacity and reduce congestion in one of the bay area's worst traffic problem areas. >> >> prices of gas around the country dropping, but not here in the bay area. a gallon of regular here $4.13. last week, it was $4-07. the rest of the country is seeing prices drop p thundershower cents a gallon. >> >> more and more u.s. hotels are doing away with room service as a way to cut costs. one of the biggest to follow that trend is new york hilton hotel in mid-town manhattan next to penn station. industry expers say travelers tastes are changing. a recent poll shows only two

percent wanted room service at their hotel, while 6% wanted wifi, in room coffee makers and wattle bottles ranked high in the poll. coming up, where hundreds came together to celebrate. why this year's celebration represents special meaning. >> >> unseasonably cool, rainy, muggy around muff much of the bay area. mark is tracking the rain, you can see the clouds over san francisco. he will have your forecast, coming up. . [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone.

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we have seen some big moons, but that was a really big moon. if you want to go out and look at the moon right now, you probably can't find it. there is a lot of clouds out there. >> good conditions early this morning with the moon viewing, but today, the clouds moved through. they were advertising the cool down. that happened. temperatures dropped a good 20 degrees forward fairfield and antioch. oakland 66, satellite and he radar loop, all of the moisture moving in the all of that green, some of it not reach the ground, still alot of moisture in place. we'll hold onto drizzle or spotty light showers for this evening. eat now are, not a lot of coverage on the radar. a little bit of activity as you can see right now, moving to the east. livermore. around the tracey area, a few scattered light shower. as far as temperatures for the

5:00 hour, they are in the 50s and 60s, a few spots still holding onto 70 toward livermore and san jose. 70 degrees. time lapse imagery, a few sprinkles hit the lens earlier today. overcast out there, temperatures in oakland mainly in the 60s, forecast headlines for tonight, we'll go with this more clouds than fog. a few spotty showers out there, monday, tuesday a chance of rain, we will have a better chance of more steady rain, we'll show that to you coming up in a little bit. in the extended, we warm things back up. temperatures inland on track to reach the 90s in our five-day forecast. here we go with the satellite, you can see the moisture in place in northern and central california. we are tracking this system off shore. this area of green, that's moisture headed toward the bay area. we are calling it a june storm for monday, scattered showers an off and on activity during the afternoon hours. tuesday, another surge of moisture moving in.

targeting the morning hours of tuesday. north bay will be picking up the heaviest rain. tonight, 10:00, a lot of clouds, a few spotty showers out there. we'll take this -- it's a monday morning at 6:00. you will see some activity in parts of the north, basically, everywhere across the region. the best chance of picking up scattered rainshowers tomorrow morning and alot of cloud cover throughout the afternoon hours by 4:00 and then we'll take this to monday night. more moisture approaches monday monday night 10:00, and 11:00. look what happens by tuesday morning. just in time for the tuesday morning commute, this is the south across the region on tuesday. showers lingering into tuesday afternoon. as far as rainfall expectations for monday and tuesday, the north bay as you would expect picking up the most, especially towards the hills. it could be over an inch. in contrast, the south bay -- a big range as far as rainfall

potential. forecast highs for tomorrow, 0s and 70s, 90s long gone. 80s long gone. san jose around 70 degrees. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast, there is the multiple rain clouds monday and tuesday, waves of shower activity pushing through the region. we warm things back up wednesday, thursday and friday with your weekend always in view, it looks like it could be warm to hot especially inland. but heather and ken, this is is typically the off season for us, just tracking fog, but they will put our radar to good work over the next few days. thank you, mark. >> >> go to ktvu. com for the very latest in this >> a street festival celebrating black history is winding down right about now in

berkeley. . >> classic soul, 26th annual june teenth festival featured a variety of music, food, festivals all day. the free event closed traffic between ashby and alcatraz. june tenth commemorates the celebration when word that slavery had been abolished reached texas two years later. >> i think it's very positive and they should do it every year it's foresheet do. >> this is a special celebration because this year marks the 150th anniversary of the emancipation proclamation >> , a's look to bounce back against last night's loss with the mariners. >> sports wrap is next. but wee rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ .

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good evening, everyone, welcome to this sunday night early edition of sports wrap. nascar always know when they come into northern california is a different road course. what they don't, effect are raindrops and you don't expect to see a crash before the race ever gets going. rookie pauly smacks into the back of a fellow rookie as they are lining up. 52 ended up 39th as they started in the 25th edition of

this race. jaime macmurray challenged by marcus ambrose who took the lead going into one. montoya comes down the back stretch and bumps into former winner kyle bush, sending bush spinning >> danicka patrick saw plenty of road courses in her indy car days. this was her first in a nascar. she lost control on lap 18. more trouble as she cuts a tire and ends up in a barrier of them, she ended up 29th. >> >> kyle bush gets tapped by edwards and ended up in the tires as well. he finished 35th. >> >> the winner was a guy who doesn't make a habit of these things. he won in dover and 219 races later, he wins for the second time. truex pulled away after the restart and was a commander for the rest of the day.

>> today was our day. we have had a lot of days that it wasn't our day. today was just or time. the car was flawless, just trying to finish what was behind me and focus on the win. we'll get a bunch of them now, i'll tell you that much >> today in the is, the a's were on the other side of efforts. jared parker on the mound for oakland facing raul in the first inning he homered last night and did it again today. this time with andy chavez in front of him. 2-0 mariners. he came up next in the fourth, this shot is a little more towards centerfield, but it, too, makes it out of the yard. seattle took a 3-0 lead. a's chipped away with two-runs in the 6th. brandon moss gets ahold of a

dan -- another long ball, runners on the corner, morales takes them deep. mariners win, making it two out of three over the a's over the weekend. it cost the a's first place with the rangers a half game in front but playing in st. louis. >> >> after a terrible start, the hottest team in baseball. toronto, drive playing baltimore, two-run homer. four rbis, bluejays rolled 13-5 for their franchise tieing 11 straight wins. >> >> records miami marlins are the worst team in baseball. you would have a hard time convincing the giants of that after four games at at & t park. giants trying to salvage a split of the series. a fan makes a bare handed catch. that's a baby behind the guy.

didn't take long to make the marlins play from behind. second pitch of the game into left field. 1-0, florida, the game with a familiar field. giants had no answer for marcell all series. he drills one to left with logan morris and on the run at first, he keeps on running. marlins took a 3-0 lead. hunter into a revolving pitch, breaking a 90 inning homerun -- giants had all on the corners with one out. westen starts a 1-6-3 double play and the marlins still had the lead. they ended any doubt, high drive that hits the left field foul pole. miami got three more runs to cement the big weekend in san francisco. making it 10 wins and 11 for

the marlins. they win this one 7-2. >> >> san diego houston street has had problems with the long ball. adrian gonzalez, ramirez followed with homerun, homeruns given up by street in the 26th inning. l.a. over the padres 3-1. >> >> the players that traded all of the time in prosports, but it's unusual when a coach or manager is is part of the france action. boston and los angeles has made a trade involving coach doc rivers. he will be sent to the clippers in ebb change for a first round draft pick. the clippers now reportedly expect soon to be reelected free agent chris paul to reup for a five-year max contract. >> >> still to come on this early sunday nights sports wrap,

national teams continue to maneuver tor soccer's next world cup. >> >> a journeyman becomes the latest first time winner on a gotle tour. we'll be right back. . ♪

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at age 44, he has more pga career behind him than in front 0 of him. he still had a cheering section for the final round of the traveler's tournament in connecticut. you could read a book while the ball rolls toward the hole before it decided to shot. final round. 66. chris was on the 18th hole and needed this chip to force a playoff. which caught drama as well. he took the final round 67. in the playoffs, both players parred the first hole and as they played 18 for the third

straight time, duke was this close with his approach he would make birdie to win the playoff and after struggle from the big tour to the mini tour, duke gets his first pga win. >> >> spain has a pretty impressive unbeaten stretch going with the next world cup one year away. he faced nigeria in the quarter finals with the confederations cup in brazil. injuredy threads the needle through nigerian defenders. spain's unbeaten string stands to 25 games. they will play italy in the finals. -- indy car drivers in the appropriate location of newton iowa for the iowa corn 250. a little issue when ryan hunter ray runs into the back of mario andretti. both were able to finish the

race. >> that will do it for the early sports wrap see you again tonight. >> >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. >> we continue to monitor the health of nelson mandela. he remains in critical condition. we'll have any updates on this developing story. >> thank you for watching. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> monday and tuesday, we'll be tracking the rain on the radar. >> >> remember, we are always here for you online at ktvu. com. you can get your forecast there as well. see you back here tonight at 10:00. everyone. .

kung pao chicken. ah, yeah. wow. smooth. and finally, my moo shu pork. (whirring) whoo-hoo! wolowitz: oh, there you have it, gentlemen. our entire dinner unpacked by robot. and it only took 28 minutes. impressive, but we must be cautious. why? today, it's a chinese food retrieval robot. tomorrow, it travels back in time and tries to kill sarah connor. i don't think that's going to happen, sheldon. no one ever does. that's why it happens. (door opening)