david riley was the chief information officer at foundery networks when it was sold to brocade communications. prosecutors claim he provided insider information about the sale to an analyst. both are charged. prosecutors say the scheme netted more than $27 million. >> happening now gay marriage supporters rallying at the state court building in san francisco. it's where the legal debate started. the state court legalized same sex marriage back in 2008 but months later voters passed proposition 8. our crew at this rally is interviewing a local minister who came under fire with her church for preforming gay marriages. we will have her story at seven. bus loads of proposition 8 supporters rallied in the capitol. there are no reports of injuries or arrests. one group travel from north carolina to be there. >> the fate of proposition 8 now rests with the supreme court. david stevenson was

david riley was the chief information officer at foundery networks when it was sold to brocade communications in 2008. prosecutors claim he provided insider information about the sale to an analyst. both are charged. prosecutors say the scheme netted more than $27 million. >> happening now gay marriage supporters rallying at the state court building in san francisco. it's where the legal debate started. the state court legalized same sex marriage back in 2008 but months later voters passed proposition 8. our crew at this rally is interviewing a local minister who came under fire with her church for preforming gay marriages. we will have her story at seven. bus loads of proposition 8 supporters rallied in the capitol. there are no reports of injuries or arrests. one group travel from north carolina to be there. >> the fate of proposition 8 now rests with the supreme court. david stevenson was inside. >> reporter: it was nine years in the making. the hearing today was at times very fast moving, 80 minutes in all and also very pointed. take a look at the sketches of what the courtroom looked lik

david riley was the chief information officer for foundry network in santa clara they made networkingre before acquired for 3 billion dollars in 2008. prosecutors say he leaked tips about the take over to his friend matthew at san francisco base hedge fund artist capitol management. government says he then tipped others and that trading deals netted more than 27 million dollars in profit. >> well, it is the end of an era for golden gate bridge. toll tear working the final shift tonight. tomorrow all electronic tolling kicks in. live look at the bridge. wayne tonight with what is in store for those toll takers now. >> on the golden gate bridge the human toll taking all but over except for the final goodbye. >> how are you feeling. >> depressed. a little nervou nervous. >> toll tear jackaie after long career of public service about to be replaced bay machine. >> we are not they chose to did this to us chose not to have us here they could have kept a couple lanes of. >>reporter: they could but won't. tonight it's the first in the in the nation to collect toll 100 percent electronically b

david riley, head of the chicago d.e.a. said, guzman is more powerful than the former chicago mob. mr. speaker, mexican drug cartels should be labeled as foreign terrorist organizations. then we can better deal with international terrorism threats to america like public enemy number one, elchapo, that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. burgess: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, it was three years ago tomorrow night that the president's affordable health care law -- bill was pushed through this house of representatives. and on friday an article was published where the department of health and human services acknowledge that come october 1 there is, and i quote, some possibility that states will not be able to launch their health care exchanges. mr. speaker, we are six months away. the