one of the first couples to tie the knot were athletes s craig burns anand luke sullivan, w whd in newouth wales. >>his is a h huge step f forward for australia. there are still l people out the who have a a problem with it,t,d you will face those people in day to day life every now and agagain, but it is far outweighd by the influx of people we have had in support. >> at a ceremony in melbourne, this couple were wed. >> she will always be love o ofy lilife. today's not going to change ththat. it is aboutt equality, really, anand finally being legal. >> australia's parliament voted to legalize same-sex marriage on december 9, becoming the 26th nation in the world to do so. the vote in parliament followedd a nationwide postal survevey too measure public opinion on marriage equality, and an overwhelming majority supported it. brent: most bundesliga players spent their break on sunny beaches away from the cold and wet in germany. others spend their free time on projects close to their hearts. this is one of those players. he went back to the ivory coast to see the work that has foundation

after midnight local time in new south wales were australian athletes commonwealth games sprinter craig burnsthat next expression of love and that next adventure on your relationship with anyone, and i've met the man of my dreams and i've met the love of my life and that's something that naturally progresses and something that we want to do. we want to get married, we want to celebrate with our friends and family, we want to go on that adventure. how appropriate. they were the first to the finishing line. the bbc‘s hywel griffith in sydney, says there's been a flurry of wedding activity overnight and into tuesday across australia. there was a race to be first across the line. they were not the only ones to have midnight weddings. we also saw a midnight wedding in melbourne, and three hours behind new south wales and victoria, a midnight wedding in perth as well. we are expecting to see more ceremonies during the day. january 9 is a big landmark day. however, some people got, not a false start, but managed to get in with special exemptions and waivers before christmas. what was initially a tri

after midnight local time in new south wales, were australian athletes, commonwealth games sprinter craig burnsxpression of love and that next adventure on your relationship with anyone, and i've met the man of my dreams and i've met the love of my life and just that's something that naturally progresses and something that we want to do. we want to get married, we want to celebrate with our friends and family, we want to go on that adventure. congratulations to them. stockton, california — once named the most miserable city in the us — is making a comeback. that's thanks in no small part to its young mayor, michael tubbs. he was born and raised in stockton and is now working to turn things around in his hometown. the bbc went to meet him. a very violent day in stockton. five people are dead... in one of stockton's deadliest days on record. there's a lot of love, there's also a lot of pain. you are the man. —— the mayor. sometimes i pinch myself. like, yo, you're the mayor! especially when it comes to things like problem—solving, why don't they do it like that? why aren't you doing it? you're th

craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have some breaking news now a two alarm fire is burning inside of the italian bistro in gloucester city camden county. fire fighters were called to the restaurant on the 900 block of ninth street about an hour ago. we are told, crews are having, difficulties getting a handle on the fire and they may need to be out there for a while. no injuries have been reported >>> hazmat crews respond to the university of pennsylvania 's applied sciences and engineering building this morning. fire department was because of the a situation involving volume chloroform just after 8:00 a.m. smoke was coming from the windows of the building. so far the department is not saying what led to the call at 33rd and walnut only that nobody was inside at the time and no injuries were reported. >>> many of had, day dreams today right now almost a billion dollars are up for grabs. >> a billion dollars. mega millions and power ball jackpot have a total of 950 million-dollar, and mega millions grand prize is 418 million-dollar, and if someone matches all of the numbers and takes all of that prize money at once t

craig over 30-mile-per-hours. there is flooding concerns over the burn scars in the north bay. 6:00 a.m. on your monday, that monday morning commute is under way. it is just a mess with showers moving through the region. light and moderate in intensity. monday midday, a couple of downpours moving through. the storm system starts to get its act together. by monday evening widespread heavy rain working through parts of the region. as we go into the latter portion of monday evening we'll have showers that will be heavy in nature, especially as you move inland. as you take a look at the wind it's a factor, wind advisory in effect, especially midday on monday. south wind 20 to 30 miles per hour, gusting over 40 miles per hour. the threat is there of trees coming down and also some power outages. we'll track it for you here on abc 7. accuweather seven-day forecast shows you heavy rain and wind on your monday, it's a 3 on the storm impact scale. a chance of a thundershower on tuesday. then drying out midweek into the upcoming weekend. but of course we want to stress that heavy rain and wind wil

craig it was pretty straightforward. -- >> it was pretty straightforward. text was clear in describing the scene clearly, but there were no pictures. kendall smith got off on a technicality, it was not actually illegal to burn a flag. he was acquitted. he took a sheet from a nearby hotel, i do not know if he stole it or paid for it, but he made that she wore it to emulate a ku , and was arrested for inciting a riot. the pictures were so clear, the photographer had moved the camera around and i think at one point there is a picture of three people behind him, sitting on a bench. [laughter] i wonder if the times had put this image in the paper the next day, would it have gone away this afternoon? hard to say. rhea: and your theory around editorial choices of size and space, how does that sort of fit in? darcy: it is a mystery. they had a few columns. it is not like they had no space. why would they not put anything? it does not make any sense. rhea: no, it doesn't. darcy: it could have been that some sort of bar needed to be reached to have a picture there. rhea: maybe they needed a riot. [laughter] rachel: what i do recall is how many pictures the times had about the central park issue. rhea: there are a sli

burn the house down? >> no. >> did you kill those dogs? >> no, i loved those dogs. >> when the case went to the jury, keith's friend craig bradley didn't knoway the jury would fall. >> i didn't know if he would get acquitted. but i didn't think he'd get convicted. i mean, i really felt like it would be a hung jury. >> turns out he was right. after six hours of deliberation, the jury was deadlocked. >> i'm going to declare a mistrial at this time. >> keith would sit in jail for another year as he awaited a second trial. a long time for his family to process the story he told on the stand. >> he left to go to a bar, to go cruising, or something? and then he goes and sits on the riverfront? like, he has never done that before in his entire life. >> so when he stepped down, you thought? your father did this? >> yeah. yeah. i mean, i definitely wasn't saying it out loud. and i wasn't ready to accept it. but i definitely was moving in the direction of the only thing that makes sense at this point is that he committed the crime. >> after months of wrestling with his thoughts, zach decided it was time to send his dad a letter. >> i put in the lette