laura anthony has more street.lau anthony has more. >> they are friends of those who di and survived tuesday balcony collapse on kit ridge street came with pictures and then sotd arm in arm to pray. about many who stopped didn't know the udents but wanted to honor them in some small way. >> i made a banner for the people to die and putonight irish and it remind them of home. >> 7 students who survive remain in area hospital. one shawn fay posted this pictu on the face book of gr fit that i says berkele 6 rest in paradise. and message thanks everyone for the support in such a dark time. in the mean time workers spent the day a cherry picker taking photograph and removing remnant of the about coin that failed and the one below it. >> it happed because water was able to leak inside a closed system. >>reporter: matt is the private building inspector who says tt the balcony was compromised rest of the structure should also be examed. >> it is possible there's a leak into other parts of the building. they of course would

anthonies has arraign far vesting system for toilet and urinal plushing bg and e is an existing building that retro fitted the building to collect water for toilet and urinal flushing pier 27 harvests water for irrigation -- in the city is collecting rainwater store and gray water for toilet and urinal flushing as well as irrigation. transbay transit center one of the original proponents in collecting and treating alternative water sources for gray water systems for urinal and toilet flushing as well as irrigation 31 fre mont -- i think you will hear a presentation on this is you aren't construction to intall a system for collecting rainwater for toilet and irrigation. the last examples are examples of scale operations maconi is looking at expanding the center there say lot of drainage at masconi center we're looking to capture at the convention center as well as the possibility of installing a truck fill station to provide water for street sweeping purposes in downtown san francisco. we have another project. project. puc has been working with the department of public works to install a

. >> anthony maines has a dui conviction and other driving offenses but he looks forward to the mosthe crew takes on outside of jail. >> it's actually a great feeling. time goes by a lot faster. it's good to be able to work. definitely a good privilege. >> today the crew is headed to a nearby animal shelter where they have been helping out for months. >> they were in disrepair. they had roofs leaking and plumbing that was bad, fence falling down, parking lot that was a wreck. anthony wants to go to the animal shelter and work every day. they treat us very well. they are thankful we came along. it is a win/win for everybody. we're going to take these branches down. anthony, get the loppers. >> if you had seen the shelter before, the difference now is unbelievable. >> pamela green is the shelter's director. >> they love being out here and we love having them here. they are projects we really can't afford to do because we are a nonprofit and all of our money goes to the animal programs. >> today we are building a handicap wheelchair ramp. >> a couple of days ago they had a gentleman who

anthony slaughter has a look at our very hot in some places forecast. >> yes. grab that spf. if you don't have it, you're going to need it. yesterday i had spf of 50 and i had to keep reapplying it, me and the kids. if you're going outside for a long period of time. skycam clearing up at the coastline. san francisco fogged in, towards peninsula, low clouds. temperatures are mild this morning starting off near 60 degrees. that's going to be a warm afternoon, 37 for san francisco, 93, 80 east bay, south bay expecting temperatures in the low 90s. yes, it's going to be a scorcher of a day. if you're headed to the beach, leave early. always going to be through santa cruz. you know we've got cooler weather on the way tomorrow. talk more about that. >> one hot day, one cooler day. >> kind of a split weekend. >> good. anthony, thanks. >>> happening now chp has shut down all lanes of southbound 880 in heyward to clean up after a deadly crash. it happened just before 6:00 this morning south of tennyson road. it's unclear at this point how many cars were involved but we do know someone

laura anthony has more on the story. >> reporter: hi, dan, chrisman is back at the state hospital. the residents here in the walnut creek neighborhood have been trying for months to get him moved out. as it turns out, though, he is gone but has little to do with the efforts of his neighbors. >> everybody feels more comfortable. >> reporter: word traveled fast in this walnut creek neighborhood sexually violent predator charles chrisman violated the conditions of his release. >> i know there are a lot of kids around, it is just a good feeling to know there is not a threat anymore. >> we are very excited to know that he is not our neighbor. and i'm thrilled. >> reporter: contra costa county district attorney said it is unclear if the violations were criminal in nature. at this time it doesn't appear that the misconduct involved a minor. the conduct did not occur in walnut creek. the attorney overseeing his release didn't return our calls for comment. but abc 7 learned that chrisman had some type of contact with a minor, and did not report the activity. chris man's return to the hospit

laura anthony has the story. >> vaccines save lives. >> reporter: leukemia survir became the face ofate bill 277 the seven-year-old could not be immunized. his parents argue reqring others to get vaccines to protect from a deadly disease. it is a tension between rights and responsibilities. at the e of the day, we are all part of society and have to look at the gater good. >> i rise in reluctant opposition to the bill. >> we know schools have to be safe. >> tension played out at the ate capitol. in the end, california assembly passed senate bill 277 which eliminates pernal belief exemption for vaccines for california school children. >> sb 277 passes. >> sack seens are safe and rk when enough people are immunized. >> reporter: since it was amended, the bill must go back to the full senate for a final vote before headin to the governor's desk. minutes after the assembly passed the bill, opponents had a rally on the capitol steps vowing to continue the fight. >> this legislation won't change parents' minds. >> if passed and signe by the governor, it would become law effective july 1st

laura anthony has the story. >> vaccines save lives. >> reporter: leukemia survivor became the face ofbill 277 the seven-year-old could not be immunized. his parents argue requiring others to get vaccines to protect from a deadly disease. >> it is a tension between rights and responsibilities. at the end of the day, we are all part of society and have to look at the greater good. >> i rise in reluctant opposition to the bill. >> we know schools have to be safe. >> tension played out at the state capitol. in the end, california assembly passed senate bill 277 which eliminates personal belief exemption for vaccines for california school children. >> sb 277 passes. >> sack seens are safe and work when enough people are immunized. >> reporter: since it was amended, the bill must go back to the full senate for a final vote before heading to the governor's desk. minutes after the assembly passed the bill, opponents had a rally on the capitol steps vowing to continue the fight. >> this legislation won't change parents' minds. >> if passed and signed by the governor, it would become law effect

laura anthony has more on the story. >> reporter: hi, dan, chrisman is back at the state hospital. the residents here in the walnut creek neighborhood have been trying for months to get him moved out. as it turns out, though, he is gone but has little to do with the efforts of his neighbors. >> everybody feels more comfortable. >> reporter: word traveled fast in this walnut creek neighborhood sexually violent predator charles chrisman violated the conditions of his release. >> i know there are a lot of kids around, it is just a good feeling to know there is not a threat anymore. >> we are very excited to know that he is not our neighbor. and i'm thrilled. >> reporter: contra costa county district attorney said it is unclear if the violations were criminal in nature. at this time it doesn't appear that the misconduct involved a minor. the conduct did not occur in walnut creek. the attorney overseeing his release didn't return our calls for comment. but abc 7 learned that chrisman had some type of contact with a minor, and did not report the activity. chris man's return to the hospit

laura anthony has that story from berkeley. >> reporter: kennedy of writes a love letter to marriage.a clear victory for same-sex coupleberkeley professor melissa murray says justice kennedy's opinion is in many ways conservative and potentially problematic. kennedy writes quote as some of the petitioners in this case demonsates marriage embodies a love that may endure eve past death. it wou misunderstand these men and womeno say they disrespect the idea of maiage. >> what this opinion says is all of those other kinds of relationships pale to this relationship marriage which is so of the be all and end all. certainly many people may actually think that but it's quite another thing to have it enshrined i that supreme court opinion. >> reporter: others studying the ruling at berkeley school of law say it may be a landmark decision but not a surprising one. >> it's a long opinion, and it simply confirmed what those who consider themselves profsionals in the area knew already. >> reporter: justice scalia writes a right over looked by every personlive at the time of ratification and almos

laura anthony has that story from berkeley. >> reporter: kennedy of writes a love letter to marriage.victory for same-sex couples berkeley professor melissa murray says justice kennedy's opinion is in many ways conservative and potentially problematic. kennedy writes quote as some of the petitioners in this case demonstrates marriage embodies a love that may endure even past death. it would misunderstand these men and women to say they disrespect the idea of marriage. >> what this opinion says is all of those other kinds of relationships pale to this relationship marriage which is so of the be all and end all. certainly many people may actually think that but it's quite another thing to have it enshrined in that supreme court opinion. >> reporter: others studying the ruling at berkeley school of law say it may be a landmark decision but not a surprising one. >> it's a long opinion, and it simply confirmed what those who consider themselves professionals in the area knew already. >> reporter: justice scalia writes a right over looked by every person alive at the time of ratification an

the laura anthony has our story. fv.r the became the face of senate bill 2 77. 7-year-old from mayepublic county couldn't be immune couldn't bimmunized sought parents argue requiring others to get their vaccine protected from potentially deadly disease om potentially deadly disease. >> between rights and community responsibility. at the end of the day i feel like we are all part of a society and we have to look at thereater good. >> i realize today in reluctant opposition to the bill. >> we ow schools have to be safe. >> that tension ayed out at the state capitol but if the end the california assembly pass senate bill 2 77. almost andrea yates the personal belief exemption for vaccines r california school children. >>es 46, no 30. the sb 2 77 passes. >> vaccine are safe and they work. the work when enough people are immune people are immune. >>reporter: since it was amended in the assembly the bill mt now go become to the full senate for a final vote before heading to the governor desk. minutes after the assembly passed

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well, anthony has been working on himself right now, what he has been doing.nd if he wants to step away get his mind and his body right, and that's what he wants to go and he has every right to do that and wish him the best. >> sucks, you know? he is a great player, for whatever reason he did retire it's a good reason and i wish nothing but the best for him. shocked as anybody else. i hate to see him go. he's great play and great teammate. but i'm sure he has got a good reason. >>> finally, giants starting a three-game set in philadelphia. top second gmen down 2-0, duffy changed that one swing, solo shot off to williams fourth of the season, deficit to doubtcut to 2-1. to the fourth maxwell into the act in a big way. upper deck no doubter to left tying the game at three apiece. in the seventh, the giants weren't finished tied at 4. buster posey cracking the gmen third long ball of the evening solo shot off garcia, ninth of the year. right now, giants lead 5-4 in the ninth inning. >>> the a's a loser today at fenway park to the red sox, 4-2. snaps their four-ga

thear has announced it's closing after the landlord raised the rent by 60 abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has from moraga. >> reporter: barring a last-minute plot twist the iconic riem theater will close june 4th after a landlord who's been subsidizing the rent for yearsecided to raise it suddenly and dramatically. >> it was 60% rent increase. >> which means wha >> which means a lot of money. money that we cannot afford. >> i'm very upset this is closing. very upset. our kids will be upset. >> reporter: theater operator derek zemrak invested $250,000 on digityears ago, and he's put in new seating. but he can't afford $8000 a month rent for theater that often draws just few people for a first-run movie. on the phone landlord mahesh mahesh puri told abc news if someone comes to the plate and i can make a little return o my investment i would be happy to work with them. >> i blame people of moraga who didn't come and support the theater and town of moraga, which th are not helping at all. >> reporter: the town councilman dave trotter told us the end of this story hasn't been written yet. >> i ha

anthony hogan. police have linked the murder weapon to him. the jail has decided to move hogan to the protective custody housing unit on another floor. though hogan will be isolated from other inmates in his new unit, he must pass by a number of them on his way there. and many have already seen his face on the news. >> you know you did it, bitch [ bleep ]. >> hey, that [ bleep ] hogan. you know you did it. you and that [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> that sounded pretty scary to me. i'm just curious how you're feeling about people surrounding you. >> i don't know. i feel like i'm eventually going to run into them. so -- >> who? >> whoever was just yelling. so many people it ain't -- i don't know who it was. >> one of the inmates who just yelled at hogan is deshawn powell, who says the holt murder hit close to home. >> it's my wife's little cousin. they out the funeral, they out there. i already knew what was going on before the news, anybody. >> powell is equally as incensed at james mallory. >> james mallory, he gets out, you know, he want to tell on somebody and

john rawlins has more from wilmington. >> reporter: st. anthonywas full there was 1,000 people inside and hundreds outside. we watched the funeral procession arrived with kim from her mom's front porch along with family friends and neighbors some of the hundreds outside the security barricades. tears she had as the casket moved to the church and biden arrived his wife, family, and children. >> his daughter, it's sad. >> it's a family for me, it's like the president is burying his son today it's a somber moment being that the vice president is from delaware. >> reporter: that sense of closeness comes up here all the time. the former attorney general and his dad the vice president not just someone you read about in the newspapers or see on tv. but someone you bump into. >> did you ever meet him? >> yes i used to work at fairfax hardware as a cashier and bow and joe came in all the time. >> many had stories of beau and his father. >> you never know where you would run into him. >> reporter: the leader of the state girl scouts said beau did much for t

another 49ers player has announced the retirement and anthony davis has informed the team he plans to retire from the nfl. lyanne melendez will have details on the medical reasons for the decision at 5:00. >> tonight governor brown met with city leaders who he has threatened to find $10,000 a day if they don't meet state-mandated water reductions. brown said the bay area is doing better than other parts of the date, and they're in the backyard of the vegetable garden that appears to be thriving in a drought. david, how is that? >> well it is possible because the city of redwood city is giving homeowners like this gentleman and his grandson recycled water and that's how they have the great tomato garden and this is one of the innovations the governor learned about when he came to the bay area as he came to preach about more conservation. >> the governor was here and asked how well the heating is to conserve water and then they asked how he's doing? >> brown met with about a dozen people mayors and leaders from the agencies and he smiled when he said how many were exceeding the mandated

has only recently come to know. >> hey. >>> the close management unit at the santa rosa correctional institution houses inmates from across the state of florida who have proven difficult to manage. anthonyhas been here for the past year. >> it's home for the next 20-something years. >> he was recently placed under observation after correctional officers discovered he had tied a bed sheet around his neck. >> everything is the same, day in and day out. >> now he is back in his cell and says thoughts of his late mother led to his actions. >> this is all i got right here. this is all i got. that day, i was just going, i was going through the emotions that day, you know what i'm saying? i was really down. i was depressed. it's just like i had a voice in my head. like go on and be with your mom, know what i'm saying. this ain't the place for you. couple days came become to reality. you know what i'm saying? that ain't worth it. it is what it is. she in a better place. know what i'm saying? so go ahead and do you, you know what i'm saying, and try to get back out on the streets, you know what i'm saying? >> under the past few days, bell has undergone physical and mental evaluations by the pris

you mentioned, anthony kennedy has become a very important case of the puzzle when it comes to figuring out what is going to happen. i wonder if you want to speak to this issue. john: justice kennedy has a relatively long record and i think that most people who have paid attention to what he had written previous cases, including the windsor case, which has been an important precedent, a lot of people -- pimm: tell people what that was. struck downeve this the defense of marriage act and had benefits -- dealt with benefits to couples. the court kicked this all to the states. there were things in the case that federal proponents really liked. there was moving language about the quality of gay couples. people have picked and chosen things within it to justify their positions on this issue. if you ask most legal scholars to read what justice kennedy has written, everyone assumed he would end up where he has ended up today. there are some things he said world arguments that gave people a little bit of cause. a lot of times justices will say things to tease out an argument where the implied q

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anthony's church has now seen the departure of virtually all the mourners. and in a sign that life goes on, it's transforming itself now for a huge fund raising festival here they have here each year a sign that even in the face of such grieving life does indeed go on. back to you. >> thank you very much doug mckell way. >>> new developments to tell you about of that massive cyber attack against the u.s. government. reports that the feds learned months ago they say that the computer system that holds those records of millions of federal workers, they were told they were vulnerable to hackers. the inspector general at the office of personnel management issue that had warnd that warning back in november, but by then they had cleaned out thousands of files and were preparing for a large scale strike. the government is now asking federal employees to change their passwords and put fraud alerts on their own credit reports. molly has the latest on the situation. >> reporter: cyber security experts say as hackers looked through the government personnel files of mil

men's line anthony has a vitamin c serum $45 an ounce. this department store brand is $59 an ounce.t. a comparable department store version for women, 2.93 a treatment but did these men's products smell and feel well manly? doesn't smell at all. practically unscented. honestly i would not know that this was a man's product unless you told me specifically. but don't take my word for it. we asked twins ana marie and gina marie to try them out and they chose the men's. >> makes me want to use less makeup. >> definitely. >> gives that nice glow. >> there is there one size fits all element to male beauty products and sometimes when women want to is just simplify things. and make things a little more cost effective. >> reporter: and given the price difference it might be worth heading over to the men's department to see if a few of their new niceties will work for you. for "good morning america," becky worley abc news, oakland california. >> have you done that? it's a great tip. thank you, beck. >>> to this though we've been talking about it all morning, next on "heat index" that bachelor

anthony kennedy has written all four of those decisions. no single justice in history, i think, has ever been so associated with an issue as anthony kennedy is with the rights of gay people. and this is a historic dramatic change that you know will reverberate for a long time. >> interesting. i believe also that june 26th, today, is the anniversary of several of those other decisions written by anthony kennedy, lawrence v. texas and a couple others having to do with the rights of same-sex couples, whether or not to marry, striking down provisions of defense of marriage act. i'm joined here by jonathan turley. you've been going over the majority opinion. i should note that it was a 5-4 decision in the minority chuing chief roberts wrote dissent. but while you're reading anthony kennedy's majority opinion that states that no state can ban same-sex marriage what are you picking up? what strikes you? >> first of all, it's much like his earlier decisions. itses a actually quite move pg in parts where kennedy says look loving the case involving i

arc or palo alto and the fact is that the founder stepped down last august and the new ceo anthony betancourt has a history of leading companies through the process of selling themselves and with the market cap it wouldn't surprise me at all if they planned a takeover bid. finally there's fort net which is a more established name offering cyber security products and services. both harang gets ware and software that allow their customers to defect and eliminate complex threats without completely locking down their computer systems. basically it's an end to end network security solution. plus the company makes custom design chips and operating systems allowing for secure networks from the ground up. a little less than a month ago fortnet told us it's acquiring meru networks for 44 million in cash. a total fire sale price given that the stock collapsed over the past few years. this was a cheap way to expand it's wireless security offerings and will allow the company to cross sell it's own products to their 14,000 customers. revenue growth decelerated. lately it's gotten the groove back. looking to g

has he changed over five years or over 10 years oversee the same anthony kennedy from decades ago? ld say he has not changed. legal scholars could probably argue that in two courses on that but what has changed is the types of issues they are taking up in the type of court. if you want to pay the role -- play the role of the swing vote, he has to do it in that just he faces now. the court he oversees is a different court than the one anthony kennedy has been on during his career. vonnie: doing a who is leading arguments on same-sex marriage in -- and obamacare? >> we don't. i think the expectation is that it could be either one of them but as they come out today and tomorrow and monday, they come not in order of seniority, if the chief justice price the first opinion today, that will be the only one coming out today. if one of the younger justices is writing it, then there could be more. tom: thank you so much. very quickly, ipo up and maybe we will see an ipo and that is breaking right now. let me do a twitter question linking into what we have been talking about -- will the suprem

anthony slaughter has a look at our very hot in some places forecast. >> yes. grab that spf. 50 and i had to keep reapplying it me and the kids. if you're going outside for a long period of time. skycam clearing up at the coastline. san francisco fogged in towards peninsula, low clouds. temperatures are mild this morning starting off near 60 degrees. that's going to be a warm afternoon, 37 for san francisco, 93 80 east bay, south bay expecting temperatures in the low 90s. yes, it's going to be a scorcher of a day. if you're headed to the beach, leave early. always going to be through santa cruz. you know we've got cooler weather on the way tomorrow. talk more about that. >> one hot day one cooler day. >> kind of a split weekend. >> good. anthony, thanks. >>> happening now chp has shut down all lanes of southbound 880 in heyward to clean up after a deadly crash.

anthony nocito has seen results after doing the workout for four months. >> i lost about eight to 10nitely more tight in my core now which i need come beach season. >> there you go back breaker. >> what makes nine rounds different than other programs is there's no set class times. >> you don't have to worry about a certain time frame, you just jump in as soon as you get here, which is great. >> hit the bag. >> the atmosphere is just fun. come in and have a good time. >> let's go. >> a coach will always be there to motivate you. >> but also focus and make sure that the technique the form is correct so you don't injure yourself. >> and he says exercises can also be modified. the workout is for all ages. 51-year-old sharon forney a cancer survivor comes six days a week. >> this is something i've always wanted to do. when i saw this place opened i thought yes i'm going to do this. >> there's a nine round gym in limerick pennsylvania. we have details on pricing on 6abc.com but if you want to try it the first workout is free. we always make fun of rick but, that he's home eating bonbons bu

anthony fauci, has intense, intimate understanding of the ravages of ebola. >> at least in the most recent that we took care of, that's about as sick as you can get without dying. >> reporter: on march 14, 2015, he suited up to treat a u.s. health care worker who became infected in sierra leone, and was airlifted to the n.i.h. hospital outside washington where he received the highest level of intensive care possible, it kept him alive while his body mounted its own defense. >> reporter: it was touch and go for a week, but he survived. >> all of the people who have recovered from ebola, even those who have been very ill it was their immune system that ultimately suppressed and eliminated the virus. >> reporter: this is why fauci and others are optimistic they have a found a way to stop ebola its tracks. the human body can create the antibodies to fight off ebola, but usually not fast enough. an effective vaccine creates an army of ebola antibodies that can stop the virus before it stampedes through the body. but here is the ironic rub: >> if we are successful in controlling ebola, we won't

teenagers were charged as adults in connection with several armed robberies harden and anthony were arrested thursday. harden hasfive incidents, anthony is charged in two robberies. >>> the philadelphia mother accused of abandoning her disabled son in cobbs creek park is competent to stand trial. but the psychiatrist who made that determination says 41-year-old parler does need mental health treatment. her 21-year-old quadriplegic son spent five days in the woods with no food or water. she left town to see her boyfriend in maryland. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for august. >>> a fan suffered life threatening injuries after being hit by a broken bat in fenway park. she was bleeding from her head. she was carried off on a stretcher in the second inning. >>> president obama flies to germany for the g-7 gathering. the fighting in ukraine is expected to be on the agenda. yesterday the president called the ukrainian president pour poroshenko. ukrainian forces are clashing with rushacked separatists. russia was suspended from the g-7 last year. >>> 8 out of the ten mill tabts charged in the attack -- militants ch

anthony's. secret service has been here today, it's a big church it's going to be packed, lots of people trying to say good-bye to beau. on saturday, some of the world's most powerful people will come to st.ant knee anthony's to say good-bye to beau. one of beau's best friends is helping plan it out, rob bucchini, a respected developer in wilmington. his focus is on beau and beau's wife and kids. >> they are asolid tough people. halle is the definition of a steel magnolia doing great. >> >> reporter: the bidens set up a foundation for his children it's been online for a few hours. >> we have already 50 contributions in the space of two hours, which i think is interesting we'll see a lot of that a lot of people who would not normally or don't have big dollars to give to something, but just want to do something. >> reporter: the foundation will raise money that will be given to various organizations that help kids from online safety programs to victims of sexual abuse. that was beau's focus in the a.g.'s office his friends know this is exactly what he would want. this is a way people can honor a

laura anthony live with more on how the warriors success has given the citya h a huge boost. >> reporter: that's right. seems like a distant memory now but you may remember at one point there was talk that this parade would be held in san francisco. that did not happen. and while the future is uncertain today and now oakland is proud to claim the warriors as their open. san francisco mayor ed lee may have rolled by in a rolls-royce but this was oakland's mayor day to show off her city. >> i love the city. the good, the bad, the ugly. and to show what oakland really is just so amazing. >> no better place for this to happen than oakland. i'm so proud of this city and so proud of the warriors to give this community the sense of spirit and pride it deserves. >> we love the warriors. we bleed warrior pride. >> reporter: this parade is the culmination of efforts by oakland leaders to put the city in a good light. >> welcome to the beautiful bay area. >> reporter: including during the nba playoffs when the networks finally began showing oakland beauty shots more often than san francisco. as oak

and then from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., and a mass of christian burial at saint anthony in wilmington. >>> a new charity has been creates in memory of beau the beau biden foundation for the protection of children, meant to focus on the work he worked on his whole life. beau biden died saturday of terminal brain can at the age of 46. >> caught on video a toddler survived being run over see why he was able to walk away. and selling a home could take forever and one family got a unique offer that was too good to pass up. find out what the bargaining chip was that sealed the deal. >>> surveillance cameras recorded the moment that an out of control car jumped the curb and ran over a toddler and the child suffered only minor injuries and was able to walk away. and the boy ended up between the tires, so far the driver is not charged. it's something that boaters never want to happen a driver in santa barbara, california, a driver forgot to detach his boat from his pickup and the truck sank in the water, the truck was badly damaged but people were able to help pull it from the water. >>> a father in kentucky is spar

in a viewing today and a funeral has tomorrow will be held at st. anthony padua church in wilmington. >>> metro is one step closer to acquiring new state of the art rail cars. the federal government has now approved the early retirement of nearly 200 subway cars which would indeed pave the way for the new 7000 series cars. and they are far more technologically advanced than metro's current cars. >>> maryland governor larry hogan has the need for speed. the republican leader joined executives in japan yesterday for a ride on the new high speed train. at 314 miles an hour, it would allow ridetories get from washington to baltimore in less than 15 minutes. "the washington post" reports the federal government is now exploring the idea of bringing high speed train service to the entire northeast corridor. >>> wow, look at this amazing video from colorado. a giant sinkhole swallowed an entire police suv. the ground gave way this morning in cher dan, colorado which is just south of denver. the sergeant crawled out of the vehicle on to the roof and out of the sinkh

starting ofensive tackle anthony davis the 49ers 11th- overall pick in 2010 has told the team that here he hadn't been participating in off season workouts davis who missed four games last year with a concission said his decision was due to health concerns specifiaclly head trauma he becomes the fourth 49ers player to retire this offseason joining linebackers patrick willis and chris borland and defensive end justin smith. an international soccer friendly. and some history. in amsterdam the usa has never beaten the netherlands in soccer 3-3 tie bobby woods caps a comback from 2 goals down going tinto the last minute the usa scores in the 89th and 90th minutes to shock the dutch jurgen klinsmann the king tiger woods very upset about this tee shot on the 7th hole he finished 1-over for the 2nd straight day he did make the cut by one stroke but is 14 shots back david lingmerth leads at 12- under >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! we spend a lot o

anthony davis was the first-round pick in 2011. he has started all 71 games that he played with with the 49ers. he is that good and he's only 25 years old and davis suffered a concussion last season and he hasn't recovered 100%. >> he said he wanted to take a year or so off so his body and brain can heal. he said many won't understand his decision and that's okay he said. i'm simply doing what's best for my body as well as my mental health at this time in my life. someone who understands this very well is dr. jash what koluva, a concussion expert at the medical center. >> similarly, if you have another concussion without letting your previous concussion resolve and it could be a much worse and more devastating course so i think he was kind of smart what he said. he didn't say he was not going to play again but he wants to take a year off. >> certainly a shocker for the 49ers. with davis out of the picture the 49ers have four players that retired during the off season. chris boreland patrick willis and justin smith and of course number fou

has died. friends say anthony riley took his own life on friday. riley made it all the way to the battle rounds on "the voice." pharrell williams was his coach. he ended up leaving in january to deal with substance abuse issues. he was a fixture in philadelphia center city and often sang outside of redding terminal market and independence hall. he was just 28. >>> a d.c. community came together in a special way to remember a mother who died. tamara gliss' funeral was this weekend. someone shot and killed her on memorial day. her friends and family held a kick ball game in her honor yesterday. they played on 6th street north west right across from where the shooting happened. her son was one of those on the field. >> i know all i have to do is take my frustration out and put it into my sports like today. all my other sports and i have to finish for her and go to the college for her. >> d.c. police say that gliss was barbecuing outside when she was shot. her friends and family believe the bullet was not intended for her. >>> 4:35 is your time. there

john rawlins has more in wilmington. >> st. anthony's today and seats 1,000 people and there were stand hes inside and hundreds ever standees outside. >> we watched the funeral procession arrive with kim hevwritten from her mom's front porch with family and friends and neighbors hundreds of those outside barricades looking in, tears shed as the casket was moved to church and the biden arrived. his woyd owe, children, erin parent. >> the pain his daughter. >> two little children. >> two small kids. it's sad. >> it's like a death in the family for me. >> why. >> because he's such a part of our community. >> vice-president is burying his son today it's being that the vice-president is perfect delaware. >> the sense of closeness comes up all the time. beau biden the former attorney general and dad the vice-president not someone you read about just in newspapers or very on tv but someone you pump into. >> and he's a nice, nice young man. >> did you ever meet him or see him publicly. >> i used to work at fairfax as a cashier and jill and beau

talked about this a little earlier, the fact that the gay community feels strongly that justice anthony kennedy hasse he has often been the swing vote on many of the court's 5-4 decisions. he has had several judicial opinions regarding privacy right, free speech, and again, leno was commenting on the fact that today is june 26th. that is an important day because it is the third time that justice kennedy has made an important decision regarding gay rights on june 26th. so, again, the crowd growing out here in front of city hall. the rainbow flag banner has been unfurled and we are expecting in about 20 minutes a lot of the officials to come out. we understand that governor jerry brown is actually here for something else. we are wondering if he is perhaps going to show up. hopefully we can get his comments. governor jerry brown doesn't like to take the microphone so hopefully he will have something to say about this, as well. back to you. >> the marriage commissioner in san francisco, as he was speaking, i thought of something i experienced in my own sort of circle. some of the same sex couples we kn

has four retirable votes. to the right, led by chief justice roberts, there are four reliable conservatives and the wildcard in anthony kennedy. appointed by ronald regan, kennedy has been the swing vote on some of the biggest 5-4 decisions. he cast the deciding vote in case upolding abortion employing affirmative action and giving the 2000 presidential election to george w. bush. >> if justice ginsberg retired and a republican president replaced her with a conservative there would be in almost all cases five conservative votes before you get to justice kennedy. >> reporter: justice ginsberg was panted by president rooeg jan, and has seemed tired. at this year's state of the union speech, she seemed to fall asleep. she blamed the episode on a few glasses of wine before the event. she told friends and interviewers, that despite heath scarce, she is feeling great. >> i think i can do this job as long as i can do it full steam. when i begin to slow down i think i will know. hasn't happened yet. >> reporter: the last supreme court justice, john paul stevens left the court at age 90. by all lents the job has prestige, grea

to this conclusion from a series of gay-rights opinions that the court has issued in the past four five years where justice anthonyas decided, has joy land, pronounced ly, not bashfully but forcefully, and i suspect that is what we will be. we are not talking about whether the constitution permits the states to recognize and authorize same-sex marriages, we're talking with a constitution compels the state's to authorize or recognize same-sex marriage. stuart: we should recognize that obamacare ruling politicize the supreme court and it is a politicized supreme court they will accept game marriage but before we go to more of that listen to this. i think you know this already but i want to bring our viewers into this, anthony scalia may have been in the minority with his dissenting opinion yesterday but he did not go down without a fight. in his dissenting opinion he wrote this. we should just start calling this lot scotus care. effectively accusing his colleagues of twisting the law for the sake of preserving obamacare. the politicization of the court. judge napolitano: i agree with you again. think about it. the m