let's go to doug shimell live at city hall getting reaction to the big announcement. at a boon for the city. >> reporter: exactly. philadelphia has been very good to the democratic party over the decades. in particular to president barack obama delivering huge margins in philadelphia that helped him carry pennsylvania for his election and re-election. so those things aren't forgotten when the democratic national committee hands out big economic plums like the july 2016 convention. now, the head of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz met with president barack obama last night according to congressman bob brady. the president had questions about philadelphia's bid and it was hard to read according to brady what those questions meant. but they were logistical questions. simple ones easy to answer apparently. once wasserman schultz answered those questions, president barack obama said go with philly. nbc 10 spoke to mayor michael nutter this morning and what happened last night got relayed to him in a call this morning. >> just kind of sitting there

hate crime but people are protesting at city hall, for an end to violence on transgendered people for what is called trans liberation tuesday. suspect claiming to be a utility representatives are robbing homes. >> pam: these are the latest in the strength of home invasion robberies separate posing as utility workers. police are warning city residents not to allow anyone claiming to be a utility company into their home unless they have scheduled an appointment and to report any suspicious activity. >> pam: this is the second robbery of a true story and the city in one week. and number of retail rates in recent weeks. >> reporter: at this point

i wanted to add a brief note and something that i hope that maybe we can ask the management at city hall to look into this issue. we had an i think a very moving, a very important event right outside city hall. unfortunately, i think it's, i don't know what happened but the management of the building did not lou the members of the transgender community who were peacefully assembling and actually trying to simply express their pain and have a moment to remember this tragic passing. the landlord did not allow the passing to city hall. i think that kind of action by the management at this building is not helpful and can be very painful. i think it was very painful to the community and disrespectful to the community. i think one way in which we can begin the process of addressing the needs of this community is to make sure that when they do come to the people's building, that they are treated with the dignity and respect that they deserve. and so, i would ask the management of city hall to look at what happened because i don't think that we can be very proud of the way in which the managemen

aren't allowed at city hall.hucks. alessandro and his family are now staying at the red cross shelter in the mission district on valencia street. i also spoke to the fire chief who said that she knows that the fire started on the third floor of that apartment complex the cause unknown. but it doesn't appear foul play was involved. i'm live at city hall lyanne melendez. >>> california's $68 billion high-speed rail project could harm the protected kip fox. the fresno bee reports that the high-speed rail authority and federal railroad administration are out of compliance with environmental commitments for building the bullet train from fresno, me der a area the u.s. fish and wildlife service says the contractor's preliminary work infringed on habitats for the fox. the contractor denies the claims. it's been on the endangered species list since 1967. >>> the commute is bad in the bay area but it's congestion we can count on. a new study by the metropolitan safety commission found santa clara county has the lowest ave

of next year's dnc and "action news" was the only station to show it to you as it happened live at city hallmocrats will choose their next candidate forever president at the wells fargo center in july of 2016. >> philadelphia beat out brooklyn new york. in the facebook posting, the chair of the dnc pulls a cheesesteak out of her refrigerator and puts a sticker on her

a car miss under grad, a harvard mba, she was married at city hall here in san francisco in 2004. serviced as the director of the health care association. this may take a while by the way. an advisory board member of first republic bank. the former cochair of the san francisco ballet. former trusty of the african knee spor ro, trustedy of the mcdowellicalny. trusty of the new york city ballet. trusty of the art institute of chicago. she found an advate partner as a marketing firm. she is the senior at a private firm i know and have worked with. pamela has been not only an amazing business woman but you are such an amazing member in particular in san francisco of our arts society. i want to thank you for all of your work. and as we approach celebrating black history month here in san francisco, i was so incredibly honored to have you come here today. i really want to recognize you on behalf of all of us, i want to say thank you for your service to our city and tell you how proud i am to count you as a district two resident. so congratulations! [applause] >> thank you so much superv

to customers resulting in fewer tourist here in the city and press conference is set for 9:45 at city hall. we are live at city hall i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> search is on for two men wanted in a horrifying home invasion in burlington county. we have some sketches here of the men broke into a home on cheese massasoit road in medford sunday night. police say that pair duct taped a a 64 year-old man to the chair and hit him over the head again and again with the pipe. they threatened to kill him if he called police. >> it is an unusual area for two people to pick out. smaller homes. not really certain at this point in time why they chose that victim. >> the men stole some money and a car but they left behind these two bicycles. if you recognize those bikes or the men you are asked to give medford township police a call. >>> all right. right now we're coming up on 5:33 with our traffic and weather together and it will get cold. >> very cold. it is february. we expect it to be cold anyway, right but this is some below average like really really below average cold kind o

reporter: the city council will look at several things when it comes to the berkeley police department. right about now a few blocks away from where i am standing. behind me is city hall you see people coming again. we are expecting the protest to gather at oxford and center street. to start marching towards us here. at city hall. they are expected to come here during the meeting. city hall will talk about the use of body cameras on their officers as well as eliminating the rubber bullets and how they use pepper spray. they will vote on several different things during that meeting. >> reporter: they are expecting the protesters to come into the meeting at some point and the meeting starts at 7:00. i will be an aunt and of course we will let you know what happened. >> pam: the measles outbreak sparked renewed debate over vaccination. >> pam: next backing a proposal to do away with a personal belief an exemption that is done by so many families. >> pam: just ahead, a piece of history that may have been destroyed and that storm. life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the foo

plenty of street performances monthly at city hall.lso i'mng to host the celebration tomorrow at noon. the event is free. we hope to see you there. >> that will be wonderful. >> henry ford iii is going to be there. >> we >>> on this friday night, two breaking stories. the major weekend storm. treacherous driving. 100 million americans, 25 states. the system moving from denver to atlanta to the northeast. >>> and developments in the "american sniper" trial. the witness saying the accused killer knew exactly what he was doing. >>> the abc news exclusive, the kidnap victim rescued by the fbi. the surveillance. the moment they try to get to her. >>> the super bug. two dead five sick nearly 180 exposed. and the warning to hospitals across the country. >>> and robin roberts with neil patrick harris tonight. host of the oscars. the big reveal about magic. and hugh jackman is here with advice for the new host.

"eyewitness news" reporter justin fin much is at city hall. >> reporter: cheers in the chamber as council members approved a city wide paid sick leave policy. >> this bill is really about the businesses whether or not doing the the right thing at the moment. we are not doing something one size fits all but we are asking not to have size zero when it comes to paid sick days. >> reporter: soon philadelphia businesses, and staff of ten or more will allow work tours earn up to five paid sick days per year, smaller businesses will allow job protections for workers to take five unpaid sick days. after a two passed vetoes mayor nutter sign the measure into law. >> we organize, stick together and the workers will a always win, the people will win. >> reporter: vote came just after philadelphia was selected to host 2016 democratic national convention, a bill sponsor councilman bill greenlee found that fit ting. >> i'm glad to see thinks happening on the same day because remember, president obama talked about this in his state of the union how important paid sick levies, so we're showing in the cit

. >> stephanie chuang is live at city hall with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right in front of city hall, a protest and a so-called die-in demonstration to call attention to the violence in the transgender community. the most recent victim, a 36-year-old taja dejesus. she had moved to san francisco from san jose ten years ago, seeking a safe haven for a transgender woman of color. her life was cut short february 1st on the steps of her apartment in the bayview district. stabbed to death. her suspected killer was found hanged nearby. the death has torn apart the victim's mother who is refocusing her pain into spreading her daughter's story. >> everybody's life matters. tran's life mattered as well. if this can save one person. >> people spend hours at san francisco's lgbt center last night to prepare for the demonstration. taja is the fourth known transgender woman of color to be murdered in california in the last four months and the fifth in the u.s. since the new year alone. the demonstration set for 1:30 this afternoo

. >>> well love was definitely in the air at philadelphia's city hall today. >> happy valentine's day. >> nice kiss there as dozens of couples fill the courtroom at city hall to say i do. this was the 13th annual valentine's day wedding extravaganza. nearly a dozen city judges performed the ceremony, uniting about 50 couples in marriage. congratulations to you all. and other couples took big steps by saying yes to a wedding dress in south jersey. the pennsauken 17th valentine's sale extravaganza. deep discounts to help brides on a budget. >> live from new york it's saturday night. >> saturday night live celebrates 40 years of laughs tomorrow night. it starts at 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc 10. snl has invited all of its former cast members, guest hosts and writers to celebrate. >> people you never worked with you do feel like a different cousin with because of the fact the show's always been in the same building and same theater. so you just know everybody has some sort of shared experience with you. >> formtomorrow morning chuck todd sits down with dayna carvey to talk about the state

there is certainly more work required here at city hall. you can see those workers still continuing to air this place out, we are told that the city council chambers won't be opening again for business until early next week. live from inside city hall, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> students at this elementary school in wilmington delaware were evacuated due to a gas leak. approximately 395 students were relocated to ps du pont elementary school. fire officials a a that leak originated in the basement of the school but the school will be opened during normal hours tomorrow. >>> we have some breaking news now a suspect case of measles at princeton university. additional tests are now underway, and in a statement princeton says that the student has recovered and is no longer contagious. the university is contacting those who may have been in the same area as that student with the suspect measles. >>> well, fight break out between two workers in montgomery county and it end with one dead, that worker was stabbed to death, the the

city hall that would be it. parade over. no rally in place at city hall which is the tradition of this city because of the cold temperatures. so we'll have to see whether or not that remains the plan carol. >> i just want to look at the roadways once again. kudos to the city of boston. 41 inches of snow over the past several days and those roads are clear. that is amazing. >> reporter: the mayor said that when this storm was in the forecast and of course it came on the heels of the last blizzard that crews were working already to start to clear this route. he's wanted to be clear they are working all over the city. they were certainly working to get this parade route clear. they didn't want to jinx anyone but they did know patriot fans would be expecting to welcome this team home as super bowl champions. they wanted to give them this parade. they said it was important to have the parade today because so many of the patriots leave town at the end of the season. ultimately it was decided it would be best for everyone to just go ahead and do it tom

they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle it is a great educational tool. since then we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the program out. it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the materials. we also give them a lot of support. when they start, it is an empty studio. they go out to the public area and -- we call it the big store. they go out shopping take the materials that, and ge

she is live at berkeley city hall with more on the issue facing city council members tonight. ali. >> that council meeting will start an hour from now. there's about 80 to 100 protesters marching from the western end of the uc berkeley campus. i touched base with one of the people in @ crowd and he said that the protesters were just now starting to leave their starting point at center in downtown berkeley. their plan is to end up here at berk berkeley and convince the city council to make changes to police department policy, particularly when it comes to use of force and dealing with large demonstrations. police using tear gas and rubber bullets. protesters smashing windows. this was the scene in berkeley two months ago when a peaceful protest unraveled into a violent confrontation. berkeley resident and attorney was one of the demonstrators in the crowd that night. you can see her in this video. she says she was trying to stop another protester from breaking windows, but she believes the police response that night escalated the situation. >> my back is turnedded and an office

. >>> ladies and gentlemen -- >>> let's take a live look at city hall in center city. e is certainly in the air. in just over an hour from now, 50 couples exchange vows in front of a group of judges volunteering their time at city hall. this will be the 13th annual valentine's day wedding extravaganza in philadelphia. cupid has his arrows trained on a local culinary landmark today. six couples will get married at reading terminal market this afternoon. it's a tradition which started back in 2002. after the ceremonies the newlyweds will be treated to a dessert reception provided by the market's vendors. >>> in the midst of wedding planning planning, that seems like a great alternative. for the folks down there today, at least you don't have to deal with the weather. that's coming later. >> we could see a couple snowflakes at that point. otherwise it will be a pretty view at that point. change is on the way later on this evening. here's a fun place to be on a saturday morning, the pocono mountains, feels like winter looks like winter. it's cold but not as frigid. light sn

we also partnered with rec and park and that allowed us to offer wellness classes at city hall and at the wellness city for free which was an interdepartmental effort. we opened a wellness center and continued the programs and expanding them this next year. we expanded flu shots and we got a 20% response rate on our well being assessment. more and more are moved to doing a well being assessment rather than a risk health assessment and a important distinction to make and the literature is citing that health is by someone's sense of well being versus how much they exercise. it's really about a sense of well being and that drives their ability to eat right and move enough, so stephanie, the wellness manager's annual report is in your packet as the annual report as the aep annual report which are worth being proud of. the next -- the other activities that i want to highlight is i did meet either by phone or in person with blue shield daily during the blue shield sutter issue. pam and i -- the cfo met with every person and the managers and to put the budget together and it's been thoroughl

we understand supervisors compos and kim will be out lying their ideas further during an event at city hall later this morning at 9:30. pam, they also plan to introduce this legislation to the board of supervisors in the coming weeks. that's their plan. >> we'll be at city hall when they do that. thank you, alex. >>> time is now 5:70. a fundraiser being held for victims of that mission fire. between 6:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. at a restaurant and bar named dr. teeth. it's at 2323 mission street. donations for the victims will be accepted, and 10% of the bar sales will also be donated to those fire victims. >>> the state legislature considering a new plan for fixing roads and pot holes that will require drivers to pay an annual fee. it would be a $52 road user fee. this is proposed by state assembly speaker tony atkins, who said this would generate $1.8 billion a year. state fuel tax that pays for road repairs now may have been dropping, because cars are more fuel efficient a. huge backlog of road and highway repairs. atkins said this fee could be charged as part of the vehicle registration and

annual but we will coordinate our event the lighting that same day all the mayors will be here at city hall with our public celebration in the civic center plaza where you can come out and enjoy the lighting ceremony with all their families accident irony a hundred years ago in the 5 we met with the pan pacific happening 2, 3, 4 san francisco with the san francisco showing of of the san francisco 1906 san francisco earthquake all the buildings that came on mayors all over the world came to the civic center back in then 1906 san francisco earthquake it's fitting we'll be silver bullet the civic hall from that earthquake. >> and our economics go downturn in many ways thank you for walking us through this i appreciate the the work and exciting what's coming up this year. >> thank you, supervisors thank you naomi kelly and to our entire office and for the caption outside of city hall and as mentioned we have this anniversary we're going to kind of this month so it's an exciting time in san francisco and this will be an awesome show in june that's correct we have public comment so i have a motio

today's ceremony is held at city hall plaza at 11:30 this morning. the mayor liccardo will be on hand and city council member for the festivities. the flag-raising ceremony is followed by a concert with traditional instruments. >> the weather is perfect. mike? >> i like the parade when it rains... >> we will see about the parade. >> we need the rain. >> good morning everyone we have compressed marine layer so we have the same amount of moisture in a third of the space so we are seeing fog. it is keeping us mild west portal is cool in san francisco at 51. sunny side is 55. ocean beach is 54. same crossing the we golden gate and 53 through the ferry building and the financial district. 53 to 55 to santa clara and pleasanton and richmond 54, and walnut creek is cool at 46 and petaluma is at 49. south on 101 near san rafael. the fog will turn to sunshine inland at 11 o'clock. we will hang out in the upper 60s to low 70s. warmer at the coast with high clouds and sun. low 60. 62 to 69 around the bay. so a big spread. this is how it looks in san jose: clouds

kim and compos are planning to offer further details on their plan at an event that will be held at city hall later this morning. they plan to introduce legislation within the coming weeks. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> time now 6:70. suge knight -- tmz is reporting knight suffered a panic attack as a result of a blood clot, and was taken to the hospital. he is in jail accused of running overtwo men. on tuesday he entered a not guilty plea to murder charges. witnesses say knight got into a knife with one of the men and intentionally tried to run him over. >>> san francisco giants fans have been going online to vote for their favorite catcher, buster pose say. he is in a competition to become the face of major league baseball. . >> we're now waiting for the announcement. . the overall winner will be named on february 26. >> i bet it's going to be buster. >> i hope so. >>> time is 6:70. san francisco police hope surveillance video will help them catch three again who robbed a tiffany's -- store. this happened yesterday afternoon. the man told everybody to get down on the fl

nbc10 attended today's vigil at city hall. police chief henry white gathered alongside family friends and colleagues the intersection of north carolina and baltic avenues have been renamed kevin wilkins way. >>> christians throughout our area are marking the beginning of lent. today is ash wednesday. bishop dennis sullivan. ♪ presiding over mass. people received ashes on their foreheads to mark the sign of the cross to remind them of their mortality. many in attendance were anxious to talk about pope francis' trip coming up. >> it's going to be a lot of peace, a lot of joy a lot of happiness for everyone to see him. because we are waiting to see him. >> i just think it's a wonderful thing. it's going to be a wonderful experience. it's a chance a lifetime. how many times do we get a chance to meet the pope? >> lent concludes with the celebration of easter in 40 days. >>> nbc10 also at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul for ash wednesday mass. the basilica is holding four services today. plenty of excitement here as

of next year's dnc and "action news" was the only station to show it to you as it happened live at city hall. the democrats will choose their next candidate forever president at the wells fargo center in july of 2016. >> philadelphia beat out brooklyn new york. in the facebook posting, the chair of the dnc pulls a cheesesteak out of her refrigerator and puts a sticker on her refrigerator. >> and now team reaction from businesses and locals in philadelphia. lets begin with john rawlins. >> reporter: hi sara, i'm still out in the hallway, i was if front of room 21 and now room 202 where we are going to have a moveable feast they are getting information we had from the conference call and then the mayor and everybody will move over here and talk about details of what will happen here. during the conference call, congresswoman shultz said that it was a business decision and philadelphia had the strongest bid and we had the gop convention back in 2000 and it was an enormous party and enormous under taking. housing delegates it's a monumental task and philadelphia is up to the task, so phl-dnc 201

nether providence at the time. >>> today long time city councilman jim kenny will enter the race for philadelphia mayor as many suspected he would. kenny will make that announcement at city hall this afternoon. he resigned his at large seat on council last week after 23 years in that position. kenny will be the fourth official candidate for mayor. >>> all right, happening right now, we told you we would take you to it when it happened. this is it. a live view here of the new england patriots super bowl victory parade. pushed back a day because of the crummy weather they had in boston all the snow they had. you see that has not stopped a lot of fans from coming out. these fans really are no stranger to championship celebrations. beantown teams have won nine titles since 2001. that's enough. that's enough titles boston. you had enough. here are the champions there, live shot of the float. you can see looks like tom brady there in front. and the lombardi trophy there on the right side of the float. the patriots of course winning the super bowl to capture the fourth title. and we should watch this play again, by the way. malcolm butler picking off the -- what many are considering

. >> and racial bias from top-to-bottom at city hall could cake how oakland city hall does business. stay tuned. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> it is tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. >> nice of you to wake up because we know it is painful this morning. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco about that. >>> need a pay check too, so get on up. >> we have a lot of static electricity at my house this morning with everyone shocking each other. our winds are calm to about 15 miles per hour, so it is not breezy about five miles per hour is all the wind you will get on the golden gate bridge. it is cooler. check out the 12 hour day planner. 32 to 53 and 53 is the exception in san francisco. we will be very dry and sunny and low 60 at noon. by 4:00, low-to-mid 60s and enjoy the evening but improve a coat at 52 to

. >> just as some of you know i'm a domestic violence advocate we have a meeting at city hall on thursday on february 12th the one billion rising having domestic violence advocates i hope you come for apple hour to dance and drum and eat thank you. >> okay. i think the next item is adjournment. >> second it. >> the meeting is adjourned at. >> it seems like everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural div

local clergy members led the interfaith service at city hall this morning. he group offered prayers for the safety of the city. the need for long-term solutions for philadelphia schools and stable work opportunities for locals. >>> the fate of an american woman held hostage by isis remains in question tonight. with the family of kayla mueller is saying in response to claims she was killed in an air strike. >>> plus welcome news for a local community forced to boil their water for days now. snool tonight the family of an american woman held hostage by isis says they are hopeful she's still 3bx6alive. isis leaders claimed yesterday 26 26-year-old was killed in a jordanian air strike? syria. she was an aide worker in 2013 when she was taken hostage leaving a the hospital. >>> one of six immigrants accused of taking money appeared in federal court in chicago yesterday. she's charged with conspireing to provide materials to terrorists and could face up to 15 years in prison on each charge if convicted. well . >> it is the chance to become a millionaire many times

. >>> the lgbt community will protest today at san francisco's city hall. they are calling for a change after a transgender woman was stabbed to death. >>> and jordan says it is sending thousands of troops to its border with iraq. >>> at 6:13, new details about the woman known for sneaking on to flights. moments ago she appeared in court. >> almost defies logic. kris sanchez is here. this stowaway struck last year here at sfc, now she's in florida. >> she remains in custody after facing a judge for being busted if a luxury hotel room she didn't pay for in jacksonville. she also got there without paying for it. she faces two charges of fraud, one charge of trespassing and remains in custody with bail set at $50,000. her next court appearance is march 5th. marilyn hartman first jumped a flight and landed at l.a.x. and was arrested upon landing. that was back in august. she's also been arrested at sky harbor airport in phoenix and several other times either trying to sneak on to planes or in secure airport areas this time the 63-year-old woman started out in mi

at city hall c announcements of prohibition of sound like producing sound please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones mrs. bradshaw please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c announcement of time allotment for public comment please be advised a members of the public a has up to 3 minutes to make comments on each agenda item i'm available for questions it is strongly recommended that the members of the public fill out a speaker card and submit the completed card to the secretary the the next order of business is item 3 report on actions taken care of at a closed session there are no reportable items the next order of business is matter of unfinished you business conditionally arthur's the director to enter into a amendment with the city and county of san francisco for use up to $526000 for street light pedestrian improvements per obligations for the scheduled item 384 subject to approval by the oversight board and dep

john is live at city hall, john we thought the announcement would come this week and for the city it was the right announcement. >> smiles all around in city hall today jim. think about it for a minute there are millions and millions of dollars raised and spent, and it could have happened in brooklyn or columbus with you it's happening here. folks were almost giddy as word spread through city hall that philadelphia beat out brooklyn and columbus. >> they came and showed me their phone councilman did you know about this? oh good stuff! >> they quietly lobbied their national brothers they said they had the right mix of city amenities. >> we put our heart and soul into this. the dnc liked what it saw and the philadelphia effort dubbed phl-dnc 2016, under the direction of this man -- >> when you think about a process like this convention, it's a major event the super bowl and the national convenience. >> the last time the democrats had a convention in philadelphia it was the truman area, since then they are a more elaborate event. they need to raise $80 million in private money. >> those

at the bottom of >>> city council will vote on a bill to require business was ten or more employees to offer paid sick leave to full timers. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at city hall to explain is what at stake here. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,er contact yes, the tough war over mapped try sick leave have been waged for years here at city hall and today all will be watching because today in a matter of hours it could soon become law. testifying against cities mandatory sick leave measure ed gross with the philadelphia greater hotel association. >> it should be an individual company's decision not the a city mandate to adopt a more lenient sick policy. >> reporter: earlier this month gross warned cities proposal could higher in higher business cost for hospitality industry which could be passed on to customers but day care owner fati ma hasan says she has always a offered sick leave even at the expense of her bottom line. >> it seems like something that should have been automatic. >> reporter: by days even small business sick leave supporters like hasan expect city council to pass bill and for mayor nut the tore sign tonight to law. as it stand small bu

they plan to hold a rally at 1:30 this afternoon at city hall. some protesters plan to speak at the board of supervisors' meeting. others plan to march to octavia and market and block traffic. >>> alabama was set to become the 37th state in the u.s. to hey lou same-sex marriage but most couples are having a hard time finding marriage licenses. the u.s. supreme court said it would let stand a federal judge's ruling declaring alabama's ban on gay marriage unconstitutional. however, yesterday, alabama's chief justice ordered the state judges to ignore the federal ruling. 60 of alabama's 67 counties are complying with the order and are not issuing same-sex marriage licenses. that has some couples traveling to the counties where they can get legally married. >> we're at a different county to get our license. >> you are not gonna let it stop you? >> no way. >> alabama's legal conflict comes as the u.s. supreme court comes on a nationwide ruling on the issue. the high court is said to hear argument this year on whether gay couples have the right to marry

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supervisors but couldn't find a section you'll not find a sponsor for that 0 that's not the way it is at city hall of this is not election year people understand the dynamics but certainly when your talking about things like tomcast or ecology or other types people with special permits there are questions raised all the time about the fact that in terms of being able to do research and work we did it at city report i just hired somebody to go through the top 15 you can go through the star and match it up on the converting computer system additional match it up virtually everyone of the nancy pelosi nonprofits had made contributions we're talking about people getting contracts over $10 million so there's a reason why people have skepticism i suggest you guys look at the facts thank you. >> mr. chair may i ask mr. bush a question mr. bush you're more knowledge be able the history we listened to this and seems like there are negligence about the prohibition of someone getting a benefit that all of a sudden that disappeared and everyone in positions of responsibility said gee we didn't know that is wh