ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco tonight with our report. >> reporter: frank, nearly 48 hours after that shoot out near union square, police are still evaluating information and we're hearing from witnesses who may aid the police in their investigation. this luxor taxi driver did not want his face or voice used as he described today what he saw and did that police say helped them catch a suspect outside of union square. >> i have a sixth sense about bad people. >> reporter: police say who groups exchanged gunfire. on the 400 block of mason street, the shots wounded six people and killed a german tourist celebrating her birthday and anniversary with her husband. the taxi driver said he saw a driver pick up one man and speed away. >> he ran through a red light and pulls over at the next light, half block right at the top of union square and picks up these three other guys. i'm following them and watching them, they are trying to drive evasively to get out of there. >> he phoned in the car's license plate and description with police and stayed on the line with police dispat

. >>>-- ktvu's david stevenson live in san san francisco with our report. >> reporter: supporters hope it would encourage would be criminals to think twice before striking. >> people want to feel safe when they are going on public transit. >> reporter: san francisco's council took a look at a plan to fine criminals for loitering while carrying a concealed weapon, in or around the bus zone or vehicle. >> we want to send a message that crime on munni is something that we just don't tolerate. >> reporter: their proposal comes on the wake of three violent attack on munni's three line. tran says her service revealed acts of violence. >> sometimes provoked, people would throw flower seeds at them, or tried to block them from leaving the buses. >> reporter: still, very few cases involved aggressive pursuit or weapon charges. >> statistically the crime is very low. >> i think it's a good idea to increase the fine. >> reporter: personalities for troublemakers should be hiked say riders. >> it's a start, should be more, i don't know. >> reporter: the proposal goes before the full board of superv

ktvu's david stevenson is live in the city with details. >> reporter: ken this latest shake up comes just two months after police chief gascon reorganized his staff. >> i was told they will no longer be deputy chiefs. >> reporter: police department officials refused to comment this week. but assistant chief kevin cashman and investigation commander are this week being demoted to the rank of captain. >> there's nothing to the fact. >> he needs people he is comfortable with. if you get two really solid people in those positions. >> reporter: each man has served in the department for more than 20 years. both have superviral or investigation ties to the department's crime lab where retired technician debra madden is accused of stealing drugs. >> i know these are two fine officers. i haven't heard of it being parallel to the drug lab case, but anything is possible. >> reporter: reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> a virginia man who was shot and killed in downtown oakland will be honored tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. a memorial for 45-year-old kim will be held in oakland's

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david stevenson is live to tell us what fans had to do today. >> reporter: you can see the 3,000 bob dylan fans streaming in. they've been waiting up to five hours. ♪ >> reporter: the thousands of bob dylan fans lining market street say it's a must-see show. >> i always come. >> reporter: what's different tonight about the concert, it's ticketless. fans lined up at noon and waited five hours to pay $60 in cash for generalled a mission seats. this process eliminates scalping and saves processing fees. >> it came from bon's damp darblg dash bob's camp and he's played a number of shows around northern california. is -- i guess they really wanted to do something special for the fans. >> there are fans na are working all day and won't be able to get here. >> if you want a ticket, come buy one, pay cash, go into the theater. >> reporter: this man says the concert's unlikely to revving lukesize the ticket -- revolutionize the industry.. >> fans come from all all over the world. even if bob is not great, we had a lot of fun anyway. >> reporter: promoters have beefed up security for the cash-

ktvu's david stevenson has the latest now from san francisco. >> the investigation into sunday night's shoot-out near san francisco's union square moved across the bay, as san francisco and freemonth police, aided by swat teams and the fbi converged on this freemonth apartment complex late last night. >> i saw the two investigators go in there with gloves on to look for evidence of some sort. they were all in there with their body armor and weapons drawn. >> investigators brought out bags of evidence they said may be tied to the san francisco shooting that injured two and killed 50-year-old german traveler methill troyer. so far no one charged in the case; but this afternoon, san francisco city attorney dennis herrera sent out this letter indicating he may sue the owner of this mason street building and the operator of the comedy club on the seventh floor. investigators say the club was the site of an illegal overcrowded party for teens that preceded the shoot-out on the scene. >> it is clear that the parties did not obtain the necessary permits that were required under the fire code f

we begin with ktvu's david stevenson in san francisco. >> some of who stood out in the hot sun for hours only to learn that they wouldn't be getting married today. >> the screams broke out just about 12:30. inside about three dozen gay and lesbian couples prepared to tie the knot on news that judge walker had lifted his stay on same-sex marriage. >> i think we won. we won. >> the good news is the stay is lifted, the bad news is the judge has said it's lifted next wednesday. >> next wednesday, at exactly 5:00 p.m. giving supporters of california proposition eight same-sex marriage ban enough time to appeal to the ninth circuit court. >> i voted on proposition eight and now that vote didn't even count. i don't even know why i go vote if a judge making that decision for me. >> reporter: that decision is widely expected to end up in the supreme court. city officials and legal analysts differ on whether the ninth circuit will side with supporters. >> do they have a standing to side with the appeals. they said they wouldn't suffer any injuries by the marriages going forward. >> i think it will

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and mayor newsom commented on the shootings. the new policy gives the entertainment commission the power to is pull permits. newsom said this new legislation would hold club owners and promoters liable for violence near their place of business. >>> a mother of three was arraigned for having sex with two underaged boy. the woman appeared in court in pleasanton. and christen calf ten was there and he's like -- christian is kafton was there and has this report -- >> reporter: this mother is accused of sexually abusing two minors. christine hubbs wept as she faced a judge today. outside the packed courtroom, her husband, livermore dentist, tim hubbs, had no comment. but her lawyer made a plea on behalf of the family. >> to respect the privacy of the family so they are not hounded. there's press outside their house every day. there's children there. >> reporter: the charges include arranging liaisons. prosecutors say the mother of one of the victims is found sexually explicit pictures of hubbs on her phone. they say this started in d

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san jose's city council led with a number of contentious issues tonight which triggered hours of emotional debate. one of the issues was a tax on marijuana. cannabis club owners call that rate excessive but some people really don't want the clubs in the city at all. >> destruction and i want it stopped. >> reporter: even medical marijuana? >> there are other medicine. >> reporter: the council voted to put the proposed tax on the ballot and let the city voters decide. the council also supported a proposal to bring the oakland a's to san jose. a revamped pension plan for new city employees also will go before voters in november, but the council decided not to put a sales tax increase on the ballot. >>> san francisco was the first city in the nation to ban some nations from using plastic bags. now it wants to ban all of them from doing so. >>> today i am introduced an ordnance that bans plastic bags entirely in san francisco. >>> ross mcgraney says his new ordnance would add to his current plastic bag. >> this would be the stron

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san jose's city council led with a number of contentious issues tonight which triggered hours of emotional debate. one of the issues was a tax on marijuana. cannabis club owners call that rate excessive but some people really don't want the clubs in the city at all. >> destruction and i want it stopped. >> reporter: even medical marijuana? >> there are other medicine. >> reporter: the council voted to put the proposed tax on the ballot and let the city voters decide. the council also supported a proposal to bring the oakland a's to san jose. a revamped pension plan for new city employees also will go before voters in november, but the council decided not to put a sales tax increase on the ballot. >>> san francisco was the first city in the nation to ban some nations from using plastic bags. now it wants to ban all of them from doing so. >>> today i am introduced an ordnance that bans plastic bags entirely in san francisco. >>> ross mcgraney says his new ordnance would add to his current plastic bag. >> this would be the stron

david stevenson is live with details on a story you'll only see on two. david? >> reporter: that's right. ktvu learned from a source close to the investigation that a woman close to the scandal is unlikely to be charged. that's according to a source who says the orlando police department is simply now, quote, "trying to move on and learn from the scandal." ktvu learned a source close to the investigation is, quote, "very confident" that the state attorney general will not file charges. the retired san francisco police crime lab technician accused of stealing cocaine and other drugs while on the job. the source says it's unlikely the ag's office is unwilling to spend time to prosecute maddox. we learned the investigation centered on a special type of paper found in the house. it is specifically used to wrap narcotics for testing. a source says san francisco investigators, quote, "put all their eggs in one basket, like choosing to focus on the paper as proof maddox stole from the job." >> i have not seen in the evidence that. >> kevin cashman and investigative com

ktvu's david stevenson is live tonight with what authorities are saying about the suspect in the casedavid? >> reporter: frank, dog owners at this dog park you can see behind me are still shocked about the stabbing. we've learned new details about how park police found a suspect and how they may charge him. the sun i weather at the park was welcomed by dogs and their owners still jitter i over a stabbing last week. >> there is something wrong with that guy to stab a dark. >> reporter: u.s. park investigators say it happened 2:30 last thursday. an unidentified female dog walker was approached by another park regular walking a pit bull similar to the one seen on this poster. she told police when she asked the man if his dog was neutered he pulled a knife and stabbed her dog lenny, multiple times. bystanders rushed the dog to this pet hospital. >> hid wounds are pretty bad. i was holding its head and making sure he was still conscious and putting pressure on two of the major stab wounds. >> he had two stab wounds, one close to his chest. we were worried about lung injury. one further bac

we begin with ktvu's david stevenson. david? >> reporter: julie, this is another court milestone in the battle over same-sex marriage. some say they expect this to go on at least two more years. there were hugs and cheers on it side the federal court house earlier this afternoon as same- sex marriage supporters learned a judge had ruled it unconstitutional. >> it is great that this happens in san francisco, that the proposition is overturned by a federal judge in san francisco. it really means a lot because san francisco has always been there fighting for gay and lesbian individuals. >> is legal team for protect marriage.com, the main backers of proposition 8, had harsh words for the judge. >> he is taking a couple words out of the constitution and morphing it into saying that race is the same and sexual choices. no, it isn't. >> reporter: the case is expected to be appealed all the way to the u.s. supreme court over the next comment of years. legal analysts say recent press kent may support same-sex marriage. >> there have been

david stevenson is live in san francisco with more on governor schwarzenegger's controversial cameo.> reporter: that's right. the movie "the expendables" has blood, bonds and an eminent boycott. it feature as gallery of top action stars though some of the state's 210,000 public employees say they'll stay home rather than watch governor arnold schwarzenegger's return to the big screen. >> give this job to my friend here. he loves playing in a jungle. >> he needs to be taking care of business in sacramento regardless if he -- [ inaudible ] it is a role nonetheless. >> reporter: at issue recent attempts by the governor time pose a new set of furloughs and cut paychecks to minimum wage levels. >> it's been a shock to our members once they just got some type of relief as far as getting a full paycheck for the month of july and then looking to get furloughed again for three more days a month. >> we don't want to do the furloughs. we want a budget. the furloughs are a direct result of the legislature's failure to produce a budget. as soon as we have a budget, the furloughs go away. >> repor

different angles on this story, we began with david stevenson with more details on the ruling and what happens next. david? >> reporter: frank this case is headed to the ninth circuit court of appeals and is widely expected to go before the u.s. supreme court in a couple of years but for now same-sex marriage supporters are celebrating a victory. just after 1:45 this afternoon a cheer erupted from 5th crowd outside the federal court house as same-sex marriage supporters learned that vaughn walker had ruled ... reinstate gay marriage in california. >> this is fabulous. and it's as it should be. it's so clear that we have the same constitutional rights to live as a family and to live together and love in harmony. >> reporter: proposition 8 people braced for a defeat, the judge ruled a stay on enforcement of his hearing. >> this case really is an assault on the people of california and their fundamental right to define marriage and protect marriage through the democratic process. >> reporter: but legal analysts say problem 8 backers had failed to prove it is exclusively the province of he

reporting now in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel two news. >>> california's governor and attorney general are both calling for same-sex marriages to resume. u.s. district judge walker has given attorneys on both sides until today to submit arguments about whether he should allow same-sex marriages while the ruling is appealed. governor arnold schwarzenegger and attorney general jerry brown filed their own motions today asking the judge to let the marriages happen. >>> hewlet packerd ceo has resigned today upon allegations of sexual harassment. an investigation found that herd did not violate the company's sexual harassment policy as accused by a contractor but that other company standards were violated. the company's chief financial officer will lead hp while a economy looks for a new ceo. >>> a former san fran san francisco city worker will spend four years in state prison for hacking the city's computer system. 45-year-old terry childs of pittsburgh was a network engineer when he locked city officials out of the city's main computer system for two weeks back in 2008. in

. >> reporter: david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> uc-berkeley student newspapers are reporting that a victim of a plane crash in pakistan. this boy appears on the facebook page that her fans created. the daily californian reports that the software was a rising software start. she was traveling in her home country of pakistan when the air blue jet crashed of, killing all 152 people on board. >>> a big area musician was killed shortly after 5:00 this morning. police say the driver of the van lost control when he fell asleep and was carrying members of two bay area metal bands, funeral pyre and early grave. the vocalist was killed. police say he was not wearing a seat belt and the driver has been identified by the guitarist justin garcia. he and a passenger were hurt. their injuries are not life- threatening. >>> we are learning more to net about the background of a danville man arrested yesterday after his car hit a bicyclist. the 23-year-old was convicted of drunken driving when he was 17 years old. he is the younger brother of sam and scope giants out fielder nate shierfold. no

in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> agent bidding war has broken out this morning is hp's announced it would pay $1.6 billion in cash for the provider threepar at then dell's bid of 1.3 billion the company is still active despite the resignation of c0 mark hurd earlier this month. >>> stocks fell today and the dow lost 39 points. the nasdaq finished down by 20. a finger is all it takes for a member to get into a 24 hour fitness center. the company is using fingerprint scanners at 60 locations and to ensure they enter a ten digit code and have their index fingers scanned. it compares the image to the one the company has on file and allows members to leave their id cards at home and keeps unmembers from speaking in. >>> top financial officials told lawmakers that will delay paying until the state has enough money to pay bondholders. the state comptroller treasurer and finance director says the 90 day deferral would start next month and california's budget is now 54 days late for the governor and lawmakers are taught how to fill $19 million by the shortfall. >>> a federal judge suspend

david stevenson is following the story live in san francisco with more. >> reporter: gasia, the crime lab scandal today prompted what police officials calling a major reorganization within the department. >> this has been a long and painful road for the san francisco police department. >> reporter: with that, san francisco police chief george gas cone this afternoon announced a number of reforms brought by the scandal at the department's troubled crime lab. the chief says supervisor negligence enabled deborah madden to allegedly steal cocaine and other drugs while on the job. the closure of the narcotics job and the revelation that the domestic violence conviction wasn't disclosed to attorneys before she testified as a defense expert led to the dismissal of more than 700 drug cases. >> the problem is not whether people make mistakes or commit intentional acts of -- criminal acts, but it's whether the organization has the capacity and the ability to move quickly and ensure that the problem is stopped. >> reporter: effective today, the fspd's internal affairs division has been split in

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> today rose quet who's daughter suddenly died from meningitis shared her story with a classroom in sacramento. the 16-year-old died in 2000 hours after saying she didn't feel well. the california school nurses association recommends that all children between 11 and 18 years old get get vaccinated. >>> the superintendent calling it a heroic effort that's created a first and second grade wing across the street. they will house the students for the next three years. >> you can always hear about bad things on tv and the news and everywhere else in the word. to see something like this happen, this looks great. this is the kind of thing you need to see in the community more of. >> reporter: although investigators believe arsonists caused the fire, there's still an ongoing investigation. >>> ahead. >> reporter: if the recession crashed your credit, one of the things you may want to consider is a secured credit card. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, the pros and cons still ahead. >>> a little bit warmer today across most of the bay ar

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> san francisco police have been looking for thieves that have been steeling cooper. some have caused power outages and damage to homes and business. the latest was yesterday at ucsf medical center at zion. thieves made out with coop -l wiring forcing the hospital into generators. >>> the alameda county sheriff's department is working to identify a body found in nile's canyon today. investigators say the decomposed body was discovered in a hidden area along the side of nile canyon road about a mile east of hesperian boulevard. they will rely on dna and dental records to make an identification. the body is that of a victim of a cold case murder in the area. >>> family and friends of a 13- year-old boy are planning a candlelight vigil tonight after the teen was shot and killed last night. the teen was a stand out student athlete getting ready to begin high school. ktvu's john sasaki joins joins us now in oakland with the story. >> reporter: in about two hour, people will gather for jamin clark, that is the spot where the 13-year-old died

david steve stevenson has the report. >> reporter: and the main question is, when will the judge allow same-sex marriages to resume. less than 24 hours since the proposition 8 ban was ruled unconstitutional. a couple tied the knot at city hall. both are encouraged by yesterday's court ruling but are unwilling to believe -- >> it got taken away before, so even if it does pass, it can get taken away again. >> reporter: both sides have now filed briefs with judge von walker. >> we feel pretty comfort, and we think it's important to expedite this as soon as possible. >> this case is much bigger than just one activist in san francisco who has ignored the law and put himself above the law. >> i think a great point is that judge walker is going to comet to stay. >> reporter: it's unclear what role if any the ag's office intends to play in the judge's decision. >> the state of california is going to do just what it did the beginning. we're not in this case. we're not contesting it, we're not a part of this case. >> reporter: for now some gay couples are cautiously watching if latest round in t

david stevenson is going to have more for you tonight because the city attorney is taking legal action against the owner of a building and the comedy club owner near where she was killed. live from san francisco jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have new information right now about a body discovered in the morgan hill area overnight. the santa clara county sheriff's office tells ktvu it was a man's body found on a ridge in a remote very off watsonville road. they got the call before 2:00 a.m. but had to wait for daylight to investigate properly. now they are waiting for the coroner's office to work on identifying the man. residents on their morning walk were greeted by officers who had set up a perimeter. >> it is peaceful and quiet. we have never had any trouble except for some teenagers partying at night and leaving some beer bottles but that is about it. >> detectives have also tracked down the man who reported the discovery and are interviewing him. >>> traffic is smooth now but it was a real mess this morning after a big rig overturned spilling its load. chp says it was tr

in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> most auto makers today reported an increase in u.s. sales prompting speculation that the auto industry may be undergoing a gradual recovery. every major auto maker except for ford and daimler said july sales were up compared to the previous month when there was a slow down. chrysler and general motors reported a slight rise in sales. foreign-based companies including nissan, vox waggen and toyota saw the largest monthly sales increases. toyota's gaines came as the company offered promotions to lure customers after recalling 9 and a half million vehicles. ford reported flat sales while daimler said sales were down 5%. >>> wall street's recent run up stalled today due in part to disappointing earnings at proctor & gamble and dow chemical. along with slower consumer spending. >>> mexicana airlines is spending or rerouting some flights between mexico and the bay area after filing for bankruptcy. the airline has suspended its fly fright to oakland. flights from oakland, san jose and san francisco are being routed through mexico city. mexica

ktvu's david stevenson live tonight with that story. david? >> reporter: that's right. the officials say they are particularly concerned young kids and teens may have gotten weak doses of vaccines. >> scariest thing would be thinking you did the right thing and finding out later the vaccine may or may not have protected them. >> reporter: for parents it's a nightmare. between january and june about 3,000 patients in the north bay and san francisco may have gotten bad batches of vaccines, an estimated 70% of those affected are children. >> the potency is in question, but we don't know of the effect of them. at the present time, there's no good way of being able to tell you yes, it was effective or not effective. >> reporter: it began a month ago when they found temperature fluxuations in a refrigerator similar to this model. they found too much heat or too much cold may have damaged vaccines. >> we have no evidence anybody who was immunized against any of these illnesses has come down with that illness as a consequence of this. >> reporter: still, they began sending out

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> san francisco officials announced today that theyhave pulled together enough funds to restore much of the munni service that was cut due to budget constraints. nummi plans to restore 61% of the service hours slashed last may. that includes offering out service every half hour and putting extra trolley cars back into service. mayor newsom says funding will come from regional transportation sources and by reorganizing driver schedules, but newsom says that the service cuts could have been avoided if the drivers could have come to an agreement. >> due to the unwillingness of the drives to contribute like all other public personnel have contributed. >> reporter: munni hopes to restore all service cuts by next summer. >>> it was another rough day for passengers who defend on ac transit buses, even though a judge ruled in favor of uc tran social security drivers, 150 of them called in sick again today. ktvu's rob roth is back tonight in oakland with more of what's going on here, rob. >> reporter: ac drivers may have scored a victory in cou

dave stevenson is live tonight in the city now with more on this. david? >> reporter: the shooting happened not far from the spot where i'm standing now. san francisco police have taken their investigation to free month, this as the city attorney says there could be a lawsuit coming soon in the case. >> i didn't know if there was going to be gunfire or not. . their weapons were drawn. >> reporter: residents stood by late last night as the san francisco police gang task force searched an apartment, bringing out bags of evidence they say may be tied to sunday night's shooting just outside of san francisco's union square that injured two and killed german tourist letshill sawyer. >> the police department served a search warrant in relationship to tips they got in relationship to the homicide after the tourists. >> swat teams and fbi agents aided police. no one was arrested. so far no one charged in what's being described as a holdout between two groups on mason street. >> the investigation takes time. when people give little tips, you follow up on the tips. i

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are learning more about a fatal officer involved shooting in buehrleing game last night. police say officers were investigating a report of a street disturbance when 30-year- old edgar elizondo came at them with a gun. they say he was shot with a stun gun but he continued coming at police. he was shot. >>> officers are investigating the death of a teenager who allegedly shot himself while playing with a gun. investigators are calling it a tragic accident. they've determined that the boy accidentally shot himself in front of his brother. investigators are still trying to determine where the gun came from. >> we know what happened but at this point we're trying to find out how the child got the gun. and hopefully our investigation will be able to lead us to how he got that loaded firearm. >> meantime goodwin's coach is holding a vigil tonight to help raise money. >>> san francisco has being ideas with treasure island and as of today it can move forward with plans for the prime piece of real estate. sal castaneda has te tailed of today's big ag

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> same-sex couples and their friends and family showed up at tv city hall to try to get married today. >> promise to will have and to cherish you. >> but the exchange of vows were not legal. judge walker issued a stay keeping same-sex marriages from resuming at least from now. he asked both sides to return to court on friday to determine whether the stay should remain in place during an appeal. we'll have more on today's sudden rush to get married coming up at 10:30. >>> the celebration over the decision is still under way right now in san francisco's castro district. that's where hundreds of people gathered after judge walker handed down his land america decision. ken wayne is there with a live report. ken? >> reporter: the castro knows how to throw a party and there was no bigger reason to celebrate than with today's historic ruling. behind me at castro and market there were police barricades as hundreds of people celebrated the overturning of prop 8. earlier tonight a jubilant crowd marched from the castro to city hall to hold a

david stevenson, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a wild horse round-up got started today in the county despite protests and lawsuits from wildlife advocates and environmentalists. almost 130 wild horses were captured today and herded into corrals. some of the horses reacted violently. a number of them will go out for adoption. others shipped to pastures in the midwest. federal law forbids their slaughter. the round-up is set to go on for six weeks until some 2,000 horses are captured. [ music ] >>> well, the fog has certainly been the story around here. we had drizzle most of the day along the coast. right now we're tracking the fog as it moves into most bay area neighborhoods. it's cool along the coast, ocean beach has fog. san francisco and san raphael. on the oakland hills now fog but not just at the hills. as you go over the hills, we have fog into walnut creek, concord, temperatures in the 50s. fog is not into the delta yet. but i'm telling you, tonight we will see fog as in land as oakly. temperatures in this area should be in the upper 60s, low 70s. right now 61 degrees out in the deepe

david stevenson, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a wild horse round-up got started today in the county despite protests and lawsuits from wildlife advocates and environmentalists. almost 130 wild horses were captured today and herded into corrals. some of the horses reacted violently. a number of them will go out for adoption. others shipped to pastures in the midwest. federal law forbids their slaughter. the round-up is set to go on for six weeks until some 2,000 horses are captured. [ music ] >>> well, the fog has certainly been the story around here. we had drizzle most of the day along the coast. right now we're tracking the fog as it moves into most bay area neighborhoods. it's cool along the coast, ocean beach has fog. san francisco and san raphael. on the oakland hills now fog but not just at the hills. as you go over the hills, we have fog into walnut creek, concord, temperatures in the 50s. fog is not into the delta yet. but i'm telling you, tonight we will see fog as in land as oakly. temperatures in this area should be in the upper 60s, low 70s. right now 61 degrees out in the deepe

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> same-sex couples and their friends and family showed up at tv city hall to try to get married today. >> promise to will have and to cherish you. >> but the exchange of vows were not legal. judge walker issued a stay keeping same-sex marriages from resuming at least from now. he asked both sides to return to court on friday to determine whether the stay should remain in place during an appeal. we'll have more on today's sudden rush to get married coming up at 10:30. >>> the celebration over the decision is still under way right now in san francisco's castro district. that's where hundreds of people gathered after judge walker handed down his land america decision. ken wayne is there with a live report. ken? >> reporter: the castro knows how to throw a party and there was no bigger reason to celebrate than with today's historic ruling. behind me at castro and market there were police barricades as hundreds of people celebrated the overturning of prop 8. earlier tonight a jubilant crowd marched from the castro to city hall to hold a