craig: have you ever met elaine paterson? geoff: oh, yeah.ig: good night, everybody. ,,,,,,,, ,,, >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> another big sign the bay area economy is on the rebound. wait until you see the kind of apartments people are clambering to rent. >> flat screen tv's shutting down without warning. want to, what the manufacture is doing to fix it. >> bay area professionals layed off and looking for a job. i'll take you behind the wheel. see how they shifted from white collar to blue while still making good money. >> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm dana king. they can't build the apartments fast enough. >> an upscale development is going more upscale. kit, who is moving into these places? >> obviously, people who are doing really well for themselves and a lot of them happen to work in high-tech. to be fair, that $6,000ish monthly rent applies to the luxury unit. there is a belief here that success in silicon valley trickles right on down to santana row. here at santana row, recession, what

craig: have you ever met elaine paterson? geoff: oh, yeah.ig: good night, everybody. . >>> new at 11:00, it's fairly common in dc to see a cyclist blow through a red light. so we got on our own bike to ask why did you just do that? >>> also do you exercise, eat well but keep gaining weight? it just may be your personality that's making you falt. >>> but first tonight -- fat. >>> but first tonight, a historic day locally. gay marriage almost a done deal in maryland. >>> this is 9news now. >> the maryland general assembly reversed its decision from a year ago and tonight approved a bill granting same sex couples the right to get marry. >> the governor says he's going to sign the bill but gary nurenberg says that's not the final chapter. >> reporter: that's because opponents of the bill say they will go to maryland voters to try to get them to override the legislation by banning same sex marriage. there was passionate opposition. >> i believe that marriage is between a man and a woman. >> reporter: but the tally board slashed a 25-22 vote. [ che