can we show live pictures of gracie mansion?here the mayor's going to marry two of his top staff members. there we go. we're going to carry it for you live on cnn. it's really going to be history-making and you're going to see this wedding. imagine a conservative mayor, former presidential contender, now an independent performs a same-sex ceremony. who would have thunk, right? okay. we'll carry it for you right after the break. don't go anywhere. network of po. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. let's do this. look who's early! [ female announcer ] prepare to ace your dental check-up. fight plaque and gingivitis and invigorate your way to better check-ups. new crest pro-he

gracie mansion.o how are the preparations? what's going on? >> reporter: well, they're expecting about 120 guests at the special celebration. as we know, gracie mansion is the home to new york city's mayor and in this case, a rare event tonight for mayor michael bloomberg. that is because he will be officiate agent the marriage of two of his staffers. his chief policy adviser and the head of consumer affairs. it's a rare event because the mayor has only officiated twice before. once for his daughter, emma, and once for former mayor rudy giuliani. and he decided to do it tonight, he says, to show his support not only for his friends, but for same-sex marriage. of course, he's been an advocate of this for years. and so they are expecting to set up a tent on the lawn. it's ready to go. in fact, they're going to be featuring foods from across new york state. and this will be overlooking the east river. so it's sure to be a great site for everyone who's attending there. but, of course, this isn't going ov

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for people who don't know gracie mansion is the official home of new york city's mayor. tonight a rare event for new york city mayor michael bloomberg because he is going to be officiate at the wedding of two staffers. his chief policy adviser and the -- okay. we've got someone who's joined us momentarily. thanks. he's walked away now. sorry about that. okay, susan. we'll get back with you. tha thanks so much. >>> back to norway and the aftermath of friday's bomb and shooting attacks in norway. at least 93 people were killed. many of them teenagers. cnn's michael holmes is digging up more information. michael, are we learning anything more about the suspect? >> reporter: about the suspect, well, anders behring breivik, is going to be appearing in court tomorrow. his first appearance in court since the horrific event that took place on friday and of which he is accused. we're told by employees he's going to be pleading not guilty to the charges that he is facing. however, police say that he has confessed fully to what he did. why will that happen? well, because we underst

the wedding will trach place at gracie mance where i caught up with them. you all for being here. mr. mayor, this was all your idea, wasn't it, to marry your two aides? >> well, i don't know -- >> did you pop the queststn? >> i don't know that i can take credit for that, but john and i had a talklkand i said i don't know what your plans are but if you would like, i would make an exception for nothing but my kids and former mayors, and i would be honored if you wanted me to perform the ceremony. >> were you shocked? what did you think? were you planning on getting married? >> well, sure, we had planned to get married. i think the mayor sort of pushed the schedule along. you know, my initial reaction was to just say yes on the spot, but i thought to myself in matters of marriage you probably shouldn't make >> that's the difference. you'll learn that in top. >> very wise choice. very wise choice. the two of them popped the question, which was very romantic. >> you've been together, the two of you, for more than a decade. what difference will this really make?

will efficient the officiate the wedding of his longtime chief policy adviser and his partner at gracie mansion. lester? >> michelle franzen in new york tonight, thanks. many of those couples who tied the knot in new york today came from outside the state and will find their newly married status will not follow them home. the state of gay marriage in this country is a hodgepodge of confusing laws. as nbc's george lewis reports, that means uncertainty for many same-sex couples. >> reporter: tom and steve came all the way from los angeles to get married in new york this morning. >> we're here to be married because we are not allowed to be married in our own home state. >> reporter: that's because in 2008, californians passed an initiative called proposition 8. outlawing same-sex marriage. >> compassion is the glory of life. >> reporter: 18,000 same-sex couples were wed in california before the measure passed. those marriages are still considered legal. but any same-sex marriages performed after the passage of prop 8 are not. so when tom and steve return here to los angeles, their marriage

city's mayor, michael bloomberg, is also marking the first day with a special evening ceremony at gracie mansion. he will officiates the marriage of his chief policy adviser and consumer affairs commissioner. >> this is about celebrating our relationship, but in many ways it's really about our children who have often asked us why we aren't married. and so we've involved them in every step of the way. >> reporter: businesses are also hoping to be there every step of the way. florist owner grayson handy expects his business to double in the coming year. >> i think we're going to see a tremendous amount of money coming our way. >> reporter: and for new york state, a recent report estimates the new law could generate more than $300 million in revenue, tourism, and taxes over the next three years. >> think of the florists and the tux shops and photographers, all of those different people, and for them to have a whole new set of celebrations is hugely important. >> reporter: big day celebration for those ready and now able to say i do. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> many people in t

was pulling his hair and he was trying to pull the we are great and she was three years of class of gracie. and to children realize that she was on fire and finally able to util kind of in between burning to bring the weak down and i came in this side with the fire of people and they were there with the bottle of of wine and water them sculpey of us we we made the fire hold. not only a fire the performances by by her but the really fire on the stage great narrator did she ever sing to your children grandchildren well we love eyes and things. as we seem to get they are. especially the two little ones they are very impressed by because you know what we did. you didn't do little boys we were doing that. now there are three young boys singing then they see this one is fifteen sixteen seventeen and they fear the whole time and now they say let's put the children so they sang in cmos hall in new york and then they said let's put one of the on par with china. and they are saying good so they sing with me you know so. the law by the cynic says that when we seem to get the. ok ok you've mentioned b

look at some other stories from around the world gunfire has again rocked pakistan's largest city of graci as the authorities there strive to contain an al break of violence that's claimed at least ninety three lives in just five days and rest is not uncommon in the port city where the population of eighteen million is often provoked by ethnic religious or political tension the latest outburst was sparked by the decision odyssey. the most powerful political party to leave the federal ruling coalition and join the opposition. twenty seven day prison uprising in venezuela has ended after the national guard to give ceded control of the facility back from any standoff at the el rodeo jail began after thousands of troops stormed the prison units in a weapon search days after a bloody riot the action star gunfight between troops and inmates leaving one prisoner and two soldiers dead as well as twenty wounded in a twitter message president thomas congratulated authorities for bringing an end to the standoff. at least seventeen people were killed and over a hundred injured after this record native

. >>> tú vas a estar bella y tú también porque vi los vestido js graci >>> gracias rodner >>> vamos a el caso legal lleva llo tanto >>> en exclusiva, diemandan al vocalista de la arrolladora banda el bilel limón porque dic fue una agresión sexual, porque el cantante dio luego en entrevista porque ella subió voluntariamente a la tarima y no se molestó por la broma. >>> y bien hay más noticias no solamente nos limitamos apremios juventud. luego que la ex asistente de gabriela spanic fuera seno tenacidad a 8 años de prisión, los abogados de la actriz presentará en la audiencia más documentos para apelar la decisión o aceptar la condena. y artistas como ccarmen salinas han reaccionado en torno a este caso y dudan de la veracidad de las acusaciones de spanic. >>> estoy inmensamente triste porque es de lo más injusto, esto, es que es absurdo, lo más estúpido que hay okey, algunas gentes dicen yo fui con ella, cuando cayó en el hospital. yo estuvo e con ella en el hospital, yo estuve, no, no ella cayó en el hospital cuando estaba haciendo la telenovela que le vino un agotamiento, todo se rev

>>de esoÓ nuera querida jacki tieneas im cttesmagenes,asamos contig graci bÁrbara. >> jtamente pel yosbastante hedad coesdl d temperaturasomo ertes lluas e todo el sureste, inclusive sobre sureste este fin de semana cuenta con 40% de precipitaciones. >> el centro del paÍs mientras tanto siguen las altas temperaturas, actividad de precipitaciones mÁs bien sobre el sur de louisiana y este sistema de en puerto rico no muestra desarrollo pero sÍ en lluvias. >> pero si tiene planeado visitar a la isla del encanto y repÚblica dominicana se esperan mejores condiciones para el fin de semana. >> pero no tan buenas condiciones para nuestros amigo en su dallas porque tenemos temperaturas porque con el Índice de calor se siente como si estuviera en 107 grados a tener precauciÓn si tiene que trabajar en las afueras. >> fuera de eso tenemos avisos de alertas especialmente en wise co wisconsin se concentra sobre san francisco, el sureste de los Ángeles al igual que esta noche temperaturas en el rango de los 60 pero nada en comparaciÓn, dallas notamos la mÍnima temperatura para 81 grados. >> la mÁxima

this is the second son gracie has lost to violence in richmond. one of the old older brothers was shot blocks away from where the other one was shot sunday night. >> i used to tell my boys, there is nothing you can do bring the ones you love back. violence duntd does not solve anything, more trouble, more bodies. >>> she says he had graduated from a culinary school in oakland and was supposed to be at a job interview the following morning. >> ten people are looking for a new place to live after a fire. firefighters were called to the complex. blaze quickly spread to two others. it took more than a on an an hour to bring the fire under control. no injuries were record. >> pg&e will begin venting natural gas pipelines today. residents are being notified by phone that they may smell natural gas as pg&e prepares to pressure test the line. pg&e says the gas will quickly dissipate. after the line is cleared it will be flushed with water to make sure there are no leaks. the tests were ordered after the deadly pipeline eggs explosion in san bruno. >> they

. >> gracie said that he had graduated from a school in oakland and was supposed to at a job interview the following morning. >> an investor accused of stealing millions of dollars from clients faces a bail hearing. they arrested carl miller after a number of people claimed he took their money. he appeared to be a successful real estate investor. he had a 175 clients and clients said it was their money that paid for his lavish lifestyle. >> it's hard, to lose money in the market but when it's basically taken from you, it hurts. it's like having a car stolen. you feel violated. >> he is being held on $416,000 bail. his attorney says he will do everything reasonable within his power to make things right. >> they are trying to determine the cause of an apartment fire in san jose that displaced ten people. firefighters were called about 7:30 last night. blaze broke out in one unit and quickly spread to two others. it took more than an hour to bring the fire under control. residents had to be evacuated. nobody was home in the third unit and nobody was hurt. >> at&t's attempt to bring out th

because it's going to be at least two terms in gracie mansion. so could i pull off getting my law degree so i could be the attorney general when he goes to the white house. i'm thinking about myself here, piers. >> it's all about you, isn't it? >> of course at the end of the day. >> well, there's something -- it would be something rather poetic about the no money kennedys reaching etch lons of high-power. you have the people's vote, i think. >> yeah. i think that there's a lot of people out there. you know, listen, ronald reagan -- alec and i had a laugh when he was made president because it was, well, should we act or should we go into politics? and here ronald rag an ago youably at best a high level b actor which would be the tenth largest economic world power in the world, he's governor of california for a long run and then becomes two-term president of the united states. this guy wasn't even a great actor. in my opinion, you know, the smartest guy in the world, either. i think nancy was the brains in the operation. and this guy becomes presid

let's get back to gracie mansion now. >> john and jonathan, we wish for you all life's blessings, and in so much as you have consented to be united in the bonds of matrimony and you have exchanged your wedding vows before all of those present today, therefore, by the power that's vested in me by the state of new york, i pronounce you both married. [ applause ] ♪ >>> and now, a great tradition. the breaking of the glass. this custom has many interpretations and since it is a jewish custom it has even more. but one that seems to fit today perfectly have that the broken glass is a reminder. a reminder that although the couple came together as a single union, the world as a whole is broken and needs mending, and i can't think of two men who work harder to do that every single day. as a matter of fact, they wanted to get tomorrow off, and i said, no. we have a budget crisis. they will be at their desks tomorrow morning. so those of you who work for them, and had thought you could dog it tomorrow, sorry. anyways, they work as hard as anybody can, a and i think that's why the groom will now

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was officiated by mayor michael bloomberg, two of his staffers tied the knot at the mayor's house, gracy mansion. >> by the powers vested in me by the state of new york, i pronounce you both married. >> but the ringing of the wedding bells matched by rally cries in some places. thousands gathered in mid-town manhattan to protest the new law, calling for a voter referendum. >>> and to all of the women watching this morning, new beer is brewing and it's supposed to be targeted at you. it's called animee. it is pink, meant to appeal to women who normally shy away from beer. there are three flavors, row say, zesty lemon and clear filtered. mullson coors says it will launch in british bars and grocery stores this fall. not sure how that's going to work, but whatever. we'll try it out. >>> dreamed of hopping into a time machine and jumping to another era scientists say you're out of luck. why they say time travel is impossible after this. first, this is a good day. national threading the needle day. be sure to thank your mom, your wife, your husband, your tailor, yourself if you're the one who

long would it take me to get my law degree if he goes there because it will be at least two terms in gracie degree so i could be the attorney general when he goes to the white house? i am thinking about myself. >> it is all about you, isn't it? >> of course, at the end of the day. >> it would be something poetic about the no money kennedy's reaching the echelon of power. you would get the people's vote, i think. >> yeah, i think there are a lot of people out there. ronald reagan, alec and i had a laugh when he was made president because it was surely actor going to politics? ronald reagan arguably at best becomes governor of california which as its own nation would be the tenth largest world power. he is governor of california and then becomes a two-term president and he wasn't even a great actor. in my opinion, the smartest guy in the world, either. nancy was the brains of the operation and he becomes president. we left and look at each other and said we can do both? become actors and then if there wasn't a lawsuit, arnolds schwarzenegger to be the president of the united states which is p

city mayor michael bloomberg a long time supporter of same sex marriages officiated at the wedding at gracy of his home. at least the traditional home for new york city mayors. two of his top aides. it was a rare occurrence. the mayor had previously only performed two weddings. one for his daughter, ema and one for his predecessor, rudy giuliani. amanda knox was back in an italian court today fighting for her freedom. based on new analysis of the dna evidence that helped convict the american college student of murdering her british roommate. independent experts are testifying today that the evidence used to convict knox may have been contaminated. >>> and arlington national cemetery is getting its annual makeover during the 15th renewal and remembrance project hosted by the professional landscapers organization. hundreds of lawn care, irrigation and tree care specialists are spending the day tending to the area. this the important after fallen care for the graves. most of the talk on the debt ceiling is behind the scenes as boast sides are trying to win support from their caucuses.ç joinin

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gracie mansion is the ceremonial home -- it sends an incredible signal to new york but around the world. when you look at the polls, many support same-sex marriage today when the defense of marriage act was passed into law. it may never have been contemplated many years ago, but it seems like it should happen. there were arguments about whether marriage equality was the right thing to do. what is significant about the new york is it is the first state where -- people look at the polling. they look at it by a margin of 60%. the majority of americans support marriage a quality. it shows how a process is being made and it may not have been this way if some people had not fought it. host: john joins us on the phone. caller: wanted to know if the center of american progress was so involved in a right -- gay rights for marriage. most of my republican fans believe that being gay is a choice. i know that they bought been candid it says that. some say it is not a choice. i know there is no way that is a choice. is there any study i could use to back of my claims what i argue with the republican

gracie mansion is the ceremonial home -- it sends an incredible signal to new york but around the world. when you look at the polls, many support same-sex marriage today when the defense of marriage act was passed into law. it may never have been contemplated many years ago, but it seems like it should happen. there were arguments about whether marriage equality was the right thing to do. what is significant about the new york is it is the first state where -- people look at the polling. they look at it by a margin of 60%. the majority of americans support marriage a quality. it shows how a process is being made and it may not have been this way if some people had not fought it. host: john joins us on the phone. caller: wanted to know if the center of american progress was so involved in a right -- gay rights for marriage. most of my republican fans believe that being gay is a choice. i know that they bought been candid it says that. some say it is not a choice. i know there is no way that is a choice. is there any study i could use to back of my claims what i argue with the republican

. -- gracie tweets id the gop keeps adding unobtainable demands. guest: i hope that is not true, because if that is true, we are about to see the nation for the first time in its history default on its bills. the biggest problem with that is that defaulting on the bill does not just mean we raise our hand and say the government cannot pay. what it means is the bond market says wait a minute, you want to borrow more money to operate? interest rates will have to go up on you. if interest rates go up on the u.s. government, they are obviously going to go off on every single american who wants to purchase a home, to buy a car coming to send their kids to college. all this and the ripple effect will be that american families are feeling the consequences of of republicans not agreeing to help us deal with the debts and we end up defaulting on those bills. the other consequence of not being responsible is that we tell our kids that we are not prepared as assaults -- adults to pay for the spending that we did today, and we're willing to go bankrupt, which

gracie mansion is the ceremonial home -- it sends an increble signal to new yk but around the world. when you look at the polls, many support same-sex marriage today when the defense of marriage act was passed into law. it may never have been contemplated many years ago, but it seems like it shld happen. there were arguments about whether marriage equality was the right thing to do. what is significant about the new york is it is the first state where -- people look at the polling. they look at it by a margin of 60%. the majority of americans support marriage a quality. it shows how a process is being made and it may not have been this way if some people had not fought it. host: john joins us on the phone. caller: wanted to know if the center of american progress was so involved in a right -- gay rights for marriage. most of my republican fans believe that being gay is a choice. i know that they bought been candid it says that. some say it is not a choice. i know there is no way that is a choice. is there any study i could use to back of my claims what i argue with the republican fri

. -- gracie tweets id the gop keeps adding unobtainab demands. guest: i hope that is not true, because if that is true, we are about to see the nation for the first time in its history default on its bills. the biggest problem with that is that defaulting on the bill does not just mean we raise our hand and say the government cannot pay. what it means is the bond market says wait a minute, you want to borrow more money to operate? interest rates will have to go up on you. if interest tes go up on the u.s. government, they are obviously going to go off on every single american who wants to purchase a home, to buy a car coming to send their kids to college. all this and the ripple effect will be that american families are feeling the consequences of of republicans not agreeing to help us deal with the debts and we end up defaulting on those bills. the other consequence of not being responsible is that we tell our kids that we are not prepared as assaults -- adults to pay for the spending that we did today, and we're willing to go bankrupt, which wi

>> gracie. >> emma. >> i hope that's makeup or else you've got to see a doctor. >> yeah. >> good. >>our weather, shall we? and we're see that for today the week ahead below normal out west. in new england, the mid section of the country, showers and thunderstorms through the southeast. mid week period above normal temperatures spreading. staying cool out west. as we get toward the latter part of the week, much of the country above normal temperatures and showers in new england into the mississippi river valley. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good monday morning to you. well, this foggy start will probably make for a rough commute if you're waking up in san francisco. i do think inland locations will lose that cloud cover probably by about 9:30 today. we're going to see a nice day with temperatures maxing out in the upper 70s, low 80s. then we continue to climb all the way throughout the remainder of the week, getting hot in here thursday through sunday. up to 96 degrees. o a much warmer weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. lester? >>> up next, the contro