and for the john stuart company, i knew john stuart for decades actually, and one of his one of the first housing projects that you managed was also in oakland. and developed by a nonprofit. um, but that's when i first met john stuart. and i think that was in 1985. wow a long time ago. so so, um, but we will, um, certainly open it up and do we have some questions here? um, so i have tim. do you have no linda . um, mr. dunlop? yes. uh, first i'd like to say my relationship with john stuart company has always been great. and i've never heard much negative, except people. some people are negative, but as as they know well. but um. and they've managed all, all the issues really well and so i have nothing but high acclaim for their work. and of course, catholic charities as we know how well they, they work to. um, i don't know if this is appropriate, but the at the beginning of the meeting, the discussion about the financial stuff, is that going to be interfering with this or is that left for another time to discuss the you know, the financing? i'm sorry, the development. yeah. development. so

the problem is that these things that john stuart was bringing up are things that voters are thinking it's not like if you don't talk about it, they're not thinking in their thinking it. so what do you do about it is the real question. and i think more than anything else, if i could climate john stewart's head what he's saying is do something about it >> you can't can't change how you are, but change up your strategy. so at least you are on the offense and people can see you in a more engaged way >> let me ask one more question. >> are you hopeful? pessimistic optimistic? are scared for the next year >> you sound like a pollster, charles >> i i i am wary of the next year because i think the consequences of this election are probably grid it are than any we've ever experienced. no people last time. yeah, we said that at the direction to david. yeah >> and had it. and how did it end? >> yeah. >> you know, i mean, i think that that a trump 2.0 will be more he'll be like the delta variant, of democracy he'll be 1,000, 1,000 times 1,000 times more virulent and harder to control >> before y

we wanted to talk to you about the return of john stuart david to the daily show because the numbers were ginormous nearly 2 million people watched the beloved comedian on monday night. and the big question was, how did he do? here's a look >> the super bowl was on sunday and the president was offered a chance as per tradition, to do an interview where millions and millions of people could see him competently and clearly lay out his 20 24 agenda, or he could just turn that down and do what this is. >> the biden-harris campaign join tiktok over the weekend. the first video was released during the super bowl and it shows president biden answering questions related to the big game game or halftime show jason kelce, your travis kelce, moment. come sooner. assertion. great chocolate chip cookies >> fire everyone. everyone >> you go on tiktok. and end up looking older god it's so nice to have jon stewart back while neither the leading presidential candidates was spared, the spotlight was certainly on 81 year-old joe biden. so we have somebody with us who knows what it's like to work in a w

so he had a show on apple tv plus the problem with john stuart, and it got canceled after i think it was just like 20 episodes. he tried to do a project with hbo that didn't go anywhere. so for him, this is a pretty good platform where he gets his old show back. he gets the audience back, and he doesn't have that much room for failure. unlike the other streaming ventures, this is something that he has leveraging because they need him for ratings more than he needs them. he also, by the way, gets to be the executive producer on in the show monday through thursday. and so that's something i think he's excited about just as much as being in front of the camera hosting on monday nights, one of the things i have loved of the many things i think jon stewart great at is speaking out for people without a voice or a platform. and what he has done in washington to advocate for people. dean, you're nodding to advocate for our veterans for those who helped save this country after 911. i just wonder if we'll see a little more of that mixed into the show this time around >> i think you will. and i

john lewis and stuart gaffney never thought would come. >> it was the most urgent wedding proposal thatu've ever heard. it was john screaming into the phone. it's history. we can get married, get to city hall now. >> john was attending a freedom to marry day rally when the news broke. then mayor gavin newsom ordered the city to begin issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples in what became known as the winter of love. >> and at that moment, as we got married after 17 years together, then, um, it was the first time in our lives that we felt that we were. equal human beings in the eyes of the law. >> john and stuart became one of the first couples in the state to be married, but knew their relation could be taken away in an instant. >> we didn't know if an hour later the marriages might stop. it felt very historic. on the one hand, but it also felt fragile. >> reporter more than 4000 same sex couples married that month on the steps of city hall. but as predicted one month later, the decision was challenged by the california supreme court. all of those licenses were deemed null and voi

and listen, i saw a lot of the criticism of john stuart mainly from bidder or former cable news hosts like we keep over men who blamed him for both-sidesing. and and i think if the idea of the return of john store is to lay off democrats because temperature bad. >> well, that's >> anathema to both the goals of comedy and journalism oh, in which case i'm not really sure what he'd be doing there other than being a biden surrogate, i think if you're going back, can't just be to skewer trump. it's not a b to skewer it all because this election choice is terrible. and he's the perfect, perfect voice. and, and, you know, vehicle to expose all of that and he should do that. he was great last night >> all right. shermichael, you get to respond to this as well. >> i look, i mean, i think it was brilliant, right? i mean, i think the satire. >> but >> his unique ability, sara, to sort of address, if you will, the cultural realities of today, whether it's a political, whether it's international conflicts across the globe as what people expect. it said that old colloquial phrase he tells it like i

john lewis and stuart gaffney never thought would come. >> it was the most urgent wedding proposal you've ever heard. and it was john screaming into the phone. it's history. we can get married, get to city hall now. >> john was attending a freedom to marry day rally when the news broke. then mayor gavin newsom ordered the city to begin issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples in what became known as the winter of love. >> and at that moment, as we got married after 17 years together, then, um, it was the first time in our lives that we felt that we were equal human beings in the eyes of the law. >> john and stuart became one of the first couples in the state to be married, but knew their relation could be taken away in an instant. we didn't know if an hour later the marriages might stop. >> it felt very historic on the one hand, but it also felt fragile. >> more than 4000 same sex couples married that month on the steps of city hall. but as predicted one month later, the decision was challenged by the california supreme court. all of those licenses were deemed null and void. >> it wa

for axios, juliegrace brufke so errol, you talk to democratic donors democratic activists and as john stuart noted, people see in here, president biden and see and hear his age. and while they might have concerns, it's not drying up. the fundraising, not drawing up the money yet. >> that's exactly right. i mean, the big money or the smart money, whatever you want to call it, they understand and that there isn't going to be some other candidate that emerges out of the weeds and suddenly becomes the nominee. there's no clear path to overturning where the democratic party is going at the convention. so that biden is going to be the nominee of everything else follows from that. a sitting president who's done pretty good job is polling and polling isn't okay, shape, not perfect, but in okay shape. and is on his way to becoming the nominee why are you not going to write a check if you support the policies? i mean, it's really pretty open and shut. thank you. might turn on your tv and see something like what jon stewart is doing and start to think the broader culture is maybe telling you something.

john louis. that's the twin brother. and stuart. one of the first couples to get married during that time along with so many others. we are grateful that they helped to lead the way because there are other people who fought for that day in 2004 that were not here to witness the moment. and now so many of you are here to carry the torch. make sure that we continue to recognize this significant milestone, but more importantly, that we continue to be the beacon of hope as a city for the lgbtqia+ community in the policies that we change, in the investments that we make and in how we celebrate events like we are doing today. we are so honored and happy to have each and every one of you here today joining us for marriage equality in san francisco. at this time, i would like to introduce, before we start marrying people. anybody want to marry me? please, anybody? don't tell my boyfriend i said that. and this is the amazing work that he did and take that case all the way to the supreme court. he was our fearless attorney in san francisco, l

provided by [indiscernible] salazar or john stuart company. >> before we begin, i know ceo wanted to make a quick note about the conversation she is having the hga. >> thank you through the chair. we are meeting with our phta team. we do that on a quarterly basis. we currently are doing it by zoom and we are more then happy to do the same for ccdc as it relates to your position,ic as it relates to other tenant resident associations. i am open to speak with you at any time and of course our president of the board is as well and anyone on our board, but you do have access to me and please fee freel to reach out at any moment in time. bennett will make sure. often times he is reviewing my e-mails so he'll coordinate and we can set up a reoccurring meetings if you like, or however you would like that cadence to be. i'm here at your service as well. >> great. thank you very much. >> 7a, plaza east development update. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> my name is shannon jackson as well here with john stuart, ron who will be discussing presenting our property. next slide. >> good aft

and for everybody like john stuart and molly and all of these activists that made it their cause and worked for it not for a year or two but for like decades. the broader san francisco and california folks who engaged, who got arrested as i did on a number of times, who protested. as matt was saying, this is a city that likes to fight about a lot. we find a lot to argue about. but we agree about more than we disagree, and when work together to advance the vision that we share for a more just and more equal america, like san francisco can actual help deliver that. here we really really did. so as dennis said, it was a winding road. and arc of the moral of the universe is long but san francisco fought for justice and in the fights we had, we will continue to do that even though we continue to take care of the potholes. there are so many of my favorite people in city government but who i'm going to introduce is the amazing person carmen. were you one of the people here? you were working for gavin in the budget office and works great to make this city better. i think you are in charge of

provided by [indiscernible] salazar or john stuart company. >> before we begin, i know ceo wanted toa quick note about the conversation she is having the hga. >> thank you through the chair. we are meeting with our phta team. we do that on a quarterly basis. we currently are doing it by zoom and we are more then happy to do the same for ccdc as it relates to your position,ic as it relates to other tenant resident associations. i am open to speak with you at any time and of course our president of the board is as well and anyone on our board, but you do have access to me and please fee freel to reach out at any moment in time. bennett will make sure. often times he is reviewing my e-mails so he'll coordinate and we can set up a reoccurring meetings if you like, or however you would like that cadence to be. i'm here at your service as well. >> great. thank you very much. >> 7a, plaza east development update. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> my name is shannon jackson as well here with john stuart, ron who will be discussing presenting our property. next slide. >> good afternoon

the aftermath of the super bowl and john stuart reading up on both presidents. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ howie: what arade celebrating their super bowl champions and gunfire e republicanned and one woman was killed and more than 20 people wounded, half of them children. some as young as 8. it sounded like a mass shooting but police who have now charged two juvenile suspects with gun offenses and resisting arrest say they opened fire on each other. some of the chiefs including patrick mahomes posted messages of support. travis kelce said he was heart broken. none of this takes from the dramatic overtime win other the 49ers and travis kelce angly approaching andy reid and saying he crossed the line. some might have had something to do with record breaking audience of 123 million. i wasn't surprised as someone that's been on the daily show and interviewed jon stuart many times and think it's pretty funny when he returns to the program after nine year absence and only on mondays and when stuart talking about joe biden's memory problems, he did this. >> the footage of the president unable to recall simple

in 1867, john stuart mill's honorary rector of the university of st. andrews, delivered an inaugural lecture. lecture was on the purpose of liberal education. it is a great and almost entirely neglected speech. since you are a classicist, i will mention that in one comment, mills says we should not teach greek and latin at the university. the reason is, if you don't know greek and latin by the time he reached the university, it's too late for you. at the university we should be studying plato and aristotle. in any case, mill gives an account of liberal education that by the way, that first of all, attempts to explain how we incorporate new subjects. like the natural sciences. physiology. into a standard curriculum. then he speaks about how liberal education should be an ascent in the humanities, starting close to home in our nations. basic political institutions, and includes political economy. expands out into study of international law. and culminates with the study of ethics and politics and religious opinions. it does so aggressively. it does so in

and you know as john stuart mill says that that even something in opinion is wrong or false. it it deepens the living truth within us to engage it. and i think so. and that's what this forum is all about, right? i mean, there is a diversity of opinions. and we were always engaging with opposite about this time period. dr. john will and lincoln group of d.c. we're a little bit about this before we had another president called the great communicator. of course ronald reagan, and we were talking about some of the similarities between, lincoln and reagan, the apparently they were like to tell stories and, cabinet meetings and things like that. so can you think of anything similar between those two and with harold, also the other communicator, roosevelt and lincoln, since you're now a roosevelt guide, you, i just want to mention i have a friend who's very old man. now, but he was a member of the reagan cabinet. he said every single cabinet meeting reagan would open up with a joke and a self-deprecating joke. so that sounds me very much like lincoln. and he said that broke a lot of

john. >> all right. the epic return nearly nine years in the making. jon stuart back in the chair at the daily show again for the first time. wait until you hear what he had to say about the presidential race >> why am i back? >> you may be asking yourselves, it's a very real reasonable question >> i have committed a lot of crimes from ought to understand talk show hosts are granted immunity. so backroom deals, cia secrets, a fairs, >> bribery, corruption, prostitution there's so much more to the store. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper, back-to-back premiers sunday at nine on cnn your ancestry is so much more than names and dates it's the story of your family then and now a story that made your name means something. a story you're still writing. discover your heritage preserve your traditions, represent >> all that makes you you >> what you >> this is a tempur-pedic mattress and eats designed to help make aches and pains a thing of the past by relieving pressure points and supporting your body in a way no other mattress can for limited time save up to

john stuart actually opened the daily show with a monologue about gaza last night, i want to watch a little bit that good could you please be more careful with >> your bombing? go to but really good in the united states have told israel that when we gave him all the ball bombs like you're coc, dealer coming in with an eight ball and going don't stay up all night >> jonah goldberg, we've talked a lot about where democrats are on this and ashley, you know, weigh in too, but there's a reason why the president has been worry is this entire time on this issue, which is that still despite the pressure from progressives, a lot of the countries with them on israel, yeah that's my problem with the way the media generally talks about the michigan issue at all that is you know, there's nothing wrong with the squeaky wheel getting attention. that's how politics, that's up them awkward. it works people who organized and protest get attention at the same time. it's sort of assumed that if he would just switch positions to what the sort of the receipt, it's williams won that would solve as politica

that building will be operated by catholic charities and with property management by the john stuart company, so those residents that are currentsly homerise residents will transition to become catholic charities residents and with new case management service s and so forth. we expect to bring the project team and the option to ground lease to the tida board on the 14th as part of kicking off the pre-development phase there, and moving that project forward. you can see, we identified that it is the western portion or western half of the homerise households that transition into that building and then the next building, 2.3, 2.4, that is a little further out. we are not yet in pre-development, but we anticipate moving the rest of the current home wb rise residents into that building. at that point, we'll have a lot of vacancies throughout the island. we will have vacated the 40 percent of residents in homerise households. we also anticipate that we'll have vacated at least a third of the current villages households by that point. i'll talk more about that as i transition to talk about

john louis. that's the twin brother. and stuart. one of the first couples to get married during that time along with so many others. we are grateful that they helped to lead the way because there are other people who fought for that day in 2004 that were not here to witness the moment. and now so many of you are here to carry the torch. make sure that we continue to recognize this significant milestone, but more importantly, that we continue to be the beacon of hope as a city for the lgbtqia+ community in the policies that we change, in the investments that we make and in how we celebrate events like we are doing today. we are so honored and happy to have each and every one of you here today joining us for marriage equality in san francisco. at this time, i would like to introduce, before we start marrying people. anybody want to marry me? please, anybody? don't tell my boyfriend i said that. and this is the amazing work that he did and take that case all the way to the supreme court. he was our fearless attorney in san francisco, l

couples from 46 different states married that same month, stamping it the winter of love, john lewis and stuart gaffney were one of the first to marry in california. >> it was the most urgent wedding proposal you've ever heard. it was john screaming into the phone. it's history. we can get married. >> california currently has the largest lgbtq population in the united states. >> police continue to investigate the attack on a driverless car in san francisco during saturday's lunar new year celebration in chinatown. thankfully, no one was inside the waymo robo taxi. witnesses say about a dozen people surrounded the car and started attacking it. some one then threw a firework into the vehicle. mayor london breed issued a statement today saying, quote, we are a city that is home to exciting emerging technology, like autonomous vehicles that are changing the world. we are not defined by a small, isolated incident, by a reckless few and building a better bay area means protecting our climate and environment. >> and tonight, a local public transportation service is taking a step in that direction. san

. >> it's been 20 years to the day since john lewis and stuart gaffney married at san francisco city one of the first 10 couples to do so after then-mayor gavin newsom authorized the county clerk to issue marriage licenses to same couples. it was really, really powerful because what happened here in city hall wake and great coming out lgbt people about their relationships, about our law. the winter of love brought more than 4,000 couples like them to the steps of city hall that lasted for one month until the california supreme court put them on hold. and then ultimately invalidated all same marriage licenses. it would take another 4 years until the court overturned a ban on same marriage. and there have been several setbacks to get to where marriage exists for all today. same couples said i do 20 years ago in 2004, we know the meaning of those vows inside out. we have truly lived for better. and for worse, lewis renew those vows wednesday again, pronounced who has been >> and celebrating valentine's day. their love for each other and officiated by mayor london breed. we're grateful t

today, we spoke with john lewis and stuart gaffney, who was among the first same sex couples to be married in san francisco 20 years ago. >> i realize this was the first time in our lives as lgbtq couples couple and as an lgbt person for ourselves, but this was the first time in our lives that our government was treating us as equal human beings. >> the couple later joined other that overturned california ban on same sex marriages. they remarried later that same year. san francisco's world famous carnival festival is still more than three months away. but tomorrow, well, the festivities kick off early with a mardi gras fat tuesday celebration. it's happening at several different venues all around the mission. people taking part in the celebration are being asked to wear costumes and beads. for more on what to expect earlier today on the four, i spoke with rodrigo duran. he is the executive director of carnival san francisco. >> we're going to have all of mission district activated, lively, with music, with food, with great, great folks around. so you can expect a lot of different cultures

. >> in 2008, john lewis and stuart gaffney later joined other plaintiffs in a lawsuit that overturnedalifornia's ban on same sex marriages. the couple married a second time, legally later that year, and right now, san francisco city hall is lit up in the color of the pride flag to honor this anniversary, the city says these colors celebrate the historic marriages that took place 20 years ago. >> a new sign for the wilma chan highland hospital campus has been installed. the hospital was renamed in chan's honor two years ago. she served in the state assembly and the alameda county board of supervisors, and during her time in office, her colleagues say she expanded health care access to all in the community. chan was hit and killed by a car two years ago while walking her dog in alameda. still to come, the face off between a michelin star restaurant in san francisco and an online store also a holiday strike for rideshare drivers. why they say they're walking off the job on valentine's day. >> up first in two minutes. a wanted felon leads police on a chase in solano county. coming up, the

it's been 20 years to the day since john lewis and stuart gaffney married at san francisco city hall. >> they were one of the first 10 couples to do so after then-mayor gavin newsom authorized the county clerk to issue marriage licenses to same couples. it was really, really powerful because what happened here in city hall awake and great coming out lgbt people about their relationships about our law. the winter of love brought more than 4,000 couples like them to the steps of city hall. >> that lasted for one month until the california supreme court put them on hold and then ultimately invalidated all same marriage licenses. it would take another 4 years until the court overturned a ban on same marriage. >> and there have been several setbacks to get to where marriage exists for all today. same couples said i do 20 years ago in 2004, we know the meaning of those vows inside out. we have truly lived for better. and for worse, lewis renew those vows wednesday again, pronounced who has been spotted alive. >> and celebrating valentine's day. their love for each other and officiated by ma

about $3 million of the revenue is related to residential leasing revenues with john stuart company as well as common area maintenance fees we receive from our housing providers, and additional revenues that we receive from the community facility district and the irsd district for certain taxes available to cover administration costs. as well as revenues received from existing memorandum agreements with bada and county transportation authority. the third bullet as mentioned has typically in prior budgets shown a short-fall payment coming from ticd, however because we are balancing within the cost budget we propose to budget as zero dollars. and then the certain development costs will be around $6.7 million, again covered by ticd as reimbursement and $12.6 million of those revenues will come from subsidy costs that are obligated for the developer to pay tida pursuant to the dda. on the expenditure side, slide 8 shows a summary of the authority cost budget, about $7 million of our budget will cover personnel and administration costs. $1.7 million are related to development contractual se

stuart: guaranteed. johnby is apologizing for making a false claim about air strikes in the mideast. ashley, what this is the all about? what is he saying? ashley: he's appal jazzed for last week saying iraqi officials were notified before a series of coordinated air strikes and kirby said the bombing of targets related to the revolutionary guard inside iraqi boarders was communicated to national leaders ahead of time. kirby released a statement on that same day about the confusion on it saying he was going off information that had been provided at the time. in a press conference the white house spokesperson apologized and he deeply regretted any confusion that caused and u.s. not looking for a war with iran and retaliatory strikes in syria and iraq deescalate tensions and put an end to attacks on u.s. troops in the region. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. coming up, listen to this, alaska is sending troops to our southern border. truly, every state is become ago border state and we've got that story. alaska on the

stuart: john deere, my favorite of which i am a preference.t for two reasons, interest rates are high and crop prices are falling. deere is down 4% because they cut their full-year profit expectations. this is also a bellwether for economic activity or the economy in general. lauren a lauren okay. penn entertainment, sports betting and casino. lauren: yep. remember they had that licensing deal with espn bet? they reported a pretty big loss, the stock is now down nearly 12. stuart: thanks, lauren. "the wall street journal" says morgan stanley is cutting jobs. well, my question would be, which division? lauren: wealth management. stuart: ooh. surprise, actually. why? >> well, because that's where they put so many resources. wealth management is not about taking risk, it's about putting -- taking other people's money, putting fees on it and managing that money in a third party kind of way. it is not like putting up ipos or trading the, this is the business, and i'm surprised -- lauren: do you think it has anything to do with the acquisition of e-

sitting up front, john lewis and stuart gaffney, one of the first couples to marry in san francisco today. they renewed their vows. >> i cherish our wonderful extended chosen family, an inspiration to many like steve and matthew, who've been together for 28 years and took this step today. >> really an honor to be part of something that really means so much. i think especially right now. >> and we had two days to plan. and so we have rings, something borrowed, something new, something blue. >> that's something borrowed. are the rings given to them by matthew's parents? five years ago. >> and they were married, um, 51 years and, um, my mom came to visit us a couple of years ago and she said, i want you guys to have these a full circle moment also for the one marrying them, carmen chu, current san francisco city administrator and a key player in the battle for same sex marriage. >> and i was the assessor recorder when the same sex marriages resumed in 2008. >> and so i think just being able to continue to celebrate people's love, it couldn't. there couldn't be a more, a bigger honor and a le

. >> sitting up front, john lewis and stuart gaffney, one of the first couples to marry in san francisco today. they renewed their vows. i cherish an inspiration to many like steve and matthew have been together for 28 years and took this step today. >> really an honor to be part of something that really means so much, i think especially right now. >> and we had two days to plan. and so we have rings, something borrowed, something new, something blue. >> that's something borrowed. are the rings given to them by matthew's parents five years ago when they were married? >> um, 51 years. and, um, my mom came to visit us a couple of years ago and she said, i want you guys to have these a full circle moment also for the one marrying them, carmen chu, current san francisco city administrator and a key player in the battle for same sex marriage. >> i was the assessor recorder when the same sex marriages resumed in 2008, and so i think just being able to continue to celebrate people's love, it couldn't there couldn't be a more a bigger honor, a legacy carried on by the current city assessor. >> i

it's like john lewis and stuart gaffney wanted to renew their vows at city hall today, 20 years afterbeing one of the first couples to marry in the country. >> it was really, really powerful because what happened here in city hall wake and great coming out of lgbt people about their relationships. what is the common thread that has led us here today? >> it centers around love. it centers around bringing people together in the spirit of love and recognizing that that is the unite are. >> 5 same couples were married or renew their vows during today's 20th anniversary of the winter of love. but they were marriage is happening all over the balconies of city hall today. nearly 200 couples are registered with the clerk's office to be married by the end of valentine's day. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. congratulations to all of those happy couples. thank you, rob. what local businesses are opening their doors to people searching for perfect last-minute gift for valentine's day. >> michael thomas is in berkeley as one bakery gets ready for this special day. >> happy

john lewis and stuart gaffney were sitting up front.were one of the first couples to marry in san francisco, and yesterday they renewed their vows. >> we're celebrating the advocacy of so many of those same sex couples who showed up to san francisco year after year after year, asking for the right to do what anyone else deserves the right to do, and that is marry the person they love. >> the state supreme court ultimately voided the marriage licenses issued during the winter of love, leading to many legal challenges. the u.s. supreme court eventually legalized marriage for same sex couples in california in june 2013. >> it is now time for your morning money report here at 646. some new research is digging into the habits of online shoppers who use buy now, pay later plans, according to new york fed data, shoppers with lower credit scores use this option more often at checkout. they also tend to finance purchases that are less than $250. this is compared to financially stable users who use them less often, but tend to finance more expens

it's why john lewis and stuart gaffney want to renew their vows at city hall 20 years later. >> it was really, really powerful because what happened here in city hall awake and great coming lgbt people about their relationships. what is the common thread that has led us here today? >> it centers around love. it centees around bringing people together in the spirit of love and recognizing that that is they unite or >> 5. same couples are married or renew their vows during wednesday's 20th anniversary of the winter left, there are marriages happening all over the balconies of city hall. yet nearly 200 couples register with the clerk's office to be married by the end of wednesday. it's a 21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, another place where you can get some good fried chicken is about to open in the bay area. we'll tell you where. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthc

well, today we did speak with john lewis and stuart gaffney, who are among the first same sex couples to be married in san francisco, 20 years ago today. >> i realize this was the first time in our lives as lgbtq couples, as a couple and as an lgbt person for ourselves. but this was the first time in our lives that our government was treating us as equal human beings. >> the couple later joined other plaintiff in a lawsuit in 2008 that ourd california's ban on same sex marriages. they were remarried later that same year. the fbi is seeing a rising trend in romance scams throughout the bay area. >> victims with the fbi's san francisco division lost more than $27 million to romance scams last year. the fbi says the scammers first gain the victim's trust and then persuade them to send money. older adults are most often the targets in these scams. the county with the highest dollar amount lost was alameda county, at $9.4 million and 68 reported cases. that's followed by contra costa county, where victims lost more than $6.5 million in 65 cases, and then santa clara county, with a loss of

it's why john lewis and stuart gaffney wanted to renew their vows at city hall 20 years later. >> it was really, really powerful because what happened here in city hall awake and great coming out lgbt people about their relationships. what is the common thread that has led us here today? >> it centers around love. it centers around bringing people together in the spirit of love and recognizing that that is they unite or >> 5 same couples were married or renew their vows during wednesday's 20th anniversary of the winter of love. but there were marriage is happening all over the balconies at city hall. nearly 200 couples registered with the clerk's office to be married by the end of wednesday. a bill making its way through the state legislature would make firearm owners register their guns every single year. sb 11, 60 was introduced this week. it would require every firearm in the state to be registered each year with the state department of justice. the measure would also charge an annual fee for that registration and would prohibit the possession of any unregistered gun. alright, sno

first time in our lives that our government was treating us as equal human beings, as in 2008, john lewis and stuart gaffney later joined other plaintiffs in a lawit that overturn california's ban on same sex marriages. >> tonight, there will be a debate between the four frontrunners for the us senate seat here in california. democratic congressional members adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee, along with republican and former major league baseball players steve garvey, will take part in what is the second debate. the latest polling from uc berkeley shows schiff and garvey are in the lead to make it past the primary and into the general election. this primary in california is set for march 5th. >> today. san francisco elections officials began processing vote by mail ballots received for the march 5th primary. staffers will verify signatures on the ballot. then we'll open and process the ballots daily. the department says. they will work to verify signatures on every vote by mail ballot within a day of receiving them. san francisco voters can track the progress of their ballots on the voter po

and that is why john lewis and stuart gaffney wanted to renew their vows at city hall 20 years later.as really, really powerful because what happened here in city hall wake and great coming out of lgbt people about their relationships. what is the common thread that has led us here today? >> it centers around love. it centers around bringing people together in the spirit of love and recognizing that that is they unite or >> london breed a love that jacket with a pretty shirt for valentine's day 5 same couples were married or renew their vows. >> during wednesday's 20th anniversary of the winter of love. there were marriage is happening all over, though, the balconies of city hall, nearly 200 couples registered with the clerk's office to be married by the end of yesterday. so congratulations. it's 10 27 and up next on the kron, 4 morning news, we might see a dent in your wallet. if you cross the golden gate you cross the golden gate bridge to work, we' i recommend la roche-posay lipikar body cream. one application a day keeps very dry skin away. ♪♪ 48-hour hydration. helps repair the s

john lewis and stuart gaffney were sitting up front.y were one of the first couples to marry in san francisco yesterday. they renewed those vows. >> we're celebrating the advocacy of so many of those same sex couples who showed up to san francisco year after year after year, asking for the right to do what anyone else deserves the right to do, and that is marry the person they love. >> the state supreme court ultimately voided the marriage licenses issued during the winter of love, leading to many legal challenges as the u.s. supreme court eventually legalized marriage for same sex couples in california in june of 2013, vice president kamala harris shared valentine's day with her husband, second gentleman doug emhoff. >> but they also got a surprise from one vip bachelor. >> will you accept this rose? >> honey, i did like 11 years ago there, and i do great. >> pause. ten out of ten. ten out of ten. >> will you accept and that's the star of the current bachelor season, joey, getting a chance to stop by the white house for a valentine's d

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john louis. that's the twin brother. and stuart.rst couples to get married during that time along with so many others. we are grateful that they helped to lead the way because there are other people who fought for that day in 2004 that were not here to witness the moment. and now so many of you are here to carry the torch. make sure that we continue to recognize this significant milestone, but more importantly, that we continue to be the beacon of hope as a city for the lgbtqia+ community in the policies that we change, in the investments that we make and in how we celebrate events like we are doing today. we are so honored and happy to have each and every one of you here today joining us for marriage equality in san francisco. at this time, i would like to introduce, before we start marrying people. anybody want to marry me? please, anybody? don't tell my boyfriend i said that. and this is the amazing work that he did and take that case all the way to the supreme court. he was our fearless attorney in san francisco, ladies and gent

joe, john, give me that ball with. stuartecause i don't want to break any cameras. happy friday and super bowl sunday. stuart: we'll take it all. good morning, everyone

stuart: stay there. lauren, we want to look at a mover and one is john deere. deer is the proper name. lauren: pricing power diminished and demand for farm equipment and construction equipment it sells is drying up because interest rates are high and crop prices are falling. deer cut profit outlook for 2024. stuart: pity. i got a couple of john deere tractors and i love them. intuitive machines. lauren: what a story. aerospace company. what happened this morning. their moon lander, look at stock, up 21%, their moon lander launched on spacex's falcon 9 rocket. this officially begins the im1 mission to the moon. it's going to take about eight days before it returns. if successful, first lunar touchdown in more than half a century. stuart: first privately operated lunar module touchdown ever? lauren: yes. stuart: private. okay. sound hound. love that name. lauren: voice ai for business. stock's up 45%. nvidia took a stake in sound hound and a bunch of other small ai firms you never heard of. lou might have heard of some. >> we mentioned sound hound on the show not long ago. voice ai based

stuart. guess there's john gordon there in the center.oh, by the way, that's the mayor of york hollering a line from one horse, let's get fatter. it's a real subtle art there. all right. so there's york surrendering on giant 28. now they're going to to wrightsville and go get the brge remember i said it's protected by coal miners, right. are kind the 27th pennsylvania volunteer militia is the 129th pennsylvania recently discharged the army the potomac under a double medal of honor citation award. jacob c frick from pottsville, pennsylvania. yeah, this is the state militia. these guys know how to shoot, and they've shot plenty of confederates in their day. you know, this is not usual farm boys or charlie old men. this is a recently discharged regiment from the army of the potomac, the best militia troops, pennsylvania can put on the field. and wherever they put them right in front of the branch to try to protect that vital crossing under an extremely talented colonel who's involved in petersburg with helping, planning something called a cr