kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. it's possible that the justices could rule those bans unconstitutional effectively forbidding any state from banning same-sex marriage and making gay marriage legal throughout the land. or the supreme court could lead this issue up to the individual states to decide. and as i mentioned, possibly reopen the fight for prop 8 here in california. as it stands, 36 states

the federal appeals court upheld the same-sex marriage bans in four states, kentucky, michigan, ohio,ee. in the only appeals court ruling that upheld bans, judge jeffrey sutton wrote the states create an incentive for those who procreate together. couples of the same sex have children in the same way as couples of opposite sexes. that's obvious to michael and grant. they adopted their two children. bella and isiah. they've jumped through numerous legal in hoops. >> one of us is a legal guardian. michael is the adoptive parent. i'm the legal guardian. many things have had to be taken into account because we don't married. >> so all the work you've done, are you still lacking the same rights as hetero sexual chum couples? >> very much so. but the big thing for us is being able to put both their names on their birth certificates. >> that's what motivating us. we've been parenting these children together for 16 years and still as far as the state of kentucky is concerned, i have no legal claim or status. i am a legal guardian but -- >> your name is not on their birth certificate. >> and i

michigan kentucky, ohio and tens pleaded for relief from the high court and got it. here is al jazeera senior washington correspondent mike viqueria. >> reporter: as news spread to supporters waiting outside the supreme court a moment of jubilation. and for jim obergefel the man who brought the case, justice was finally served. >> today's ruling from the supreme court affirms what we all know to be true in our hearts our love is equal. >> moved to ohio, which does not. when john decide, he fought to be listed on the death ticket with john's husband. must same sex unions be recognized in every state and do they fall under the 14th amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law? the court split on familiar ideologic lines evenly subdivided between left and right with justice anthony kennedy casting a swing vote in a 5-4 decision. in his majority opinion kennedy wrote in part, the challenged law burden the lives of same sell couples and they bridge the gap of same sex couples. >> there's so many people who have been waiting decades for this day ocome that i want

what the supreme court is considering now is the legality of marriage bans in kentucky, michigan, ohio and. tennessee. it's possible that the justices could rule those bans unconstitutional effectively forbidding any state from making marriage between a man and a man legal throughout the land. or the supreme court could lee this issue up to the individual states to decide. and as i mentioned, possibly reopening the decision for prop 8. as it stands, 36 states allow same-sex marriage. the high court also expected to rule on another issue we're talking about obamacare. specifically on whether or not the federal government can provide subsidies for medical insurance in 34 states. a ruling against that could have a profound impact on the affordable care act. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> police in fremont want to be on the lookout after women reported seeing two flashers last week. a woman told police that a man exposed himself to her in the parking lot of the gateway plaza shopping center. two days earlier another woman reported a flasher. police

legal in 13 states where it was banned including the four that brought cases before the court, kentucky, michigan, ohio, tennessee. and today it represents a huge transformation in american attitudes towards home sexuality. it's been a long, slow, and painful process. >>reporter: in this 1961 film, a california police department warns boys about men with what it calls a sickness of the mind. >> one never knows when the homosexual is about. he may appear normal and it may be too late when you discover he's mentally ill. >>reporter: at the time, homosexual acts were illegal in every state. in this atmosphere, most gay people had no choice but to hide their sexual assault. >> if you were gay then, this was a horrible thing. >>reporter: but as the sexual revolution and the civil rights movement grew, so did the fight for gay rights. in 1969, new york city had the largest gay population in the u.s. gay men like martin boyce socialize at places like the stone wall in. >> it was exciting. there was no one group, no one could claim it as their own. >>reporter: police routinely raided the inn because gay

kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. it's possible that the justices could rule those bans unconstitutional effectively forbidding any state from banning same-sex marriage and making gay marriage legal throughout the land. or the supreme court could lead this issue up to the individual states to decide. and as i mentioned, possibly reopen the fight for prop 8 here in california. as it stands, 36 states including the golden state allow same-sex marriage. this ruling is expected between now and the end of the month. the high court also expects it to rule on obamacare, specifically on whether or not the federal government can provide subsidies for medical insurance in 34 states. a ruling against that would have a profound or could have a profound impact on the affordable care act. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, bob. >>> a pair of bills giving terminally ill patients more shot for long-term cures. the so-called right to try legislation would give patients the opportunity to try experime

decision by a circuit court of appeals which upheld same-sex marriage bans in four states -- kentucky, michigan, ohio, and tennessee. proponents of same-sex marriages, like billy bradford of san francisco, argue they have equal constitutional rights, citing the well-known case loving v. virginia, that did away with a law which did not allow interracial marriage. >> marriage is a basic civil right. you can't deny it without animus, and there's nothing wrong with our relationships. >> randy thomasson of savecalifornia is an opponent of same-sex marriages and says the court should rule that marriage is a state jurisdiction under a state constitution and the people who put it there. the supreme court will also decide if states must recognize marriages from other states where they are legal. >> it shouldn't matter what state you live in, it shouldn't matter what city or locality, you should still have the same rights as any other american. >> matthew mansell and john espejo were married in san francisco, then a job transfer took them to tennessee, where the ban exists. >> they can actually then bene

what the supreme court is considering now is the legality of marriage bans in four states -- kentucky michigan ohio and tennessee. it's possible that the justices could rule those bans unconstitutional effectively forbidding any state from banning same-sex marriage and making marriage between a man and man or woman and a woman legal throughout the land or the supreme court could leave the issue up to the individual states to decide. >> so marriages have taken place in california are secure but if the supreme court rules the wrong way on this issue, it's going to create legal chaos. a lot of people will be unsure of the status of their weddings in the states that have leslie gained marriage equality and also people planning weddings now are not going to know if they're going to be able to have their happily ever after. >> that was stewart gaffney with marriage equality usa, who is cautiously optimistic that the supreme court will rule in favor of gay marriage, given that the swing vote has ruled in favor of same-sex marriage before. is the issue is et this upcoming thursday or following monday.

kentucky michigan, ohio and tennessee are asking court to uphole the been on same-sex marriage.uld allow these states and others to maintain the ban but it could require them to recognize same-sex marriage conducted in other states. same-sex couples can marry in 36 state including in california, whatever the justices decide, nothing will change here in california. a decision if it does not come down today will be expected on monday. >>> streets will close for pride preparation in just a few hours great now and delores street 18th and 20th will close for the march, the transgender pride event. treats surrounding the civic center will close this morning for the weekend to accommodate saturday's dyk. march and sunday is world famous pride parade with major traffic issues with giants home games. >> a close call were afternoon for home owners near livermore and they are thankful for fire crews. you can see the flames destroying a barn with the fire that break out along fess that ready at 4:00 yesterday, a woman watched coverage of the fire on her smartphone while heading home on bart

there are 13 states that had the same-sex marriage bans in place, arkansas georgia, louisiana, kentucky michigan, nebraska north dakota south dakota, texas and ohio. those same-sex bans have been declared unconstitutional by the u.s. supreme court. jeffrey toobin we were talking about scalia's language in his dissent not as in your view bigoted as in a decision from 2003 in which he talked about people not wanting to associate with gays and lesbians but it still has a lot of spice in it shall we say. here's a footnote from scalia the supreme court of the united states has dissented from the disciplined legal reasoning of john marshall and joseph storic to the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookie. jeffrey toobin. >> yeah that's part of scalia's whole theme, which is this is just the majority of the court making up rights that are nowhere based in the constitution. jake if i could just mention one thing as someone who has spent a lot of time on the plaza of the supreme court. they never let people up there. i think the sheer number of people who were just overwhelmed, the supreme court police

what the court to declare the gay and lesbian couples can vary anywhere in the united states kentucky michigano and tennessee are asking the court to uphold bans on same-sex marriage and allow the political process not to court to handle major social change sentence couples to marry now in 36 states. >>pam moore: according are hot on the troubles to the sick inmates in new york the new clues that could help lead to their capture + are raving while fire now threatening homes in the sierra the latest on the containment efforts and our top story tonight construction flaws and another condominium complex built by the same company behind the berkeley about a collapse. >>reporter: here in belgrade this condominium complex is filled with scaffolding and wrapped up as a result of water intrusion and dry rot incited the unit and on the balcony and attorneys sued and won a three and half million dollar settlement to get this building repair is not on the y and it turns out that the contractor and a subcontractor on this building are the same as the ones involved in the berkeley back and the collapse sai

the cases before the court included lawsuits from kentucky, michigan, ohio, and tennessee. they have not allowed same-sex couples to marry and have refused to recognize marriages from other states. that now changes with the supreme court ruling. immediately following the decision some of the complaint is reacted reactive and talked about the decision. >> my late husband and i were i were together for almost 21 years before he passed away as a result of complications of als. i am here today in front of our nation's highest court because my home state sought the recognition of my marriage to john. when the man i love and care for passed away from one of the cruelest diseases known to humanity the state of ohio, the state in which i have i have lived worked, and pay taxes for most of my life continued to fight my right. no american should have to suffer the indignity. that is why i know in my heart got is with me today. today's ruling from the supreme court they reserve equal dignity, respect, and treatment. now at long last ohio will recognize our marriage and most important

giorgio, ohio, michigan y kentucky. >> autorizar licencias de la personas del mismo sexo.ando los estados a redefinir el matrimonio. es desafortunado que cinco abogados de la corte suprema han eliminado las voces de 300 millones de estadounidenses pero como estos jÓvenes dos terceras partes del pÚblico hoy apoyan el matrimonio gay. para el movimiento que hoy es una batalla de dÉcadas, a partir de hoy toda las parejas del mismo sexo casadas en todo el paÍs podrÁn gozar de los mismos beneficios y derechos de los matrimonios heterosexuales y ser reconocidos en todo los documentos oficiales. en la corte suprema, lourdes menuzÁ univisiÓn. marÍa: la comunidad celebrÓ por varias horas con coloridas manifestaciones de una cosa a la otra del paÍs como sonrisas y la esperanza unÁnime, mÁs comprensiÓn y menos discriminaciÓn. jaime tiene los festejos y las opiniones a favor y en contra. jaime: lagrimas de emociÓn escaparon de los ojos de estos hombres. >> tenemos todos los derechos del matrimonio, estamos juntos 28 aÑos. jaime: una pareja homosexual para que la histÓrica decisiÓn de l

the nine justices are reviewing legal challenges to ban in four states, ohio, tennessee, michigan and kentucky. if they overturn in those states, it will apply nationally. if the court rules in favor of the states, the future of california's prop 8 as well as marriage equality in 20 other states would be up in question. right now 35 states recognize same sex unions and many experts believe the judges will vote in favor of marriage equality. a decision could come as early as this morning. >>> the state level now, a pair of bills giving terminally ill patients a chance for a cure are making their way through the legislation clur. the right to try would give them an opportunity to try experimental drugs, products or devices not yet approved by the fda. the bills have sailed through their chambers and likely be combined into one final bill. the governor hasn't indicated whether he's going to sign that into law. >>> women are reported seeing two flashers last week. one woman told police a man exposed himself to her in the parking lot of a shopping center in fremont last thursday. two days earlier a

state of michigan to kentucky and then on to japan. and it was addressed to hamp at a tokyo hotel. the box was labeled as necklaces and some tablets were found at the bottom of the package and inside a toy pendant case and also a paper bag. police say the pills contain oxycodone. a substance used in some countries as a painkiller. it is designated in japan as a narcotic because it can be highly addictive. people are banning from bringing the drug into the country. require the permission from the health ministry based on a medical prescription and must carry the drug with them and be cleared at customs. "the wall street journal" points out that some americans may face problems in japan because of the tougher restrictions. in the u.s. people can take a doctor's note for oxycodone and fill their prescription at a drugstore. japan has relatively few business executives and hamp is seen as a role model. before toyota she climbed the corporate ladder at pepsi and gm. she's denying the allegation and says she didn't believe she was importing narcotics. but police suspect she had tried to

end to same-sex marriage bans that remained in 14 states -- alabama, arkansas, georgia kentucky, louisiana, michigan, mississippi, most of missouri, nebraska, north dakota, ohio south dakota, tennessee and texas. the court's decision could impact some 70,000 couples living in these states, out of an estimated one million same-sex couples nationwide. writing for the majority justice anthony kennedy said -- "changed understandings of marriage are characteristic of a nation where new dimensions of freedom become apparent to new generations." he added, it "demeans gays and lesbians for the state to lock them out of a central institution of the nation's society." on friday, president obama hailed the landmark ruling, but pointed out that not everyone was in agreement. >> i know that americans of good will continue to hold a wide range of views on this issue. opposition in some cases has been based on sincere and deeply held beliefs. all of us who welcome today's news should be mindful of that fact. recognize different viewpoints, revere our deep commitment to religious freedom. but today should also give

supreme court is reviewing legal challenges to gay marriage bans in four states ohio tennessee, michigan and kentucky they're among 14 states where gay marriage is still banned. >>> new this morning, many college grads are out of school and they're either looking for a job or hopefully have one lined up. how is the job market these days? nbc 10's matt delucia is live in center city to tell us what he's learned. matt? >> we're about a couple weeks out of graduation season for colleges. folks in this area thousands of them are flooding the job market looking for a job here or elsewhere. the good news is the job mark set slightly better than it was at the start of the year. the unemployment rate for 18 to 29-year-olds as of last month was at about 9% which is higher than the overall unemployment rate which is about 5.5%. i spoke with la salle university career services counselor lou lemort. he said it's hard á 's seen a 30% increase in companies looking for workers over the last year, a very positive sign. what job fields are doing well? professional services leisure and hospitality and health care are

four states where same-sex marriages are banned, michigan, ohio, kentucky and tennessee. the supreme court will decide whether the state should be required to issue marriage licenses to same-sex comums and if they recognize -- couples and if they must recognize marriages in other states. >>> the governor of south carolina is expected to hold a press conference. there are reports she will remove the confederate flag. the debate over the flag is starting to play a role in the republican presidential race. >> reporter: we're hearing a lot of talk and seeing demonstrations in the solidarity in the wake of this church attack in south carolina. this is also quickly entering a political realm. as the sun began to set in charleston, thousands began a long march across the city's distinctive ravanal bridge. emanuel ame church, where nine black parishioners were are killed last week allegedby by dylann roof reopened the doors for sunday services. >> the blood of the mother emanuel nine requires us to work until not only justice in this case but for those still living in the margin

michigan, ohio, kentucky and tennessee say it's the state's right to define marriage. >> the country is divided in the have and have notes and that's what we need the court to decide once and for all. >> everybody should have the freedom to fulfill their dreams, to marry the person they love. >> reporter: it's unclear when the ruling will come down. if it's sometime this week, it would depend on the size of the crowd. the city will hold a rally at 6:00 p.m. on the day of the decision in the castro, and we will monitor the supreme court's web site, and of course their twitter account to see a decision is expected today. >> paul chambers in san francisco, thank you. >>> we want to update you on the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. there's a report that a contractor who worked on the building had to rebuild balconies at a complex due to water damage. the cause of the collapse has not been released. many expect dry rot due to water damage was a factor. the chronicle reports that segue construction of pleasanton, and a water proofing subcontractor were sued after a balconies at a comp

kentucky, michigan ohio, and tennessee are asking the court to uphold bands on same-sex marriage andow the political process to handle major societal changes. there is also the lethal ejection question. death row inmates in oklahoma are objecting to the use of a sedative after the drug was implicated in several botched executions. independent redistricting commissions. roughly a dozen states have adopted independent commissions to reduce partisan politics and drawing congressional districts." republican state lawmakers complain that they cannot be cut out of the process without violating the constitution. then there is this mercury emissions case. environmental regulators overstepped bounds. finally, repeat offenders. host: those are some of the cases the supreme court still has to decide. it is a decision day. monday is a decision day. perhaps even tuesday will be a decision day. live pictures outside the supreme court. we are taking your calls this morning. cari tweets in. what is the average premium and deductible for a family of four? those numbers will talk the nation -- shocked

but this is fascinating -- the challenged laws brought before the court, in ohio tennessee, michigan and kentuckyhallenged laws burden the liberty of same-sex marriage and abridge the essential presents of equality the marriage laws at issue are unequal, same-sex marriage are denied benefits afforded opposite-session couples, and are barred from exercising a fundamental right especially against the long history of disapproval of their relationship. so a sweeping victory as adam may has reported just vocal activity celebration, jubilation several singings of the national anthem today. >> it is significant you have reading out justice kennedy's opinion, because he has probably out of all of the justices had the biggest impact on these gay marriage debates. he wrote the other three opinions out of the court. mike stay put, i want to go to two plaintiffs in a new jersey same-sex marriage case. they are joining us via skype from montclair. give me your reaction guys. [ laughter ] >> we're shaking. we're absolutely shaking. we are trying very hard not to cry, and not jump up and down but -- >> we can't

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so he is challenging this and there are other cases that are similar coming out of kentucky and michigansay that same-sex marriage should be the law of the land. but given that same-sex marriage is legal in 35 states if the supreme court rules against it what will happen? >> you know that is the hardest and most fascinating yes you've touched on. we think look it's legal in most states across the country, these voters are -- the tide is turning. but if you look at it in 20 of those states it legal because of federal court rulings. so if the supreme court now comes in and says, you know what the constitution doesn't require this it would be chaos because in those 20 states you know, the right to same-sex marriage would disappear and it would really throw into question all of those marriages that now have been legally performed in those states. >> lots of big decisions ahead of them. jan crawford in washington thank you so much. >> russian president vladislav miftakhov is call-- vladimir putin is calling for the u.s. to stop telling russia what to do. the conference was moderated by our ow

in ohio, tennessee, michigan and in kentucky they're among 14 states where gay marriage is still banned >>> so you've got the college degree now what? millions of young adults are looking for jobs now that school is out, summer is here and the real world is waiting. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in center city with an outlook on the job market for recent grads. matt it's been a tough couple years for college graduates right? >> that's right, rosemary. the good news is that the job market is slightly better than it was at the start of the year. the problem is some of those fresh into the job market rrnt as ready as they could be. >> i base it on what we see with employers coming to our campus. >> la salle university career counselor lou lamorte has issued thousands into the job market. some in the class of 2015 have jobs lined up while others don't. but he is optimistic. >> we say about a 10% or 15% increase over the fall and probably about a 30% increase over the last spring's job fair. that tells me that employers are looking for college grads. >> reporter: the unemployment rate overal

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ruling on same-sex marriage the justices are reviewing legal challenges in four state: michigan, ohio, tennessee and kentucky no discussion is made tomorrow it will likely come on monday. >> happening now the district attorney in alameda county is talking into the investigation of the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. six young people were killed and seven injured during the accident. the district attorney wants to know if anything was criminal in nature the city said the balconies wooden bams had severe dry rot caused by moisture but the building was current on all inspections. january it o is at the news conference and you can follow her on twitter for the latest developments. >> california assembly passed a bill that requires vaccinations for children. the bill would require vaccinations for all schoolchildren even if their parents object for personal beliefs. the bill returns to the senate for a full vote and if it passes it will head to the governor's desk. >> bart has good news about the underground station bathrooms that were shut down after the september 11th attacks. the bathrooms could finally,

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the supreme court is reviewing legal challenges to gay marriage bans in ohio tennessee, michigan and kentucky. they're among 14 states where gay marriage is still banned. >>> preparing for the pope. the philadelphia delegation for the world meeting of families left for rome today, where they have a full week of meetings with the vatican. the men leading the group are leading 30 people including police officers and local ceos. the focus of the trip is logistics and security. >> we need to make sure may across the ocean, we're all consistent in our message and our understanding of who is doing what. >> the mayor was part of the delegation that visited the vatican last year. he told us this will be a different trip. chris kato is on the ground in rome ready to follow the delegation tomorrow. they've been planning the world meeting of families for almost three years now. what's left to do? >> reporter: well denise, there are quite a few loose ends to tie up. the delegation will be attending meetings in vatican city which you see over my shoulder. we learned the philadelphia leaders took a few poi

to bans in four states and is expected to overcontinue same-sex marriage bans in michigan, ohio, tennessee and kentuckye justices will decide in a case involving the affordable care act. the justices are considering a challenge by three death row inmates to a sedative used in lethal injection. >> hail has given us heads up so driver will face delays on highway 101 and one near the golden gate bridge starting tonight. some lanes are closed from 10:00 to 3:00 am so crews can install signs to be ready for the opening of new doyle drive. we will chose for three days or so july 9 to get the new doyle drive ready for traffic. crews will transfer traffic lanes to the new prime minister road with wide are lanes and safety shoulders which did not exist on the old doyle drive. >> did you feel it over weekend? >> the father's day joy? >> i am sure in your household. my household the same the father's day laziness is what it came down to. you lay around and doing in for a day. it was nice. >> that day is over, and back to work matt and mike. >> we are never away from work at 24/7 with social media. 54 in antioch,

. >> ohio michigan and kentucky argue that it should be determined by the state.lop poll suggests many favour same-sex marriage. the opinion is split often along party lines. republican presidential candidate stated that marriage should be between a man and a woman. the second most anticipated decision is king versus ber well a huge blow to president obama's affordable care act. the law, as written, offers subsidies to people who need help paying for coverage and requires them to buy it through an exchange established by the state. the problem is only 14 states set up their open exchanges, four plaintiffs recruited by a libertarian think tank sued on the tech quality. blaming subsidies in 36 states are il. supporters of the law say it's crystal clear. >> this is not ambiguous, it's a provision that everyone understood at the time to provide subsidies to federal and state stages. subsidies hang in the balance. >> employ of the retailer admits to not hiring samantha elof because she assumed she was a muslim, and would want to wear a headscarf. the company has a no h

michigan, ohio, kentucky and tennessee claim it's a state's right to define rightnow,legally,thecountryis-- r rightnow,legally,thecountryis- -r ightnow, right now, legally, the country is divided. >> reporter: it's unclear when the ruling will come down. if it is this week, that will determine the size of the crowd to some celebrate or share in disappointment. either way, the city will hold a rally at 6:00 p.m. the night of the decision. we'll monitor the supreme court's web site, and their twitter page to let you know, and as soon as we know information about it, of course we'll bring it to you, and throughout the morning, we plan to talk to people about the decision! paul chambers in san francisco, we'll talk to you later. >>> a san francisco high school will offer an lgbt studies class last fall. the class is the first san francisco school to focus entirely on the history, struggles and achievements of the lgbt community. among other things, it will teach the history of gay leaders, including san francisco supervisor harvey milk and students will visit san francisco's lgbt history muse

have the rights as opposite section couples, insteading tax benefits, hospital visitation, michigan, ohio, kentuckyessee, and they claim it should be the state's right to define marriage. again, it's unclear when the ruling should come down. if it is sometime during pride week, it could determine the size of the crowd to rally no matter the outcome. >> most of the visitors will be coming later in the week. it might be just a local crowd. it might be quite an event. we don't know what to expect. >> reporter: now, the justices are expected to vote along party lines on same-sex marriage, however conservative justice anthony kennedy is a swing vote, and has a history of backing gay rights. no matter what happens, the day the ruling comes out, there will be a rally here at 6:00 p.m. in the castro. there's a question i put on twitter, hit me up @ paul chambers tv. should it be the supreme court, the people or the states, who should decide this? >> it's a good question. we'll bage to hear the responses -- we'll be anxious to hear the responses. thanks paul. >>> after an intense 24 hour man hunt, the man a

they are reviewing rulings in four states, michigan, ohio tennessee and kentucky. >>> the president was today at a lgbt reception at the white house. >> ld on a second -- [ inauble ] >> no, no, no, no, nono no, no no no. >> president obama -- >> hey listen. you're in my use. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> come on. it's not you know what? it's not respectful when you get invited to somebody -- [ audible ] >> you're not, you're not going, you're -- you're not going to get a good response from me by interrupting me like this. >> good manners, rht? no not so. the heckler was removed from the room and was later identified as a transgender woman from a group that opposed to te deportation policies. >>> people are expected to be town for the annual pride celebration. parade fat builders worked to mplete everything for the pride parade this sunday. they're a little behind because they had the warriors parade last week. that was huge. organizers say this year's parade is bier than ever with 29 floats, and major companies including uber providing sponsohip. >>> a lot of people wonder what

it tests the constitutionality of same-sex marriage bans in four separate states kentucky ohio, michiganstions. one, does the constitution require states to license marriages between two people of the same sex and does it require states to recognize legally valid same-sex marriages performed elsewhere. if the justices answer yes to both those questions, marriage equality would effectively be law of the land meaning same-sex marriage bans in 13 other states would fall. if the justices end up answering no, it would allow same-sex marriage bans to come back in 20 states where they were struck down by federal judges. i should say that legal experts do not anticipate the justices to rule against same-sex marriage in this case because they have allowed same-sex marriage to go forward in something like a dozen states to this point. back in october when they denied appeals to hear same-sex marriage cases it effectively allowed same-sex marriage to go forward in those states. there's also been a remarkable sea change on this issue. nearly one in six americans, 57%, support the court ruling in fav

supreme court is reviewing legal challenges to same-sex marriage bans in four state: michigan ohio, tennessee and kentucky. justices are speaked it decide if same sex couples have a constitutional right to marry or can states define marriage as a yawn between a man and a woman. if they do not allow the marriage, are they forced to recognize will have a it same-sex marriages from elsewhere? same-sex couples can marry in 36 states including california and the district, and parts of missouri. if a decision comes before saturday's ride parade in san francisco expect a lot of only motions. >> i am sure we will see the results either way. if it passes it will be a massive celebration. if not, we will feel the energy and probably a sightly more aggressive way but we will feel it either way. >> not court strike down the state ban it would invalidate the remaining antigay marriage laws in the country. if they rule for the states the ban in 14 states would survive and some states whatted that the laws struck down could row in-state prohibitions on the unions. if know decision comes today or tomorrow it will likely

right now farmers in california colorado delaware, hawaii, illinois indiana, kentucky maine, maryland, michigan, missouri montana nebraska, new york, north dakota oregon, south carolina tennessee, utah vermont, virginia, washington, and west virginia are waiting for the federal government to get out of the way. but because the department of justice refuses to acknowledge what washington and jefferson knew, that hemp is an agricultural commodity and not marijuana, these state laws take a back seat to federal overreach. i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan amendment and i now yield one minute to my co-sponsor, mr. massie of kentucky. mr. massie: thank you very much. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for one minute. mr. massie: thank you, madam chair. i'm excited to report that thanks to the farm bill amendment that allowed for pilot programs we grew many -- many pilot programs in kentucky last summer and this summer there will be about 1,800 achers of hemp grown in kentucky in pilot programs. we have venture capital coming to kentucky. i met with two companies in ken

supreme court is reviewing legal challenges that same-sex marriage bans in four state michigan ohio tennessee and kentucky and justices will decide if they have a constitutional right to marry or states can dwayne marriage as a union of a "man and a woman." if states will not allow marriage, will they be forced to recognize the valid same-sex marriage from elsewhere? same-sex couples can marry in 36 states including california and the district of columbia and parts of missouri. san francisco's pride parade has become a rallying point if for the issue. >> it started getting involved in politics the last year and which is a parallel in the growth of the parade as it is more and more part of popular discussion in politics. >> if the court stranges down the state ban it would invalidate the remaining antigay marriage laws in the country. if they rule for the states the ban if 14 states survives and some states that had their laws struck down by federal courts could try to re-instate prohibitions. if no decision comes today or tomorrow it will come early next week. >> 5:03. the most the decision comes down we

the high court is expected to overturn same-sex marriage bans in michigan ohio tennessee and kentuckyll decide in a case involving the care act and are considering a challenge by three death row inmates to a sedative used if lethal injections. >> turning over to meteorologist mike nicco who and looking at a roller coaster kind of westbound. >> the philipines are going to be tough. >> the valleys not so cool as we felt year. morning, everyone temperatures in the upper 40's to low 50 through the north bay. warm spot is san rafael at 53. novato is june. napa is 52. 51 in rohnert park. 50 in santa rosa. upper 40's in american canyon and bodega bay. low-to-mid 50s elsewhere. shown is 52 and lafayette at 54 and redwood city 56 along with newark and san jose at 55 and alameda 56. in walnut creek you can see a few clouds trying to roll in so partly cloudy southbound with the 24 connection and hammer inland at 81 to 8 and the cost into san francisco the clouds linger and 58 to 65 and not so sunny as yesterday and around the bay 68 to 78 in the south bay and this is how it looked near the shark