sam//vo >>> kim davis became known worldwide after denying gay couples marriage licensees in her small kentucky county. >> she refused to give licensees because she said it violated her religious beliefs. davis was sent to jail and some republican presidential candidates demanded she be released from jail. after all that, davis sued the governor saying that experience caused her "irreparable harm." federal appeals course dismissed the case yesterday. >>> a secret tunnel between mexico and the united states eight football fields long complete with a rail system, ventilation, lights and an elevator. smugglers used it to transport drugs from a house in tijuana to a fenced lot in california. authorities say those drugs have a street value of $22 million. as a result, six people have also been arrested. >>> it is the queen of england's birthday today. queen elizabeth ii celebrating the big 90. >> well wishers line the streets near london to wish the queen a happy birthday. today's celebration includes gun salutes, fireworks and tributes in parliament. >> queen, quite a history there. where

what's perfectly clear is that we're going to be litigate thissing case for some time >>> you saw kim daviseave jail today jubilant with a large number of citizens for the county, the people who put her there in the first place, cheering her on. what do you make of that? >> well, look, she is entitled to her opinions, she is entitled to her religious beliefs and we've never said anything to the contrary. we've never asked for her to be in jail. i think that is never a cause for jubilation when somebody is incarcerated. we certainly don't have any interest in her staying behind bars for any longer than is necessary, at least according to the court's view of things. the problem that the citizens may find themselves faced with now is that you've got an elected official going back into office that has a stated purpose of imposing her own religious beliefs not only on all of her employees, her deputy clerks that are in her office, but also on the entire county that she was elected to serve. that is, obviously, a dangerous precedent. your prior guest would be surprised to know that there are two

archbishop carlo vigano arranged the meeting between kim davis and the pontiffs during the visit to deform c. last year. davis is a kentucky clerk, who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. the vatican insists that vigano was not fired, but this is merely a case of a bishop, being required to submit hissed resignation, when -- submitted his resignation. >>> surveillance video appears to show will smith's mercedes bump the hummer. you can see the hummer over. but the mercedes, drives off. hayes' attorney said that they trailed it. but smith allegedly hit him from behind. a fight began. and that's when allegedly hayes shot and killed smith. >>> a seatled man is -- seattle man. ingrid lion planned to go to a game with john charlton. when her ex-husband arrived to drop off the kids the next morning, she was not home. hours later, and about 10 miles away, line's body was found inside a plastic bag and recycling bin. charlton is now being held on suspicion of murder. >>> coming up, u2 singer bono says providing ruhmannitarian aid -- humanitarian aid. >>> pretty cold tonight. ch

. >> a federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit by kentucky clerk kim davis who sued the state for requiringer to issue marriage licenses to same sex coups. she said it was against her religious beliefs but the court ruled did not cause her irreparable harm. >> tennessee will not become the first state to adopt the bible as its official book. lawmakers failed to get enough votes to override the governor's veto of the controversial billowing. he said the legislation violates the constitution and tribblealizes the bible. lawmakers say the goal was to honor the bible in tennessee. >> thank you, for at least reminding us we're trivializings the word of god. >> we're going to take the vote today that's right in our own eyes. but god knows your motive. >> the measure failed after two hours of spirit debate. six republicans and five democrats who initially voted for the billowing did not support the override. >>> a new report from the cdc shows not all-americans are living longer. the report placed life for wom 81.2 years. white women lost about five weeks from their predicted life span compared to

. >>> the "alexanderlexington herald leader" said kim davis forced her to violate her faith by ordering her to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. the court found she suffered no irreparable harm. >>> the "washington post" reports britain is warning travelers about controversial new laws in the u.s. the advisory was directed to the country's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities. it described how lgbt traveler might be affected by new restrictions in north carolina and mississippi. on a proposal to legalize marijuana in canada. the plan would decriminalize and regulate recreational pot by spring of next year. that sets a timetable for a campaign promise made by new prime minister justin trudeau. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," "time" magazine reveals some of its 100 most influential people. >>> still ahead, though, extreme whale watching. a paddle boarder gets a surprise in the middle of the ocean. >>> later, comcast lets you say good-bye to the dreaded cable box. how busy your life can be. oh no this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so sh

kim davis sued the state's name on the license forms violated her religious beliefs. the state has removed the names of county clerks from marriage license forms and as a result the federal court said davis is no longer experiencing irreparable harm. >>> and happening today, big birthday for queen elizabeth. brittain's longest reining monarch turned 90 years old today. the queen spending the day at windsor castle west of london. she took a stroll through the streets of windsor greeting the hundreds of people who lined up hours ahead giving her balloons, flowers, little gifts, and swag, of course. >>> and the olympic torch is on its way to rio. >> the flame that marked the start of the summer olympics kindled this morning in greece at the birth place of the asian game. the lighting ceremony happened outside the temple in ancient the first torch bearer was a greek gymnastics champion. the flame will wind through 22,000 miles by land and air. opening ceremonies 106 days away on august 5th. you can watch the games on nbc 4. >>> in today's money report, amazon strikes a ne

who set up a secret meeting with kim davis last september. is the kentucky can clerk who became a conservative christian her win for refusing to sign same-sex marriage certificates. archbishop carlo vigano created an uproar after it became known that the meeting took place and he arranged it. the vatican released a statement distancing the pope from davis. the pope accepted his resignation and replaced him with archbishop kristoff pierre. >> only one model of 2016 pickup truck scores that top rating in front crash test. >> emotions bubble over during a hearing for the pro post soda tax in philadelphia. that's when "action news" comes back. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone. good morning matt o'donnell. good morning tamala edwards. good morning everyone. good morning wilmington. we're looking at the markets and the riverfront and now we're looking at 422 where overnight construction has cleared. we're good to go in both directions by valley forge and close to the casino but they're still working on the pennsylvania turnpike. eastbound you've got t

. >> reporter: we first met staver when he defended kentucky county clerk kim davis, who said it was against her religion to hand out marriage licenses to same-sex couples. lately liberty council has been helping to draft legislation for conservative lawmakers in at least 20 states. >> there's certainly a threat of information that is similar and the same. they all have the same intent, and this is to protect religious freedom. >> reporter: but opponents say liberty's handiwork protects those who for religious reasons decline to employ or serve gays, lesbians or transgender people. their bills began cropping up in state legislatures soon after the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage last year. >> an objective observer could conclude that you want to push back against that ruling. >> well, i certainly want the push back against the ruling. it was a wrong ruling. it has no basis in the constitution. >> reporter: and he's unfazed by corporate threats to pull out of states in protest against his work. money talks, right? >> they're not going to follow through. >> reporter: so it's

who set up a secret meeting with kim davis.avis is the kentucky clerk who became a conservative christian her win for refusing to sign same-sex marriage certificates. archbishop carlo vigano created an uproar by arranging the meeting last fall. the vatican released a statement distancing the pope from davis. the pope accepted vigano's resignation and replaced him with kristoff pierre. >> melissa magee takes to us a new fitness center just outside of trenton new jersey built by a former nfl player and when you get that you'll feel like a pro. >> ♪ >> reporter: drive up kevin johnson boulevard in bordentown, new jersey, and you will lands on the 32-acre campus of team 85 fitness and wellness. how big is team 85. >> team 85 is 120,000 square feet of fitness. >> reporter: kevin johnson grew up in the trenton area before playing seven years in the nfl as a wide receiver. he returned to his roots fore this project shortly after his retirement in 2006. >> we just wanted to create an environment literally for a six month old baby until

>> reporter: we met him when he defended clerk kim davis who said it was against her religion to hand marriage licenses to same-sex couples lately liberty council has been helping draft legislation for conservative law makers in at least 20 states. >> there is certainly a threat of information that is similar and the same. they all have the same intent. that is to protect religious freedom. >> reporter: opponents say liberty's handy work actually protects those who for religious reasons decline to transgender people. their bills began cropping of in state legislatures soon after the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage last year. >> an objective observer could conclude that you want to push back against that ruling. >> well i certainly want to push back against the ruling. it was a wring ruling. has no basis in the constitution. >> reporter: he is unfazed by corporate threats to pull out of states in protest against his work. >> reporter: money talks, right? >> they're not going to follow through. >> reporter: it is a bluff? >> it is a bluff. they're not leaving. >> but now comes

the emotional responses here in >>> a federal appeals court has thrown out a lawsuit filed by kim davise's the kentucky clerk that made national headlines when she refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. she sued the former governor because her name was on the license forms and that violated her religious beliefs. when the state's new governor took over, he signed an executive order removing the names of county clerks from marriage license forms. in dismissing the case, the court says davis is no longer experiencing irreparable harm. >>> a teenage girl survived a mass shooting in which four other women died. >> she herself was shot in the head. susan sample shows us the emotional moments when abby came back home. >> reporter: last trip down a hallway that's become home, steps forward in this extraordinary journey, leaps really. after six weeks rehab, abby said good-bye to the hospital in grand rapids and headed to a home she hasn't seen since before the night everything changed in the parking lot of a cracker barrel restaurant. it was exactly two months ago that five wom

he defended kim davis during her standoff over the kentucky marriage certificates.te losing funding and he called it common sense law in north carolina. watch. >> if you have gone through surgical procedures or had a mistake on your birth certificate, change it and use the other restroom if that's what your birt certificate has. what we have now is back to common sense. a man who is biologically a man can't go into a woman's locker room or shower security. >> why is it the state's business if a person goes through a procedure to change genitalia, why is it the state's business? >> you know, just within a week we had a 51-year-old cross-dressing male who went into a women's restroom and exposed himself. he's being charged in that situation. a few weeks ago we had a 15-year-old boy go into a girls' locker room. five girls were preparing for basketball. that's the problem we have . >> if a man walked into a restroom and exposed himself to another man would that still not be a crime? it has nothing to do with gender. >> no, no. if a mangoes into a woman's restroom, it m

has replaced the vatican ambassador to the u-s -- who set up a secret meeting in washington with kim davis. she is the kentucky clerk, who became a conservative christian heroine. for refusing to sign same-sex marriage certificates. archbishop carlo vigano created an uproar after it came to light that the meeting took place and he had arranged it. the pope has accepted vigano's resignation. and replaced him with archbishop christophe pierre. still ahead. what is being blammed for the influx of sea lions at the marine mammal center in marin. and next. new video of the moments after the shooting death of a former n-f-l player. police say, three body parts found in a seattle homeowner's recycling bin may belong to a woman who went missing saturday morning. detectives believe the remains are that of 40-year-old ingrid lyne. police have arrested 37 year old john robert charlton on suspicion of killing the mother of three. the body parts , which included a foot, were wrapped inside plastic bags. her friends say they last saw the seattle nurse friday afternoon and that she planned to go on a date

. >> a federal appeals course has dismissed a lawsuit filed by kentucky clerk kim davis, and this isentucky governor removed the names of county clerks from marriage licenses. davis' suit claimed that her name on the license form violated her religious beliefs. >>> and queen e llizabeth is celebrating her 90th birthday, and going through the walk on windsor and receiving flowers and greetings are from well wishers, and we, too, would like to add our good wishes, and many happy returns. maybe a little extra something for the corgies in the bowl tonight because of the birthday celebration that. the news update this hour, and down to "squawk alley," jon. >> one hopes so. and meanwhile, two tech giants are reporting after the bell, google and alphabet, the parent company, and after rocky earnings what can we expect? david cats is the major investor and adviser as well as joined by raymond. and now, on the pcs on the one hand there was a little bit of the mixed message in qualcomm with the impact better than expected, and what are you seeing? >> well, the earnings season in p perspective,

ambassador to the united states who is the archbishop behind the pontiff's controversy shaat meeting with kim davisvis is the kentucky clerk who went to jail rather than issue same sex marriage licenses ambassador invited davis to the vatican embassy to greet the pope during his visit to the us in september. davis' attorney caused uproar by describing it as a papal affirmation of her approach to same sex marriage. the vatican insists the meeting was no such thing and davis was one of many people at the embassy that day. >>> david guest died at the age sixty two. a friend of guest confirmed the producer died at the four seasons oh hell in london this morning. authorities planned an autopsy to figure out how he died. gest married liza my nel until 2002. the couple divorced in 2007. gest was friends of michael jackson and even produced documentary about the king of pop. he appeared on reality tv shows like celebrity big brother. >>> a federal judge has ordere d led zeppelin robert plant and jimmy page to stand trial to figure out if the band stole the opening notes for one of its legendary hit single

just like what happened with kim davis in kentucky, a county clerk in mississippi can refuse to sign a marriage license for a same-sex couple. it means that anybody from the lgbt community can be asked to leave a shopping mall or be refused services by a hair salon. no surprise the law has drawn intense criticism from advocates all over the country. protestors gathering in mississippi today as the governor signed into law what they describe as the most toxic anti-lgbt legislation in the country. it's called the protecting freedom of conscience from government discrimination act, businesses to refuse services to gay couples based on religious beliefs. the governor argues the bill won't violate a couple's constitutional rights. he says it's only meant to protect a business owner's religious beliefs. while conservative groups praise the measure as protecting religious freedom, critics see it as a paralyzing setback. >> governor bryant is accepting into it and moving towards what we've seen doesn't work. americans don't like discrimination. it's bad for the country and it's bad for busin

kim mcgoogle shows us the results at the uc davis center. >> ways beautiful. >> your heart and not your hair. >> for 7-year-old reese being bald is because of the leukemia but she is not along. her mother, lisa backer and nurses that treat her are shaving their heads in support. >> it was really sweet to hear reese say that i look beautiful and i feel supported. and the people that take care of them on a day in and day out base are doing this. >> no hair, don't care. bald is beautiful, that what shines is your behavior and your heart. so the hair doesn't matter and i want it to be in solidarity with my daughter. >> a simple buzz is all it took to bring smiles. like hudson mcculley, his identity twin hunter shaved his head so they could look the same since hudson was diagnosed with cancer. >> they are identical twins and you can't tell them apart and hunter wants to support his brother. >> and brought in $23,000 to come up with new cancer treatments for children. >> i think the moment you see your child has cancer is the rawest thing and fundraisers is an answer for prayers. >>> 20 years

kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee we have quorum thank you. i wanted to thank from sfgovtv for televising us for every meeting leo davis and nona nicole's from sfgovtv item 2 the minutes of the april 2016 meeting. >> no questions open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed can we approve the minutes we'll take that without objection. or roll call. >> on minutes commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee the minutes are approved. >> thank you next item please item 3. >> state and federal update an action item. >> a presentation. >> yeah. good morning mark presents sends his regrets he's in sacramento i'll step up if you have additional questions thankfully not too much to report a shorter magical than in the past few months as far as the positions two new positions we're recommend in page 5 seek amendment on the assembly bill 1841 a bill related to cleaning our vehicles so on the wooden resupport the measures to increase the point-of-sale on the other hand, it also included roving a cap that increases the amount of decals in the h m v lane we've app

kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee we have quorum thank you. i wanted to thank from sfgovtv for televising us for every meeting leo davis and nona nicole's from sfgovtv item 2 the minutes of the april 2016 meeting. >> no questions open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed can we approve the minutes we'll take that without objection. or roll call. >> on minutes commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee the minutes are approved. >> thank you next item please item 3. >> state and federal update an action item. >> a presentation. >> yeah. good morning mark presents sends his regrets he's in sacramento i'll step up if you have additional questions thankfully not too much to report a shorter magical than in the past few months as far as the positions two new positions we're recommend in page 5 seek amendment on the assembly bill 1841 a bill related to cleaning our vehicles so on the wooden resupport the measures to increase the point-of-sale on the other hand, it also included roving a cap that increases the amount of decals in the h m v lane we've app

kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee we have quorum thank you. i wanted to thank from sfgovtv for televising us for every meeting leo davis and nona nicole's from sfgovtv item 2 the minutes of the april 2016 meeting. >> no questions open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed can we approve the minutes we'll take that without objection. or roll call. >> on minutes commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee the minutes are approved. >> thank you next item please item 3. >> state and federal update an action item. >> a presentation. >> yeah. good morning mark presents sends his regrets he's in sacramento i'll step up if you have additional questions thankfully not too much to report a shorter magical than in the past few months as far as the positions two new positions we're recommend in page 5 seek amendment on the assembly bill 1841 a bill related to cleaning our vehicles so on the wooden resupport the measures to increase the point-of-sale on the other hand, it also included roving a cap that increases the amount of decals in the h m v lane we've app

kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee we have quorum thank you. i wanted to thank from sfgovtv for televising us for every meeting leo davis and nona nicole's from sfgovtv item 2 the minutes of the april 2016 meeting. >> no questions open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed can we approve the minutes we'll take that without objection. or roll call. >> on minutes commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee the minutes are approved. >> thank you next item please item 3. >> state and federal update an action item. >> a presentation. >> yeah. good morning mark presents sends his regrets he's in sacramento i'll step up if you have additional questions thankfully not too much to report a shorter magical than in the past few months as far as the positions two new positions we're recommend in page 5 seek amendment on the assembly bill 1841 a bill related to cleaning our vehicles so on the wooden resupport the measures to increase the point-of-sale on the other hand, it also included roving a cap that increases the amount of decals in the h m v lane we've app

kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee we have quorum thank you. i wanted to thank from sfgovtv for televising us for every meeting leo davis and nona nicole's from sfgovtv item 2 the minutes of the april 2016 meeting. >> no questions open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed can we approve the minutes we'll take that without objection. or roll call. >> on minutes commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee the minutes are approved. >> thank you next item please item 3. >> state and federal update an action item. >> a presentation. >> yeah. good morning mark presents sends his regrets he's in sacramento i'll step up if you have additional questions thankfully not too much to report a shorter magical than in the past few months as far as the positions two new positions we're recommend in page 5 seek amendment on the assembly bill 1841 a bill related to cleaning our vehicles so on the wooden resupport the measures to increase the point-of-sale on the other hand, it also included roving a cap that increases the amount of decals in the h m v lane we've app

kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee we have quorum thank you. i wanted to thank from sfgovtv for televising us for every meeting leo davis and nona nicole's from sfgovtv item 2 the minutes of the april 2016 meeting. >> no questions open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed can we approve the minutes we'll take that without objection. or roll call. >> on minutes commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee the minutes are approved. >> thank you next item please item 3. >> state and federal update an action item. >> a presentation. >> yeah. good morning mark presents sends his regrets he's in sacramento i'll step up if you have additional questions thankfully not too much to report a shorter magical than in the past few months as far as the positions two new positions we're recommend in page 5 seek amendment on the assembly bill 1841 a bill related to cleaning our vehicles so on the wooden resupport the measures to increase the point-of-sale on the other hand, it also included roving a cap that increases the amount of decals in the h m v lane we've app