two big water main breaks. the water is flowing.e in montgomery county is making a mess in gaithersburg in a neighborhood there, and the other one is in d.c., and it could impact the morning commute. ugly, ugly, ugly. >> absolutely. it looks like a lake in both situations. >> good morning, i'm brad bell. >> i'm autria godfrey. jummy has the day off. we have a live report from the scene with one of those water main breaks, with everything you need to know this morning. jacqui jeras, the good news, since it isn't cold we hopefully won't deal with any ice, making that commute much worse. >> if that froze up, it would be a skating rink and such a nightmare for so many people. temperatures are comfortable and we can thank the cloud cover across the region for keeping the temperatures up in the overnight hours. 43 degrees at reagan mat. 38 at dulles. gaithersburg at 39. 36 in fret rick. mostly cloudy, 40 degrees by 7:00. temperatures are warming up. we've got quite a change in the air this week. i will have the details from the belfort fu

welcome to main street, usa, a series we're doing about companies on main streets across america. today we near galena, illinois, a community rich in history and beautiful 19th century architecture. but it's a town that has had to reinvent itself many times, from a lead or boom town in the 1800s to a farm community in the 1900s, today it's a tourist destination. but it's been through a lot of ups and downs. if you'd come here about 25 years ago, there were lots of vacancies and there was a bar pretty much on every corner. so what did the people do here? what did the small business owners do here to provide this community? we spent some time finding out. >> carl johnson, carl johnson, 40 years on main street. we moved to galena in 1970. architecturally, it was coming apart at the seams a little. they wanted to redo the town with urban renewal. it was a monumental fight over whether it should pass or not. and after that was over, they established a preservation board. >> he started the studio 1 spa and salon 25 years ago. first she started the other end of main street, then moved a

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due to a water main break. opened a water fire hydrant to try to relieve pressure on that main. the repair work could last until at least 10:00 this morning. you may have to figure out a way around that for your morning commute. let's head to amanda meadows with everything you need to know about the roadways. reports thattting this is near irving street. it is not too far off. we checked with d.c. police and it is right down there at harewood. that police are still on scene at the water main break and blocking those eastbound lanes along michigan avenue on the northeast section of the city. that is right near irving street. try to avoid that area if you can. it may affect people heading to or working at the children's hospital. keep that in mind. you can try using nor capitalism alternate. -- north capitol as an alternate. 395 moving nicely. 66 also good to go. this is going to be headed toward white flint mall and you can see that there are great conditions there. pick upconditions will as we get later in the

a nasty day in our area for water mains. we are tracking two major breaks. want on a major commuter artery and the other in a residential neighborhood in montgomery county. it left residence awaiting through water trying to get to their cars. suzanne kennedy reports it's not the first time they've seen this kind of problem. >> from the air, you can see the gushing water from the early morning water main break that happened before dawn on gold cattle drive. >> it sounded like an earthquake . the house was vibrating and shaking. from when itoise happened the last time, so i started filling up everything with water. thehe water rose quickly in shady hill community. some cars were damaged, including this volvo. >> it still has water in it. the engine starts but the electrical system is compromised. i can tell by things not working in the car. >> it was an eight inch water main that broke here. more than four dozen customers lost water service. residents say it's a chronic problem. it's happened a couple of times in the last 12 or 14 months. not to this magnitude

as a water main break ties up traffic. this is a live look. amanda meadows is standing by with everything you need to know. if you are heading out to bring back some of those holiday gifts or exchange a few, you're not alone. what to expect if you hitting stores and why retailers hope you do. i am jummy olabanji. >> i am autria godfrey. >> i have one pair of shoes that i have to get another size for. weather you will have stepping out today, eileen whalen is in the weather center. we you be doing any shopping today? >> i don't know. i think i may avoid the shopping today. for shoppers, it will be cold this morning. degrees this morning in manassas. 9 inegrees downtown, 2 annapolis. start to rollill in within the next half hour or so. there are a few flurries possible in the north, but nothing that will accumulate here in the district. milder ends to the week with temperatures in the 40's. i am watching a system that could bring us some rain by the day on sunday. we will have more in just a little bit. >> thank you so much. new this morning, cr

eye the collecting of august on what to post much hotter the main studies are. usa today without all of troops as of monday the phone to see it. got a bunch and six litre see what the end of august on and find a list of non presidential candidates announced. us national security adviser susan rice visit to kabul and had a meeting with the progress and taught at the side of the uncertainty over the future of us troops in the country. rice maker said it was a guest on preston's best in class to sign a buy back agreement with the united states offered to send the awful thought into it and asked the security pact. bought. the meeting between home because audiences and dry skin the dean of student assembly of god as those moon as low as you go what to do approved a security pact with the united states but percent of homes within the u s troops will stay on top the most foreign forces withdrawn next tip. but president ahmed as i took the puck into question by refusing to sit there though he would sign it. in total. a little rice is because that is if you put the site

economy watchers and main street give us their perspectives. and the owner of a massachusetts landscaping company bridges his seasonal gap financially by investing in a christmas decoration franchise. a special year-end wrap-upcoming up next on "your business." ♪ >> announcer: small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that's why we're proud to present "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi there everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and well come to this very special year end edition of your business. it's been a busy year for all of us and for all of you in retail, you're still in the heart of the craziness. we've got ideas on how to make the most of the rest of 2013 as well on what's coming ahead in 2014. for all of the entrepreneurs out there with seasonal companies, this story is for you. running a business only part of the year means you have to think differently than your year-round colleagues. after all, how many people go to summer camp in january or shovel snow in june? if you have too much downtime on you

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the gate, the main entrance, or the main gate to government house was cut and the protesters were allowed in there, complete with a mobile stage and speakers. they went in, sat on the grass. they were told they would not damage the property or go inside the buildings, the compound, but they did. we'll sit for on hour and take plenty of photos. then we will leave it for the military to guard. most have left the area, they have gone back to one of the main protest sites in bangkok, a few kilometres away at democracy monument. it was an amazing scene to see the protesters allowed into the compound and into the ground of government house. >> what do you think that suggests about the tactic that the government is now taking? >> well, we still don't know exactly what is going on behind the scenes. clearly there was a deal done. the head of the national security council confirmed to al jazeera, that this was some sort of truce to pave the way for peace for the next few days, particularly leading up to the king's birthday. it was indicated after that that all bets would be off. for the next two d

and a number of the escalators are part of the joint main nens program are maintained and have to do with the escalators to the street and all of the escalators that go from the level down to the muni pret toe they are responsible for maintaining, you will see the escalators were completed as part of phase one. and phase two, includes escalators at montgomery station, and powell, and san ef station and church read station and castro station, the escalators at embarcadero are not part of phase two and will be completed as a subsequent phase because they are the newest working with the oldest and most used escalators first. >> just really quickly, one of the questions had to do with the sustainability of the escalator and how we are upgrading them. this has to do with kind of weather proofing them to the greatest extent possible. so the new escalators include solid, stainless steel panels and oil free chains and water proof, and so they have been weatherized to deal with the weather and noting that with the escalators that we are responsible for maintaining but they need to be weather

this is a 12-inch main that ruptured early this morning. they have to finish digging it up and make the repairs. i'm told this is going to be a problem for the duration of the morning rush hour. it is a major commuter thoroughfare here. we are expecting to see traffic tie-ups. right now it's not so bad because we haven't seen the volume of the morning rush hour kick in but that is expected to change as we go into the morning. we are expecting people to be late. plan accord iingly. with more on traffic over to danella. >>> megan, that's great advice. for folks traveling in maryland, greenbelt, this is what's happening eastbound good luck road shut down at heartland street. just your eastbound lanes are shut down because of a single vehicle into a pole. if you're traveling westbound good luck road, you will be able to get around it. checking out on i-270 making the trip from frederick, maryland, heading to rockville. travel lanes are open. absolutely clear. continuing to the beltway from i-270 clear as well with a great drive time from i-270

there. >> this is the main meal for the day? >> this is the main meal for the day. >> what time do people eat this? >> around 12. >> so lunch. they sit and take take little bit like this? we'll try a piece of this stake. and what kind of meet it this? >> beef. >> absolutely delicious. some thing don't change. people have to eat. i'm ali velshi, al jazeera. >> another thing that doesn't change, no vegetables, just steak. well done. how can wall street compensation be designed to encourage performance and responsibility? you can tweet us @ali velshi or leave us a comment on our facebook page. if you want to see more on tonight's stories log log on our website at www.aljazeera.com. >>> another cautionary note about football, many are encouraged to take out a loan to follow the school football game. paying back $2,000 at 6.9%, the best rate offered means you will owe $118 every month for a year and a half. it's money you might otherwise spend on monthly school expenses or maybe even frosty adult beverages. also if you don't pay back

>> well, that is the bugle from the u.s -- uss main. >> what made you choose the bugle to the uss maine to include in the book? >> well, many people do not now know about the spanish american war of 1898, but it was important in terms of american foreign policy. at that time, america was exercising its muscle, and it was getting used to being a world power or aspiring to be a world power. it was looking for an empire, looking for colonies, looking for competing against the european powers to show we, too, americans, were a force in the world. the -- there was a revolution going on in cuba, the cubans were fighting the spanish for independence, and there were people pro and con, and americans liked the fact there was a revolution going on because they didn't -- they wanted spain out of america, and we thought we had a lot of investment in cuba, wanted to trade with cuba, and we sort of would be good if cuba was more open to u.s. influence and exchange. there was pro-spanish riots in havana, in january, and so teddy roosevelt and others sent the uss maine to havana harbor in february, and

they could be 6- or 8-inch mains, but being 100 years old, they actually may be 2-inch mains. and they reduce the amount of volume of water that's available to us. johnson: there were a number of things that we have had to do in order to get the system back up to an acceptable standard. replacing mains and valves and fire hydrants and other components of the system to ensure that it operates properly. egan: we consider both the underground infrastructure and the above ground assets to be a part of the critical infrastructure of the city. johnson: and if the infrastructure is not there to actually deliver that water in the volume and the quality that's necessary, then communities simply can't exist. man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical i

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he was jailed for two years for that protest in moscow's main cathedral. denouncing the kremlin's ties to the russian orthodox church the end. former oil tycoon mikhail quarter cups key is to become a dissident in speaking in gemini two days after being released from jail on a presidential puppet he said he would not attend to russia to tom and preston got to make the team that would campaign for the release of political prisoners. he also set apart and was not an admission of guilt. worse he must face the pharaoh still political prisoners in russia. not everybody is connected to the yukos case something we will all need to buckle in the future says that in russia or any other country in the world there are no more political prisoners. and then they included kosky was re united with his elderly parents. once russia's richest man be fully yukos oil baron has always contested the charges of tax evasion which put him behind bars for decades. this occurring at an all out ethnic civil war in south saddam's forces loyal to the former vice president rick nash of

because of that water main break. let's go to video.ope and around 215 this morning, a hot water main burst. then a walkway between the terminal date and the baggage claim and the security area of sending thousands of gallons of water into the security checkpoint area along with the baggage claim area at. that area have to be evacuated. it is shut down right now. and it's going to remain that way for several more hours what happened to the passengers and that's our checking and here at terminal 83 that includes hawaiian airlines delta air lines american jet blue and virgin america. about 40 percent of all flights come out of terminal bay. what means is that passengers are going to have to come here if they have that critic check-in with the airline. the bus or walked down the terminal be to go through security checkpoints down there because the security checkpoint your terminal a remains closed. once they go through the security checkpoint then at that point they can either walk down or be bused back here to terminal date to cash their

just about always naturally the main focus is now on the way security will be provided in sort cheap but it's worth mentioning there's a great difference between volgograd railway station and the olympic games in terms of security so worries about the safety of the olympics absolutely baseless. governments around the world are beginning to realize that finding international terror threats can only be done clovelly as both organized cells and lone terrorist continue to slip through law enforcement's nets we're talking about asia how does the movement which is linked to al qaida that is outraged just in russia but also in other countries including in syria as we know now now the direct motive is not different from the previous attacks on moscow on other locations inside russia and i would say is not so different from attacks that has happened around the world. c.b.s. against democracies against countries that they want to consider as enemies with a tragedy like this one that hit volgograd just days ahead of the new year celebrations it's no surprise authorities thought it more appropri

bomb that kills up to eight hundred people in southern russia an explosion that ripped through the main railway station of all. this is a national coming here live from moscow hello and welcome to the program and a fast of a suspected terror tragedy in southern russia where people are dead and dozens more injured and more thought to have been a suicide bombing at the main railway station in the city of volgograd. as a cause developments for us what's known about the blast well the latest information that we have right now is that up to eighteen people are believed to be in to have been killed in this explosion up to fifty others are believed to have been injured. the president has been notified about the situation and he sent his representative toward god already on his way to control the situation there on the spot to the emergencies ministry is also on standby to deploy aircraft to go go go out to provide medical help to the injured and possibly to evacuate those in need of for more sophisticated medical assistance to moscow now the international committee said that the blast may have

six water mains have burst. at one point, a quarter of all the homes in the city were without water. tonight, there's nothing to prove this won't happen again. we are live with more. this is a brutal example of failing infrastructure. >> reporter: that's right. the mayor putting this problem at old age of the pipelines here. we're at the site of the first water main break and the last site to be fixed. we're down to about 20 homes without water tonight. the mayor who just started the job says there needs to be a complete upgrade of the system. the question is will the people here pay for it. the newly minted mayor is causing this a major infrastructure problem. >> it is phenomenal for one system to fail like that in one city since we have about 70-something miles of 65 years o old. >> reporter: six water main breaks have caught water to 1,000 homes. that's one quarter of the houses here in the city of 22,000. all those breaks happened along the same distribution line seen on this map here in purple. for peter wh

an explosion at three three the main railway station of all the way the greek in my mouth welcome to the problem and the fast of the suspected terror trudging some fun lunch at twelve to eighteen people and dead and dozens more injured in the assault had been assistant bombing of the main railway station to see snowfall go blind. pc garbage can on physical as far as to who was known about that nonsense. although it is amazing that we have right now is up to eighteen people are believed to be in to have been killed. inxplosive up to s are believed to have been injured. i know the president has been notified about the situation and he sends his representative to hold a grudge if we are on his way to control the situation there on the spot the emergencies ministry is also on standby to deploy aircraft to hold a grudge. to provide medical help to be injured and possibly to evacuees goals in need of more sophisticated medical assistance to moscow now the national anti terror committee said that to the blast may have been caused by fuel suicide bomber although right now. no one's taken the

the water main broke along gold settle drive. news 4 talked with neighborhood. >> definitely a mess here this morning. about 50 residents waking up to no water. some describing it as a loud noise and an earthquake. let's take i look at the hole in the ground. that right there, shore up the section and get the water main fixed. they hope to have the water back on by this afternoon. at the 8 inch main burst early this morning, the water flowed and flowed and flowed. nearby drain couldn't handle it all. they came close to the front step of the homes here. up to the front door of cars. >> this one was shaking the house and shaking the street and it was loud and seen as one of the tremors that we had in the past. >> shawn lives right here and water dripping through the window well outside his home. he said this is not the first time. this is the third or fourth break in ten years. >> got the wet vac out and have been to go that for ten years. dry wall off the wall and trying to keep everything from getting moldy. >> i can take a showe

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main street edition. meanwhile, sue, check in at the nyse where the sell-off continues. >> yeah indeed, it does. thank you. stocks in the red as investors chew over that budget deal. many thinking that perhaps that will lead to some fed tapering. we're going to talk about that. the dow jones industrial average is off 86 points at 15,887, the nasdaq is down 39 points, almost a full percent on the nasdaq and the s&p 500 is down 13 points at 188.64. we are moments away from the results of the key ten-year note auction, the last auction, last note auction before the fed and might give us some kind of indications if you will about whether or not the fed might be tapering or whether wall street thinks the fed will be tapering. talk about this with kenny polcari and bob pisani. kenny, you don't think they're going to taper but the budget deal you think is key in today's trading? >> i think the budget deal is causing the weakness. as they say the devil is in the details. they're patting themselves on the back say

side the bus and it's likely to be connected to the suicide bombing at the main train station that happened there sunday that explosion left sixteen people dead and dozens wounded stay with us here on our team as we get more information on events in volgograd. wealthy british. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy mike stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds of reports. right. first. and i think that your. orders. thanks for staying with us here on r.t. half past the hour now recapping the tragic developments in volgograd this monday morning a second deadly explosion that struck the city within twenty four hours space the latest happened on a trolley bus as it passed by a market during morning rush hour at least twelve people known to have been killed up to twenty three others wounded including a one year old child this the second deadly blast to strike the city in twenty four hours time investigators suspect a bomb was planted inside the bus and it's likely to be connected to the suicide bombing that happened at t

breaking news an aussie international an explosion has ripped through the main railway station on this side of the russian city of volgograd eighteen people have been killed. this is asking to national coming to live from moscow for us to the tragedy that emerged just over an hour ago in southern russia at least eighteen people and to have died and dozens injured in a suspected suicide bombing at the main a railway station in the city of volgograd live. there you see we know about the blasts well authorities say that the blast took place right at the entrance to the social train station in volgograd right near the metal detectors usually this is where lots of people gather in the queue. for the latest reports it is believed that thirteen people have been killed and dozens of others have been injured in this explosion the national anti terror committee says that most likely the blast was caused by a female suicide bomber the whole train station has been blocked right now investigation is taking place in force we'll be bringing you the latest there as we get them. of course and it's just

not even the main policing agency to police to make sure entities pay taxes can do it. this is scary. the tax code is actually too complicated for the irs to enforce. >> ben, we know about the incompetency factor. people wonder if we are giving this particular agency far too much power in general. >> taxes are an incredibly complicated subject. there is not going to be any perfection at the irs. but this level of mistaken behavior is astonishing. if i may say so, it is not as astonishing to me who got a bill for $60 million in tax a couple of months ago based on something like $160 million of income i never earned or saw anything like that in my life except what you guys pay me, of course. i don't expect much of them. but this disappoints even me. >> what did they say when you called them? you're lucky they didn't lock you up first and then ask for the money. how do you protest $60 million? >> my accountant wrote to them. they just disposed of it, sent me a new bill for $200 million. that was the end of it. they never apologized. never apologized for putting me into a c

crews are out in northeast repairing a water main break at bening road. no word on specific size of the break, but you can see a portion of bening road is under water. no word on when repairs might be complete. let's go to jim over at wtop. >> thank you. in addition to the water main break onees ide benning road, we have a problem at the river crossing. the left lane is all that gets by due a single car crash. moving to 95 in virginia, you will find everything running up to speed. no reported problems, accidents or any activity in the way. eastbound 66 looking good, as well. and, 270 southbound, no heavy volume delays on 20, you can see light volumes of traffic. back to you. >> you might notice some changes when you head out to flinch washington, d.c. that's because the new food truck lottery goes into effect today. after years of setting up wherever they want stock food trucks now have to set up in assigned spaces. they say this already put one truck out of basis. they say they were forced to set up in a place where they had no following. they say they h

of weeks later the first minister unveiled a six hundred seventy page blueprint that lays down the main principles on which a future scotland will be governed should it become independent it was first being one of the our team used to cover the campaign extensively for us let's speak to are going to be sorely wrong to milo again from one of the it wasn't long ago you're hot foot but for most of the. poem so you talk to of course in the north about how popular it is but there are some differing views as we head into the new year what's the general consensus that you think. well first of all a very happy new year to all if you will got a couple of hours to go before the united kingdom celebrate here but looking forward to the new year of course it's going to be a major year for scotland at the end of twenty forty they're going to have that independence referendum and there is everything still to play for indeed the united kingdom this time next year could look vastly different says those campaigns set to kick into gear to try and convince faces either way ahead of that we went up to scotl

. >> they had been jailed for singing an anti-putin song in the moscow main cathedral. they were released under an amnesty by putin. >> 20 months of imprisonment appear to have done little to tame the two pussy riot band members, who say they have much to catch up on, including spending time with their children. at their first joint press conference since being released earlier this week, they said they regarded the release as a cynical act of propaganda. considering they were due for release in a few months anyway, she would have preferred others to go free instead. due to want their human rights organization to provide a voice for prisoners. >> our final goal is solidarity, a developed civil society, and the ability to help one another. >> we witnessed all that while we were in prison, and it was a real miracle. we are very grateful to all the people who supported us. >> the two were arrested in february 20 12 after staging a protest against president vladimir putin in moscow's main cathedral. they were convicted for hooliganism and sentenced to two years in a penal c

. >> it was a broken main.ot just the pipe but the main. and that water had been coming in for some time before it was detected. >> crews repair the water main, fill the hole with concrete and repair the road. hollywood boulevard becomes a bustling thoroughfare once again. in 1999, four years later, the red line stop at hollywood and western is finally completed. passengers ride the trains and all is well in the city of angels. >>> coming up -- an entire industrial building collapses from heavy snow as employees run for their lives. >> it sounded like a freight train coming. >>> when "caught on camera: watch out" continues. >>> a huge industrial building collapses under the weight of heavy snow. >> wow. i can't believe this has occurred. >> but the terrifying question is -- >> oh my gosh, is everybody okay? did everyone get out? february 3rd, 2011, easton, massachusetts. the northeast experiences one of the worst winters in years. snowfall averages in region break records. peter howe is a reporter for new engla

the main streets that are coming back tend to be main streets that are sort of in trendy, again, high-incomee still in the great recession, and they're staying at the great recession because most jobs that are coming back are lousy jobs, and less workers have a living wage unless they have the right to unionize and negotiate better working conditions and better pay, we're going to see a downward escalator for most workers. we're going to have boutique book stores and lovely main streets for fewer and fewer number of americans, and most people are going to be consigned to a kind of america that we have not seen in this country since the 1930s. >> josh? >> i'm more optimistic about this. the american economy's been through a ton of transitions like this. like 150 years ago, almost everybody worked in agriculture and you had big shifts in and out of industries. so, if the shift is out of retail, the question is what can come next? and you say the future of retail is stuff coming to you, but that's also kind of the future for the sellers. you have sites like etsy where people can market artisana

as examples of that diplomacy can work and that the united nations should be viewed as one of the main forces in that regard now this brings us to the missile defense system an issue which has been one of the key stumbling blocks in the relations between moscow and washington for years with the us giving this theoretical threat from iran as one of the main reasons behind the system's construction and now the russian president since there is progress there with the iranian nuclear program perhaps there is nor more reason to build that shield which moscow does see as a threat to its national security and one of the ways to. protect security is to further develop the military sector for further develop the army in general the president spoke on that as well you know when you look at what you do here in a city that was more sinister that no country should harbor illusions of achieving military dominance over russia we will never let it happen russia is ready to meet those challenges both political and technological that we got all the potential needed our military doctrine as well as our m

main point made by the president in his address was his view of russia's role in the world and he says moscow is all looking at dominating anyone but it is going to continue protecting traditional values since clearly there is rising international demand for that. we know that there are even more people around the globe who support our position in terms of ensuring traditional values these are the values of traditional family and the value of human life including religious life that is not only material life but also spiritual of course this is a conservative position but the point of conservatism is not that it hinders the movement forward and upward but that it precludes the movement backwards downwards back towards chaos and the barbaric state diplomacy is another issue touched upon by the president specifically the recent diplomatic breakthroughs with the syrian chemical weapons deal and the iranian nuclear program basically mr putin said that these should be views you would as examples of that diplomacy can work and that the united nations should be viewed as one of the main force

here along maine, new hampshire and all the way into canada. south of that, it's all rain. not cold enough to see the snow line drop further south. that could be about a foot of snow. 40 there, not going any higher but not dropping from washington to philadelphia inthrough new york. how about temperatures? tuesday into the 40s with that rain and dropping, 30s and 20s, there is that bitter cold arctic air seeing that, maine at 1 below zero. the front will move through chicago. we will see these temperatures drop quite a bit. come with a gusty wind so it feels like it's down to about 20 degrees below zero in maine with that windschill. that will continue for at least the next 24 to 48 hours. >> sometimes what happens in the midwest has to stay in the midwest. >> trying to move east, though. >> dave, thank you very much. >>> talk about this: ringing in the new year as newly we did, gay couples in utah celebrating after the state's ban on same-sex marriage was over turned. the fight isn't over. now, the state says it wants the to step in. jim hooley tells us why from salt lake