molly mckay and davina kotulski have separated after seven years of marriage. says the divorce is the worse thing that has happened to her especially in light of the hope for marriage had given other gay couples who want to marry. mckay says she will continue though to campaign for same-sex marriage. >>> a facebook user has become her own social network. >> right here on her arm. almost a quarter million people have watched this youtube video. it's a woman getting an arm tattoo of all of her facebook buddies. she says all 152 friends gave her permission to use their profile pictures. she says her social tattoo represents who she is right now and the time we live in. if she defriends those. >> or if she makes any more friends where does she put those? >> she has another arm. >>> well, if that didn't grab your attention maybe this will. next month people at the alameda county fair will attempt to cook the world's largest burger. >> i'm into that. >> 625 pounds. >> so what goes inside these two buns? >> inside scoop sf says 50 pounds of cheese, 30 pounds of lettuc

molly mckay and davina kotulski have been married for seven years.ckay says her divorce is the worst thing that has happened to her especially in light of the hope her marriage had given other gay couples who also wanted to enjoy the benefits of marriage. >> there are over 1,1, 38 rights alone that come with marriage under federal law. and those rights are very, very important to people both in marriage when it's working and unfortunately if a marriage breaks up and divorce ensues. >> despite the divorce mckay says she will continue campaigning for same-sex marriage and will be at the marriage pavilion at san francisco pride. >>> well, ginny craig weight watchers and atkins there's a lot of diets out there. so which one is the best for your health? according to u.s. news it is one you probably never heard of. it is called the dash diet. and it's often recommended for people trying to lower their blood pressure. the mediterranean diet came in second overall. jenny craig and the raw food diet were close runners up. but if your goal is losing weight, th

one person rejoying major progress is mulling mckay. >> it used to be that you could throw us in jail it used to be that you could throw us into mental institutions, and all that has been debunked. and now we want to settle down, have kids, be grandparents just like everyone else. >> reporter: mckay married her partner in 2003 and is now going to divorce. >> i never thought that i would be going through this. it's heartbreaking. but because of proposition eight i won't be able to remarry. it's just crazy. >> the police department is increasing patrol starting today. we're going to have additional officers on foot beat, bicycle, motorcycle, a visible presence that's significant. >> reporter: and beware there will be some street closures both days this weekend for pride festivities. live john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> the festivities continue all weekend. the party will venture. and saturday might the dyke march heads to castro. then the gay pride parade begins at 10:30 on sunday morning. ktvu.com has more information on the festivities. >>> tonight new york state is poised to make history

. >> molly mckay who has been the pride weekend face of same-sex marriage for years is here again despite facing a divorce in her own same-sex marriage. >> marriage equality is a basic fundamental civil right. and unfortunately, i'm learning how important those rights are, as we go through a very painful divorce. and yet that is what equality is about. the great wonderful things that come with marriage and the hard things that come with it as well, that we're ready to assume those legal obligations, responsibilities, and what happens in life just like everybody else. >> reporter: molly mckay soldiering on, and the next big event tonight, the dike march as they call it, and starts at delores park and goes to the castro. >> don knapp, thank you. >>> also on this pride weekend, the passage of a bill legalizing same-sex marriage by the new york legislature could have an impact nationwide. last night's victory made new york the sixth and largest state to allow the union, and activists hope to convince politicians across the country that mainstream americans support same-sex marriage. >> we are

mckay was -- the jury hung on the charge whether mckay was broussa broussard's come edition on the roberson killing. >> with this conviction, the bey family's been a presence in oak hand for a long time including the elder bey who was charged, or at least thought of, suspected, of many -- much wrongdoing there. does this end sort of the bey presence? are there other interests, business interests or family members? >> you know, the family is kind of fragmented. and bey iv has some younger brothers. four younger brothers who were in and out of court throughout the trial. there were some problems. there was some witness tampering, witness intimidation, and other things. but there are other people out there, followers who were at the bakery who aren't necessarily on the blood line. for instance, josh richman, who's your frequent guest here, received a death threat from one of those people who was at the bakery about six weeks ago, working on a story about real estate fraud, the classic thing that went on there, the way they propped up their finances. and he gets this telephone call and the guy

molly mckay and davina kotulski have separated after 15 years together, and seven years of marriage. don knapp has reaction from others in the movement. molly and davina split 6-07-2011 the state corrections department initially denied andrew johnson's request to march in his work uniform in west hollywood this sunday. they said it would be a discredit to the department. so johnson hired attorney gloria allred to file a discrimination complaint. this afternoon, the department changed course, saying its policy is outdated and requires careful revision. california's top insurer is making an about-face. blue shiled of california is planning to cap profits and refund millions. the company's ceo today said it will limit it's annual income to two percent. he also promised anything over that two percent will go back to policy holders. consumer advicates are skeptical though, saying the bill's timing is odd. just last month, the department of insurance forced blue shield to reveal executive salariesâ totaling 14 million dollars. and they're worried about how the two percent profit cap is cal

john thomas, jeff, kevin mckay, manny flores. >> good morning. in the executive director of the professional property management division and i'm here to speak on behalf and in favor of the parkmerced project. a lot has been said about the displacement of tenants, the demolition of homes in the process. in the long run, i think there will be new homes built that will be better for the tenants. parkmerced has agreed to comply with the current housing ordinances. the renovation and expansion will increase affordable housing in san francisco. it benefits all the citizens in this city. the other thing to also keep in mind is that the city needs to grow jobs and this is an opportunity to do that. to do it in a situation where it is local to the community and also citywide. the tax revenues and the fees are significant. the additional individuals and families moving into parkmerced will mean increased revenue generated to the payroll and other taxes and fees. in addition, the project will produce permanent jobs both on site and in the surrounding commu

mark mckay looks back at a remarkable career. >> reporter: nick charles was a cnn original.r sports news on the then fledgling cable television network. >> good evening. i'm nick charles with bob kurtz. this is sports to the moment. >> reporter: before the advent of 24 hour sports news channels, charles was the network's nightly authority when it came to chronicling the winners and losers of the games people played. he was paired with fred hickman for a nearly two decade run on cnn's sports tonight program. >> fancy meeting you here. >> yes, indeed, after all this time. >> this is a milestone show for fred and me, 3,000 together. >> seems like only yesterday and it wasn't. >> i've always looked up to nick and always kind of aspired to do what he did. he was a great inspiration to me, taught me to be a better storyteller and better reporter and better journalist, better person. >> reporter: charles reported on all of the major sporting events, from the olympics to the super bowl. >> i'm nick charles of cnn sports. hello again from pontiac, michigan. in city, australia. it is