in the rotuda with the mayor and nusome and as we anticipate the read out of the supreme court ruling on that case. doors open at 6:30 a.m. and then the announcement will happen at 7:00 a.m.. >> the board approved by a vote of five, aye and two absent to settle the amount up to the stipulate you lated amount. approved by a vote of six alicia wintersteins and one absent, haney the employment of three assistant principal and one supervisor and one program administrator and two director and principal leadership support, and one director and one assistant superintendent. and now i am going to read the closed session action from the evening of june 25,. the public employment approved by the vote of 6 alicia wintersteins the approval of two director principal leadership support and one direct and her one assistant superintendent. and now i am going to read the closed session actions from the evening of june 25, 2013, public employment, the board approved by a vote of six alicia winterstein and one absent fewer, the aemployment of three assistant principal and two supervisor and one executiv

. >> nusom first allowed gay marriage when he was mayor back in 2004. he joins us live from sacramento. did it go far enough? this only affects california, doesn't irrelevant? >> they did not make a decision on the merits. think back to 1967 and the loving versus virginia case. that had national implications. that was the case that ultimately righted the wrong of the denial of interracial marriage. we'll have to be back in front of the supreme court. let's not diminish the twin ruling -- doma and righting the wrong of proposition 8. >> i know you made a point of coming to san francisco to hear and celebrate the announcement this morning. what was that like for you? >> i haven't been back many times period. to go back with all the anxiety between the doma decision and waiting for that prop 8 decision and to see the faces of so many people whose lives were elevated and affirmed, not just members of the lgbt community, not just members of the gay communities, but their allies, their brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, fathers, sons was a remarkable thing. >>

laughter] >> i want to congratulate coach john harbaugh, an outstanding coach and general manager ozzie nusom, standing general manager. i know there's some very proud ravens fans in the house today, including -- >> [cheers] >> you got the entire delegation from maryland here. they're a little pumped up. i noticed though i'm the only one wearing purple. some of you guys didn't get the memo. now, i imagine there were times last year when these players knew they were the only ones that were going to make it here to show off the trophy. during the year they lost player after player to injury, dropped the last 4 out of 5 regular season games. in the playoffs they trailed denver by a touchdown with 70 yards and less than a minute to go. i still don't know how -- well. >> [laughter] >> then in the super bowl just when it looked like they had the momentum the lights went out for a half hour. these ravens always pulled through. in that playoff game against the broncos, jacoby jones -- >> [cheers] >> -- those are all fans of dancing with the stars. he flip slipped behind the defense to catch a joe fla

in my opinion gavn nusom and edwardly, two are responsible to come with a viable plan for the 49ers, when we start having those super bowl celebrations, i would like everyone like everyone else around the country know the headquarters for the san francisco 49ers is not in san francisco, it is in santa -- santa clara and a lot of the big shots. the only reason why the giants are here is because they paid for their own ballpark. nobody is willing to tell the officials face-to-face. i just came back from oklahoma city last night saying that san francisco is a city of losers. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon supervisors. this is some historical information that i wanted to provide you that occurred here in san francisco. this is historical material in time. president bush welcomes president of kenya. president bush, mr. president madam first lady, members of the kenya delegation. on behalf of the american people, laura and i are please today welcome you to the united states. this is the first visit by the leader of an african country directing during my administration. [ applause ] and

know rose knows what i am talking about, two and a half decades, you know, willie brown, lieutenant nusom, and the mayors before us working in concert, with our federal partners or working very closely with our neighborhood leaders. we are able to get and enjoy this day. i am looking forward to eating the cake. not just because i like cake but also because it represents a struggle for our communities for quite some years to say that we are going to be here and that we are going to be part of the future of this city and that is what this t-line extension really means, and central subway is a great transportation project but it is also a reflection, that they are also here to stay and prosper with staoet and yes we will have that conversation about the future beyond that, but the future right here, is about making sure that we connect up the north and south. the modern san francisco will have a transportation system that will reflect that and this is why it is so meaningful, is because i do know in a few years that we will be saying why did it take this long to get here. this is such a grea

in the coming minutes, we expect to have a live interview with gavin nusom. he allowed gay marriages in 2004. we will talk with the lieutenant governor tonight and get the reaction to the defeat of proposition 8. >>> it is the decision heard around the state. new at 5:30, we're at the state capital where high-promile openly gay lawmakers found out gay marriage was legal again in california. >> it could impact hundreds of thousands of writers. the results of a strike vote by workers. >> why the supreme court decision on gay marriage was welcomed but still falls short. >> and right after the break, it's heating up. the fog is clearing for most locations and temperatures on the rise. how hot in your neighborhood tomorrow? i'll have the details. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my

was because there was a fund-raiser at treasure island from san der son for nusom and that was viewed as being acceptable because at that time it was a state agency and it was not under the city contracting rules. and so commissioner joe lynn put it an amendment which the board approved and the supervisors approved, to include state agencies, like the housing authority, like what would now be the success or agency and like the health authority so that they are covered, one of the reasons for going for a year instead of six months? is because contrast it as modified, and in addition to which, candidates are prohibited i believe, that this is correct, from collecting money for a campaign is over, which is a six-month period and it should go for the full year so that you are not trailing afterwards. so i urge that you take a full year and a look at the full range of those issues, thank you. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? >> hello, i'm glen rogers and i am here for a ethics violation. but i was not planning on speaking on this issue. although i feel as if i might be able to sh

was because there was a fund-raiser at treasure island from san der son for nusom and that was viewed as being acceptable because at that time it was a state agency and it was not under the city contracting rules. and so commissioner joe lynn put it an amendment which the board approved and the supervisors approved, to include state agencies, like the housing authority, like what would

in the rotuda with the mayor and nusome and as we anticipate the read out of the supreme court ruling on that case. doors open at 6:30 a.m. and then the announcement will happen at 7:00 a.m.. >> okay. >> the meeting is now in recess. and unfortunately...[recess] .... .....