for more reaction now from the supporters of the marriage ban, we go to ktvu's patti lee, she's live for us tonight. >> reporter: every day they've been telling us that their faith in marriage is rock solid, it's their faith in the system that a little shaken. >> it will just confuse if that definition is changed. >> i believe same-sex marriage will start to stop procreation. >> reporter: supporters spoke out about proposition eight. >> it's not about hate, we love everybody. it's about enforcing the dictates of the bible. it doesn't have anything to do with the constitution of the united states of america. >> reporter: the decision may turn out voters who turned out in force to vote against same- sex unions and won. >> i think pretty soon you have apathy for the whole system and pretty soon it's like, why bother. >> the biblical view is that two people of the same-sex having sexual relations goes against the heart of god. >> reporter: and that fundamental incompatibility has caused rips among those who don't see eye to eye. >> i lost some friends in the process. >> reporter: thomas

patti lee. >>> a police stand off with a barricaded man in east oakland came to an end about two hours ago. the incident started around 4:30 this afternoon near 21st avenue. police say a neighbor reported a domestic disturbance but officers would not elaborate on how it started. police finally convinced him to release the children then he came out of the home at about 8:00 this evening and was taken into custody. no one was hurt in the incident. >>> oakland's police union say their members have agreed on a contention. members of the police officers association voted overwelmingly for a deal that would require them to pay 10% of their pay toward their pension. >> if there's no lay offs of people, it brings the 80 officers back that were laid off. it keeps the 122 that are threatened to be laid off it keeps them here for three years. >>> a parcel tax is $350 per household. if that measure fails, the deal falls apart. a tax would raise about $54 million a year and should over oakland's deficit in the next coming year. >>> a judge ruled today that governor arnold schwarzenegger cannot issu

patti lee. >>> a police stand off with a barricaded man in east oakland came to an end about two hours ago. the incident started around 4:30 this afternoon near 21st avenue. police say a neighbor reported a domestic disturbance but officers would not elaborate on how it started. police finally convinced him to release the children then he came out of the home at about 8:00 this evening and was taken into custody. no one was hurt in the incident. >>> oakland's police union say their members have agreed on a contention. members of the police officers association voted overwelmingly for a deal that would require them to pay 10% of their pay toward their pension. >> if there's no lay offs of people, it brings the 80 officers back that were laid off. it keeps the 122 that are threatened to be laid off it keeps them here for three years. >>> a parcel tax is $350 per household. if that measure fails, the deal falls apart. a tax would raise about $54 million a year and should over oakland's deficit in the next coming year. >>> a judge ruled today that governor arnold schwarzenegger cannot issu

for more reaction now from the supporters of the marriage ban, we go to ktvu's patti lee, she's live for us tonight. >> reporter: every day they've been telling us that their faith in marriage is rock solid, it's their faith in the system that a little shaken. >> it will just confuse if that definition is changed. >> i believe same-sex marriage will start to stop procreation. >> reporter: supporters spoke out about proposition eight. >> it's not about hate, we love everybody. it's about enforcing the dictates of the bible. it doesn't have anything to do with the constitution of the united states of america. >> reporter: the decision may turn out voters who turned out in force to vote against same- sex unions and won. >> i think pretty soon you have apathy for the whole system and pretty soon it's like, why bother. >> the biblical view is that two people of the same-sex having sexual relations goes against the heart of god. >> reporter: and that fundamental incompatibility has caused rips among those who don't see eye to eye. >> i lost some friends in the process. >> reporter: thomas

patty lee. >> reporter: that expert who claimed to have 25 years of experience apraysing fine arts turned out to be a convicted fell on who is latest is his credentials. >> mayor january is the oakland woman who helped prove a box of negatives which were contributed by ansel adams were probably shot by her uncle early. she learned that david streets, so-called expert who valued those negatives at $200 million has almost no experience in fine arts and a criminal record for passing bad checks, theft and fraud in two states. >> conmen can be very slick. that's almost the definition of it, you know. >> reporter: william turnbridge of the ansel adams trust says fight the revelations he still plans to sell prints of the negatives for thousands of dollars. >> they have invested a lot of money in this whole scam. and they don't want to give up. >> reporter: on his website streets explains his past is ancient history and has no bearing on the parenthesis. but the hit to his credibility could affect the fresno painter who bought the negatives at a yard sale years ago and has been working with a law

patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, here we go again. the fog currently regrouping and also pushing back into the bay. here is the forecast model at 7:00 tomorrow morning with the clouds a factor at coast side. heading around the bay, that will be the case tomorrow morning. possibly drizzle again. temperatures will start out the day in the low to mid-50s. by 12:00 plenty of sunshine. inland, still patchy fog. 54 degrees. by midafternoon, partly to mostly sunny skies. 60 to 87 degrees. i am putting the finishing touches on your five-day forecast. i can tell you temperatures are heading in one direction for this weekend. details are coming up. >>> federal officials said they have rounded up almost 600 wild horses so far in an operation that began a week ago. the bureau of land management routinely conducts roundups saying the range land can't sustain the population. well, after this roundup is completed, the agency plans to leave 450 wild horses and 72 burrows on the 800,000 acre range along the california/nevada border. >>> he came to the

patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, here we go again. the fog currently regrouping and also pushing back into the bay. here is the forecast model at 7:00 tomorrow morning with the clouds a factor at coast side. heading around the bay, that will be the case tomorrow morning. possibly drizzle again. temperatures will start out the day in the low to mid-50s. by 12:00 plenty of sunshine. inland, still patchy fog. 54 degrees. by midafternoon, partly to mostly sunny skies. 60 to 87 degrees. i am putting the finishing touches on your five-day forecast. i can tell you temperatures are heading in one direction for this weekend. details are coming up. >>> federal officials said they have rounded up almost 600 wild horses so far in an operation that began a week ago. the bureau of land management routinely conducts roundups saying the range land can't sustain the population. well, after this roundup is completed, the agency plans to leave 450 wild horses and 72 burrows on the 800,000 acre range along the california/nevada border. >>> he came to the

ktvu's patty lee talked with one of the robbery same. she joins us now with his story as well as the latest on the suspect search. patty? >> reporter: well, heather, we original live reported about the shooting of a clerk at a shell station across the street last night only to discover that was actually the second robbery there that day. we also learned that the clerk at this chevron station had been targeted in a similar manner. pacifica police are increasing their presence around the shell station where three suspects robbed and shot a clerk three times around 8:00 last night. the second robbery at that station that day. >> to hear that they robbed this gas station and that gas station and then came back later in the night to rob this gas station, that's completely crazy. >> reporter: concerned residents say they want quick arrests. >> it's scary because everybody is scared here. >> reporter: they haven't identified the suspects in either of the four hold-ups. but the store camera, fingerprints left at the scene and the eyewitness testi

reporting live, patty lee, back to you. >> according to the state development department seven of the nine bay area counties showed a slight increase in unemployment last month. contra costa had a climb of 4/10th of a%. alameda unchanged. marin had the lowest in the state last month at 8.6. the attorney respect senting kidnapper garido the defender may raise the issue of the mental capacity. it will suspend his court proceedings. he and his wife, nancy are accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her hostage in their backyard for 18 yearsism san francisco police chief announce new reforms in the department of the wake of the new crime lab scandal. the chief says supervisors fail to spot and stop a crime technician for stealing cocaine evidence while on the job. he is splitting the internal affairs department into three parts to look into employee issues that could impact court testimony. earlier this week who high ranking police officials were demoted for failing to take action when the crime lab problem came to light. >>> also in san francisco, three separate shootings claimed

reporting live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we have more information about festival including the concert lineup on our website, ktvu.com. just click on the weekend extra tab. >>> melinda haig was sworn in today as the new u.s. district attorney. she overseas more than 120 attorneys in the district's three offices handling federal cases and representing the u.s. in civil actions. >>> court documents released today indicate two apple employees have been indicted for an alleged kickback scheme. paul shin devine of sunny vale is a global supplier. andrew chang works in singapore. did he vine is accused of taking more than 100 million- dollar in kickback from asian shares and sharing it with ang >>> the maker of the blackberry smart phone says it will have a solution to keep india from shutting out it services. they are working on a solution to decode encrypted decoder that india has demanded. they want access to instant messaging and e-mail to ensure its security. >>> the f.d.a. has approved a pill that is more effective than the morning after. it reduces the c

reporting live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we have more information about the festival including the concert lineup on our website, ktvu.com. just click on the weekend extra tab. >>> melinda haig was sworn in today as the new u.s. district attorney. she overseas more than 120 attorneys in the district's three offices handling federal cases and representing the u.s. in civil actions. >>> court documents released today indicate two apple employees have been indicted for an alleged kickback scheme. paul shin devine of sunny vale is a global supplier. andrew chang works in singapore. did he vine is accused of taking more than 100 million- dollar in kickback from asian shares and sharing it with ang >>> the maker of the blackberry smart phone says it will have a solution to keep india from shutting out it services. they are working on a solution to decode encrypted decoder that india has demanded. they want access to instant messaging and e-mail to ensure its security. >>> the f.d.a. has approved a pill that is more effective than the morning after. it reduces t