paul kelly's descent was quite important. it was very good.that bodes well for us because if this isn't going to end at appellate courts. this isn't going to owned the circuit court. this is going to the united states supreme court. and we're going to see circuits split and even if we don't see a circuit split, the supreme court is going to take it. that ultimately is where all of these arguments are going to end. it doesn't matter -- i mean, it's never good that judges decide that they get to use their own opinion at the law but it doesn't matter if there were a number of more decisions by federal court. what matters is what happens at the supreme court. host: before we get to the supreme court, that 10th circuit court decision that receives so much publicity. our thoughts on that decision. guest: 18 federal courts. republican appointed judges, democratic apoint judges. this is a non-partisan issue. increasingly, americans of all backgrounds, of all political and religious beliefs are coming to embrace marriage for same-sex couples. i think w

panels thanks to the working relationship with the public utilities commission and especially paul and kelly the general manager from puc and our wonderful working partners with the environment our green stacks program that features things on the sustainability of the environment and shawn and mark thank you for your partnership (clapping) and i know you don't know this there are 34 hundred pairs of levies combetdz as installation inside the building so thank you levy straus that saved us money. so the next wonderful project sponsor with the public utilities commission this is a terrific working partnership mohammed. (clapping.) >> thank you all first of all, i think i want to start by thanking the architect and the construction designs and the engineering that worked hard with the community to improve our libraries and it's all because of the 2000 bond we passed and that bond is allowed us to make our libraries seismically fit and meets the top industry standards but what is special is the north beach library it's special because of mason street how many uses is to remember that cars went t

paul kelly's descent was quite important. it was very good. that bodes well for us because if this isn't going to end at appellate courts. this isn't going to owned the circuit court. this is going to the united states supreme court. and we're going to see circuits split and even if we don't see a circuit split, the supreme court is going to take it. that ultimately is where all of these arguments are going to end. it doesn't matter -- i mean, it's never good that judges decide that they get to use their own opinion at the law but it doesn't matter if there were a number of more decisions by federal court. what matters is what happens at the supreme court. host: before we get to the supreme court, that 10th circuit court decision that receives so much publicity. our thoughts on that decision. guest: 18 federal courts. republican appointed judges, democratic apoint judges. this is a non-partisan issue. increasingly, americans of all backgrounds, of all political and religious beliefs are coming to embrace marriage for same-sex couples. i think

the dissent of paul kelly noted in the 10th circuit that judges acting as quote philosopher as "philosopherkings" using their powers as judges to assert that over the states. do you think that 10th circuit court decision is the most significant of these? >> is important that it split. kelly's dissent was important. i think it was very good. i think it bodes well for us end,use if this does not and, we will see a circuit split. all oftimately is where these arguments are going to end. it doesn't matter -- it is never good the judges get to decide that they get to use her own opinion of the law, but it doesn't matter if there were a number of worse decisions by federal courts. what matters is what happens in the end in the supreme court. >> republican appointed judges, democratic appointed judges, this is a nonpartisan issue. increasingly, americans of all politicals, of all and religious bullies are coming to embrace marriage for same-sex couples. i think we are just seeing where the future is headed. the supreme court will obviously be taking it up much sooner than anyone ever anticipated.

. >> reporter: to run the steps is why native philadelphian kelly, came to the museum with her denver born husband, paul. >> the the story of rocky is an under dog coming up, rising up, and, you know, winning, becoming a champion. >> reporter: now run here has become the symbol of rise ago above adversity and winning. a statue of rock any full victory stance draws tourist the two street side grass area, since 2006. that was even after a debate over is this skull ask seven tour arthur a movie prop. >> the hollywood interventions are cute but they don't resonate really with the art new seem. >> i think this place has a mission and it is a world mission. >> reporter: first plans had in exterior changes but a desire to create a visual opening to the city, led to the window in the middle of the steps. the idea wasn't gary's but came from a board member. >> that is an intervention where we're crossing the line there that maybe we should or shouldn't, i don't know. >> master plan embraces both expansion and growth and that is as it should be. >> reporter: what museum leaders do know is that the ambitious plan

paul, he just turned 29. busy lately. he is just opening his present. he got a signed autograph from tiffani thiessen who played kellyhday, my dear and he goes nuts and puts it on instagram with the caption, best b-day gift i've ever received. kelly kapowski, my first love. we were together. >> first love -- >> i like zach morris. lost on you, though. >> like suzanne somers from "three's company." now we are talking. >> older than me. >> yeah, little older than you. >> bmx bike, viral video, this is shot in london. it's really great. a lot of daredevil stunts. you are not going to see too many but every one is terrific. amazi amazing. >> check them out. wa aoffensive lineman, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cornerbacks are all working with united way. for a million little reasons. the kids of our communities. to ensure their academic success, all the way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the difference between a kid becoming one or the other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, th

republican party people like john mccain, kelly ayotte, marco rubio that are hawkish and in favor of military action. the broader republican party, not just rand paul and the notable isolationists. people like john boehner i'm not seeing any enthusiasm from them for my military action. aside from the small core i don't think there's going to be a ton of pressure for military action. i think you'll see a lot of people who are reluctant to be associated with military action. >> i think that's the difference a decade makes. we're not seeing every republican stand up in favorite of going to war like they did in iraq. many democrats, too. that's completely gone. you see what you showed. real apprehension and cautious words even from somebody like marco rubio who would have supported. it. >> not so much from dick cheney. we'll talk about that. have a good weekend. >>> we have developing news we're following now on capitol hill. we have been listening to this house hearing about the irs and those lois learner e-mails moments ago. it got a tad heated between congressman paul ryan and the acting irs commissioner. >> investigators and -- >> will you let him

kelly is live on the scene. >> reporter: this is going to be a mess this morning. i just got off the phone with muni spokesperson paul rose. he says that many of their drivers, the higher number than normal he's saying, called in sick this morning, 400 out of the 600 busses and light rail here in the city are not operating this morning. so muni says all lines are experiencing delays. just to give you an idea. right here we're on market and church. we're seeing more than half hour delays. the cable cars have been suspended. higher than normal waits also on the market line, so right now muni says it is working 20 balance out the loss of drivers but their recommendation for getting to work this morning? find a different route. also, they're going to have all express busses running local to make up for the loss. so a contract negotiation is behind what's possible behind this sick-out. as usual, pay raises and pension. we talked to a rider 30 minutes ago and this is what he said >> maybe six or seven eight miles walk. >> reporter: that's a long way to go. so muni says head out the door early this morning, find a different

this afternoon kron4's maureen kelly spoke via skype to the british couple who snapped the picture everyone's talking about. >>"i said to pauli've just taken a picture of a ghost." >> reporter:that was shelia sillery-walsh's reaction after she saw this picture on her iphone. >> reporter:she says she was snapping photos as she and her boyfriend paul mills were enjoying an audio tour of alcatraz. >> reporter:she took two pictures of this visitation block window inside the former federal pentitentiary. one while it was empty.and then one with her boyfriend inside the room. >> reporter:her smart phone camera was set to the h-d-r setting.which takes two versions of each picture. >> reporter:when she checked her phone.the first picture of paul was distorted so she deleted it. >> reporter:the next picture.which should have been a second copy of the image of her boyfriend.instead showed this. >> reporter:a shadowy figure.of what looks to be woman looking back thru the window. >> reporter:neither shelia nor paul had seen any other person in that room. >> reporter:at first paul thought it was shelia's reflection.but they saw how the w

>> yeah, kelly, i just had the chance to speak to apple's craig federigi and paul schiller about theit at this conference, asked him about the new desk top operating system yosemite. that soft weigh update will be for free. a big part of that theme is what apple executives called continuity, an idea there shouldn't be any boundaries between your mac and other apple devices. you should be able to get phone calls on your map. craig demonstrate that had technology by calling dr. dre who, of course, is now an apple and employee after that beats acquisition. craig telling me the idea is to eliminate barriers. apple also unveiled, of course, ios eight, new mobile operating system. new features from messages and searches, also though, kelly, some new services. you have health kit. this is where apple's big push is for help and fitness. what health fit does is pull in data from third party applications and put it all together in one place so one source for your health and fitness. apple announcing its partners will be nike and the mayo clinic and really is sort of suggesting that perhaps thi

paul. >>> firefighters rushed to bat allen martin brush fire in the south bay today. it was burning near a zoo. flames broke out near center road in san jose at the southern end of kelly park. those flames ripped through this large grassy field next to happy hollow theme park. the fire is being blame on a maintenance crew that was dumping some woodchips. their truck somehow got stuck in a pile that may have sparked the blaze. authorities say some basic prevention helped in that fire fight. >> the grass is a foot and a half long and it is very fragile and easy to burn. what they did within the last week or so is cut it down. so this stuff doesn't burn very well i. burns very slow. >> crews contained the flames better made any real threat. in fact, theme parks staid open the entire time. >>> checking other bay area headlines. four construction workers were injured after up ther portion of this city building partially collapsed. you can see from chopper 52 roof is completely sunken in. happened around 10:30:24 morning. the workers are expected to be okay. cal osha is investigating. >>> a big rig and motorcycle collided in san jose this morning killing the driver of the m

paul bremer thinks? we have one group talking act ex-bush administration officials trying to rehabilitate their image as people who got us into iraq and people like lindsey graham, kellytte beating the drum before the bush administration for action in iraq. is this something that people who are the future of the republican party, people who might be running for president in 2016, do they have eagerness to pick this fight or is this people who are directly invested in the bush administration record? >> you know, i think certainly, you know, brerm or judith miller, these kind of folks coming out of the woodwork are definitely doing some rehabilitation of their own image, i think. and i think that the positions that lindsey graham or john mccain are taking are not necessarily those that a lot of the sort of people that we're see right now running for president on the republican side are going to take. i don't think you're going to see, for instance, rand paul come out and really get aggressive and hawkish. he's all been an isolationist necessarily but certainly someone who does not become someone who's militarily involved in these conflicts. there are those of the republ

paul college that could house up to 500 children, but it closed a year ago. they don't have any place to put the people to whom they open the door. >> thank you. >> also breaking on the kelly file, a woman sentenced to death for christian faith may be put to jail but our next guest says she is not out of danger. next. ady the. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. like super 8, where every destination is super. save up to 15 percent and earn bonus points when you book at wyndhamrewards.com dad: he's our broker. he helps? look after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. ♪ they lived ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what mas a subaru, a subaru. >>> a woman was sentenced to death for being a christian. we got word that she's out of prison but that doesn't mean she's out of danger. one apparent victory score

six young actors are portraying mark paul, tiffany and the rest of the storied cast. anna kooiman. >> wow, do you see that? kellyviral and social media attracting more than a thousand likes and drawing 17,000 comments many of which remark upon the convict's criminally good looks. >> but he is way more than a pretty face if you think it's pretty. wait until you hear about his rap sheet. defense attorney jonna spilbore joins us now. is there anything pretty about this guy? >> i don't understand this at all. no. there is nothing pretty or nothing sexy about having a crypt tattoo, having a tear drop tattoo or having a rap sheet as long as my leg. >> what's a tear drop tattoo. >> supposed to signify somebody that you have killed. so, as many tear drop tattoos that you have or as many people that are no longer on this planet. that is not sexy. that is not funny. but this guy is getting comments like women want to marry him, post his bail and have him kidnap them because they think is he so good looking. gusting, guys. this is disgusting. >> we have heard this about peterson too, and about charles manson. >> charles ma

kelly. we started to come back when it became clear that the u.s. would advance to the group of 16. >> spurious correlation. what should yu make from the interesting comments? well, the outspoken paul mccully is here to way in. >> the other big story of the day, of course, gopro's red-hot ipo shares soared on the nasdaq after its offering on the high end of the range. how will it close, you ask. stick around. we're going look at that. >> right now we're still seeing declines looking more like monday than tuesday. >> let's talk about it. peter anderson from congress wealth management. heather hues. dan greenhouse from btig and, of course, our own rick santelli as well. folks, i throw this out there. do we make too much of market moves from day to day? i know that's what we do for a living but can there always be a correlation to market movements based on the day's news? i mean we are heading toward the end of the quarter, heather. i wonder if that has anything to do with some of the profits we're taking. we've had a pretty good quarter. >> yeah, you're right. a little bit of window dressing, perhaps. again, what could shake these markets? the markets are completely ignoring that rig