so again, that was pastor renee, asking everyone to go ahead and be seated. what we see here is the vehicle that carried governor jerry brown to the arena. >> just got out a second ago, and walked in. >> couple minutes late, but he'll be ushered in very quickly and i believe the service will start now that the governor is here. he came down from oakland, where the procession made its way up from santa cruz. it took hours, a two-mile long procession. now all is quiet inside and outside the hp pavillion. inside here, as we've been showing you pictures for the past couple of minutes, hands folded, heads bowed in respect. it's obviously very dark inside and we can't hear a word. we haven't taken down the sound for you. it is that quiet inside the hp pavillion. think about that, with thousands of people there, and as loud as raucous as the place can sometimes get, it is a completely different story today as the community and the bay area has come together to honor the two officers who gave their lives in the line of duty and were ambushed in santa cruz about a wee

amen, rene. >> couldn't agree more. honest, i don't know these days why there's even a question about the dads chipping in, the partners chipping in and making it easier for the moms to be in the workforce. i don't get that to be honest. >> michael, you're a good dad. >> michael, you'd be surprised. >> i try to be. >> you'd be surprised how many people write in with that very thing, michael. about i work all day and i come home and my husband doesn't help at all. i hear that a lot. sadly. >> yeah. crazy. >> wow. well, rene, thank you very much. michael, we know you do a lot of work. we know you're doing laundry and cooking and all that good stuff. >> i do. i do. >> by the way, that is very sexy. so keep doing that. >> good to know. i'll pass that on, by the way. good to see you. >> all right. rene, good to see you. >>> queen elizabeth apparently still under the weather now forcing her to miss an event today, but it's not enough to keep her from signing a charter for equal rights. we're going to go live to london. es, pl

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reporting live, renee marsh.'s historic u- >> s supreme court hearings on california's voter - approved ban on same sex marriage, thousands of people marched and rallied in san francisco monday evening. the march started at castro and market streets at about 6:30 and made its way to city hall. activists says they're optimistic that the ultimate ruling of the supreme court will go in their favor. especially now that a new poll finds that the majority of americans support same sex marriage. in support of l-g-b-t residents in many bay area cities and elsewhere, the rainbow flag is expected to be unfurled today and tomorrow at the city halls of san leandro, berkeley, oakland, hayward, alameda and san francisco. here's a look at what will happening at the hearing today. first, the backers of proposition 8. will get 30 minutes to argue for the ban then the opponents of prop 8, which will be the attorneys for the couples that filed the original challenge, will get 20 - minutes to argue that the ban is unconstitutional.

rene marsh, thank you for that background and that information. joining me now with his take is mike brooks, a law enforcement analyst on our sister network hln. he knows a thing or two about weapons and bad guys. here's the thing, mike, you heard in that report, there are the pros and there are the cons. can a little itty bitty knife bring down a big giant plane in this day and age? ? you know, ashleigh, never say never, because there's other things besides these knives that are going to be allowed on planes now. why do you need to take a baseball bat, a golf club, a hockey stick, a ski pole? these are going to be allowed into the cabins of these aircraft now. there's no reason. >> there is a reason, here's what the tsa says. they say, we are mired in so much crap at the security checkpoints that we can't look for the really dangerous things like underwear bombs that will bring an aircraft down. but with today's vigilant passengers, post-9/11, there is no one in the cabin that's going to let someone with a golf club or teeny tiny knife take down

rene marsh, live from washington, d.c.ou. >>> some of the people who waited in line are paid place holders. companies typically charge up to $50 ap hour and that comes out to $6,000 for waiting five days in line. one company landstanding.com says it's holding places for 40 to 50 clients. >>> look for rallies and vigils today and tomorrow by supporters of same-sex marriage at the california supreme court building in san francisco. last night, they marched from the castro district to city hall. >> what to we want! >> a lot of participants say they've been waiting years for marriage equality. some traveled a long time to be here including this couple from davis. they've been together for 29 years. >> take a look at us. take a look at all of us. >> organizers are planning a celebration in june. that's when the supreme court is expected to announce its ruling. >>> a letter to chief justice john roberts from a california boy with two gay fathers, it's become a hit on youtube. >> you and i both know that family goes deeper than b

rene marsh, live from washington, d.c.nk you. >>> some of the people who waited in line are paid place holders. companies typically charge up to $50 ap hour and that comes out to $6,000 for waiting five days in line. one company landstanding.com says it's holding places for 40 to 50 clients. >>> look for rallies and vigils today and tomorrow by supporters of same-sex marriage at the california supreme court building in san francisco. last night, they marched from the castro district to city hall. >> what to we want! >> a lot of participants say they've been waiting years for marriage equality. some traveled a long time to be here including this couple from davis. they've been together for 29 years. >> take a look at us. take a look at all of us. >> organizers are planning a celebration in june. that's when the supreme court is expected to announce its ruling. >>> a letter to chief justice john roberts from a california boy with two gay fathers, it's become a hit on youtube. >> you and i both know that family goes deeper th

rene marsh is there live.g's case really has to do with denial of federal rights or federal benefits for homosexual couples, right? >> reporter: absolutely, toeshry. good morning. second day, second case is involving same-sex marriage and it's underway right now, those oral arguments. they are looking at the federal definition of marnl and how that im-- marriage and how that impacts benefits they get like social security benefits and other spousal benefits [chanting] >> reporter: the crowd outside the supreme court is large, passionate and they have a message. >> my family like everyone else's denies full fundamental right the! >> right -- rights! >> reporter: the opponents, not as vocal. they converged outside of the supreme court as the nine justices heard oral arguments on the constitutionality on proposition 8. the justices' decision could impact families nationwide. >> there's some 40,000 children in california, according to the brief, that live with same-sex parents. the voice of those children is import

rene marsh is there live.morning's case really has to do with denial of federal rights or federal benefits for homosexual couples, right? >> reporter: absolutely, toeshry. good morning. second day, second case is involving same-sex marriage and it's underway right now, those oral arguments. they are looking at the federal definition of marnl and how that im-- marriage and how that impacts benefits they get like social security benefits and other spousal benefits [chanting] >> reporter: the crowd outside the supreme court is large, passionate and they have a message. >> my family like everyone else's denies full fundamental right the! >> right -- rights! >> reporter: the opponents, not as vocal. they converged outside of the supreme court as the nine justices heard oral arguments on the constitutionality on proposition 8. the justices' decision could impact families nationwide. >> there's some 40,000 children in california, according to the brief, that live with same-sex parents. the voice of those children is

>> all right, rene. those may be confusing to a lot of people. rene marsh in washington.e tsa decision to lift the ban with sara nelson, vice president of the association of flight attendants. >>> one of the most successful women in america says not enough women are getting ahead at the workplace. you might be surprised where she places the blame. more from facebook's cheryl sandberg coming up. >> plus hollywood's big gamble on a brand-new "wizard of oz." did it pay off at the box office? stay with us. ♪ looking for a litter with natural ingredients that helps neutralize odors. discover tidy cats pure nature. uniquely formulated with cedar, pine, and corn. nlove. as americans, we believed we can'tin freedom.person we that's what i fought for as a marine, and that's what we believe in as republicans. freedom means freedom for everyone. i didn't use to understand the importance of same-sex marriage, but after learning my brother was gay i wanted the same rights for him. he was the best man at my wedding and i want to be the best man at his. it's only fair that calvin should

tell us more about what is at stake today, renee?er: good morning, dave as you know proposition 8 has been a back and forth battle here in california and today it lands in the u.s. supreme court and here is what it is leading up to the oral arguments and lots of people are lined up outside and that line is growing more this morning and that video is from a few days ago and this will all come down to same sent couples and that was passed in 2008 and it bans same section marriage and it violates their rights, dave. >>> well tickets to see the supreme court argument are technically free but some people paid as much as $6,000 for somebody to stand in line for hours or even days to get them. those are especially cover vetted because they are not allowing them to be broadcast on television and it will air after it begins. >>> justice roberts has been a hit on you tube. >> you and i know family goes deeper than blood. i was lucky enough to be adopted periods. >> stay tuned, you will hear his message coming up at 5:45. >>> a fire forced 20 p

rene marsh is in washington d.c.h more. >> tuesday, same-sex couples are challenging the state's proposition 8. california voters approved the ban. the challengers argued that the 14th amendment guarantees them equal protection and that the find a marriage between just men and women violates their rights. a poll was done and now a lot of americans are in support of gay marriage. a lot of politicians are shifting their-says >> my son came to me and my wife and stated that he was day. >> through personal experience it has also played a role. if and the oil against their will be a justice who has a lesbian as a cousin perry ed >> some reporters of proposition they stated that the voters should be the ones to decide on a marriage. >> our democratic institution is capable of handling this. >> till of the biggest advocates of same-sex marriage are john lewis and stored gaffney. the to have flown took washington d.c. from san francisco to be in the nation's capital for this historic hearing. we spoke with them earlier this

tell us more about what is at stake today, renee?er: good morning, dave as you know proposition 8 has been a back and forth battle here in california and today it lands in the u.s. supreme court and here is what it is leading up to the oral arguments and lots of people are lined up outside and that line is growing more this morning and that video is from a few days ago and this will all come down to same sent couples and that was passed in 2008 and it bans same section marriage and it violates their rights, dave. >>> well tickets to see the supreme court argument are technically free but some people paid as much as $6,000 for somebody to stand in line for hours or even days to get them. those are especially cover vetted because they are not allowing them to be broadcast on television and it will air after it begins. >>> justice roberts has been a hit on you tube. >> you and i know family goes deeper than blood. i was lucky enough to be adopted periods. >> stay tuned, you will hear his message coming up at 5:45. >>> a fire forced 20 p

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valuable artwork -- rene, director of public programs and last on this list but certainly not least gregory stock who is a programming wizard. i'm so grateful for their individual and collective support. i would also like to thank the production manager who is behind-the-scenes somewhere. he's waving. our production manager consistently provide patient and reliable technical support which is beyond value when lecturing to large audiences like those of you gathered today. without further a do, i'm honored to share with you today paintings that comprise the exhibition here at the museum. girl with a pearl earring, from january 26-june 2nd the museum will be the first venue in the american tour of paintings from the royal picture gallery which is located in haik. how many have individual painting in the normal home? a good number of you. this unique museum is often called the jouleewelry box. it has the world's most prestigious paintings from the morris house which toured in 1982, it visited chicago, new york and los angeles. this has been several years in the making . there were approximately

>>rene >>> if you have ever wondered how legendary comics travel, this is how they do it. >> mr.ur car is waiting. >> car? who needs a car? >> he doesn't travel in a car. like a comic book character would travel. he's responsible for spiderman. he's good for an older fella. yeah, he is flipping over rails, flipping over sculptures. >> trees. >> this video set to a song called "stanley's park core." ♪ >> i do like how whoever was doing it wore the exact same v-neck sweater combo. that's stan. >> right. yes. >>> baby go answers the phone. the big news all over the world, we have a new pope. pope francis. of course, as soon as the new pope was named, the videos started rolling in. one came from our favorite francis. >> francis is my name. it's been my name, it's always been my name, always going to be my name. i'm pissed off about it. pope francis, doesn't that make me a pope? >> i would never miss his sermons, i tell you. >> i got a sucker, you know? [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> that's a pope no no. >> that carries more weight behind it now doesn't it when i drop the cds. >> francis has

the city attorneys office and that should be reflected on page 2 and 3 with respect to commissioner rene's recusal. i they he either did vote or should be reflected on the second motion. i think one does vote on one, does one vote on one's own recusal? >> no, he did not. not on another but do you recuse? >> i think if you recuse then you vote. i don't know how that is to be reflected button page 3 it should say he recused and not retaining. >> on page 4 as well and finally with respect to top of page 5, the closed session doesn't properly disclose consistent with 67.16 who was present in the closed session. >> 67.15 of the ordinance has specific language about closed the minutes of a closed session which asks to include who was present and it's not clear from the context who was. so those are my suggested amendments to the minutes. thanks. >> did you get those? they all seem? any other amendments to the minutes? is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> none opposed. it passes.

and yasser arafat took mel gibson to task and also took renee zellweger to task. took the school newspaper at at high school to task. really, really haitz anti-semitism. some of those seem like an overreyak but he feels like he is standing up for a group whenever he feels they are unfairly ma lined. >> assemblyman dove dressed up for a party dressed up in blackface makeup, an afro wig and an orange jersey. [ laughter ] >> jon: what? >> not that it really matters but that is poorly done blackface. he doesn't look like a basketball player but a jew that went on a cruise without a hair product. what possible excuse do you have for do this? >> it was purim. it's when people get dressed up and try to look different and try to be different. >> jon: really, purim. what it's purim. everyone knows on purim you get to be racist. [ laughter ] black history what now? i'm sorry i interrupted you. you were digging a deeper hole. >> on purim people dress up as arabs. everything you can imagine. >> jon: that's not helping. it's purim. you are going to have black guys, arabs the w

renee marsh is also in washington d.c. standing by with the latest.e ruling will not be released until a gem but listening to the arguments, there is already speculation about what way this court is going to rule on this. a new poll finds a majority of americans are in support of same-sex marriage. this is a major shift over the last 10 years that we have seen. that's as good implications for those are around the country and for those in the bay area. we're not going live to renee marsh. >> frigid temperatures and snow did not matter, the line of people waiting outside the u.s. supreme court continued to grow all for a seat to witness a supreme court justices take up same-sex marriage. tuesday, same-sex couples from california are challenging the state's proposition 8. it ban that same-sex marriage in 2008. california voters approved of the ban. challengers argued the 14th amendment guarantees equal protection. the fighting marriage as only between a man and woman the violates their equal rights. according to a cnn all our sepal done just last weekend

that batter is renee and after a warning, well, leon does just that. guess what happens?benches are cleared. the ball breaks out. this is a huge one. leon and mexico's manager were ejected. mexico wins 10-3. mexico had reason to be upset, i guess, because they thought canada was adding on even though they won 10-3. if teams tie, it's a team with the most runs that gets the tiebreaker. highlights at 11:00. ryan starting in the world baseball classic against italy. that will be a good one. >> mindi, thanks very much. >>> we have a big saturday night live coming up tonight, too. steve martin's toying with the fact that they have a lot of folks. chevy chase, tom hanks, justin timberlake. >> thanks for choosing bay area news at 6:00. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >>> there are people who don't belong in this classroom. >> she's been called a bully buster. >> and those people should be terminated from the system. >> a self-described radical, michelle is the most controversial school official in america. >> we impact the lives of children. >> a lightning rod for controversy,

rene, thank you very much. appreciate that. obviously very controversial. we've heard some folks from the airlines in fact some of the stew war deszs saying they're trying to deal with drunk and rulely passengers and that's a difficult thing to consider if they have those small knives that we've been talking about. we're also following this of course the world watching what is happening in the vat condition city, the catholic church's highest body, the cardinals are meeting right now. soon 115 of them will begin choosing who will actually become the next pope. cnn international's becky anderson is in rome. she's joining us. becky, this is kind of cool, right? they're going to lock themselves away tomorrow in the sistine chapel and we might start to see some white smoke at some point, yes? how does this work? >> reporter: at some point. when is an open question though, isn't it? live discussions really over now. the official discussions at least as you say. and the cardinals who are eligible to vote are now as we speak being sworn-in. tomorrow morning they'l

rene marsh is right in front of the supreme court building this morning with the issues expected to beressed in court this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. you know, in just about 2

we are opening up the renee casnaves homes by the bay bridge and we're very, very concerned and actually very excited about moving into a neighborhood that is actually having the dialogue of what it takes to keep a neighborhood complete. we want to congratulate our good friend jim niko and all the hundreds of people that have collaborated on this and have made really hard collaborations. and we're extremely excited and supportive of the additional support for affordable housing. as we know south of market is one the epicenters of displacement, but it's also an epicenter of opportunity where we have buildings like ours and now the san francisco community land trust has just acquired a building and prevented displacement of long-term residents. so thank you very much for your time and your attention to these. >> thank you, mr. tracy. >> praise the lord, supervisors. i live off 6th and howard. i live at the raymond hotel, which is a senior building. i sat on the board for many years and i felt like i have been lied to, because i have fought for a lot of businesses to come into the south of

valuable artwork -- rene, director of public programs and last on this list but certainly not least gregory stock who is a programming wizard. i'm so grateful for their individual and collective support. i would also like to thank the production manager who is behind-the-scenes somewhere. he's waving. our production manager consistently provide patient and reliable technical support which is beyond value when lecturing to large audiences like those of you gathered today. without further a do, i'm honored to share with you today paintings that comprise the exhibition here at the museum. girl with a pearl earring,

my name is pastor rene schlevier. i've been asked by the families of loran butch baker and elizabeth butler to officiate this service. before we begin, will you take a moment to make sure your cell phones are silenced? thank you. >>> i had the privilege of meeting both butch and elizabeth briefly over the years that i've been in santa cruz now, but over the past several days, eve -- i've had the opportunity to learn much more about butch and elizabeth and the kind of people they were. i consider it a great honor to be included in this time of remembrance and reflection. on behalf of the baker family and the butler family and the entire santa cruz police department, thank you so much for coming together here this afternoon to honor detective sergeant loran butch baker and detective elizabeth butler. i want to thank not just the thousands we see here in this space right now but also the many thousands that we saw earlier today outside as the motorcade that we were in made its way here from santa cruz. literally thousand

tubbs said he never made the threatening comments to rene gamboa. pushing her son, couldn't have been him. >> i wasn't even on the field. i was in the stands. >> but after a short confrontation with gamboa's husband, tubbs soon find himself out of the stands in the middle of a vicious melee. >> they knocked me down to the ground, and some guy starts hitting me. well, i focus on him and i get on top of him. and i was able to get a couple of punches in. then i was pulled off of him, kicked, beaten, stomped, everything. he even tried to pull my pants down. >> the men seen on the tape doing most of the kicking, stomping, and beating are these two brothers, gino and joe sirocco. after cops get ahold of the footage, the brothers find themselves in real trouble. they're arrested on felony assault charges, and both plead no contest. joe is sentenced to five years, and gino to two. pico rivera coach tony gonzalez has a hard time explaining to his team just what their parents were thinking. >> it's a shame. our kids are very upset. because they feel that -- t

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rene marsh is right in front of the supreme court building this morning with the issues expected to be addressed in court this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. you know, in just about 2 2.5 hours from now the justices will be zeroing in on the defense of marriage act. they define it as between a man and a woman and that is exactly what the justices will be hearing arguments on both for and against the federal law. >> reporter: protest outside the supreme court is loud and passionate and have a message. >> my family like everyone elses demand our full fundamental rights. >> reporter: opponents of gay marriages not as vocal but they are in the crowd too. holding signs baring their message. tuesday they converged outside the supreme court as the nine justices heard oral arguments on the constitutionality of california's same sex marriage ban known as proposition 8. the justices decision could impact families nation-wide. >> there is some 40,000 children in california. according to the red brief that live with same sex parents. the voice of those children is important

so they intentionally hit rene tasoni with a fastball in the back. that's when things got heated.s ran on to the field. pushing, shoving turned to punches. in all, seven players were ejected. after the game, canada's manager tried to explain he wasn't trying to embarrass mexico by running up the score. he was doing it because of the point system in place at the world baseball classic. that his team felt like they had to score more runs in order to earn more points so they would have a greater chance of advancing to the next round. >> what happened tonight is because of the rulings that they have. regular baseball during the season, you would never see that happening. but because of the run differential, that they have, you play it like a 0-0 game the whole time. >> all right let's talk a little golf, tiger woods started today's final round at doral with a four-shot lead. on saturday he was in total command of his golf game again. even when things could have spun out of control. on the 17th hole, his tee shot turned tree shot. watch the ball, as it gets stuck in the palm tree, neve

when mexico hit rene, it was on.e bench is cleared, cruz was the guy wh