ryan owens reports. >> reporter: in san francisco, supporters of gay marriage celebrated. the judge's decision to lift the ban. >> i think this is an amazing day. >> very happy, very excited. >> reporter: but they were quickly tempered by word of another delay. >> the wedding plans are still on hold. >> reporter: a week after federal judge vaughn walker struck down proposition 8, the supported ban on same-sex marriage he ruled they should proceed, just not quite yet. they can go forward beginning on wednesday. the delay gives opponents nearly a week to file an appeal. something they've already vowed to do. >> they have to first convince the court they have a substantial likelihood of ultimately winning this case and, second, that there be some ir irreparable irreparable injury suffered if not. >> reporter: here in predominantly gay west hollywood, the city set up this trellis in a park. they were expecting lines of people. now they say they'll do it all over next week. but couples who have been wait waiting years to tie the knot say they can wait another week. judge walker

ryan owens has the report. >> reporter: a slew of men maimed or murdered from ohio to michigan. >> the suspect in the 14 stabbing assaults in our community has been apprehended. >> reporter: as investigators laid out the details, and the luck, timing and tips that led to a capture, they are learning more about the suspect. he is an israeli citizen here legally with a green card. a 33-year-old with past run-ins with the law. what they don't know is the motivation for allegedly taking out a knife and slashing so many strangers, like 17-year-old etwan wilson. >> that's a question i want to ask him. why? i ask myself and i ask god why, but everything happens for a reason. >> reporter: his story is the same as the others. he is alone in the middle of the night on an urban street when a stranger drives up, asking for help with his vehicle, or in some cases, directions, and starts stabbing. >> this is where they opened me up. >> they had to work on your organs? >> yeah, heart, liver, lungs. he got all of that. >> reporter: that etwan survived is nothing short of amazing. five others did not.

owens ingin tonight with ryan owens in los angeles. good evening toan. >> reporter: good evening to you, george. to couples were lined up here al judge geles and ready to marry today. can, but jus that federal judge said, you can, but just not yet. he wants to give opponents of same sex marriage a few more days to file an appeal. in san francisco, supporters of gay marriage celebrated the judge's decision to lift the an -- >> i think this is an amazing day. day. >> i'm very happy. very excited. >> reporter: -- but those cheers another were quickly tempered by word of another delay. >> the wedding plans are still reporter: a >> reporter: a week after pderal judge vaughn walker struck down proposition 8, the voter-supported ban on same sex marriage, he ruled such marriages should proceed, but iages can got. gay marriages can go forward, beginning on wednesday. >> the small little hiccup for yumy. is onhe law is on our side. just a matter of time. >> reporter: the delay gives opponents nearly a week to file to file . something they've alr

here's ryan owens now. >> reporter: you're watching a home burglary in progress.gine it's your home. that was vince hunter's startling revelation. while the dallas man and his wife were on vacation, 1,500 miles away in connecticut. >> i checked the footage. we see, in real-time, guys in this area. and they had just broken this glass. i said, holy cow. we got to call 911. >> reporter: a new iphone app, which costs all of 5 bucks, sent vince a text message that the motion detectors in his home were going off. his iphone told him to install web cams on the other side of his home. you're watching this. what are you thinking? >> it was surreal. i couldn't believe -- the first thing i couldn't believe was we could do this on our cell phones. really? >> reporter: a few minutes later, dallas police showed up, guns drawn. unfortunately, the burglars were already gone. scared off by the home's alarm system. vince's home had been broken into before. so, he invested in a pretty elaborate security system. init includes, three different cameras that he can watch from any comput

ryan owens reports. >> reporter: in san francisco, supporters of gay marriage celebrated.nk this is an amazing day. >> i'm very happy. very excited. >> reporter: but those cheers were quickly tempered by word of another delay. >> the wedding plans are still on hold. >> reporter: a week after federal judge vaughn walker struck down proposition 8, the voter-supported ban on same-sex marriage, he ruled such marriages should proceed, just not quite yet. gay marriages can now go forward beginning on wednesday. >> the small little hiccup for today. now the law is on our side. it's just a matter of time. >> reporter: the delay gives a opponents nearly a week to file an appeal. something they've already vowed to do. >> they have to first convince the court they have a substantial likelihood of ultimately winning this case. and second, that they be some irreparable injury suffered if there's not a stay. judge walker found these requirements weren't met. my prediction is the ninth circuit is going to agree with that. >> they rule with walker, then we'll take this to the supreme cour

we've been patient, and if this is our opportunity, we're going to take it. >> reporter: ryan owens, and turning now to medical news. a new study is linking acetaminophen to asthma in teenagers. researchers found teens who take the pain reliever just once a month nearly doubled their risk for asthma compared to teens who don't take it. doctors say acetaminophen in medicines like tylenol may have an inflammatory effect or even suppress the immune system. >>> now it's the a-lister versus the factor. earlier this week bill o'reilly accused jennifer aniston of glamorizing single parenthood when she said women don't need to settle anymore to have children. aniston who is promoting her new film about artificial insemination is striking back telling "people" magazine, of course, many women dream of finding prince charming but for those who have not yet found their bill o'reilly, i'm just glad science has provided a few other options. ouch. that's the news at 8:04. time for the weather with marysol castro. i don't know if you can hear me above the screaming girls but good morning. >> good mo

ryan owens is in puerto rico where they're bracing for earl. but first sam is tracking the storm from cocoa beach, florida. good morning, sam. >>> good morning, robin. and it is hurricane earl that everyone is talking about this week because major cities from the eastern seaboard from the carolinas all to way to cape cod will be in that cone of uncertainty where the storm will go all week long. let's get to the boards. we'll show you three tropical systems in the atlantic this morning. of course, danielle the storm that passed earlier. the bright-colored one in the middle of the screen. let's show you what steers earl over the next couple of days. the hurricane center shows it will continue its track toward the east coast of the u.s. and then come up against a cold front that passes later this week towards thursday into friday all the way off the eastern seaboard. so if you're an old pinball fan, that would act as a bumper to take earl and shove it back to sea. otherwise, earl would be working straight toward the u.s. coastline so we'll be watc

that's where we find ryan owens, on the eastern edge of puerto rico. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, to you, robin. we still obviously have a little wind here. but for the most part, hurricane earl has moved away from this island, actually headed in your direction. puerto rico really just got a glancing blow. you can see for example, the boats behind me in the marina, they rode this thing out just fine. but further to the east, this storm left quite a trail of destruction. during hurricane earl tore across the eastern caribbean as a category 4 monster, with winds whipping at 135 miles per hour. fortunately, no island took a direct hit. here in puerto rico, the winds were strong enough to flip this airplane and tear the roofs off several buildings. right now, it's about 8:00 eastern. and hurricane earl is about as close to the island of puerto rico as this storm is going to get. about 100 miles offshore. but as you can see, it is pushing up some very angry waves here. in addition to that, we have seen tropical storm-force winds in excess o