i'm very proud of sally. she's come a long way a year.e's back someone who knows how to speak up for herself and get what she wants out of life and it's really exciting. >> with success stories like this, budget cuts are hurting. people in the community can help? >> yes. if anyone in marin wants to donate to our organization, we're such a small program that it wou make a huge difference. we are being hit very hard by the budget cuts. >> in fact, it could be a small -- as small as money for a bus pass? >> exactly. or maybe new shoes. >> i'm going to thank you both for being here. sally, congratulations on all your success. >> thank you. >> and we do have to take another break. we will find out sports ajust a moment how sports and life skills are being adapt to do make every day easier and fun for everybody in just a moment. >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we've been talking about the challenges and opportunities faced by local people living with disabilities. enjoying golf has been denied to some in the disability community. wi

my name is sally stevens. several weeks ago the rumors started flying that the department might shut down the animal unit. people were very concerned. in other areas, animals are not consistently put down and there is no consistency. san francisco, on the other hand, our rulings in dog court have been taylored to -- tailored to fit the individual dog's situation. youth nashia reserve -- euthenasia reserved for truly aggressive dogs. this early intervention has no doubt saved people from serious injury or worse. when we heard rumors it might close, we were worried all this good work would be lost. i'm happy to say the unit is continuing. they will continue with out-reach and education and euthena sism a only when necessary. officer hicks has expressed interest in expanding the out-reach and education. also we believe there will be better follow-up to make sure dog mandates are being followed. we look forward to working with the animals when they arrive. this is community policing at its best. this department ha

and hillary have done politically. >> and anita, you were pointing out faith is going to play -- as sallytalking about, the article she wrote about on interfaith marriage, that's going to be key to a lasting marriage to them. i think right away they said this was important, they would start out right away. you could see in the joy on their faces when they took their vows. the faith will help them appreciate the good times they will celebrate in their lives from this point forward or also help them weather the challenges that all marriages face. and so clearly i think that's a very hopeful and happy sign to have seen that. >> sally, you made a great point. these are two young adults that came from families that had huge scandals with their fathers. do you think that's helped them bond? >> i think certainly that had a huge fet on them. also, when you asked what they have learn about marriage, they can look at their parents and see the mistakes that were made and can learn from those mistakes. one would hope they could learn from those mistakes. one of the things clearly they have decided to

my name is sally stevens. several weeks ago the rumors started flying that the department might shut down the animal unit. people were very concerned. in other areas, animals are not consistently put down and there is no consistency. san francisco, on the other hand, our rulings in dog court have been taylored to -- tailored to fit the individual dog's situation. youth nashia reserve -- euthenasia reserved for truly aggressive dogs. this early intervention has no doubt saved people from serious injury or worse. when we heard rumors it might close, we were worrie

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if someone loves sally they should be able to marry sally. the due process of our constitutions protects our liberty from the government depriving us of the liberty. >> because walker called marriage a fundamental right he wrote the majority of california voters supported proposition eight is not important. banning same-sex marriage is an artifact at a time when the genders were seen with district roles. >> we don't treat father and mothers with different rights. >> we have decided in family rolls gender should not be as relevant. >> prop ate proponents said same-sex major was not needed. the judge did not accept that writing domestic partnership did not provide the same social meaning as marriage. >> when voters act in the same way as the legislature, both the voters and the legislature have to comply with the constitution. >> same-sex marriages will not resume right a way. the judge wants to hold a hearing on friday before he makes that decision. what if he lets the marriages go ahead and the court of appeals overturns him. what happens to

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if they -- if somebody loves sally they should be able to marry sally whether they are joe or susan. one of the most important fundamental rights as part of our liberty is the right to marry. >> reporter: because walker called marriage a fundamental bright he wrote that the majority of california voters' support of proposition 8 is irrelevant as fundamental rights may not be submitted to a vote. walker also waded into the cultural aspects of marriage by saying, banning same-sex marriage exist as an artifact of a time when the genders were seen as having distinct roles in society and in marriage. that time has passed. >> we no longer treat fathers and mothers as having different rights where mothers automatically get custody and fathers don't. we have now decided that in family roles, gender should not be as relevant for purposes of legal distinction. >> reporter: prop 8 proponents say same-sex marriage wasn't needed because domestic partnerships provided enough benefits to same-sex partners. judge walker didn't accept that argument, either writing, domestic partnerships do not provid

[laughter] >> my notion was so we were going to pass sally rd's case with charles moritz's case. it did not work out that way. the 10th circuit took a long time to decide this case. it was well over a yearetween the argument and the decision. by that time, sally reed's case s in the supreme court and so we did not have the perfect pairing. >> i think that the judge has a comment. >> sometimes it takes us a while to get it right. [laughter] >> judge holloway is still working six days a week. you had another interesting 10th circuit case involving stillwater, oklahoma. credit verses' boren. >> oklahoma had a very city law. [laughter] >> it said that girls could by the near beer at age 18, but the boys had to wait until age 21. the thursday boy is -- the thirsty boys brought this case. i did not become involved until it was in the 10th circuit. they did not make it a class action. they did not think that was necessary because if it took a long time, there was an endless supply of 18 year-old in the fraternities. [laughter] >> it was a convenience store owned are a woman. it was to h

if somebody loves sally, they should be able to marry sally whether they are joe or susan. >> reporterand he said it also violated the right to due process. >> the due process clause of both our state and federal constitutions protects our liberty from the government depriving us of that liberty. one of the most important fundamental rights we have as part of our liberty is the right to marry. >> reporter: because walker called marriage a fundamental right he wrote that the majority of california voters supported proposition 8 is irrelevant as fundamental rights may not be submitted to a vote. walker also weighted into the cultural aspects of marriage by saying banning same sex marriage exists as an artifacts at a time when the genders were seen as having distinct roles in society and marriage. that time has passed. >> we no longer treat fathers and mothers having different rights where mothers automatically get custody and fathers don't. we've now decided that in family roles gender should not be as relevant for purposes of legal distinctions. >> reporter: prop 8 proponents say same s

sally and her partner diego fled to these tunnels just six weeks ago. this is your i.d. from...y shows me her casino i.d., all that's left from her 21 years as a cashier at the frontier hotel before it closed three years ago. >> i knew when they were looking around... >> reporter: you have tears. >> well i have lots of pain, you know? >> reporter: for a while, they laid tiles in homes until the construction boom went bust. the recession really hit you? >> yeah, hit me in my head so bad. >> reporter: now they've laid a line of moss to keep water off their bed. and diego catches the runoff for a shower. you came from cuba here in search of the american dream. this doesn't look like the american dream? >> millions of people lose american dreams already. it's not only me. >> some of them did make poor choices, but that doesn't mean you should give up on them. >> reporter: journalist matt o'brien wrote a book about this elaborate subterranean world of beds with head boards, makeshift pantries, even art on the walls. but this is no place to live. >> down here you have some privacy, yo

[laughter] >> my notion was so we were going to pass sally reed's case with charles moritz's case. it did not work out that way. the 10th circuit took a long time to decide this case. it was well over a year between the argument and the decision. by that time, sally reed's case was in the supreme court and so we did not have the perfect pairing. >> i think that the judge has a comment. >> sometimes it takes us a while to get it right. [laughter] >> judge holloway is still working six days a week. you had another interesting 10th circuit case involving stillwater, oklahoma. credit verses' boren. >> oklahoma had a very city law. [laughter] >> it said that girls could by the near beer at age 18, but the boys had to wait until age 21. the thursday boy is -- the thirsty boys brought this case. i did not become involved until it was in the 10th circuit. they did not make it a class action. they did not think that was necessary because if it took a long time, there was an endless supply of 18 year-old in the fraternities. [laughter] >> it was a convenience store owned are a woman. it was

my name is sally stevens. i'm the chair of the city of animal control for the commission. i'm also chair of the san francisco dog owner's group. last week we heard in the newspaper that the reassignment of officers involved in the vicious and dangerous dog unit and concerned about possible closure of the unit. the community was outraged. we were angry, we were worried, and upset. i have since spoken with the chief and commissioner hammer, and other people. it appeared there was some kind of misunderstanding over what was happening. i was very glad to hear from the chief that there is a lot of support for the unit, the vicious and dangerous dogs unit. this is really a model for the community. it is one of the department's success stories and community leading at its best. at the first signs of tregs aggression, which this unit has largely pioneered, has been githe quite successful. there is a lot of community support for this unit, and that's crucial for this and other units. right now, if there arefully major changes, he might obviously lose that support. i wonder if every

if somebody lost sally they should be able to marry sally whether they are joe or sue son. >> reporter: a law professor was one of dozens of legal experts to criticize prop 8. >> the problem with the prop 8 proponents case is that they really relied on religion and morality, and the constitution does not allow some moral views to be the basis for denying other groups rights. >> reporter: here are some of the arguments judge walker made. banning same-sex marriage exists as an artifact of a time when the genders were seen as having distinct roles in society and in marriage. that time has passed. domestic partnerships do not provide the same social meaning as marriage. that the majority of california voters supported proposition 8 is irrelevant. as fundamental rights may not be submitted to a vote. tradition alone cannot support legislation. the prop 8 campaign was based on a desire to advance the belief that opposite sex couples are morally superior to same-sex couples. both sides said they planned to appeal judge walker's ruling so it's likely this will go to the ninth circuit court of

sally golden's career has taken her from modeling to politics. she's been working for nebraska's legislature for the last 26 years and has no plans to retire. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,644 after falling 54 points yesterday. the s&p dipped 6, and the nasdaq dropped 28. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei lost 258 points, while in hong kong, the hang seng fell 179. >>> the nation's central bank is officially up to speed on the pace of the nation's stalled economic recovery. using carefully crafted words, the fed said yesterday the current recovery has, quote, slowed in recent months, an about-face from its statement in june that the recovery was, quote, proceeding. now, instead of rolling back stimulus efforts, the fed plans to buy up $10 billion in government debt and keep its benchmark interest rate near zero. markets staged a small comeback after the news, but skeptical investors pulled back before the bell. still historical safe bets, health ca

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. >> sally is 6337. the nomination is confirmed. >> and with that, the senate confirmed elenakagan as the newest supreme court justice. her confirmation was assured when five republicans joined all but one democrat to vote yes, when kagan is sworn in on saturday, she'll join ruth bader ginsberg and sonya sotomayor who was president obama's first nominee to the high court. >> for centuries there wasn't a single woman on our nation's highest court. for the first time in our history there will be three women when elena kagan takes her seat. >>> dressed up like cops and committing robbery. police are searching for a group of men responsible for a brazen home invasion. it happened last night before midnight in pleasant hills close to i-680. three suspects walked into an open balcony door and ordered everyone to the floor, even shocking people with stun guns, they got away with electronics, including a big screen tv. investigators believe the suspects knew the victims or at least the layout, because they were

if you require translation assistance, please see sally in the front of the room. we will start the panel discussion now. we are very happy to be joined by a panel of distinguished experts on the subject. and hear their advice and insights. u.s. immigration policy has become a confusing patchwork of contradictions and controversy resulting in the scapegoating of the immigrants, and also a broken system that many say is totally out of touch with reality. the need for wide scaled change has become increasingly urgent as the nation's leaders debate comprehensive immigration reform, local communities need to have a voice in shaping policy. they need to begin to prepare for changes that are sure to come. our panelists tonight are cynthia avitia. mary giovagnoli. in practic practiced, mary. and professor bill hing. and nellie reyes, an immigrant community advocate. we begin tonight dialogue by hearing from each of our panelists. following that, we will hear invited testimony from several individuals directly impacted. the panel will be discussing a number of issues aroun

i think sally stevens said it right. this is the best example of community policing and it is a testament to this department. chief gadown, when he first got the call, hen he first got the call, he said what's this all about? this didn't happen? it looked like bad news, but it turned out to be good news. what i told the community members is that the chief is a man of his word, he did he what he said he would do, and we actually have a better partner in him today. that's a debt e testament to the department, the chief, and the community members who spoke up and said how important it was. officer denny, you have terrific work for many years. thank you so much. sergeant herndon, there comes a time when everybody moves on, and that's the way it goes. it is not our position to dick dathe at a time personnel to the police department. that's the way it goes. at the end of the day, all community members wanted the unit to continue. i think this has been a good opportunity to publicize the city and the great work they have done.

. >> reporter: ibm researcher sally swanson is climng what she calls the mount everest of energy, workingm's battery 500 project. >> this is a sandwich. >> reporter: the goal is to build a car battery that will go 500 miles before needing a recharge. swanson says the battery would revolutionize the all electric vehicle market and do away with many people's recharge anxiety. >> i can get back home if i have to. i can get to my son's house in l.a., whatever. >> reporter: right now ts is the best known of the few all electric vehicles in production, its lithium eye onbaery has a range of about 200 miles. ibm's representave says pound for pound a lithium air battery could be more efficient. the trick is to make use of something light and easily available. air. >> you have ions going in and the air from the atsphere to come and release external energy toe used to drive your car or any device. >> reporter: the benefits of metal air batterielike this one, have been kno for decades. they power millions of small devices likeearing aids. but the challenge has been making them bigger and rechgeable.

. >>> just ahead, one family's fight to let their teenage daughter with special needs play in a sally o olympics basketball program. we'll explain why she's being denied. s >>> would you like a job with that? employment

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. >> reporter: he's directed a raft of hit movie, from "when harry met sally" to "a few good men". but rob reiner made a name for himself playing archie bunker's son-in-law on television's "all in the family". >> hold it, meathead. >> oh, anyone a meathead who doesn't agree with you. >> reporter: i bet no one calls you meathead anymore? >> you're the first person today. >> and what to do when parents think their kids aren't happy campers? one clue is when they start getting letters as bill geist do. >> reporter: the first letter home sounds like a ransom note. this from my daughter at 8 years old. dear mom and dad, i have had an okay time. first i started crying because i missed you. then i got in a fight with amy and everybody was on her side, and i don't like any of their food. and i can't get any sleep around here. mom, call me, i'm not allowed to use the telephone. i love you, say hello to peaches for me. that's our cat. love libby. letters from summer camp. >> we'll also listen to renee fleming foray's into rock. saying farewell, and here are the lead lines for the 15th of aug

sally and her partner fled to these tunnels six weeks ago.r casino i.d., all that's left from her 20 years as a cashier from frontier hotel, which closed three years ago. you have tears -- >> because i have a lot of pain, you know. >> reporter: for a while, they laid tiles in homes until the construction boom went bust. the recession really hit you? >> yeah, hit me in my head, so bad. >> reporter: now they've laid a line of moss to keep water off their bed. and diego catches the runoff for a shower. you came from cuba here in search of the american dream. this doesn't look like the american dream. >> people lose american dream already. it's not only me. >> some did make poor choses but that doesn't mean you should give up on them. >> reporter: journalist matt o'brien wrote a book about this elaborate subterrainian world. but this is no place to live. >> down here you have some privacy. you know, you can kind of live on your own. look, you have a ceiling, two walls and a floor. >> reporter: o'brien's interest has turned into advocacy. >> do yo

and the galaxy felt the chance six minutes after that we started when the portuguese lost and then sally wayne yelled they'd won back ten minutes later corner turned into the well iser marcello's header was blocked by george saunders but the clearance wasn't far from perfect and the ball ended up with the grains to support the second to make it to all twenty minutes from time the visitors strike again said you can always see where the back field to why in this shot is safe but this time it's xabi alonso in the right place at the white time he's a long drive takes a deflection and flies above saunders to make it we won he won had a chance to complete a hat trick six minutes later wait long ball from the seller to put him clear the guard in time fails to convert that time never the last three to the final score a great comeback win for me the us books are today. champions barcelona men while are currently preparing for the upcoming season in china where the on the strength catalans beat local super league champions go on three nil add the bird's nest stadium in beijing that guardiola as ma

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