in the old cars seaton average 58.6. there is a 4.6 seat reduction. it is a common comment that we get from the general public that there are fewer seats and concern about that especially for those riding long distances or those who have a disability that really does require that they not be on their feet for that kind of length of time. fortunately, although we will have fewer seats per car, we will have more seats over all. and what that means is instead of the 669 cars we have today, our fleet size will be much larger and if we can get to our thousand car goal, we'll net a 38 percent increase in seats in the fleet. that means that 6-7-car trains can be 8 or 9 cars and trains that are already 10 cars, for those situation we are working on an upgrade to our train control system that will allow us to reduce our head way and put in more trains to add more seats. then on the standing room, i'm sorry, the new cars will have approximately 10 percent more standing room. >> okay. i notice there is bike racks. is that on every single car? >> the current prop

kristen seaton and jennifer rambo got married on the sidewalk outside the county courthouse and a judgeaved the way yesterday. he ruled that a state ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional. >> and yet this judge has taken it upon himself to decide for all of us what a marriage will be. and that's not how we ought to do things in the united states of america. >> if you go into the doctor's office, they say single or married. and i'd say, well, i'm married, i have a partner. they say, that doesn't unt, you have to be single. i'm so tired of that because we are not single, we are together. >> the attorney general in arkansas said he will appeal that ruling. >>> california assembly members are trying to change the definition of marriage. they wanted to change it to more gender neutral terms. they remove phrasing that marriage is between a man and a woman in state family code. it comes after the u.s. and state supreme court allowed same-sex marriages to resume in california this year. this week's vote had bipartisan support. >> a lot of the different codes say husband and wife. this bill ju

at the head of the line christen seaton and jennifer. >> it's indescribable. i'm in job. first in history. >> the wait ended for hundreds of couples stunned by the turn around. >> i never thought it would happen in my lifetime. we are legally married in the state of arkansas. >> lawful unions held up for years after arkansas voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. a judge ruled that amendment and a parallel law from the 1990s unconstitutional, opening the way for same-sex rush. >> marriage in arkansas would be the union of one man and one woman. >> jeremy cox is present. >> this judge took it upon himself to decide what a memory will be. that's not how we ought to do things in united states of america. >> federal judges in 18 states ruled against bans on same-sex marriage. arkansas may push forward at the supreme court level. a handful of counties issued licences after this ruling. in little rock, overshadowed by a dark chapter in civil rights. the judge reminded the same-sex opponents of the burden of its history saying: . >> 57 years ag

jennifer rambo and kristin seaton were the first couple to obtain a marriage license. >> we're here todayin eureka springs, arkansas to get married. ban fore lifted the same-sex marriage, so we traveled down here today -- >> to exercise our right. >> chuck hagel has voiced support for reviewing the military's ban on transgender service members. in an interview with abc news, he was asked if transgender people should be allowed to serve openly following the repeal of the ban on openly gay and lesbian service members in 2010. hagel didn't not endorse a repeal, but said the ban should be reviewed. >> i do think it continually should be reviewed. i'm open to that, by the way. i'm open to those assessments because, again, i go back to the bottom line. every qualified american who wants to serve our country should have an opportunity if they fit the qualifications and can do it. this is an area we have not defined enough. >> the secretary of defense was speaking on abc. a recent commission cochaired by former surgeon general found "no compelling medical rationale" for banning transgendered indi