obviously a guy is going to pay for sex, he's looking for that. he's looking for sex.ee the ramifications of paying someone and they don't see the outcome of a traffic victim. they don't -- i don't think they want to look at that. >> want to walk with me? >> sure. >> if they realize what's going on in this girl's life her background, the physical and emotional abuse she's getg from the pimp i think they would have a different understanding of what it is. >> and while police may not be able to make johns feel the pain of women trapped in the underground sex trade, they can make them feel the pain deep in their own wallets. this is a nice wallet. is this leather? this is nice. >> it became clear in certain areas of town people looking for prostitutes, they better not go there, there's a strong possibility it might be us. if it is we have a whole menu of things we can and will do to you, starting with really making you poor. >> this is the fine. this is if you decide you don't want to pay the fine okay. >> so i think collectively we've driven down the demand in certain ar

>> oral sex. >> oral sex. anything else?> think that was it, maybe a massage. >> did you send any photos to this person? >> of my private parts. i'm digging myself a hole, aren't i? he insists that he would not have had sex with a 13-year-old. >> i [ expletive ] up my marriage. i [ expletive ] up my life. i don't deserve any of it. meaning my life, my wife. >> how long have you been married, michael? >> 13 years. >> and there are more married men about to show up at our hidden camera house. this is 43-year-old manuel uson. he's a plant supervisor for a large automaker. he's here after chatting online with a girl who told him she was 13. >> wow. this is your place? >> yeah. it's nice, huh? so look, i got the hot tub uncovered. >> wow. >> if you're wondering what he's doing in this strange backyard with a girl he's never met before, take a look at what he said online, using the screen name bendix632 he types "we're gonna take a shower, both of us." he tells the decoy, "you will give me oral sex" and using graphic language says

about same sex -- >> what key players are saying about today's decision about same sex marriages. >>> and a fatal crash involving a child, still leaving traffic snarled >>> it is friday december 7th, i'm keep wayne in for gasia mikaelian this is bay area news at 7:00. today, california voter approved ban on same sex marriage in what could result in a landmark civil rights ruling. the justices will exam the u.s. appeals decision in february that found proposition 8 unconstitutional. today, san francisco's city attorney says a shift in public opinion about same sex marriage since proáp prop 8 passed a few years ago. >> i could think of no other case to take up if it is going to take up a case, is this case. coming at a particularly optune time. >> reporter: the supreme court agreed to look at a new york case that found the federal defense marriage act denies legally married same sex couples the benefits. our coverage continues with patty lee live in san francisco with reaction from two key players and one couple that remains in limbo, patty? >> reporter: today's announcement caught a lo

and also i talk about sex. >> joy: i know, you have the sex therapist. >> that's true.sex. >> joy: what happens with alzheimer's. >> i'm not an expert on the disease. just on human relations. >> joy: right. >> there is a diminishing of control. people walk around with their flies open or women my take a caregiverrer's hand to touch them. the control is not there. and we have to tell the caregiver not to say that this is dirty, but they don't have to satisfy it. they have to be aware and be aware and not be upset about it. so anybody who--even a prudish type of person before he had alzheimer's can suddenly become a randy old man? >> yes, that's what i've learned. what is important the caregivers have to know about it. the other thing that caregivers have to know is the people, the family, they might have sex with the alzheimer's patient and then they forget about it. they can't say was it good for you. >> joy: if it was good for you what? was what good for me? >> you have to speak about it. we now know there is a topic of conversation that has to be on television. >> joy

then voters passed proposition 8 banning same-sex marriage. when gay couples challenged prop 8, both the state supreme court and the federal ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. many supporters of same-sex marriage were hoping the supreme court would not take this case. therese stewart is san francisco's deputy city attorney. in many ways, this is bad news for you. >> it's bad news in the sense that if we had-- if the court had denied review we would have seen marriages very quickly within a few days, again, not only in san francisco but all over california. >> reporter: opponents of same- sex marriage say the supreme court should uphold the will of california voters, defining marriage as only between a man and a woman. >> it's important to remember that still in the vast majority of states, four out of five states, the people have chose on the either vote themselves or their elected representatives to stake with traditional marriage. >> reporter: for paul and jeff, the supreme court decision

him being a sex offender alone won't keep you off the yard at limon. we got 160, 170 sex offenders.e has to give it a shot. when we informed him half the night that he would be moved to unit one and be moved into general population, he told us that this may happen to him. >> i told you it was going to happen. and it happened. these fools don't see that i'm the management problem of the [ bleep ] century. >> no, i bet you are the management problem of the century. sit down. >> anyway, it happened. i got [ bleep ] on my miera in five. >> miera is aric miera. one of the ad seg inmates we interviewed about shreiber. >> in my eyes, it is my duty as a man to put the fear of god into this man. >> looks pretty self-inflicted to me. >> oh, oh, yeah, it's self-inflicted. sure. what, are you from the [ bleep ] planet mars? don't act like you're [ bleep ]. >> hey. >> neither one of you are [ bleep ] psychotic. >> we haven't cussed at you. don't cuss at us. >> don't treat me like that. >> you show your respect. >> fine. fine. >> understood? >> yes, sir, i do understand. but i certainly didn't [

and you may not be able to count california as a true same-sex marriage state because same-sex marriage has come about in california not by virtue of the voters or legislature, but as a result of the federal court. >> there are three months virtually for the first time where voters approved same-sex marriage, so the political, the cultural if not the legal landscape have changed a lot in the past couple years. how does that affect the supreme court? how do they look at all that? >> various justices have made clear that in deciding whether there is a national right that is protected in the name of the constitution, the 14th amendment, depends in part on kind of how deeply rooted the claim is in our nation's history and tradition. it used to be that the court focused on history and tradition kind of from long ago, but in one of the most relevant cases, a case from texas, justice kennedy, and this was a case called lawrence versus texas that involved a criminalization of same-sex activity, justice county said the tradition and history that matters is the recent history and tradition. now,

one is that it seems like same-sex couples and same-sex families because one of the things if we have time is same-sex couples raising children. i'm not, but many do. they are sort of being made to pay the price for, you know, father abandonment by heterosexual fathers. that is, that because there is this problem where fathers don't stick around and support and love their children, that we can't support relationships of of people who don't happen to fall in the love heterosexually. >> guest: well, it's only a price if you believe you have a right to have your relationship called marriage. in my view you've decided, probably for good reason, that taking on a woman and her children is not something that's right for you, right? >> host: or him. >> guest: it's not that i'm trying to make you pay a price, it's just that what you want to do is not marriage, in my view. >> host: no, and and that i understand. but there are, of course, many people, families and so on who want to somehow acknowledge and support that, want the law to be able to acknowledge us as the families we with understand

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ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex.o not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to your doctor. >>> big money headlines, first a jump in jobs pumped up prices and 5,000 shades of green. joining me now morgan brenner, staff writer. good morning. >> good morning. >> the latest jobs report shows 36,000 jobs added in november, that brings down the unemployment to a near five-year low at 7.7. the numbers beat the expectations. are there any caveats here. >> there are. it's better than what analysts expected. i would say there's three cav t caveats here. the first, the numbers for september and october downwardly revised by 50,000 les

the other is the famous proposition 8, in caiforni which would hav fordden same-sex marriage in that>> four years ago, voters in california approved proposition 8, an amendment to the state's constitution banning same-sex marriage in the state, only to have it overturned two years later by a federal judge who said the amendment denied gays and lesbians the equal protection of the law guaranteed by the u.s. constitution. >> "today, we are more american because of this decision..." >> a huge decision that would require all states to recognize gay marriage should the u.s. supreme court agree. the second case involves the federal defense of marriage act-doma, for short. the law denies same-sex couples who marry the same federal benefits routinely accorded heterosexual marriages, including many tax benefits like the right to file a joint return. doma is being challenged by edie windsor, whose relationship with thea spayer spanned more than 40 years. they had met in the early sixties and were at one another's side for decades. they registered in new york city as domestic partners as soon a

and they move in when a deal for sex has been made.he first goal is to identify and rescue juveniles from traffickers. >> i'm not from here. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> in this case, the young woman is 18 but she's not from detroit, and investigators suspect she's being trafficked. >> did you purchase the room or someone else purchase for you? >> are they here? >> no. >> they think her pimp may be nearby watching and waiting. >> these girls are brought into a hotel, separated from their family and friends or any support group they have, and they stay in a hotel waiting for the next call. >> before you go anywhere, is there anything i need to be aware of of anything in the room. any guns? >> no guns, no weed, there is some alcohol. >> she tells police she was recently kicked out of her mother's house and is relatively new to the game. without meaningful intervention, sanchez says girls like this are high risk for getting an addiction. >> we arrest hundreds and hundreds of girls involving prostitution, and only a handful are the ones n

>> no. >> did you know about sex? >> no. and i didn't even know the difference then between boy and girl because i only have sisters. when i first told my grandmother that my mother's friends was touching me, oh, you just saying that because you don't want your mother with nobody but your dad. if the men is touching me, he's touching me. so after i told her and she didn't believe me, i just wouldn't say nothing to nobody. >> with no family to turn to, young tina was forced to grow up fast and hard on the streets of detroit. turned out by the age of 13, she would be brutalized by one pimp after another. and every time she tried to get out of the life, there was always hell to pay. >> you'll get burned. you done get your nails pulled out with pliers. i have been stabbed here in my chest. i have a screwdriver stabbed in my face from my first kid's father because i said that i wasn't going out to work. i've been stabbed in my shoulder. i was burnt on my back with an iron because i said i wasn't going to be no prostitute. >> so w

he'll also have to register as a sex offender. the man's wife turned him in after finding images on his computer. the school district put him on paid administrative leave at a time. >> two bay area students say they were fed up with getting bullied but it's what they say the school did after it was reporting that makes the story interesting. >> then in six minutes, how some santa -- secret santas are making christmas special. >> a warning for women. police say this rape suspect is preying on women in the bay area. well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase. and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. . >> richmond police are warning residents to take precautionses following attacks o of three women. they say this man raped a woman at knife point and attacked another woman. all of these attacks happened when women walked alone at night in richmond. they say the man followed the women in a white four door sedan prior the the attacks.

the polling today the work more towards a same-sex marriage but it was also in towards more same- sex marriages and 200 weeks before the election. >> i will have more reaction from this meeting in san francisco and from the comments from andy puno.. and 6:00 p.m. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >>pam: and lee hsien read has also been getting reaction from the community of alecia reed. -- >> live in berkeley. a lease thalecia reed? >> it has been a hot topic. not just at the supreme court people that we spoke with have hopes that the law will be passed. people get married every day but in california and it is still legal for only the opposite sex couples to join in union. while some were exchanging vows the u.s. supreme court was granting a review of proposition 8. >> they should be able to get married, love is love if that is what they want. the marriage equality has been the topic of conversation for quite some time. people did not hold back on sharing their opinions. >> they should be able what they want to be. >> we are all people, we all of the same number of chromosomes. i'm a decent p

. >> lurking in the online ads for sex. >> is this kim? >> and luring the unsuspecting to a rendezvous with death. >> hey, how are you doing? >> while pimps and hustlers sell young women on a promise of protection. >> let me holler at you for a minute. >> somebody that's involved in this business should be able to protect anybody that gets down with them. >> they're not protectors. they're exploiters. >> they were selling my granddaughter. >> and whenever something goes bad or goes wrong, they're going to abandon you. >> msnbc goes undercover for a closer look at life and death in the deadly game of sex for sale. >> people are closing their eyes. open your eyes. before it's your child. >>> today in detroit on street corners and on the internet, selling sex to strangers has become a deadly proposition. >> recently there have been two separate incidences where two young ladies in each incident have been discovered deceased in vehicles on the east side of detroit. >> we have four homicides of which a serial pattern is developing. >> the first

supreme court to take up same-sex marriage. the court agreed to hear a challenge to the defense of marriage act. a provision limits the range of health, pension and tax benefits. the acts was passed in 1996 and signed into law by former president bill clinton. they were plaintiffs in the 2008 lawsuit that claimed california's ban on same-sex marriage violated the state's constitution. >> love knows no difference. and so when a human loves another human being they should have that right and that freedom to marry. >> they have been together for 25 years. more coverage of the decision, including an interview with gavin newsom, go to www.ktvu.com. >>> new at 10:00 p.m., a new way to gauge the economy during the holidays. ktvu's maureen naylor is live where the company christmas party moved out of the lunch room. >> reporter: tonight several venues tell us the holiday party is making a come back. >> reporter: bartenders uncorked the wine where a start up hosted a christmas party for employees. >> everybody is hands on. nice to be ab

supreme court to take up same-sex marriage.ourt agreed to hear a challenge to the defense of marriage act. a provision limits the range of health, pension and tax benefits. the acts was passed in 1996 and signed into law by former president bill clinton. they were plaintiffs in the 2008 lawsuit that claimed california's ban on same-sex marriage violated the state's constitution. >> love knows no difference. and so when a human loves another human being they should have that right and that freedom to marry. >> they have been together for 25 years. more coverage of the decision, including an interview with gavin newsom, go to www.ktvu.com. >>> new at 10:00 p.m., a new way to gauge the economy during the holidays. ktvu's maureen naylor is live where the company christmas party moved out of the lunch room. >> reporter: tonight several venues tell us the holiday party is making a come back. >> reporter: bartenders uncorked the wine where a start up hosted a christmas party for employees. >> everybody is hands on. nice to be able to

california's ban on same-sex marriage. the court may take up federal defense of marriage act which bars federal benefits to same-sex couples flash flood the court does review prop 8, a ruling will come -- before june if the justices refuse to hear the case lower court decision declaring the ban unconstitutional would stand allowing weddings to resume within days. stay with the abc7 morning news if announcement comes during this newscast we'll buy it to you right way. >>> storm watch in the aftermath of weekend storms that hit northern california one of the hardest hit areas in a lafayette neighborhood big sinkhole there we have a reporter on scene we'll tell you more. on mountain view near mount diablo boulevard. we'll check in with amy hollyfield. >>> people who live in a vallejo mobile home park are back home after being flooded out over the weekend. the mobile park was under water yesterday as a creek feeding the lake overflowed whitewater rapids flowing through the middle of that mobile home park. this morning the wate

the ban on same sex marriage would have been lifted. andy pugno from 'protect marriage dot com' spoke with kron4 on the phone earlier today. finally, we are going to have a shot at a fair hearing in front of the supreme court. ultimately, we could prevail. twice, the people of san francisco have sided with traditional marriage. and they say that today that the polling is with the traditionait is a sidig with-same-sex marriage was also a siding with that in 2018. >> new at eight. a modesto father could face legal trouble. for giving his young son medical marijuana. however. he argues. it is the only thing that has helped get the boy's rare form of epilepsy, under control. jason david says, his son consumes a type of marijuana which he says does *not contain t-h-c. t-h-c is the chemical that produces a high. david's 6-year-old son suffered violent seizures. and was taking so many medications that he was suffering withdrawals from trying to quit them. the father says, a doctor suggested using marijuana. and he is convinced the pot has save

the two men who will argue on behalf of same sex marriage are an unlikely duo.nd as cnn's gloria borger tells us, the story plays out like a hollywood script. >> reporter: it is a script that could have been written in hollywood. the opening shot, a lunch in the polo lounge at beverly hills hotel. it starts where you might expect, with a hollywood heavy hitter. director and actor rob reiner. >> this was after proposition eight went the wrong way for us. >> reporter: the launch took place in november 2008 a week after the election. obama won the white house. but gays and lesbians lost the right to marry in california. >> we try to figure out what to do next. then we thought about the idea of a possible legal challenge to proposition eight. and serendipitously a friend of my wife's came by the table. >> reporter: the friend suggested they would find an ally in her former brother-in-law, who turned out to be ted olson, a towering figure in the conservative legal movement. so that stunned you, right? >> yes, more than stunned me. it stunned me, but i said if this is

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you know, i mean, it ain't all about sex. it's a real marriage of the heart for us. know, it may not be lawful or, you know -- but to us it's real. >> at the time of the shoot jennifer's confinement prohibited any contact with danica. their feelings about being separated for the past ten days were palpable. >> i was writing her last night. i said, "hey, sexy lady. girl, you drive me crazy." >> how have i been spending my days? crying. looking at pictures and crying. >> and i said, "i feel so dead inside without you." and i said, "my eyes" -- i said "my eyes don't shine and everything looks so gray." >> today was the first day i've smiled and that's because i seen her through a crack in the top of a window. >> the only chance they have of being reunited soon is if jennifer's fighting charge is dropped or reduced at her disciplinary hearing. the outcome could be the difference between seeing danica within a matter of hours or months. >> so they read you your rights on march 15. you understand your rights? okay. so i'm going to charge you with the c-4. i'm going to dism

and had solely focused on gay sex and criminalize gay sex. these laws came before the courts, both state courts and federal courts over the years, ending with a resounding defeat for gay civil rights advocates a supreme court decision called bowers versus hardwick in 1986. that decision had declared any, what the court called right to homosexual sodomy was at, there was no fundamental right to such a thing. that there was no right of privacy extended to protect gay people and their intimacy, even in their own homes, and even as adults. and there, the law, constitutional law stood until lawrence v. texas came along in 2003 and change that. there was a development happening at the same time, which is that the states, one by one, were either repeatedly legislatively or having overturned through judicial action their own state sodomy laws. so we went from situation in 1960, where all 50 states had some kind of sodomy law which applied to both heterosexual and gay sexual activity. two, by making it six, about half the states still having such laws

will the supreme court finally step in and resolve the issue of same sex marriage. >> swollen rivers. flooded streets. fallen trees and people in the dark. this a little november storm just gave the bay area a nasty beating and the second round in the fight is not over yet. paul deanno, it's not over yet. >>> cbs 5 high definition doppler is still showing some rainfall. we had widespread rainfall rates about a half inch of rain per hour. tonight scattered showers out there with very small pocket of moderate rainfall. one of those pockets is right over the top of heelsburg. some scattered showers around paulo alto. and walnut creeks. the break between these soakers round two and round three that continues tonight. there will be scattered showers over night and through the day on saturday but not the widespread heavy rainfall. that said, there's more heavy rain before we're done. that's why the flood watch haves gone nowhere. for the north bay and the coast. a flood watch for the russian river. the problem is the ground is saturated from the rainfall we got today. from morgan hill and p

the state's ban on same-sex marriage.he justices also agreed to take up another related case - the federal defense of marriage act. their decisions aren't expected to come until june. until then. the state ban >> and newly released court documents reveal a very dark picture of a former albany middle school teacher accused of engaging in lewd and lascivious acts with at least one of his former students. izumizaki sent thousands of text messages. pictures and videos. to the girl. which lead to an intimate relationship between the izumizaki took his own life >>pam: new at eight. richmond police have released a pair of sketches of a man wanted for abducting and sexually assaulting two women. and attempting to kidnap a third. within the past six kron-4's jeff bush is in richmond tonight with the new details. jeff? >> this 23 to street corridor is his hunting ground. there are two different police sketches, the left is the longer air and the right with the shorter hair. they believe that this is the same person, with 5 ft. 7 in

the battle over same sex marriaa unique story here in california. we were only the second state to allow it, and the only state to then ban it. it began back in 2004 here in san francisco. over a period of one month, san francisco issued some 4,000 marriage licenses to same sex couples under the direction of then mayor gavin newson. the ban was later ruled unconstitutional. same sex marriages will remain on hold until this case is finally settled by the u.s. supreme court. for more on today's announcement and reaction, go to cbssf.com. >>> a mother and her young son were killed on a head-on collision on the byron highway, which had just reopened. the chp says the truck driver had slowed for stopped traffic when a car coming in the opposite direction lost control and slammed in to it. the truck driver was not hurt. >>> police in the east bay are on the hunt for a kidnapper and rapist. investigators say these two sketches are of the same suspect from two separate crimes. one in you know, one last month. both attacks have happened in richmond's gavin c

should same-sex marriage advocates, karen, be nervous or pleased about this?ory will show they should be pleased and that this will be the day that, you know, this process where in the same way that loving v. virginia opened up rights for people like my parents to get married, this will be the beginning of the decision where we recognize that same-sex couples should enjoy the same rights and benefits of marriage. i hope it is the start of what is the american journey for expanding rights of every american. >> given the current composition of the court, i am nervous. i do not yet share karen's optimism. i'm concerned the court will move to take away the rights of gay people to get married and let states block it where they want to. i think we would need to focus on two people. where does justice kennedy go? and he's being interested in individual liberty. perhaps he will vote with the liberals. and i also look optimistically at justice roberts who in the aca decision shows us he cares about the court's legacy. he doesn't want to be part of a decision that later

same sex marriage was banned after it was briefly legal.a trial there, and said that law, proposition 8, banning same sex marriage, is unconstitutional. that was affirmed on appeal, that is now appealed to the supreme court and they will now decide whether proposition 8 is constitutional or not. >> when we talk about this as being a historical sort of review, clearly there were different laws passed at the state level. so now it is really up to the federal government to kind of step in and say, okay, this is where we have to come together on our thinking. >> it is up to the united states supreme court. not the federal government. the federal government, the last word they have is the defense of marriage act. and what makes this so significant is that the supreme court has not really engaged with the issue of -- of gay rights since 2003. nine years. that's a long time. the country has changed dramatically in those nine years. there is a new gallup poll out that says 53% of americans support same sex marriage. our cnn exit poll said 49% of pe

they were not having sex. they never had sex. the police burst in and start questioning them about who has a gun, and for them, it comes out of nowhere. he reacted to quite angerly. he had been drinking a bit. he acknowledged that. he was engaged in the form of civil disobedience, and as i said in an interview it was about six months before he died, he told me about what had happened and said the police had told bald face lies about the men having sex. he was upset about it. that's part of what drove him and i think garner, the part what drove them to challenge the arrest which they ultimately decided to do after, you know, some persuasion efforts. >> host: yes. the story gets more interesting as it goes along. it's the case, isn't it, that john lawrence and garner preference was to say, plead not guilty and say it was totally false report. we were not having sex. the police burst in, got angry at us and dragged us off to jail for something we didn't do. on the other hand for the gay rights lawyers, i take it the view was the out

california's ban on same-sex marriage. we will have more news on this historic case. >> and after the rain and wind. the bay area is in joint sunny skies and warmer temperatures this weekend. >> we are waking up to a pretty dense fog. there is a fog advisory that has been issued. for the afternoon will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer that yesterday. into the evening we do have clear skies and it may get pretty breezy and the high elevations. visibility is down less than a quarter mile. the second look at the visibility charge. fairfield in concord are at about a mile. if you're going to be driving should allow yourself extra drive times and turn your headlights on. the >> temperatures are chilly for the start of this morning. 34 degrees in vallejo and we're expecting a pretty mild afternoon. 63 degrees in santa rosa and low 60's for down in the peninsula. your full extended forecast will be coming up. >> we will continue to track the weather after a few weekends of bed storm. it is expected to be a nice few days across

you shouldn't know anything about sex. if it's continuously happening to you like it was to me, you start to feel like what are you good for, what are you here for? i sometimes used to ask myself in the mirror, why am i here? >> with the lines of communication down, mother and daughter started drifting dangerously apart. soon raleigh began to look elsewhere for what she felt she could no longer find at home. >> as a parent i blame myself. i blame myself for putting her in the situation and not knowing. i blame myself for not being there for her. you know, because that's to me a mother's job, to be there, to know what's going on, and to make it right. and i didn't. >> up next, raleigh learns the ugly truth about life in the life. >> it's a career that's like the pits of hell. to the best vacation sp(all) the gulf!%q!ff;f;+ it doesn't matter which of our great states folks visit. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississi

earth where people of the same sex can marry? will it? some day, i would say. why? for a very american reason? freedom, liberalism usually wins out. it can take some time. the important rights do take time. time for the right to settle into the country's conscience. it took time for be a bol ligs of slavery and honest reflection out of which comes a freer, more liberal america. that's the way it's been and here i think the way it will be. so keep the faith. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts right now. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news for the first time the supreme court will take up the issue of guy marriage. it's a major step into the one of the key civil rights issues of our time. the court announced today it will rule whether a federal law denying benefits to same-sex spouses is unconstitutional. >> the defense of marriage act, defining marriage as the legal union of one man and one woman. the court also announced it will decide where the california's proposition 8, which bans same-sex marriag

no arrest in that case, but police believe it's not related to the sex assault last night at the econo lodge. and here at the econo lodge, they say they plan to add more security lights, more security cameras, and a security guard. live in prince william county, i'm pat collins, news4. >>> we now have surveillance photos of a bombing suspect who damaged an atm at a bank in fredericksburg. police say the suspect appears to be wearing a ski mask, jeans, dark colored hoodie, and they're hoping these images will lead to an arrest. that bombing happened early yesterday morning at the virginia credit union. someone put an explosive device at the base of the atm near the drive-in window. the bank and six apartments nearby were temporarily evacuat evacuated. >>> president obama was in falls church of fairfax county visiting a family today to talk about the looming fiscal cliff. the president met with high schoolteacher tiffany santana and her husband and parents. tiffany wrote to the white house in a social media campaign to talk about looming -- how the looming tax increases would impact midd

will they or won't they rule on same-sex marriage?ome sort of announcement had been expected today. the justices did meet but they were not ready to announce how and when they will deal with this issue. cbs 5 political reporter grace lee with what happens next for proposition 8 in california. grace. >> reporter: well, dana, this could be it. monday morning we could know if same-sex marriages will resume within days here in california. or it could mean more waiting for thousands of couples who have not been allowed legal marriage status for years now. but knowing that the highest court in the country could be making that landmark decision soon has a lot of people waiting anxiously. >> reporter: music brought them together five years ago the same year california allowed same-sex marriages from june until prop 8 the ban on same- sex marriage passed with 52% of the vote in november of 2008. >> we thought we shouldn't rush into it a few months into our relationship so we waited. >> reporter: are you ready now? >> very much. very much. in f

that makes same-sex marriage illegal in the state.n is expected next year. >>> in our second story, a royal hoax turns tragic as the nurse who received a prank called committed suicide. two australian radio hosts called a london hospital pretending to be queen elizabeth and prince chars and seeking information about the pregnant duchess of cambridge. they are now suspended from their jobs. the duke and duchess released a statement friday saying they are deeply saddened by the nurse's death. >>> the secret service is red-faced today after revelations the agency lost sensitive computer tapes. the tapes, which contained information on agents and investigations, were accidentally left in a pouch on a subway train. it actually happened in 2008, but the tapes have never been found. an investigation is under way and changes to agency protocol have already been made. >>> and number four, president obama is asking congress for $60.4 billion in emergency aid for superstorm sandy recovery. that request falls short of total damage estimates. gove

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the washington state same-sex marriage law takes effect today. the governor signed the law wednesday night during a ceremony at the state capitol. there's a three-day waiting period. >> professional hockey returning to verizon center tonight for one night. ahl showcase. tickets are sold out before the game. it's at 7:00 p.m. there are signs ice could be sawing between players and owners in the 82nd day of the lockout. -- ice thawing. talks will continue today. the work stoppage has wiped out all games through december 14 as well as new year's day, the winter classic, and the all-star game. >> facebook's rivalry with twitter deepens and hundreds of jobs are on the chopping block. >> linda bell has more. >>--ellen braitman . >> citigroup will cut 11,000 workers worldwide. other banks will have cuts next year as well. let's talk fiscal cliff. the median prediction is 1.5 million jobs may be lost next year including 110,000 in the defense industry if lawmakers fail to come up with an agreement soon. let's talk about the rivalry between twitter and fa

supreme court dives into the debate over same-sex marriage. justices have agreed to review california's prop 8. as john black stone tells us that means gay marriages are still on holiday cross the state. >> reporter: for five months in 2008 same sex couples in california could marry really. then voters passed proposition 8 banning same-sex marriage. when gay couples appealed it, it was ruled that banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. many supporters were hoping the supreme court would not take this case. teres stewart is san francisco's deputy city attorney. >> in many ways this is bad news? >> it is bad news in the sense that if the court had denied review we would have seen marriages quickly within a few days. again not only in san francisco. >> opponents say the supreme court should uphold the will of california voters defining marriage as only between a man and a woman. >> it's important to remember that still in the vast major the of states, four out of five states, the people have chosen to either vote themselves or their electe

one of them is california's ban on same sex marriage.ition eight which voters approved in 2008 but lower courts ruled that it was not constitutional. the other case the court agreed to hear is from new york. it challenges the federal law called the defense of marriage act that requires the government to deny federal benefits to legally married gay couples. it prohibits federal recognition of same sex marriages. it was passed in 1996 and signed by the president. reaction in san francisco's castro district included a range of emotions, yesterday's decision means same sex couples in california must put marriage plans on hold. gay couples could have started marry figure the court had decided to deny review and let the lower court ruling stand. activists say they feel some momentum from those november elections. >> three states legalized same sex marriage just a month ago. the tide is shifting. >> i want it to be tackled. i want to get married and i want to be married in any state and have it recognized. >> many people say they are happy that

she thinks that porn is the gateway to sex addiction.teway drug, unlike drugs or alcohol users don't even realize they're dealing with something that might proof to be addictive. >> in the past, i was skeptical about this, too like sex addicts, yeah, it's called men right, and to some degree women because we have d.n.a. we're we're instructed to do that. we're built to do that. in my old age again i've become more reasonable. there are some people who have an unhealthy addiction and will destroy their lives, bank accounts, to go to prostitutes,ette set at a. i think it's real. >> i totally think it's real. i know people who have allegedly. there's not a great deal of see this for it, oh, my gosh, i feel terrible, my friend's addicted to sex. >> cenk: he keeps getting laid over and over again. i feel terrible for him. >> there's a compulsiveness about it that leads to addiction a. >> cenk: are we nan mouse? >> people going through a tough time are looking for something to escape, too and a lot of times it is drugs and alcohol. a lot of ti

what do you usually talk about -- (man) sex. (steven soderbergh) "sex, lies" i think was a fluke.t's being used as a bench mark in a financial sense. and i think that's a mistake. independent films shouldn't be judged like that. these are films ordinarily that don't cost a lot to make and don't have to make a lot of money. (narrator) soderbergh first drew attention at the sundance film festival, a yearly ent held in park city, utah. one of the premiere festivals for american independent films, sundance has a reputation for showcasing unknown talent and attracting the attention of hollywood. i remember sort of seeing steven soderbergh around before the screenings of "sex, lies, and videotape" in sundance and no one knew who this guy was. he was having dinner alone. i just want to ask you a few questions like, why do you tape women talking about sex? huh? (todd mccarthy) and suddenly the next day, redford and sydney pollack and universal and everyone is just calling him up. i don't find turning the tables very interesting. well, i do. tell me why, graham. why? his life is never goin

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. >> life gets better because ideas have sex. >> wait, ideas have sex? >> yes. >> ideas spread. when they meet they can mate. >> because of that we live in a wonderful world. that is our show tonight. >> now, john stossel. ♪ i think to myself ♪ what wonderful world >> what a wonderful world? what are they talking about? all we hear from the media is doom, unemployment, pollution, social conflict, all the things exist but couldn't once in a while someone put it in perspective? this man did that. i usually don't like to put on swedish public health professionals or danish public health professionals they put the world's attentiongentleman because he gave a tech talk, technology entertainment design, many are boring but his talk has been viewed 100,000 times. here is part of it. >> i was only four years old when i saw my motherlode the washing machine for the very first time in her life. even grandma was invited to see the machine. throughout her life, she had been heating water with fire hood and hand wash laundry for her seven children and sat down in front of the machine and she

a pretty big day for same sex couples. reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> baltimore county school superintendent proves he is open to all suggestions with making your child's school better place. dr. dance held the first of two student town hall meetings yesterday. about 60 county high schoolers attended that meeting and they got to chance to ask their superintendent direct questions about what he's doing to improve the schools. >> and i think we'll have a really, really good plan for being reacted. what i try to do is change the conversation to be proactive. when you're proactive you actually have environments that are built where kids feel like they're connected to the school. that's why you always hear me talk about do our kids really feel like someone at the school knows them and understands them and they can go to the person if they have a problem with anything. some schools are doing extremely well. some schools are building the system now. >> he is also engaging students through so

they hit it off, and had sex. i wore a condom. >> what he didn't do was tell his friend about having hiv. he looked for treatment at a local hospital, and they called police. rhodes was arrested, charged with criminal charges, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison. >> i served over a year locked up. some of it in maximum security. and some of it in solitary confinement. and i still have to register as a sex offender for the rest of my life. >> the attorney is rhodes new lawyer, he is asking the iowa supreme court to overturn rhodes conviction. >> this case in particular was compelling, it really was a good example of the ways in which these laws are misused by the justice system to punish people in very severe ways for things that should not even be crimes. >> about a thousand miles away in louisiana, a similar case. robert subtle said his partner knew he had hiv, but after a messy break-up, he went to the police, he was charged. >> i was arrested at work and booked. >> to avoid a possible ten-year sentence, subt

they don't know why a sex tape with minors is worth playing in court. >> i think exposure to sex tapes at this period of time is appalling. it is basically about character assassination. >> reporter: there will witnessing twoidaries -- there will four months later her remains were found. her death was ruled a homicide a day later but it took another year to make an arrest. the defense won't tell us all their attacks, but one an is a witness -- is a witness that claims he saw her alive. >> otherwise, if the state believed that she was murdered in cecil county then it would be there. >> the defense claims it shows johnson and barnes are friendly, which is quite different from what we've painted. that was back in april. it also brings in question if anyone will be charged with possessing child pornography. right now we don't know if dena barnes or anyone else will be charged. to close the courtroom, that will need to be determined before the date. >>> now phylicia barnes was last seen dwoyears ago -- two years ago today. police searched for her, but it was months before there were any ans

. >> when we return, our investigation to help parolees including sex offenders are using court order to cut off their court order from going back to prison. >> when sex offenders go on parole gps tracking devices are a condition of that parole. of almost 1200 at large offenders violating the tracker mandate almost a thousand are sex offenders and could be in or close to your neighborhood. >> reporter: this department of corrections website may come as you a surprise. updated daily it shows at large parolees bailed on the gps monitoring system. it includes many sex offenders from bay area county such as ronnie cook guilty of sexual battery and darrell from alameda county guilty of wild molestation. >> if you're a sex offender and you're on the loop, you're looked for. >> reporter: ktvu obtained this whistleblower letter. >> you take your ankle monitor off, that suppose the great tool to take care of the really bad guys. they take area ankle monitor off, bye. no problem. >> reporter: assembly bill 109 was realignment bill that change the way the california prison system operate and rem