. $70 a ton compared to $10 a ton in wyoming. the fact is, coal here was in trouble long before president obama took offers, declining 63% since the year 2000. these are hard realities to accept. >> it's very painful. it hurts. >> there is so much pain in coal country, yet eastern kentucky, ever proud and increasingly defiant still celebrates coal as a way of life. >> libby joins us from washington. is the economy the number one issue in this mid term election? >> the economy and what it means for jobs. coal jobs make up just 1% of kentucky's workforce but the industry la long had a powerful and wealthy lobbying footprint. in kentucky to be a can't date, you got to be pro coal if you want to be pro job. even though people talk about the economy as their number one concern, telling poll that is for months. what they kept coming back to were their feelings about the can't dates, too they relate to them, do they feel comfortable with their values. >> ultimately, those feelings may trump their own economic interests. health care is a

. $70 a ton, compared to $10 a ton in wyoming.he thing is, coal was in bad trouble before the obama administration. these are hard realities to face. >> its hurts. >> yet eastern kentucky, ever proud and defiant still celebrates coal as a way of life. >> libby casey joins us. is coal the main thing in the mid term elections? >> the economy and what i.t. means for jobs john. coal makes up 1% of the industry's workforce, but a strong lobbying 72nd print. in kentucky to be a candidate you got to be pro-coal if you want to be pro-jobs. even though people talk about the economy as their number one concern, they didn't just tell us that, they told polls that for months, what they kept coming back to is their feelings. do they relate to the candidates do they feel comfortable with their values, ultimately john those feelings may trump their own economic interest. healthcare may be one of the best examples of that. people just don't like it because it's called obamacare. >> libby casey, thank you. as we saw people in kentucky's coal indus

it is one of the arguments you get against wyoming. the logic of the equal state vote says, in effect, that size should be a factor over presentation if you don't have it. meaning small states must have a special interest that somehow has to be protected. in terms of having equal state vote. if all states do not have a state vote, their basic interests are going to be dominated or overridden. the problem with that is, if you ever ask a question, what are the interests of small states, you cannot come up with an answer. let's go across the skepticism to the eastern shore. there are three states. i do not think there are that many differences. in the 18th century, one would have been a large state, virginia. one would have been a moderate state, and delaware was kind of a mistake detached from pennsylvania. three counties detached and became a state for no obvious reason that makes much sense. i would assume that on the eastern shore, they all have a common interest in chicken farming, oysters, whatever. i was on an airplane with two peo

no reason why we should all -- wyoming should have two senators. in a sense, what has happened is the equal state vote rule, which said that is as far as we should go to protect minority interests -- that's one thing i would do away with. secondly, i would have the national popular vote for the president in which one vote would have the same vote as a vote in any other state. the states would have no role in presidential elections. a vote would be a vote. for a long time, since the 2000 election, i thought about this as a one-person, one vote rule. last couple years, i started to think there might be another reason, perhaps a better reason for making this change, which if you look at the current american presidency. let's go back to bill clinton. and then george w. bush. then barack obama. all three presidents for different reasons have office with a cloud of illegitimacycome . they weres believe going to control the presidency ever after. because ross perot ran and messed up the election that george bush senior should've won reelection. clinton ha

reason wyoming why should have two senators. this to a republican senator from wyoming. i felt good about that. little surprise. i felt good. in the sense of what has equal state vote rule, which madison and others system as far as we want to go the majority interest is to create the basis for basis for additional protection for minorities. it's been squared in the process. so that is one thing i would do away with. secondly, i'd have a national popular vote for the president in which one vote when cast. bush of course had the problem of florida and bush versus gore for democrats was, you know, problematic. barack obama i think the problem may have to do with the racism ine of american political culture and a variety of other factors. it seems that they have had serious issues maintaining the legitimacy of their elections. i think the very way with the conducted were red states, blue states and battleground states in some way complicated that. it has taught us to think about the election of the president as politicalcise in a map. there are a dozen or 15 states that are

showers across montana and wyoming. clear on the coasts. >> a chill from canada arriving in northern montana and wyoming. but still in the 80sed and 9s in the southern half of the country. mostly 60s and 70s elsewhere. >>> and the fastest corvette ever made. >>> and the ebola outbreak taking a toll on your money. with airline prices slumping and chocolate prices rising. >>> a guy sends the drone to get incredible images. but learns a lesson about just how hot lava can be. >>> well, stock market opens lower this morning as the ebola crisis is one of the conditions. dow jones lost more than 230 points yesterday after disappointing economic news and fears about ebola. u.s. manufacturing slowed last month. and investors dumped airline stocks because americans may put off traveling after ebola was reported in the u.s. the ebola epidemic could affect chocolate prices. 70% of cocoa comes from west africa. prices were rising because of increasing demand. prices could go up sharply. >>> facebook is apologizing this morning as it

another one is pinedale, wyoming. it's not easy to get to. it takes a ride on three separate trucks to get there, but we get produce there on a weekly basis to them too. so produce can be distributed to the rural schools, but it does take an extra effort, either like mr. clements has mentioned or on the distributors to help underpin those small school districts. >> thank you vef. ms. bousher, i don't think time wise i'm going to be able to get into the issue i want to, maybe on the second round on the amount of time children have to eat, which i know is an issue of concern that we need to talk about. but i do want, at this point, just to first of all congratulate you on your convention. our staff was there. i know senator cochran's and mine, and it sounds like you had a great convention, and i understand there were over 400 vendors that participated. congratulations on that, and that they all demonstrated products that were compliant in order to participate. they had to comply with breakfast, lunch and competitive food requirements. is that c

. >>> for the first time, gay couples in wyoming can marry. last week a u.s. judge ruled that the state's ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional. now the wyoming attorney general says he will drop any appeals to that ruling. activists say the state has come a long way since the death of gay college student matthew shepherd 16 years ago. >>> the world's youngest nobel laureate is now the youngest recipient of the liberty medal. 16-year-old malala yousafzai, winner of the nobel peace prize, was praised for her courage and for serving as a powerful voice for those denied of their basic human rights. she was shot in the head two years ago in her native pakistan for defying the taliban for going to school. >>> and president obama is among those mourning the death of ben bradlee. he's a legendary newspaper man. the former "washington post" editor died yesterday at his home in washington. abc's david muir has a look back at his towering career. >> reporter: he was a newspaper legend reporting on history and making it. but even this seasoned journalist was surprised

a small community of gay people in wyoming. and the fate that befell him made his name famous. and not as much is known about him as a person, and he had a tremendous interest in civil rights. he was interested in human rights around the world, particularly women's rights and developing nations and unquality in the world, and he was passionate about these things needed to be fixed while they mattered. matt's murderer was a major news story, and it illustrated the phenomenon of violence against lesbian and gay and transgender people in a way that captured the world attention. it put a face on this crime. people knew that this kind of thing happened to gay people, but had no idea the severity of the level of violence, the competitive blows to the head that were hopelessly unnecessary for a fear robbery. it struck an emotional cord with countless people. a lot were gay people living in the closet. who went to work in the closet, who went to church in the closet, who didn't take advantage of their freedom to live their lives, and i

what about montana and wyoming? south and north dakota? we are rural.we have to protect our interest rate we can do a better grade there wasn't one republican vote on obamacare. it was done at night. nancy pelosi was right. we don't know what is in it until we vote on it. we passed it. that is not right. we can do better. i don't view life through a red lens or a blue lens. i view it through a red white and blue lens. i think we can [applause] >> there were no solutions there about health care. [applause] i did hear one idea about solving the health care crisis in this country. i am someone who is solution oriented, focused on that if i'm fortunate enough to serve. >> let's move onto another issue. >> let's talk energy. are you in favor of developing proposed export terminals in the state of washington to deliver montana and wyoming coal overseas? >> it is a complicated situation. one, montanans deserve and need markets to send products where there it is coal, whether it is a product, whether they're -- whatever it is. we have congestion on route rose.

i live in a small town in wyoming. i like it here. i think it's a great place to live. >> reporter: eric looks like your average guy next door. he has two daughters. he does odd jobs. >> coming in through here? >> that shed over there. >> that one right there? >> reporter: and he works part-time at a local gift shop in town, which helps him pay for the bachelor's degree he's pursuing at the university of montana. >> it's half off that marked price. >> reporter: upon closer inspection, though, eric is anything but your average guy next door. in fact, up until seven years ago, eric wasn't a guy at all. >> this is me when i'm 5 years old. i'm definitely cute. i think, you know? most of what i remember, is on my bike. and being busy and running around. i liked playing the boy games, in school. i liked playing -- throwing the football. and we'd run, chase each other. >> reporter: growing up, diane is affectionately referred to as a tomboy. but she knows her lack of femininity goes far deeper than that. >> i wasn't into the things that all

most of the rest of them ended up on reservations in wyoming and oklahoma. after 1864, the population of indians in this area was incredibly diminished. in the story makers exhibit, which is an exhibit that tells the early stories of boulder. in particular, the section is about the early miners that came to boulder. in 1858, gold was discovered in a riverbed near what is today denver and soon after that, word got out and tens of thousands of people came west in search of gold, really looking to seek their fortune. they came to boulder. there actually was not gold in the city of boulder. it was in the mountains. the city was founded as a supply town for the gold miners who were in the mountains. what you can see here is some of the equipment that the miners would have carried. b a lot of miners had aurro that they would have a tack on -- a lot of miners had a burro that they would put a tack on and a shovel. a lot of people thought they would get rich seeking gold and it did not work out, so they came back down and started businesses to supply the miners who

most of the rest of them wound up on reservations in wyoming and oklahoma. the population of indians in this area was incredibly diminished. in the story makers exhibit, an exhibit that tells the early stories of boulder. in particular here, this section is about the early minors that came to boulder. miners that came to boulder. soon after they arrived, the word got out and tens of thousands of people came west in search of gold, searching for their fortunes. they came to boulder. there was not actually gold in the city, it was in the mountains, but the city was founded as a supply account for the gold miners in the mountains. what you can see here is some of the equipment that the miners would have carried. a lot of them had a borough that they would then pack on with their shovel and their pick, it was pretty hard work. a lot of people came out thinking that they would get rich searching for gold, but it didn't work out, so they came back down and started businesses in order to supply the miners in the mountains. a sectioning here at of the exhibit that r

what about montana and wyoming? south and north dakota? we are rural. we have to protect our interest we can do a better. there wasn't one republican vote on obamacare. it was done at night. nancy pelosi was right. we don't know what is in it until we vote on it. we passed it. that is not right. we can do better. i don't view life through a red lens or a blue lens. i view it through a red white and blue lens. i think we can [applause] >> there were no solutions there about health care. [applause] i did hear one idea about -- didn't hear one idea about solving the health care crisis in this country. i am someone who is solution oriented, focused on that if i'm fortunate enough to serve. >> let's move onto another issue. >> let's talk energy. are you in favor of developing proposed export terminals in the state of washington to deliver montana and wyoming coal overseas? >> it is a complicated situation. for one, montanans deserve and need markets to send products where there it is coal, whether it is a product, whatever it is. we have congestion on route

yes, i said wyoming. and the anti-gay marriage groups are denouncing this as despicable. and senator ted cruz and senator mike lee are saying in the united states senate they'll amend the united states constitution to stop this tyranny. and who knows. maybe john roberts is hedging some complicated legal bet an the prospects of a bobby jindal presidency in 2016 that's going to turn back this tide. somewhere tonight antonin scalia is listening to opera really loud and looking in a mirror going argle-bargle. the decision today does not legalize equal rights in all 50 states. they decided this matter in effect by not deciding. but thanks to thea and edie and edie's decision to fight for their marriage, this is beginning to feel like a thing that just cannot be undone. no matter what. joining us now is edie windsor and her attorney roberta caplin. >> thank you for having us. it's wonderful. >> am i fairly describing what happened here? am i misrepresenting? >> no, i believe it's perfect. >> all right. let me ask you how you feel. obviously your case was last summer and that de

way for same-sex marriage in north carolina, west virginia, colorado, kansas, south carolina, and wyoming. we will hear more on that later in the newscast. completeet a state-by-state look at the status of same-sex marriages right now on our website, wjla.com. >> nationals face a simple truth, win or go home. >> it is the first pitch in just a minute -- just a matter of minutes. for more on what is going to happen and what to look for tonight -- >> everyone is feeling 10 speed let's begin with suzanne kennedy, live outside of at&t park in san francisco. let's go to tim. let's get his breakdown of things. >> no question about it. tohink the nats just have clear the mechanism. they have to get back to the fun of playing baseball. were fired up here in d.c., arguing balls and strikes with the umpire. just play. you can tell over the weekend which team had four days off and which team had to win even to get into the postseason. the giants were loose. that is a tall order against madison baumgardner. horace, what is the mood at the ball club tonight? williams says he likes the passion that his

what about wyoming? what about south and north dakota?re rural and we have to protect our rural interests. there isn't one republican vote on obamacare. it was done at night and if the pelosi was right. we don't know what is in it until we vote on it. until we pass it and that's not right. i think we can do better. i don't view life through redlines or blue lines. i view it through a red white and blue lines. [applause] >> there were no solutions in there about health care. [applause] i didn't hear one idea about solving the health care crisis in this country. some of those solution oriented is focused on not if i'm fortunate enough to serve. >> moderator: jeanelle slade let's move onto another issue. >> okay. on energy mr. lewis are even favor of two proposed export terminals in the state of washington deliver montana and wyoming call overseas? lewis: that's a complicated situation, number one. [laughter] for one look montanans deserve and need to have markets to send our products, our commodities, whether it's cool whether it's a produc

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most of the rest of them ended up on reservations in wyoming and oklahoma. the population of indians of this area was incredibly diminished. we are in the storymakers" "xhibit -- "storymakers exhibit. this is about the early miners that came to boulder. in 1858, gold was discovered in a riverbed near what is today denver. soon after that, the word got out and tens of thousands of people came west in search of gold, looking to seek their fortunes. they came to boulder. there was not gold in the city of boulder. it was in the mountains. the city was founded as a supply town for the gold miners who were in the mountains. what you can see here is some of the equipment that these miners would have carried. a lot of miners had a borough -- burro they would put their pack on with the shovel and pick. there were people who thought they would get rich seeking gold and it did not work out. they came back down and started businesses to supply the miners who were in the mountains. we are looking at a section of the exhibit that really focuses on boulder as a healthy pla

another one is pinedale, wyoming. it's not easy to get to. it takes a ride on three separate trucks to get there, but we get produce there on a weekly basis to them too. so produce can be distributed to the rural schools, but it does take an extra effort, either like mr. clements has mentioned or on the distributors to help underpin those small school districts. >> thank you vef. ms. bousher, i don't think time wise i'm going to be able to get into the issue i want to, maybe on the second round on the amount of time children have to eat, which i know is an issue of concern that we need to talk about. but i do want, at this point, just to first of all congratulate you on your convention. our staff was there. i know senator cochran's and mine, and it sounds like you had a great convention, and i understand there were over 400 vendors that participated. congratulations on that, and that they all demonstrated products that were compliant in order to participate. they had to comply with breakfast, lunch and competitive food requirements. is that c

in north carolina, south carolina, west virginia, colorado, kansas, wyoming, it is about to happen em mentally. >> 2016 it's going to turn back this tide. somewhere tonight, the justice is listening to opera really loud and saying it's all argle-bargle. the decision today does not legalize rights in all 50 states. >>> am i fairly describing what happened here? >> no, i believe it's perfect. >> let me ask you how you feel? obviously, your case was last summer. and that decision, seeing it effectively become almost the law of the land today, how did you feel about today's ruling? >> incredibly joyous. just incredibly joyous. i feel like this gor yous accident of history. we get stopped on the street all of the time by young people saying, thank you or starting to cry. >> okay. >> when you look at that decision today, does that undercut? would you be happier if you have a 50 state ruling? >> you know, look. i'm a practical lawyer and i believe in results. soon, it will be 30 states and you're right about the ninth circuit. i think it will include the ninth circuit and i think it will inc

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. >> wyoming state attorneys will not challenge a ruling striking down its gay marriage ban. don't expect a rush of weddings. wyoming is the nation's least popular state, only 700 gay couples of estimated to be in the state. >> workers tested and collar nateed water, but the g.p.s. in their cars said they were elsewhere. a brain eating mean i can't was found in the water supply. so far, no one has been infected. >> in colorado, an about face on a possible man of edible marijuana. yesterday, health officials suggesting banning marijuana in food and drinks. amid outrage, they back tracked. several children have already been hospitalized for eating pot products. >> in a story update yesterday, the man who ran oh into a house fire after hearing screams has reunite with the man he saved. they met and shook hands yesterday, two days earlier, the man was driving by the fire when he jumped out of his car, ran into the burning home and carried him out. >> i seen the daughter or niece trying to help him out and he couldn't walk that well, so i just picked him up and carried him out. >>

. >> breaking news from wyoming, same-sex marriage will be allowed in wyoming for the first time.ttorneys noticed this morning that they would not challenge a federal judge's ruling striking down the state law to finding marriage as between a man and a woman. this makes the number of states recognizing same-sex marriages 32. they are not allowed in 18 states. the world health organization said that experimental ebola vaccine testing could start in january where more than 4500 people died and 100,000 cases are predictioned by thanksgiving. about 1,000 people are infected each week. ann thompson filed about one woman who is helping children who lot of their parents from the outbreak. the reaction has been wonderful. >> in liberia, there is no tend to ebola's grief. more than 4200 cases and 2500 deaths, too many of them children, too many witnessed by new jersey's katie miler. >> there is a little boy charlie who i sat with while he was dying. he was 8 years old dying by himself in the worst conditions you can imagine. in his voice and in his face, i think it's hopelessness and fear.

san jose state is at wyoming, and samford says on san jose state.ries bound giants will hold their first workout at at&t park since thursday night's dramatic win over the cardinals. here's collin resch with the sports. >>> good morning. that feeling of euphoria that travis ishikawa provided thursday night isn't going away anytime soon for giants fans. the game-winning three-run homer now a part of giants lore. perhaps you heard the call burks how about fox sports deportes! [spanish speaking >> i have to thank the joins for bringing me up and giving me the tune. i don't know what bochy was thinking when he put me in the outfield but he knows what he's doing. i'm thankful for the moment. >> what a moment it was. the world series begins with game one on tuesday in kansas city. game two is wednesday. the teams then travel to san francisco for game three. next friday game four on saturday. first pitch for all the games 35:07. >>> the american league champion royals, courtside for the royals and heat last night. preseason game taking place in kansas city.

. >>> san jose state at wyoming. very good game. third quarter, spartans up seven. he's going to run 48 yards for the td. cowboys tie the game with the extra point. in o.t. tied at 20. spartans up and they go on to win, 27-20. >>> sunday a very big night for 49ers coverage on our family of networks. first it is 49ers and broncos. then flip over to 49 to postgame live. then xfinity sports sunday at 9:30 right here. also broncos quarterback peyton manning is three touchdowns away from becoming the nfl's leader in tds. >> we have two good wins coming off a bye-week. early bye-week. i don't feel like it's been a distraction because we've focused on what's important. >>> what about joe montana's young son, nick montana? montana spikes the ball to stop the clock. the only problem was that was fourth down. tulane lost possession of the ball. it can happen to anyone. >> you live and you learn. thank you so much. >>> we'll see you right back here to want at 11:00. have a great night. >>> liquid sugar, it's a big bay area election issue that's getting national attention. next

they are wyoming, colorado, kansas, north carolina, south carolina, and west virginia. and that's a dramatic change. gay marriage will be legal in 30 states plus d.c. thanks to the supreme court's decision today, or refusal to take up the case in virginia, same-sex marriages were performed today merely hours after the decision. let's watch. >> dearly beloved, we have joined together to join this woman and this woman in the holy state of matrimony. >> today, republican governor threw in the towel. he said for us, it's over in wisconsin. congressman, what do you make of turning the sword over in this battle by the governor? >> all year he's been fighting this, taking it to every level to fight the decision that said it was unconstitutional to not allow marriage equality. but now he's listening to the supreme court. while we've had a big victory today for a lot of people across the country, we can't spike the ball yet. there's still a lot to do around employee non-discrimination, making sure the kids don't commit suicide, and a lot of work still to do, but it's a big victo

those states are alaska, arkansas, idaho, north carolina, west virginia, and wyoming, couples in these states will qualify for benefits. >>> the push to add a different kind of halloween decoration to your front porch. plus -- >>> i fought what we needed for right then and there. >> you have heard of teachers digging into their own pocket for classroom slupplies, but ths story will make you feel bay area proud. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >>> most teachers have dipped into their own pockets to buy classroom supplies, but there's a teacher in richmond who has taken that idea to a whole new level. >> one, two, ready, go. >> reporter: as the music teacher at richmond's mi

>> okay, this is wyoming, a city in michigan. the wyoming police department is investigating it. it's a young girl, a minor, this investigation is ongoing. a picture was posted of this young girl performing an inappropriate act on a young man. >> how old is the girl? >> we don't know the age. >> we just heard before the air it was not a selfie. it was not a selfie. the girl is a minor. we don't know her age but a minor. >> so everyone involved in this should be charged. >> absolutely. >> the idea of how old is the person depicted in the photograph, is that the individual that captured the image? and then whether or not this is child pornography. >> even if they are children, they need to be charged so the message goes out to other american children who have to stop this. because as i said, it is an epidemic in this country. >> it is still child pornography if a child takes this picture. >> there's no taking it back. it's all over the place. >> it gets into the hands of the wrong people. >> as i said last night on this program, i

alaska, arizona, idaho, north carolina, west virginia, and wyoming this is t-- brings the number of states to 32. >>> lava coming dangerously close to homes. a warning for people living in hawaii. >>> right now we're seeing partly cloudy skies over san francisco. we'll let know how long this fall storm is going to last when we come back. >>> that is lava flowing from hawaii's kilauea volcano. authorities are going door to door to homes in the lava's path to let them know evacuations may be coming in the next few days. that volcano has been erupting since 1983. >>> our meteorologist here right now with the microclimate forecast. >> we're stilling a few more hours of scattered showers. right now, partly cloudy skies across the north bay, san jose, but showers in between the east bay. the view from the east bay quite nice as we show you the view of a rainbow there captured in concord late this evening. pretty view there. you're seeing a lot of those views even around the boardwalk this evening. rain totals pretty impressive though. we had the windy conditions, widespread rain, half inch of ra

and laramie, wyoming at 1:00.y. we will tell you which giants great will be >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $1,280,000,000 mega-millions draw. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $200 million. >>> we've crowned the winner of the largest pumpkin grown in north america, which means it's time for the 44th annual half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. this weekend's festival will celebrate the giant gord that weighed in at 2,058 pounds. blending the best with the harvest and the halloween season, the festival will feature hand carved megasquash, a haunted house, live music, crafts and lots of treats. baseball awful famer and former giants player orlando cepeda will also be on hand to serve at grand marshal during the great pumpkin parade. it runs today and tomorrow on main street. looking nice? >> really nice day out there. for the rest of the bay, as well, we will look for upper 70s in our inland valley. that includes concord, san jose 77. 71 in the city with mid-70s santa rosa.

wyoming gets a chance on fourth and two and they have to go for it.y with their first road victory, 27-20, improving to 3-3. >> sharks and devils on the power play. the one-timer from the half-court. and he scores on rebound. 1-0 sharks. third period, now 2-0. three-on-two for the sharks. patrick marleau short side. his fourth goal of the season. 3-0. devils score two unanswered. adam reese drives to the net. tries to get it past antti niemi. joe thornton had the empty-net goal. thornton with his 12th hundred career point. just 1th player in nhl history to reach that milestone. sharks now 4-0-1. 4-2, your final. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> up next, a busy day in san francisco where you can catch the last sunday streets of the year. and teamwork.t's positive think. king. yes. okay, so we, were going downtown... so i start thinking, parking space, parking space there was no spaces. but then one appeared, right? positive thinking really works. no it, it really does, you know, like when i need gas, i start thinking techron. mmm. techron. and be

service more than any other investment that helps munis reliability making it more attractive this is wyoming why one of the problematic category is for transit vehicle replacement prop k will provide $4.6 million for the first batch of l r r v beyond that prop k provides one hundred and $30 million for the existing l l r vs thank you for the transportation staff and our consultants and others for your work and assistance to the sfmta for this achievement with that, i'm conclude my remarks colleagues questions or comments seeing none, public comment on the chairs remarks. >> october october 5th center this is a special sunday with the sue most wrestles from 11:00 o'clock october 5th sunday at the center. >> okay. very good with that, seeing no other public comment next item and item 4 executive directors report an informational item. >> good morning, chair tilly chang welcome back from recess i hope you had an enjoyable recess we hit the nail on the head the ground running the first a seven hundred thousand grant from the regional couldn't to prove our transit reliability and crowding so thos

. >>> and making news this morning, wyoming is now the 32nd state in the country to legalize same-sex marriage. the change went into effect on tuesday. officials say statewide only a handful of same sex couples applied for licenses yesterday. meanwhile in north carolina a judge has resigned so he wouldn't have to perform same-sex marriages. magistrate judge gilbert breedlove says it was something he could don't because of religious beliefs. more than 6,000 license haves been issued since the ban was struck down earlier this month. >>> in california, a freak accident caused a gas station roof to collapse. a vehicle backed into a fire hydrant and all the water sprayed on top of the structure causing it to buckle. the roof fell off the top of the fuel pumps below and fortunately no one was hurt. pretty amazing here. >>> to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations with france, the chinese government thought a 49-foot-tall robotic dragon and 19-foot spider would be the perfect things to mark the occasion. the event held inside beijing's olympic park tells the chinese story of the creatio

a judge ored wyoming to allow same sex marriage and gave state aweek to appeal and couples are getting married in arizona. the state conserve any said continuing the challenge would be a waste of tax mayor money. >> researchers may have figured out a tee to getting through to teenagers about soda. so far they have not cared about the cally count in them. they drink the most of any age group. john hopkins researchers posted signs at convenience stores that put in plain english. how far you have to walk or run to burn off one sugary drink. once those signs wentz up sales of sugary drinks went down. they bought more water, diet soda or smaller sized preferages. there's a little mreek through there. >> talk about the warj a break in accidents for us. >> temperatures will be cooling off. but the last two weekend rainy, saturday morning. those getting exercise tomorrow morning willing fine, dry, you will want to bundle up especially sunday. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing dry conditions out there tonight. it's wayet mild friday night but i wpt to show you radar from bermuda at 8:30,

. >> colorado, wyoming. north carolina, south carolina, west virginia. so we can expect marriage to start soon in those other states. >> state officials began issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples for the first time in virginia. >> the total now stands at 30 states. >> all as a consequence of what the supreme court didn't do today. >>> today's decision by the united states supreme court will bring marriage equality to 11 more states. the supreme court declined to hear appeals to federal court decisions that overturned bans on same sex marriage in five states, utah, oklahoma, virginia, indiana and wisconsin. that means marriage equality is coming to those states almost immediately. there are challenges to bans on marriage equality from six more states. in front of those same appeals courts. those bans will also be overturned. that will leave just 20 states with bans on same-sex marriage, meaning more than 60% of americans will live in states where marriage equality is legal. ted cruz released this statement. the supreme court's decision to let rul

wyoming gets a chance on fourth and two and they have to go for it. stopped in the backfield and san jose state comes away with their first road victory, 27-20, improving to 3-3. >> sharks and devils on the power play. this is in new york. the one-timer from the half-court. save, but joe pavelski scores on the rebound. 1-0 sharks. third period, now 2-0. three-on-two for the sharks. patrick marleau short side. his fourth goal of the season. 3-0. devils score two unanswered. adam drives to the net. tries to get it past antti niemi. lead now just one. joe thornton had the empty-net goal. thornton with his 1200th career point. just the 18th player in nhl history to reach that milestone. sharks now 4-0-1. 4-2, your final. raiders will host the cardinals and the niners are in denver for the night game. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> next, a very busy day in san francisco where you can catch the last sunday streets of the year. ring ring! progresso. wow, soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon enriched creamy cheese before my sister's wedding.

so that would add kansas, colorado, wyoming out west.t virginia, north and south carolina here on this side of the country. so that would bring us to 30 states. we're about to get another ruling from the ninth circuit, that will probably take us to 35. so that would leave only 15 states where states continue to ban same-sex marriage. it becomes harder and harder to go into court and say those other states were wrong. now we want you to get it right. >> all right, pete williams, thank so much. >> reporter: you bet. >>> a delegate who represents part of northern virginia and helped coauthor the same-sex marriage ban in the commonwealth. >> news4's kristin wright caught up with him and is spoke to residents in his district. kristin? >> reporter: known for his opposition to same-sex marriage, delegate bob marshall says the supreme court has committed a, quote, hit and run. >> the problem is, you can't contain this decision to just two guys, quote, getting married or two women. the same principles that authorize this will authorize polygamy.

you have to call to monique commissioner adams, commissioner brandon and commissioner murray and wyoming how that are lucky to be here i know it's hard to thank everyone but stu thank you to the port staff 80 that went above and beyond john and peter and john and tom and carter and his group and dan and others thank you all and so many others of the important staff (clapping) of course, the leadership tenacity and sleep also nights was wording if we'd be able to pay for this and our director has been the driving force her commitment and that of her leadership team to this project has not wavered and with the combined effort many of you have been mentioned your we're they've to monique for this (clapping) you beat me to the bunch i punch a project like this is on time and budget is really k30ir8d give her another hand, please (clapping) our commission and the port staff worked hard for the progress in our community to the waterfront from the restaurants to the ball parks to the museums to entertainment venues and now to the first cruise term off o on the west coast to one of the bitter bi

is not here but without consulting with anyone you wanted to make sure there was not issuance that wyoming were not given in the neighborhood and while mistakes are made that residents will he'll be accountable for so that's my understanding with director huey he didn't need to community with anyone but while he was gone any decisions he'll be held accountable he wants to be sure that permits were issued so we'll work this out i think the reset bottom has been helpful it is getting people to table we've got frustration from our residents that it has taken real solutions to occur for your neighborhoods and by the way, no one else on the board has been listening to the complaints i represent this district and when i hear from pregnant moms and kids that can't sleep we have to be sure we support development and growth it has to happen in a balanced way whether or not we like it we put those people in the neighborhoods before the construction and we have a neighborhood that's liveable we hear does that have to start or 6 in the morning can work happen between 4 and 6:00 p.m. before 8:00 p.m. s