millions for the stadium voters said yes, that was then, the meeting that change the game. will hear the ruling this week. the supreme court on health care. cried state party is over, sights and sounds from the upper red and occupy step in i'm ann notorangelo. suddenly and $30 million hole in the budget voters approve the money and santa clara county promised the stadium but now taken away and. mark sayre explains the money grabbing. april of this year amid fanfare 49ers broke ground on a new stadium in santa clara two years earlier voters help to pay for the project but as seen in this video from a meeting friday the county tax collector spearheads a motion to stop the city from paying the 49ers $30 million. motion no. 1 to terminate a the cooperation agreement between the redevelopment agency and stadium of authority work on the stadium continues backer said it is in the best interest of taxpayers to divert the $30 million to schools and other uses doing so under a special oversight procedures tied to the abolishment of all state redevelopment agencies given more says it is a stay a step back. and could slow it down i doubt that it is not good when there's a promise backed by the voters it is confusing. santa clara residents approve the stadium financing plan this resident agrees the city should follow through. the vote went for the money that should be rewarded i understand the schools and support the schools, i think the voters chose the money would go to the 49ers and others say maybe new priorities are in order de think the 49ers need the money i don't think cell at the use the money for schools on for that and both sides expected to go to court stadium backers say the plan to divert funding not properly posted on the agenda and violates the open meeting act. others say they are on sound ground mark sayre cbs 5 the city of stockton has until tomorrow night to solve a debt crisis of the laws it could be the largest city in america to file for bankruptcy checkey beckford has more. stockton stops several list but this could take the cake is the all-american city is forced to file bankruptcy it is the city struck with bad luck? it is. whether the curse of the bambino or a bad economy stockton cannot catch a break a love going on not good people deal with high crime and high unemployment now deal with the city could be the largest ever defile bankruptcy if leaders cannot reach a deal with creditors. by tomorrow. it makes me think our leaders now doing his job or her job officials admit some mistakes were made they're still paying for those mistakes and dealing with the lingering crash of the economy dropping at tax base and over generous retirement plans. the city council will vote on a special budget and file for bankruptcy wednesday morning and stop debt payments and reduce pay and benefits. and increase parking citations. the city has promised if they file for bankruptcy and adopt a special budget will not be custom services like police and fire. some victims in the bernie madoff scheme are getting a measure of justice. a former new york hedge fund manager will pay $405 million settlement. he concealed some of his investments with made off many victims were charitable organizations. that recover about 40% of losses. bernie madoff serves a prison term for running a billion dollar ponzi scheme. the u.s. supreme court could rule tomorrow on the lawsuit challenging the obama administration's health-care law. don knapp shows us the scenarios and that could affect the future of health care in california. the older folks in most need health care insurance and health care insurance needs younger folks to help pay the bills, that is why the health care mandate everyone must have insurance if you take away the mandate that there is that everyone or people who are healthy and younger will not pay into the pool. that way and harder to offer a competitive health insurance products shares of the u.s. supreme court expected to rule soon about the law of president obama's health-care law. upholding the law would ever disruption of the medical industries preparation of lost changes a lot faces an uncertain future as republicans promise to repeal it. others think the mandate that that everyone get insurance will be struck down, if that happens, too important provisions remain at 1 if you are a family and you have young children you can put them on your health plan which is for a parent provides great security and less expensive, the second is the elimination or restriction on the use of pre-existing conditions. the court to get could dig out the mandate on the pre- existing conditions. if insurance must respect must accept all customers should also be taken on the journal says the economic mess of a law. republicans would push for repeal. if the entire lot goes, it is back to the drawing board. arrangements for an employer comes to an insurance company in and says we cannot afford you, that is the beginning of holding us accountable but nothing government intervention will move that forward faster. it is dr. adverse opinion that health-care law moves the country forward. it falls short in ways of improving quality of care and cost. epa egyptians and celebrate their first-ever democratically elected president and he has california connections mohammad morrissey earned his ph.d. at usc and a professor at cal state northridge. two of his children were born in the state. dru levenson has more of the muslim brotherhood candidate. egyptians celebrated into the night in cairo marking his victory, the muslim brotherhood candidate is egypt's first democratically elected president. he pledged to be a leader for all people saying " i will treat all egyptians the sand and respect them " he defeated the former prime minister in a runoff. mubarak's 30 ryan and it last year. egyptians who took part in the demonstrations and cheered sunday's result i can express anything this is a first that marcie won by 3 1/2% and other supporters prove that egypt is not united. president barack obama called morrissey to congratulate him and promised the united states will support egypt's transition. morrissey says national unity is the way to lead his people out of these difficult times he begins his presidency with its powers reduced. supporters say they will remain in the square until the military restores the presidential of 40. dru levenson cbs news de fame's at today's pride parade. they're working around-the-clock the solution and not be close low rate stays from dublin. the sun has set on pride weekend, a party this weekend top of the main event the 42nd annual parade and moving spectacle through downtown, anne mackovic along for the ride. such a good feeling out here san francisco's gay pride parade a lush market street in a sea of color. overwhelming this is fantastic i can cry police but john is one of the grand marshals another sarah silverman i think pride is about having fun it is so important this year in the 12 months elegy bt issues continued to evolve don't ask don't tell and said, same- sex marriage to bad news for the supreme court and president obama supports equal marriage rights in california it is not allowed. that is what we're fighting for. this is what we exist for and let our city is a leader i know will get to marriage equality for everybody this year's theme " global equality " l g b t oppression a great topic. the oppression needs to stop. we think san francisco for raising the consciousness and tell everyone can marry and no one's stripped of human decency the fight continues. the fact people are willing to stand up for equal rights is important the party will continue as well. the love and everything is all of out here anne mackovic cbs 5. new at pride this year the occupy movement on cue pride and official parade entry as well as protests. member say the event itself has allowed corporate influences to corrupt the movement. they attract sponsors to work against equality. in new jersey, a u.s. servicemen married his partner on the base where he is stationed. the airmen wed his civilian partner on the base chapel near turin a chaplain presided. they were licensed in new jersey. on the base is now legal. this was reversed time they're able to publicly express that only six states grant's same sex marriage licenses they plan to run a month in florida where there license is not recognized. congress has less than one week to deal with an issue that affects millions of americans. we'er define the money to fund low student loan rates. here is a. davis a dispute and not to pay for the rates one-third of all college students sent nelson at georgia university uses loans to help pay his tuition it will expire because congress is sitting around and keep going up. if congress does not act by july 1st the current low rate will double to 6.8% for 7 million borrowers costing them $1,000 extra over the life of the loan. this issue did not come out of nowhere it has been looming, we've been stuck watching congress play chicken democrats and republicans feud over how to find $6 million to keep the let keep the rates low for one year. the implication is republicans are dragging their feet, for the president this is a sad example of election-year strategy of deflection and distraction a republican proposal to take the money from the health- care fund that shot down but a democratic proposal closing tax loopholes went nowhere. congressional scholars predict the two sides will work it out. both parties agree that don't want to see the increase in rates. right before an election season in part to a crater. students will be those that are up to grab. on negotiators have been working through the weekend. the project confidence they can reach a deal. nancy corte is cbs news. spectators turned into a victim's an effort to fund a tribute and. crews are reporting progress the scene in colorado. the temperatures near the century mark in colorado, here we have a slow warming trend. as you think about things warm up talk about things cool down for tonight. will have the entire forecast after a break. organizers of the reno national air championship races are planning a memorial for last year's victims. they would like beat the moral to be installed at the crash site by september. they're talking with the victims' families what they would consider an appropriate memorial. 11 people were killed in the crash. this gives a new meaning to the turn drive-through. the driver lost control and crashed through the doors at strings italian cafe in brentwood bystanders say she was shaken up. the restaurant manager seen here says he just missed being injured he was standing by that booth at a car drove in to. no one was injured. firefighters in colorado have battled hot spots for two weeks there is still heat but they're making progress and to lopez has the latest. wins and soaring temperatures are driving the canyon fire blackened over 2,000 a. since it erupted on noon on saturday and tonight remains under contained. the color of the governor was on scene. our focus is to make sure everyone is save and protect our firefighters over 1050 homes have been evaluated near colorado springs. it is scary i think in the moment you evaluate what is important and as long as i have you guys and our cat and pictures the rest we can do without. multiple agencies battled the fire with help on the way. the governor says half the nation's airborne firefighting equipment is in colorado. elsewhere firefighters have made progress the hyde park fire is now 45 percent contained, that blaze now the second-largest in colorado history has burned more than 82,000 a.. for cbs news andrea lopez reporting in colorado springs. were still in fire season but it does not feel like it. it will warm up nearer mid- week, nevertheless things in the mid '80s by wednesday. let's go outside and see the numbers. all over the '50s and the bay area. southwesterly is in santa rosa to 5 mi. an hour. whether headlines, where 5-10 degrees below average highs, plenty of sunshine and warming up by mid-week. the culprit is the low pressure off the coast line, that coupled with high pressure it will reassert itself as the inland over idaho the heights will come up, the numbers will come up a little bit as well. by wednesday will have near summertime normals. tomorrow morning temperatures in the mid 50s bay wide a few low clouds on the shoreline. for the future cast, low pressure builds the upper the low clouds build up by monday night, in 24 hours the low clouds felon along sonoma county and marin county coastlines, it looks sunny. sfo looks good with the forecast i have 67. denver 99 degrees tomorrow. los angeles 75 thunderstorms in new york city. pinpoint calls for temperatures to rebound to 74 in santa clara, 74 in campbell, in east bay in brentwood up to 77, 76 fairfield, 68 vallejo, bodega bay 58, in san francisco 64 degrees, extended forecast the pressure is on, it does not heat up dramatically in the set to where we should be. wednesday and thursday in the mid '80s inland. for next weekend we cool it down. we go back to the usual stratus quo. it nearly killed during his job bodie in the swing of things. i'm dennis o'donnell coming up on game day last week in the u.s. open tonight in sonoma a thrilling finish to the toyota save mart 350. it tastes better in victory lane another a threat of venice for the a's and giants, 93,000 here, a great sports weekend we recap all and a couple minutes. and new kind of fairy tale princess bested suitors for the top of box office " brave " the pixar film about a scott as princess earn $66 million. the lucky 13th pixar film to open number-one. madagascar are three abraham lincoln vampire hunter prometheus and snow white rounded out top five. 89 police dog shot by a car thief last month had a reunion with its human partner still wearing a cast bodie joined sacramento police officer randy van dusen for the western states endurance run the last lap, that is a 100 mi. race. he said knowing bodie was there helped him get through the race. i knew you would be here waiting. bodie expected to retto