reporter: de herrera and johnson have now settled a lawsuit against the city, and when this video finally came to light, charges against the two men were dropped. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. now to a developing story in iraq. dozens are confirmed dead and more than 100 people wounded in an apparent suicide bomb attack in baghdad. the target, an army recruitment center. iraq is recruiting soldiers while the u.s. plans to ship out combat troops at the end of this month. a federal appeals court has indefinitely blocked same-sex weddings in california. county clerks were ready to start issuing marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples as early as wednesday after a lower court judge s order last week. but the appeals court stepped in, stopping any more same-sex marriages while it decides if california s gay marriage ban is constitutional. pakistan s floodwaters have now affected an estimated 62,000 square miles. the u.n. says 2 million acres of crops are lost. the human to
they want to get to the same result, but want to do it through the political process, through the democratic eletted branches, but they may wind up losing don t ask, don t tell in both counts. they have a chance now, if they don t appeal, don t ask, don t tell is just gone, but if the ninth circuit overturns judge phillips decision and congress does not act to overturn don t ask, don t tell, don t ask, don t tell could be back and the obama administration could be responsible for that. a preki predicament. dan chois sitting right next to jeffrey toobin on a.c. 360. he was discharged under don t ask, don t tell because he admitted he was gay while in the military, but he s just finished filling out paperwork to rejoin the military. he joins us now from in front of the army recruitment center in times square, new york. with more on that and reaction to the obama administrational request for a stay. lieutenant dan, great to see you again. what an interesting day for you. you went over