And walking in a Winter Wonderland, from saks fifth avenue to radio city. How some of the most popular spots transform into this, the elves working behind the scenes to deck the brightest halls in america. A special edition of gma starts right now. Good morning, america, and Merry Christmas to everyone at home celebrating. Everyone here in the audience celebrating with us. Its actually not Christmas Morning here right now. We are on tape, so we can be home on this Holiday Spending time with our family. Im waving to myself in hawaii right now. On the beach. Weve got a very special show for you this morning. The nyu magical singers and jazz choir, so happy to have them back with us again this year singing some of our favorite Christmas Songs and theyll be doing it all morning long. How lucky are we and some really touching stories about incredible people stepping up to help those in need, including a 12yearold boy who spent the entire year collecting gifts for others. Thats what you call
And walking in a Winter Wonderland, from sacks fifth avenue to radio city. How some of the most popular spots transform into this, the elves working behind the scenes to decorate america. A special edition of gma starts right now. Good morning, america, and Merry Christmas to everyone at home celebrating. Everyone here in the audience celebrating with us. Its actually not Christmas Morning. We are on tape so we can be home on this Holiday Spending time with our family. Im waving to myself in hawaii right now. On the beach. Weve got a very special show for you this morning. The nyu magical singers and jazz choir, so happy to have them back with us again this year singing some of our favorite Christmas Songs and theyll be doing it all morning long. How lucky are we and some really touching stories about incredible people stepping up to help those in need, including a 12yearold boy who spent the entire year collecting gifts for others. Thats what you call the christmas spirit. Yeah. Were
With me regularly. And so here we are today. Reporter after each fire, the building was all boarded up but people got in each time. The cause of the fire is under investigation. But gallo told me there was a fight between two groups at the property and one group ticked the other out. Gallo says the evicted group apparently came back and started the fire. The councilman says the building is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places which is added to the challenges in deciding the future of the building. Now, ironically, a west Oakland Baptist church had recently offered to buy the building for 300,000. Far below market value. They will discuss the proposal in april. Henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. Does it look like the building is a total loss . It looked like there was some left but are they saying its a total loss. Reporter its destroyed. What was left of it after the boards have been up were taken down not much left inside. Thank you, henry lee. On ktvu. Com well post the latest
clapping and back in 2004 you look back and now 11 years and think oh gosh a for begun conclusion you know that was not the case it took uncommon leadership we had that in our City Attorney Dennis Herrera that was an honor to work with him side by side welcome our City Attorney Dennis Herrera clapping. happy pride. Thank you kate and mayor ed lee im sure with the great weather were going to or have this weekend what a wonderful, wonderful today i had Justice Harry stewart in my office remember where we were 11 years ago and about the challenges that we knew we were going to face as and began this battle looked at gavin newsom and we stood on the steps midmarket over the course of the years weve had ups and downstairs all of us collectively never waived in doing what was right as ii think back weve uttered the words in this building about the arc of history bends towards justice well, today, it. Came to fruition clapping. i think we need to call a special recollection to the plaintiffs
Special recollection to the plaintiffs and our good friend mary for her tremendous leadership in the United States Supreme Court but we we saw a culmination of something ive said repeating in the course of 11 years the beauty of making the law to make a difference in peoples lives we saw that over the course but it wouldnt have happened without the human faces of all of you if you han or have the opportunity to go and read judicious kennedys opinion this morning ill encourage you to read the introduction it talks about the history of a marriage the history of discrimination to the Lgbt Community has dealt with and you get a sense of the power of humanity and the ability to change peoples lives today everybody succeeded in bring justice to the thousands and thousands of lgbt families and individuals that have suffered from melissa and today it stops. clapping. thats due to the effort of all of you think about the progress 22 and prop 6815 years ago now how many people have come to the r