construction crews are busy trying to get the doyle drive commute ready. monte is standing by. reporter: good evening. the brief something just about to get under way, and we got a briefing and the temporary lanes were expected to be opened by 5:00 tomorrow morning, so intime for the tomorrow morning commute. crews spent the day striping and paving the temporary connecter for doyle drive that the in the meantime, the permanent fix to doyle drive, $1.1 billion expansion is expected to be done in 2015. many have avoided the golden gate bridge altogether. the project spokeswoman says the lanes could open ahead of schedule but definitely in time tomorrow for the drive to work. it has been a hugely active weekend, and everything went to schedule. it s right on time. we are expecting to open tomorrow morning by 5:00 a.m. the golden gate bridge and its connection with highway 1 and par sid yo boulevard remains open. but the report is traffic on the bridge was down by 50% yeste
without his intended target in sight, goh randomly targeted a school secretary as he entered the school shooting and killing her along with six students and injuring three others. they ordered them to line up along the wall and executed them one by one. investigators say goh who is a south korean native who became a u.s. citizen was angry, had behavioral problems, and was teased by classmates for his poor english skills. the suspect has been cooperative during his interview with investigators up until the point where he started the firearms. reporter: police spent the day searching the waters off of shoreline park looking for the .45 caliber handgun used in the mass shooting. it s believed goh discarded the weapon there before turning himself in to police at a safeway grocery store in alameda five miles from the crime scene. goh bought the gun legally back in february and it appears he had been planning the shooting for weeks. in terms of the suspect s cooperation, i m
dwyer. friends and family of whitney houston gathered today for her funeral. it was a who s who of the music world with hundreds inside the church and thousands more outside. nbc s mark barger is there with more. the church where whitney houston s voice first came to the public attention and the church that s been the scene of an outpouring of affection for the sing they are week was today the scene for the final farewell. what a voice, not a voice, the voice. for whitney houston s family and friends, today was not a funeral, but a home going. you are the only one. that could bring all of us together. whitney, today is your day. stars i including alicia keyes and stevie wonder honored houston with heartfelt gospel. today we as a family celebrate the life of our sister, our daughter, our mother, and our friend. speakers during the course of the three and a half-hour service talked of houston s faith. and this is more important than everything she s ever d
this formal complaint with the city of san jose earlier today, alleging mayor chuck reed misrepresented material facts by exaggerating project reed tirement costs to sell a fiscal disaster. our investigation found the mayor claimed retirement costs could reach $650 million by 2015, even though the official projection stood at 400 million. the mare was told not to use that number, the number was 400. that was the projection. i don t really anybody ever saying not to use that number. i understood it was a rough estimate off the top of his head. reporter: we caught up with the mayor after the complaint was fired. regret using the figure 650? i think that is a ballpark figure for the kinds of problems we might experience. what about the people upset you were using that figure without anything to back it up? they can be upset. that is their right. reporter: san jose city council members are also speaking out. this has been a big marketing scheme to try to push a pe
reporter: we knew that proposition 8 violated the rule of love but the court has now shown us it also violates the rule of law it violates the u.s. constitution and it cannot stand. reporter: in a 2-1 majority opinion, the court overturned prop 8, declaring that there is no legitimate reason to pass the 2008 law which treats people differently and strips same sex couples of a right they were previously granted by the state. and it powerfully affirms the u.s. constitution s promise of equal protection under the law. reporter: frank and joe saying being legally marriaged changed their lives. tee doo he spite being one of the 18,000 couples who got married in 2008 before prop 8 was passed, they had trouble getting joe s labor union to give them the pa same benefits other married couples received. finally on january 21, 2010, the union recognized the dignity of our family and our legal marriage license and they offered the health care to me. is a time for celebration