good outcome, but there is also the possibility of something different happening. we have to congress to temper our hopes and dream a lit continue to temper our hopes a little longer. reporter: the supreme court justices will likely have a decision by the end of june. allen, keep in mind there are nine justices. they could go in nine different directions. one thing is for sure, this is an historic moment. juliette goodrich, thank you so much. the supreme court has also agreed to review the a challenge to the national defensive marriage act. they have to solve this on a national level because there is just too much administrative confusion right now. who can visit who in the hospital, who gets health benefits. which marriage count, all of these questions. as for what happens now as juliette said, lawyers on both sides argue their case before the justices in march. that decisionfected by june. the battle over same-sex marriage has a unique story here in california.
squad. what the teens are accused of doing before this that got them in trouble. good evening, i m ann notarangelo. new tonight, a brash home invasion in san francisco s richmond district three men with a gun chased a woman into her home near the intersection of 31st avenue and clemente street around 6:30. a neighbor tells us when the woman s father got to the house she screamed don t come in, but it was too late. the robbers got away with a wallet, diamond earrings, a watch and a gold chain. no one was hurt. well, a second straight saturday where the nfl is making news for all the wrong reasons. last week a kansas city chief killed his girlfriend before taking his own life. and this morning, another nfl player is in trouble with the law. cbs reporter teresa garcia reports. reporter: skid marks, line the texas roadway where police say dallas cowboy josh brent lost control of his car killing a team mitt. it appears as if he was traveling at a high rate of speed at which
we ve been talking about. cbs reporter nancy cordis on the progress or lack thereof in washington. reporter: in his saturday weekly address, president obama signaled he is open to making cuts on programs like medicare and medicaid if republicans agree to raise tax rates for the rich. i m willing to find ways to bring down the cost of healthcare without hurting seniors and other americans who depend on it. and i m willing to make more entitlement spending cuts on top of the $1 trillion in spending cuts i signed into law last year. reporter: his remarks came one day after house speaker john boehner announced the talks were stalled. well, this isn t a progress report, because there s no progress to report. reporter: his democratic counterpart, nancy pelosi, blames boehner for the stalemate. what they offered in return was an empty letter, lacking in specifics. reporter: such is the state of negotiations 23 days before the deadline, when federal income tax rates wil