let's go to steve. >>> adam tweeted me 280 daily city skyline very, very foggy. so there you go. he had to slow down as well. there is pockets of really thick fog. our big weather system is finally getting closer to the peckture-- picture. it's sending in high clouds. it won't be a major deal until we get to the weekend. but today it's a lot of fog on the coast and bay. it's right down on the deck. only a couple hundred feet in depth. so it can be really, really tough. 40s and 50s. a little cooler than yesterday. we're in the mid 50s for many. not much of a wind direction yet but i expect this to turn southerly. 30 up in tahoe. a lot of 40s and 50s. 50s and 60s down to southern california. this will cloud us up on saturday. maybe give us thunderstorms. it definitely has the power to do that. today fog, thick, and then sun. it will be very warm. thick, fog. morning fog. our observer dacha said here comes the fog too. 60s and 70s would not surprise me. if you're inland you will notice it and there will be a little tropical feel to it. cloudy, rain in the north bay. possible thunder

let's go to steve. >>> adam tweeted me 280 daily city skyline very, very foggy. so there you go. he had to slow down as well. there is pockets of really thick fog. our big weather system is finally getting closer to the peckture-- picture. it's sending in high clouds. it won't be a major deal until we get to the weekend. but today it's a lot of fog on the coast and bay. it's right down on the deck. only a couple hundred feet in depth. so it can be really, really tough. 40s and 50s. a little cooler than yesterday. we're in the mid 50s for many. not much of a wind direction yet but i expect this to turn southerly. 30 up in tahoe. a lot of 40s and 50s. 50s and 60s down to southern california. this will cloud us up on saturday. maybe give us thunderstorms. it definitely has the power to do that. today fog, thick, and then sun. it will be very warm. thick, fog. morning fog. our observer dacha said here comes the fog too. 60s and 70s would not surprise me. if you're inland you will notice it and there will be a little tropical feel to it. cloudy, rain in the north bay. possible thunder

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arguments against the gay marriage would have a element of moral outrage it's adam and eve, not adam steve. god would want to you make love something torn from your own rib cage. it's not like adam had a lot of options. it was either her or the snake. with the snake you don't even know -- all right. [ laughter ] but unfortunately for gay marriage opponents, the broad moral argument had been deemed just ten years earlier by this court to be unconstitutional since to the landmark case in texas in which justice anthony kennedy wrote for the majority that quote we as the nation cannot abide the banning of butt sex purely on the basis of its punitive yucky factor. [ laughter ] and i can assure you that i'm not paraphasing this judicial opinion. that is what he wrote. google butt sex supreme and i think you will find out -- [laughter] anyway, the point is this: [laughter] kennedy's point was that moral disapproval in the absence of other harm could not be the sole basis for prohibition go. to litigator mr. paul clement argued that the defense of marriage act was not morality based when it was si

floating home on the lam at river in portland oregon and we had a gay pair of ducks would call them adam and steve who for three years in a row came every year they'd come you know during the summer and and live behind our house so i guess it is possible but i don't think anyone would if i decide i want to marry three women i mean once you decide to rewrite the decision and definition of marriage you know who is to say well that is the traditional definition of marriage bill that's i mean how many wives that is the traditional definition of marriage is is either a either a man and multiple women i mean a solomon david or you know a man in there and one of the rapes that's in the bible several times that if you rape a woman gets consequence is for what happened you know let me ask you one question what is the biblical definition only did it sure as a man the soloist saw it i'm sorry i said since when did it become a civil right well i guess that's the question is are people born gay or are they choose to they choose to be gay and this is one of the things that concerns me because you know i'm opera

steve: hey, ben. what's up? what's up, ben? [ as adam's -- it's adam sandler ben franklin." >> steve: oh, my -- [ laughter ] [ mumbles ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, any time someone takes their phone out of their pocket, for being the universal signal for everyone else to check their phones, too. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, rhinoceroses, for being the unicorn's gross older brother. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, flickering fluorescent bulbs, for letting me know something bad is about to go down in this hospital. [ laughter and applause ] [ heart monitor noises] [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks you, scissors, or as i like to call you, siamese knives. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: trademark. >> jimmy: thank you, grandfather clocks and regular grandfathers, for both having low-swinging pendulums. [ audience ohs ] those are my "thank-you notes." we'll be back with more "late night, everybody." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ morgan ] when i step foot on the soccer field, it fee

adam and steve are not going to be married if the supreme court goes against it.'s going to be children that are children of gay couples that are still going to exist. we're still going to have the practical issue to deal with. are we going to tell those children that their family is deserving of less recognition or that they come from a dysfunctional family? are we going to tell that couple that they have less of a right to love each other? so this issue is not going to go away. we have to remember, let's put a name and face to this, the case that's going in front of the supreme court edith winsler, 83 years old, spent 40 years with her partner thea. if thea had been theo, edith winsler would not have had to pay the $600,000 in estate taxes she had to pay when her partner died. that's what we're talking about. that's the kind of equality, but regardless of what the court decides, edith and thea are still going to love each other and still going to be a couple. >> the thing is that edith and thea don't want separate but equal treatment under the law when it comes

>> jimmy: i'm tiny george washington here. [ sandler-esque mumbles ] >> steve: sandler washington? >> jimmy: adam george washington head. [ laughter ] [ sandler-esque mumbles ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the phrase "don't judge a book by its cover," unless that book is "the cat in the hat," because that book is about a cat, and he's in a hat. [ cheers and applause ] you can actually judge that. it's a good book. ♪ thank you, matzah, for being a giant saltine that went to hebrew school. [ applause ] i love matzah. ♪ thank you, people who walk away from an explosion without looking back, for letting me know that your revenge is complete. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ he's wearing a fedora. >> steve: yeah, he got a fedora and he adjusted it, then he had the button in his hand too. what do you call it, a detonator. >> jimmy: a detonator in his hand. >> steve: and he blew that whole thing up. >> jimmy: that was the last episode of "little house on the prairie." >> steve: i saw it. awful, weird. >> jimmy: the weirdest ending. >> steve: i think michael bay started producing it at that point. >> jimmy: michael

because here we have this public school taking on adam and eve as adam and steve, and when it comes tory that mocks the prophet muhammad, literally saw a guy taken away in handcuffs after there were riots in the middle east over this. i know you're not a religious man. do you see the double standard where there is one faction of islam not the mainstream muslims, but one faction of islam that's so radical that it leads to protests and threats of violence and man getting arrested and is there an assumption that christians are not going to do that and so they're more fair game to mock? >> i think in this country where victims of a version of muslim terrorism by empathy. people riot in other countries in order to make us feel guilty, in order to make us obey islam law and we're yielding to that kind of terrorism when we make it politically correct to obey islamic law and that's why we sponsor the holiday. the fact that we have to obey their laws is the reason we have to disobey, i agree there's a double standard in the schools. and that the person who made the movie trailer didn't commit a

caller: the main reason is because god created adam and eve, not adam and steve.t is said to believe that this country is forgetting who the true judge is. that god just remember is a traitor. he did not create man to be with men and women to be with women. he created man and woman. god is the creator. host: do you have children? caller: yes, i do. host: i wonder how they look at this issue. do they disagree or agree with you? caller: they agree with me. absolutely. they were raised in church, they were raise with their mom and dad. they do have some friends that acceptingnd they are of that. i accept their friends for who they are, but i am against, you know, men being with men and women being with women. host: how old are your kids, if you don't mind me asking? caller: they are in their 20's and 30's. host: here is a poll in "usa it shows the generational differences, attitudes towards same-sex marriage is very with age -- host: you can see how it breaks down among the other gen x ands, generally baby boomers. we will keep taking your phone calls this morning on

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steve kingston, bbc news at the u.s. supreme court. >> for more on the cases heard the past two days, i spoke a breathe time ago with adam, a supreme court reporter for "the new york times." adam, i know reading the tea leaves of the supreme court is a very inexact science but based on what you heard today, do you think edith windsor could win her case? >> is he has reason to be optimistic. the second day was much easier to get a fix on the first. there did seem to be a majority of the justices who were uncomfortable with the idea that the federal government and the united states should deny federal benefits to people married in the nine states where same-sex marriage is allowed. that's of course a much smaller, more moderate and much less ambitious question than the one the court considered yesterday which is whether states that don't have same-sex marriage should be required as a constitutional matter to have it. >> sticking with today's case, president clinton, who signed the defense of marriage act into law now says it should be struck down. is the court supposed to take changing public and indeed presidential opinion into account? >

there steve nash you know there kobe bryant even though he made a derogatory remark you know kobe's been very adamant to stand there he's a very accepting person of people of all genders the sexuality saw so i think that there's work that's been done but i just don't think that people are coming around in droves saying it so that you still have players who may still say you know what there may be five to ten guys who are saying that they're accepting but there should be hundreds of guys because as i said before it should be very easy for a guy to say you know what i'm against homophobia yeah there you go. considering how much testosterone there is particular in the n.f.l. and. it's sort of this bastion of of. almost a full masculinity do you think that homophobia is even built into the culture and might it be build into some of the other sports cultures so you know the southern aspect of nascar for example or you know any of the other i'm not sure if you're on call nascar a sport or not but. folks nascar certainly would if thoughts. actually think that that homophobia is taught from a young age so i

. >> steve: he spoke exclusively to fox news' network adam shapiro who joins with us details. >> good madoff is sending us an e-mail in which he says, i'm just going to read it. it's really short and quite specific. he says from my first interview with the media, i said the banks must have known and were complicit and contribute to do my crime. although i've offered the bankruptcy court trustee the information that i possess that would demonstrate in detail their complicit behavior of banks like, jp morgan chase, bank of new york mellon. city corp., and others, the trust yeah seems unwilling to act on my offer, therefore, i am offering this information to the appropriate governmental committees in the hope that this information will prove helpful in future regulation of the appropriate institutions. got to point out that the trustee actually issued a statement and said that the trustee's position is that as the perpetrator of the largest ponzi scheme in history, madoff's credibility is highly suspect and has no substantive value. what bernie is saying is he will meet with anyone in co

there were background checks done on adam lanza's mother when she purchased those. >> steve: what wethe fact that her son had guns, the kid had a gun safe in his bedroom and she bought him guns for his birthday. extraordinarily, given the fact that he was unstable. that changes everything. eight minutes after the top of the hour. today is good friday for christians all around the world. in jerusalem, thousands are taking part in the traditional good friday festivities. conner powell is there this morning with more from the holy land. conner? >> good morning, guys. jerusalem has been a beautiful day here. the city is really chalk full of jews celebrating passover and christians here marking good friday. thousands of christian pilgrims filled the cobble stone alleyways of the old city today celebrating good friday, which is the most solemn day in the christian calendar as they walk. they read aloud passages from the bible telling the story of jesus' crucifixion. security was fairly tight around the old city and there was a limited number of permits for christian palestinians. but the d

steve: this is a crazy story. shocking details about the sandy hook shooter. gunman adameen planning the investigation for years. investigators found a seven foot long and four foot wide kill spread sheet. it contained stiff research about mass murders -- extensive research about mass murders of the past. back in december lann did a shot and killed 20 -- la stka shot and killed children and women at the school in newtown, connecticut. he shot and killed his mother, stole her car and guns. >>ainsley: a scary lesson for children coming to classrooms. new york educators have given the green light for a curriculum that contains picture books with realistic details of war. they include the librarian of basra which contains drawings of fighter planes dropping bombs on a palm tree lined middle eastern town and people wondering who will die. the lessons will be used in third through fifth grade. >>steve: wonder whose idea that is? >>ainsley: not mine. >>steve: 25 minutes before the top of the hour. we were talking about the bracket. he's our bracketeer, mr. kilmeade. >>brian: let

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with adam lanza, they said he taught about this attack for two years and picked that school because he knew it was an easy target. >>steve: in addition to the $12 million worth of bloomberg's money, on wednesday they will have 100 events across the united states. it will be national day to encourage action. >> there is one lucky truck driver who at 10:00 a.m. eastern time will be cashing in on his winning powerball ticket. it is sold in new jersey. they are going to be revealed today. look what is going to happen when he takes his check in borden town. >>steve: altogether the powerball ticket is worth $338 million. but when you figure out your tax bite, 46.1%. about half goes to federal and new jersey state taxes if he does take it in the lump sum, he will take home $221 million. >>brian: how do you live on that? >>steve: how do you? unfortunately, for the tax bite, it is $11 million more than it would have been last year because of that increase in taxes on people who have a lot of dough. >>gretchen: remember in the good old days when they started these lotteries and all those tax dollars were supposed to go to improve