cabal," "gay clique." >> john: right and other nouns include a gay brunch air, man pile.abin crew. and oscar party or a palm springs traffic jam. ( laughter ) if there is a gay lobby, what is it that they want? how much damage could they do? >> so there have been long rumor here's that the gay lobby drove pope benedict from the church. >> john: that is just ridiculous. a gay lobby did not drive pope benedict from the church because if they had, it would have looked like this. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> john: you've got to admit, that would have been one hell of an exit. the bottom line to all of this is no matter what country you live in, what religion you belong to, it seems crazy that in this day and age, anyone has a problem with which gender you want to, uhm-- what's the phrase? >> what to do sex with each ( che. ( cheers and applause ). >> john: welcome back to the show. earlier this week, one of america's most prominent politicians had some big news. >> she is the most traveled secretary of state in u.s. history, but there was one place hillary clinton had yet t

looks like a gay wedding invitation. on the back, i bet it asks you to check salmon or vegan paella. that could be national treasure 3. call me, nick cage. worst of all, folks, in settling this gay marriage controversy, they in fact settled nothing. >> the thing about striking down doma is it doesn't affect any state's right to ban or to allow same sex marriage. >> we have marriage rights in california. we've got marriage rights overall in 12 states and we've got federal marriage rights but we still have unequal recognition of marriages in 38 other states so we do have a very interesting patchwork system. >> stephen: the supremes really screwed the pooch here which i'm sure is also legal now. here's how it works. you're married in new york. you're not married in alabama. what gives? i'm as confused as a freshman frat pledge who really enjoyed that spanking machine. and folks, i am taking the decision on doma extra hard here because i was in such a good mood after yesterday's great decision. >> today the supreme court ess

he's gay. i'm really gay. gay marriage. >> did alec baldwin have anything to say about it? >> stephanie: we'll get to that story. oh dear. lots of news. but what -- [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] jim, who said after years of unjust and unlawful discrimination, gay and less -- lesbian californians will no longer be treated as second class citizens. the denial of the fundamental right harms gay americans and the children they're raising. our constitution guarantees liberty and equality for all and today that promise was fulfilled for tens of thousands of gay and less buyian californians and their families who said that. >> uncle arthur. >> stephanie: that's a really good guess but no. [ applause ] that would be david boies, one of the coattorneys. by the way we'll have ted boutros-ghali on the show. ted olson's partner. law partner. >> stephanie: important to point that out. especially these days. >> especially since they're both conservatives. >> stephanie: he will take us through everything that happened last week.

he condoned gay priests because gay priests are celibate, right? >> well, i think this was a partial statement on a plane, and in the context of actually talking about the vatican, we're going to have to see how it is followed up. ostensibly, yes, priests are celibate, so it's not an affirmation of the whole human spectrum of sexuality, and it is a long way from archbishop desmond tutu, and this has been a remarkable couple of days of affirmation of gay rights. archbishop desmond tutu said he was not going to worship a god who is a homophobes, and if homophobes are in heaven, archbishop tutu is not going there. but wherever desmond tutu is going to be in the after life, that's where i want to be. this is a powerful statement by god. pope francis, hopefully his compassionate mercy approach will save lives, but there is a long way to go. >> john: you're right. bishop tutu won the nobel peace prize for fighting apartheid, and he compared today's modern gay culture to apartheid. you know jesus never said a thing against gay people, and this is a fan cl

señora de guadalupe 8:16:15 ser gay y la identidad como orientación gay no es un pecado, la realidad las acciones que viene de su ser, esa es la cosa que estamos juzgando por las acciones, no de su ser. s.o.t. omar núñez/cofundador de ala 19:08:10 mejor dicho, que acceptan al pecador, pero no al pecado. omar nnez es el co- fundador de ala, o accin latina de ambiente, una organizacin de gays hispanos en san jos. s.o.t. omar núñez/cofundador de ala 19:30:12 nosotros le diriamos, lo mismo que si le dices a un cura, usted puede ser cura, pero no puede dar misas. s.o.t. omar núñez/cofundador de ala 20:58:11 no, no, no se le puede decir a alguien, si, sí, te accepto como eres, pero no lo que haces. pues lo que se hace es parte de lo que somos. nuÑez dice que las palabras del papa son un buen comienzo, pero falta mucho para reconciliar su relacin con los gays latinos. s.o.t. omar núñez/cofundador de ala 19:51:27 finalmente le están dando el mismo mensaje, eres un pecador, lo que haces es malo. y eso a la larga puede causar este grandes problemas, no solo sicológicos, pero que también pueden

in fact, i'm pretty sure a gay blood transfusion is how you get gay.ughter) >> stephen: it's like being bitten by a radioactive spider. you get all the gay superpower superstrength, web slinging and the desire to wear skin tight spandex on broadway. next on the roundup-- , like a true american, i love all things disney. mostly because all things are owned by disney. (laughter) an my favorite show is the disney channel good luck charlie, a family sitcom about the ups and downs of raising five children. now as a fan i feel like i've been kicked right in the mickeys because in a first for the disney channel, next season one of little charlie's play dates will be with a kid who has two moms. two moms! they'll probably be having their own play date with crayons and construction paper, or as they call it, scissoring. (laughter) >> stephen: oh, i know, i know. ugly stuff. folks, i am outraged and i am not alone. the faith and freedom network and foundation railed, the entertainment industry is doing everything humanly possible to normalize homosexual relation

they are the first four arrests under the new anti-gay laws that will help remove propaganda of gaysunderage. bringing back our panelists democratic statist basil smikle, and professor at hunter college karen hunter and g.o.p. strategist tom doherty. should we boycott the olympics because of these laws. >> you cannot allow one guy--when you look back on the history of the olympics, i think carter made a big mistake. these athletes who train day in and day out. let's say i have a gay figure skater is he threatened there? there are going to be a number of gay threats we--gay athletes we hope that they're safe and secure. but if we look back on '80 we regret it. >> john: we boy caughted because the soviet union was occupying afghanistan, what kind of an empire would do that. >> it's a very simple name. >> i agree with this guy. and i think that what you see happening there is really kind of the movement and progress, it's like this emergence of all of this craziness but they're moving in society. the activists the activism you couldn't see before. those people would be killed-- >> john:

what about that god doesn't like gay people?e man and one woman for life. >> reporter: and you believe that? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: okay. at rainbow house, right across the street, when we come back, what happened when steve met his neighbors who may or may not be gay? and they say they're against pre marital sex, but i had a question for the pastor's daughter. is it true you had a child out of wedlock. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure. ...and a great deal. . thanks to dad. nope eeeeh... oh, guys let's leave the deals to hotels.com. ooh that one! nice. got it! oh my gosh this is so cool... awesome! perfect! yep, and no angry bears. the perfect place

in both your backgrounds, you will be you viewed as intolerant of gay right as, intolerant of gays going back to the christian coalition. how do you answer justice kennedy saying to -- possess gay marriage is to deny dignity to people? >> what i'd say is he is denying dignity to the millions of americans who for moral and religious reasons believe gay marriage is wrong as you've just said, you have 37 states where the people have decided that they want to protect the marriage between a man and a woman because they know that that's the environment where children can thrive and succeed. that's been proven. so it's not about the desires of adults, it's really about the best environment for children. we're talking all about politics, but the reason governments at the state level and the federal level have recognized marriage between a man and a woman is because it's better for our country and it's better for children. >> justice kennedy addressed that issue specifically. >> he talked about children, as well. >> he said by denying marriage rights to same-sex couples who have kids, you're humi

supreme court opens the door for gay marriage in america. we'll take a look at the fallout and where we go from here. and meet the woman who is standing up to iran's mullahs, naghmeh abedini tells us about the fight to free her husband from a tehran jail. ♪ and welcome, everyone, to christian world news. i'm wendy griffith. george thomas is on vacation. u.s. president obama is reaching out to africans this week, tige touring senegal and south africa, where he is meeting with the country's business leaders. the christians are hoping obama will speak out against increased acts of persecution against them. gary lane brings us this look at some recent incidents. >> reporter: the allure of beautiful beaches and tranquil ocean waters draw 100,000 tourists to the i'll of zanzabar each year. but this east african island, influenced by islamist extremism has a troubling past. several hundred years ago, when arab traders first came to this island, they were quick to enslave the local population. fast forward to 2013, there are no longer slaves here, b

and the more acceptance we give to gay couples the more acceptance we give to gay teens. >> john: what about the clergy. >> the clergy who are friends of mine, in the end we're talking about individual rights and protections under the law which the church supports efforts to do that. the catholic church has always been in the past, and has in history been out there promoting human rights for people and protections under the law and in fact, they see the government's role as doing just that protecting citizens from injustices. so that's what the supreme court decisions do. i look at it also as celebrating relationships. so it's a time to celebrate. >> do you think this ruling will 'em boldenembolden more to speak out. >> i know some theologians are speaking long those lines and voicing their opinion this is a civil rights issue and it's not about defining marriage, but protecting rights of citizens in this country. so will it inspire other priests gay or straight, to speak in the same light? i don't know. i hope so. >> john: well, let's talk about priest number one. pope francis, of cou

the gay men's chorus who are performing here tonight.e i'm going to turn this over to my dear friend stuart who is harvey's nephew and someone himself who has been speaking out all around the world for civil rights and equality for all. stuart? [cheering and applauding] >> thank you. it's very interesting thanksgiving this week. i was mentioning to the moscone family did not fall on this remembrance. and therefore, the milk family, we were all together and we actually had a little bit more joy because we did have a week that separated it. it's a very tough time for my family since 1978. it's difficult to try to explain. i don't think i could have done as good of a job as jonathan, how tough that is. harvey was a part of every milestone, large and small in my life, for 17 years. and i just can't attempt to explain that loss in words. but there is a connection with the emotions that jonathan shared and that i have shared with rebecca that goes beyond my ability to put the warmth of these remembrances here in san francisco, the meaning of t

girl and he has some gay friends.t's gonna be called "will and grace." i'm like, that'll never last. you know? i mean there was no mention of gay anything. really there was "soap." remember that. with billy crystal and-- - yes. - and the show "love, sidney" with tony randall that they cancelled in two episodes. we've come a long way, i think, as gay people in society with acceptance, and understanding, and equality. and so i think it's much easier for this generation than it was for my older children. - we couldn't have done it-- - wait. wait. dan. dan bucatinsky is here with me, ro. - hi, ro. - come here. come here. - hi, sw-- don and i were very inspired by you from the very beginning. i have to say that when we were talking about becoming parents, and adoption in general, the conversation of rosie o'donnell was something that was always coming up. and i feel very much like that chain of inspiration is part of what allows 10 years to pass. we have to hand it to you. we really do. - absolutely. - a lot of my friends

i am not gay. i have never been gay. >> i am the queen!oh, yeah. >> twirkers need to be disciplined. >> stephanie: good morning hal sparks. >> hi. race traitor. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: that sounds like a cartoon series that hal could voice. >> totally. >> stephanie: race traitor. >> yeah. character that looks very much like eminem and irritates a lot of midwestern, white people. here's the thing. i actually think i have a positive -- both i think maybe lesson and a movement that could come from this. which would be trayvon's vote. trayvon martin died at 17. he was never able to vote. a lot of the unfortunate -- the right wing's minds another lost black voter is -- they're all keen with that. that's a plus. i would say to everybody who didn't vote in the last election or might not have voted or -- or they're in a state where they didn't -- you know, it's hard. make that extra effort. and maybe weren't going to vote next time. maybe you didn't vote last time. vote for him. he nerve got a chance to. >> stephanie: yeah, very good point. >>

the effects that that will have on parents who have gay children, on gay catholics themselves, i thinkositive when all we've heard for many years is negative, negative, negative. >> do you think he's breaking with the vatican? >> oh, no. i mean, he's -- he is not -- his comment had nothing to do with the sexual morality teachings of the church. >> reporter: and on the question of the ordination of women, the pope said the answer is no. that door, he said, is closed. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" cardinal timothy dolan and new concerns about misconduct among tsa employees. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is th with freshly bakedeve in whole grain bread.right then we add all-natural eggs... lean antibiotic-free ham... and vermont white cheddar. get 16 grams of protein and 23 grams of whole grain in the breakfast power sandwich. then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy

so you can have gay desires. you just can't take gay action.which i guess means that you can listen to y.m.c.a. but you may not under any circumstances do the hand gestures. and by the way, that doesn't mean that gays have to be celibate. there is a loophole. >> the church's teaching, which is based on the bible and god's revelation, is that sexual love is reserved only between a man and woman. >> john: exactly. gay men can have sex as long as it's with lesbian women. within the confines of a loveless marriage. just as god nearly intended. but that's not to say that the pope's remarks dip at least mark some sort of change. >> it is though a change in tone. it's an invitation from the holy father that we can never be harsh and judgmental. >> john: so the policy is the same but the tone has changed. sort of like if southern water found fountains in the 1950s changed their signs from this to this. actually, hold on. it's just the tone is nicer. but is it just the tone that has changed? i have to warn someone. aasif. aasif. listen, aasif. it was ju

anti-gay slurs were common. i was bullied and judged and gay events were not included in class subjects. i wasn't happy with being gay because raised in a catholic latino community i was taught it was abomination and a sickness and a sin. in my eighth grade year lyric showed up and taught assembly and workshops that taught students how to be an ally and sensitive to lgbt people. since the environment of the school changed it went from being gay [inaudible] to gay utopia. it afs awesome to see and i felt safe enough to come out at school during the pride assembly. the students and the school became very friendly place towards gay people. one more thing. if it wasn't for lyric i don't think i would have continued alive. it saved my life and i am sure it has saved other people's lives. it's become one of the biggest part of my life and i am asking you to please fund lyric. >> hi everyone especially all of you over there. i am eddy and i identify as queer, gender queer, . i'm an emerging activist and transfeminist.

a lot of the vatican is gay.f he says being gay without acting on being gay is a sin, he at some point he may be forced to oust 40% of the vatican. i'm making up numbers, but i wouldn't be surprised. >> it's been a huge scandal within the catholic church. not the fact that priests are gay, but a lot of them molested little boys. >> cenk: that angle if they molested boys or girls, and then the italian papers are talking about the ga gay orgies that hae been happening in the vatican. if that is true, we'll find out. desmond to you t tutu, look, a f times the right wing kidnaps religion and then makes it healthful of pro wealth, desmond tutu, live to what he said about this same issue. i would not worship a god who is homophobic, i refuse to go to a homophobic heaven. no, i would say sorry. i would much rather go to the other place. how do you like them apples, and martin luther king jr. was also a reverend. there are great religious figures in the world, and look, today was a good day in terms of pope francis headi

how many -- how many states permit gay -- gay couples to marry? >> today? 9, your honor. and -- and so there has been this sea change between now and 1996. >> i think with respect to the understanding of gay people and their relationships there has been a sea change, your honor. >> how many states have civil unions now? >> i believe -- that was discussed in the arguments, 8 or 9, i believe. >> and how many had it in 1996? >> i -- yes, it was much, much fewer at the time. i don't have that number, justice ginsburg -- i apologize. >> i suppose the sea change has a lot to do with the political force and effectiveness of people representing, supporting your side of the case? >> i disagree with that, mr. chief justice, i think the sea change has to do, just as discussed was bowers and lawrence, was an understanding that there is no difference -- there was fundamental difference that could justify this kind of categorical discrimination between gay couples and straight couples. >> you don't doubt that the lobby supporting the enactment of same sex-marriage laws in different sta

dean reynolds on what this means for gay catholics. gas prices are heading through rhe roof. are wall street investors to wall s ben tracy is on the story. is it cancer or not? dr. jon lapook tells us top researchers want to change the definition of cancer. and it's not the usual fishing tournament. chip reid on why they let the sharks off the hook. >> it was nice to watch them aim away. hopefully catch him again tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening. scott's on assignment, i'm bob schieffer. gof a person is gay and seeks ere lord and has good will, who am i to judge that person?" that's a fairly unremarkable statement these days, except the who who said it was the new catholic pope, francis, whose church has always held that homosexual acts are a sin. our dean reynolds was in brazil razing the pope's visit and he has our report. >> reporter: for a pope who spent a week in brazil embracing the multitudes, his words in an s -minute press conference on board his flight home showed the length and limits

and in that sense the voting rights act decision and the gay rights act -- gay marriage decisions areh judicial activist decisions. one thing i would note is that the voting rights decision, the voting rights act was re-authorized in 2006, but overwhelming majorities in both houses of congress signed by president george w. bush, very, very different, the gay marriage decision it seems to me, the president and -- many, many states were moving in that direction, so in the voting rights decision, the court overruled what was, you know, a consensus amok two branches of government, and a very reaching consensus. >> well, george chauncey, you were starting to say before that you think that there is far more to come here, particularly on the marriage question. this history is certainly far from over, right? >> oh, yes, absolutely. and i just say to the last question, i it is clear that justice kennedy was really thinking about the issue of become accused of judicial activism this has been a marriage theme in the marriage debate and a handful of judges granting marriage rights in fact it is t