they were considered in windsor. spoke very scalia eloquently about what the law is not in their dissent. we have to look at the majority opinion at windsor. with all due respect, it seems to me that the argued that public policy can trump a righted constitutional would be a remarkable constitutional opposition, not just in utah or colorado, but anywhere in the country. >> it would not only be remarkable, it will be contrary to at least two, if not more supreme court decisions including claiborne. the supreme court has expressly held that an individual's constitutional rights are not subject to public vote or legislative action. >> what we are trying to determine is what is the constitutional right and what right has been violated? i don't think that answers the question. before you sit down, i need to waited the ugly head of article three and i compare and juxtapose this case. that there was not article three jurisdiction because they only sued the attorney general and the governor. -- in that situation, those two i

they were considered in windsor.d justice scalia and justice alito has spoken very eloquently about what the law is not in their dissent. but we have to look at the majority opinion in windsor, and with all due respect, it seems to me that to argue that public policy can trump a declared constitutional right would be a remarkable constitutional proposition. not just in utah or in colorado, but anywhere in the united states. >> tricky it would not only be remarkable, it would be contrary to at least if not more supreme court decisions including cleburne. the supreme court has expressly held that an individual's constitutional rights are not subject to public vote or legislative action. >> true. but what we're trying to endeavor, what is the constitutional right and what right has been violated. i don't think that really answers the question. before you sit down, i need to raise the ugly head of article iii jurisdiction. and i compare supposed this case ambition. in a non-panel decision we held that there was not artic

a new home up for me a windsor queen elizabeth will feature the welcome telling the grounds of windsor castle. totally awesome it was fine. along with the endless struggle. on the first state visit by an irish president to the uk was underway. us. morse drawn carriages to force them to guests would go to windsor streets. she does pageantry better. straight rain held off crowds marched on as the procession troubled one minute to windsor castle. t t o said the law. the president inspected a guard of honor the forty flight members of the irish guards campaign many of their colleagues are currently based in cyprus was fourth and two born and we kill two born in belfast world to lunch and tea for the ceremonies. then another moment of pageantry president reagan's presented a gift. mulch for the mascot of the gods. irish wolf hound cold cold. it is. lunch the president was broke to see some of the treasures in the irish connection. two weeks. looking on power sources and suggesting the queen has been very much involved in the planning of this visit. it used to tell his story. lunch when she

the horse drawn carriage along windsor streets to the official residence. windsor council greatest trip tomorrow but the irish who welcomes this historic town with the owl to welcome their president. it's against the presence of no christmas trees from their side. and the saddest thing another by a shared love of irish are actually taking the day off tomorrow becoming friends. but i could never be happy. total cars are one of the six nations and the sliding the ball that i couldn't tell. they believe in you. some are like funny funny let me know. then as it was the surprise of the present about it on over the flight was from succeeding. to walk all the cute one to seal tricolor start and one of the other larger than life against the union jack. makes your heart be deleted files. there are verses that have taken place and in particular. tell your child to begin here the snow that russell everyday this week. the horse drawn carriages or so forth because he's been a lot of work and effort and interest of kids books. i watch may be set in the coming days about

that was exactly the style of analysis that windsor undertook. >> didn't windsor include this concept that the states right to define marriage with the qualifications subject to constitutional rights and the one place in particular cited loving for that proposition which would lead us to believe that yes the state has this authority which everybody's knowledges in marriage but subject to not violating individual rights of the people involved. >> that's absolutely right but also to the loving point your honor this significant the court and went to did not draw an analogy to loving. the district court did below. the court cited loving for the incontestable propositipropositi on that the state's authority is limited by the constitution. again if we are asking is their fundamental right to marry that include same-sex couples you have to first decide what marriage is. and new york and windsor have decided that marriage, they were going to adopt the more modern adult relationship model of marriage such that marriage could be a union of any two people who love each other essentially. >> shel

welcome to six walnut from windsor offers a free presentation state visits to the united kingdom to save me the emphasis is on although not its presence at all the guests are here at windsor castle for reception hosted by queen elizabeth the presidents day began with a visit to the oxfordshire countryside to become a closer look at agri business. the day the greater need. we have received a nine to five million euro more than half its income from the state last year. accounts committee hears more details but criticizes and her parents and my family for not attending. jared dumpling county limerick family including three children held by armed intruders. it's monday and tuesday for a very real place to be here. maybe it was a mural or need to flood risk in circumference telco in preparation so inadequate. due to conflict with the service we need to bring together the two legit i don't get to go. with all due to the present what to do that and state visits to the united kingdom the president of the swipe subpoena begun the day with a visit to the oxfordshire countryside for the focus was o

in fact, the reasoning in the windsor case came from the windsor briefs.ow do you respond to that? >> robby caplan is a wonderful lawyer. i talk about her in the book, her and edie. they were in the case, asking for a limited -- you know, it was a limited decision. it was a decision to say, you don't have to recognize -- you don't have to overturn bans across the nation. but you do have to recognize legally married couples and give them federal benefits. of course, olson and the perry case was asking for much more. they wanted a 50-state ruling which would allow gays and lesbians to marry. i talk a lot about the tension, but i think in the end what happened was that they actually benefited from each other. you know, if you look at justice kennedy's decision, the joke a little bit in edie windsor's legal team was, edie's already married, already gay. they didn't talk about -- they didn't stress -- they wanted to make it this low-key kind of, this is just a tax case. i think that on the other hand -- >> but actually looking at the briefs in windsor, they lay

animus is used by the supreme court of the united states and it is expressed in windsor talking about and in the proper purpose. >> we don't have a case do we? >> the judge shall be found that there is no animus if that is your question. our argument is just there is. >> that is a fact opinion issue. >> know it is not. >> i beg to differ with you. you cannot take a legislator's statement on either side of an issue and tag the legislation one way or another. we've never done that in the past. >> what you can do is look at the text of the document. and if you simply look at the text of amendment number three, the end-to-end to end debate could exclude same-sex couples is inherent on the face. >> utah is taking the position it is a violation of the public policy to permit the same gender marriage. now they may be wrong. but does that express from the legal standpoint that there would be mean-spirited and bigoted? as we understand the term, it is a constitutional term of art that has nothing to do with how good or bad. if a legislative body does something deliberately to hurt somebody tha

kingdom which he said was both uplifting and hopeful the president and his wife said the man left windsorcastle this morning to travel to stratford upon avon and coventry where he thanked irish people living in britain for their part in the consolidation friendship between the two countries farewell of windsor council queen and present shake hands. pleasantries are exchanged. but such has been the success of this state to visit. state officials on both sides of it has been a marked relations between art and on the uk about going beyond special. they said there was no genuine warmth between two countries. with the troubled history. it would spend the day touring the english midlands before turning torment. the weeklong visit progressed the crows camille to present eagles also grew and they did not come just from the artists' community. from the british is well i can't stop for coming to see the presence of further strengthen relations between both countries. so warm with a welcome present broke away from the show due to say hello. the ride. it's a tidy. naturally tends to strike holiday. t

>> we're windsor circle and help marketers get more from existing customers. data out of systems like e-commerce, apply science to it and mind a customer to buy more or helping them find an additional product. gerri: i understand if i go to one of the websites using your technology, if i buy something there, i might get e-mail saying gerri, here's a coupon to buy more. you are locking in the customers for your customers, i want you to explain, though, very interesting how case shows you what was the competition like? what did you have to do to get this money? >> thank you for that question, gerri. so steve has a bigrition and the vision is there is a tremendous amount of innovation happening outside of silicon valley and new york and outside the corridors, so the google for entrepreneurs organization which is part of google and steve case teamed up to showcase some of these companies and some of the technologies. so we were selected as one of ten from around the country, and steve case is a judge in the competition. so you had to take everything you've been do

windsor. >> in south africa, former olympian oscar pistorius broke down in tears while recounting theent he discovered he fatally shot his girlfriend. >> i cried and i don't know how long. i don't know how long. >> cameras were not allowed to record his testimony. the judge adjourned court immediately afterwards. pistorius is charged with murdering 29-year-old rev reva steincamp at his home. he said he thought she was an intruder. he faces a life sentence of 25 years if convicted. >> talks over iran's hit a speed bump saying they could have the materials for an atomic bomb in 2 months. it highlights the mistrust between the six world powers, the u.s. and others fear iran is working on a nuclear weapon. tehran main tajz the program is for paetsches purples. talks are scheduled to build al frank fame work deal. in kenya, the president is the deciding on a new law that legalizes polygamy. it is to blend western kenyan culture. they say the proposed law goes too far. tanya page has the story. >> chief sammy tiquis says one of the benefits of his marriages is that the burden of chores is s

way up north by clear lake, in the low 70s, clover dale, 64 degrees, windsor, 75. extended forecast will increase on monday, leading to a chance of rain late monday night and tuesday morning. wet day, sunny, then, next weekend, we will complicate the picture again. looks like a few showers moving in sometime over the weekend with the numbers beginning to recover to the middle 60s or so. expect things to be cooler and just a little wet. not much, liz vern? >> all right. thank you. >> you were busy today. my goodness a lot of sports that talk. >> yes. had my camera out at the coliseum. catching what is going on with us. people are taking notice. huge game, buster had a play. was it enough? sports is next ,,,,,,,,,,,, the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can of their playoff runs... .. e best record >>> what a time to be a bay area sports fan. guess who has the best record in the american l

but this is a new generation in the house of windsor, an air to the throne mingling with the common folkture queen on the floor like a regular mom? for starters there will be no tiaras during this trip. and the duke and duchess, yes, traveling with an entourage, that include a royal nanny. but a smaller group. royal watchers call this a royal revolution. >> this is much more downsized than would, really be on, on a senior level. >> reporter: times are tough at the palace? >> they look to do things themselves. they don't need as many, flunkies, servants around them. >> the future king mostly interested in his mom's hair, not so interested in blocks. and he has some work to do when it comes to the ladies. this little girl, burst into tears when george tried to hold hand. she might regret that one day. prince william told the other first-time parents in the room that baby george is now teething and that he is the one to give george a bottle every night and put him to bed. his parents said the ten especially selected new zealand babies, all georges age, made for the most kids the little prin

official tour with the the royal baby-ness, prince george alexander blunderbuss rohypnol saxe-coburg windsor. >> celebrated easter at a cathedral in sydney before a trip to the zoo on sunday with prince george. that is where the young future king performed his first official doodie. >> jon: his first official doodie? you are telling me this baby hasn't taken a doodie in nine months? or were his previous doodies off the record? >> ah. speaking of number 2. >> well, let the speculation begin, the duke and duchess of cambridge rumored, fueled rumor they could be expecting again. >> all that royal baby chatter quickly quieted when kate went pinot tast taking and went riding in a jet boat. >> jon: how about a six flags over the great child womb chamber and kangaroo to meet stu the kicking radio, i am not saying kate doesn't want to have another baby right now but she is making it hard for william to get her clothes off. i mean by the 20th button they both would be asleep. >> and we go out to our senior brinbria hartley tissue correspondent, jessica smith. >> 'ello guvnah at that. >> a pip pip pic

you can see in and around the windsor area. perhaps moderate rain falling. we have a got this in and around healdsburg. this is pushing through your area. there's more to come. that's offshore. for today, again, that steady rain has moved on. but we will continue with just these spotty showers hit and miss, maybe dry for a little while and then you walk outdoors and it starts to rain on you again. giving you a look over parts of the north bay, from novato, san rafael, tiburon, sausalito along the sonoma coast here. stretching across the richmond/san rafael prige and into the east bay -- bay bridge, and into the east bay, we have rain. highway 24, it's a wet dry. alamo you look like you are wet. the east bayshore line, oakland, into san leandro, you will find it wet here along 880. slick roads continuing for your afternoon has we shift south a little bit here, the peninsula looks mostly cloudy but mainly dry. in and around san jose mainly dry. i'm gonna back it up here and show you that the center of circulation with the coldest most unstable air right about

cloverdale 84. 81 windsor. 82 ukiah.ended forecast, nice and sunny the next couple of days and increasing clouds with light rain late monday night and showers into tuesday morning. wednesday and thursday sunny and then another system coming into on friday again not much. but it looks like the streets will get wet late monday and on friday, as well. that's weather. back to you to elizabeth. >>> we have andrea nakano has sports. a big day for oakland even involving a little dessert. >> a little bit. the a's win and revenge is sweet when it comes to delivering the pie. plus billy crystal there to root on the clippers but for the warriors no andrew bogut and tons of foul trouble. could the warriors still beat the clippers in l.a.? next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,, really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion pot

there and that we're still top dog trumpet oppression people of this is a very weak storm in the windsor knot the big threat. but it could bring some up flogging reach the eastern portions of the sites they wanted aperture still get with a high of twenty there on your friday night at twenty seven partly class guys if you take a look over towards the mare is now a good mood across of the great lakes region that is going to producing a few severe thunderstorms but the rest of the us sunny skies in your forecasting threats can be fire weather conditions on court to stop and wrapping things up into europe. severe thunderstorms were popping up on and off the fjord eastern portion of the matter tree and all support the bus and other ear is unstable weather in northern portions of spain expected track again here on thursday and friday. his accent forecast. i do know should the woods across japan are hitting the road for their spring vacations some were stopping get their breast area where prehistoric creatures have reappeared and the lid and leave the city of bordeaux created the t rex models a

area clean and that subtly with other pretty strong and as hard as it is catching on that to the windsor caring all that dust from the one hundred and six cc me hazy skies across northern into the southern germany austria the czech republic and discontented a chance for a tense transportation due to the move is a devotee that this is khan think. and so that people wouldn't have problems were part of the scope of this week i'd advise you to carry on as a pr point of the county and bounds and the flood and storm and forecast across the thirty s which is quite a reader finds. also if anyone to carry seem to keep from north africa and temperature has fallen unique and twenty three degrees at giovanni august summer like temperatures on your thursday the eighth of june temperatures all the way into the top of the week brussels also reaching twenty three which is on its temperature on your hump day long and not something to be in new england though it were informed that i hit the scene with blue skies across the area. bought. meanwhile the gesture and here is pulling on the cold psychics this w

conditions aren't helping matters is the leader of the brain is starting to fall around the single area of windsor picking up as well which is causing high currents hampering search and rescue efforts put in as far as the cause of why the accident happened. coast guard officials are questioning right now the captain believe it or not the captain of coming out of this tragic accident why but he went in for questioning over night and is still under questioning by coast guard officials and some of the information we're getting from him is that because of this accident may have occurred when the ship steered suddenly switch lap causing a cargo that was tied down to fall making this and balances and that could be one of the causes but again we're still in preliminary stages of the investigation but i am in tears because right now that's what. that's what officials are looking into. among the passengers on board were three hundred and twenty by students from south korean high school was they were actually having to judge you want for a school trip and should harm that has been taking a look at how famil

. >> host: somebody who spoke at present bush is inaugural, kirby john caldwell, windsor village united methodist church, 14,000 attendance, houston, texas. >> host: why it took me so long to write this book is in order to demonstrate how widespread it is, we have to take into account not just the stereotypical press or to make a churches which are nondenominational, to some of the denominational one that in almost every major american denomination we find at least one prosperity mega church. that could include the united methodist, it's adorable if they are, disciples of christ. we are just shy of a presbyterian mega-church. i'm sure somewhere out there. >> host: wind of this prosperity gospel -- first of all, is very political philosophy? to the top politics? >> guest: they do, but it's a subset. we think of them as having different niche is. or the spiritual wear for a guy coming or the prophecy lady. you're the politics to. for this, we'll find jon henke, there will be a subset that will overlap with the christian right. for the most part they don't really need to talk nuts and bolt

good relations between the island neighbors a royal welcome for michael d higgins on the steps of windsor castle. it's another sign of how far british irish relations have progressed in the past twenty years. that isn't cement a growing unease between the two countries the british army band played the irish national anthem and the grounds of the queen's main residence i know cheques then moved on to address both houses of the british parliament in westminster the peace process in northern ireland has a lot of close call between the two states. he sprays the progress made but said the work was not yet done for us. trent is in taking this in the progress of course a piece of northam. cos basically the road we travel the road in an act of creation because he is. dr government to shift responsibility to encourage and support those who need to complete the journey of making peace and construct in june. games went on to say britain and ireland had attained a closeness and warmth that once seemed unachievable. he'll spend a total of four days can bring that's all we have time for the dream of wa

windsor really, destroys that argument as the same-sex marriage by noting until recently most peopleonsidered a man-woman union "essential to the very definition of the term marriage." that means under the supreme means ofecision, that the alleged right to same-sex marriage is not in fact already so embedded in our laws and traditions as to be required by orders of liberty. ing.et us focus on lov you had a classification that the state argued -- they made an argument of equal application in that case. classification -- what barred them from getting married was race. in this incident, why is this any different? you have amanda wants to marry another man. the only thing that bars him from getting married is sex, gender. why is that any different from loving when you are drawing a line that is based upon a protected classification? why shouldn't this be a situation of -- evaluating the gender? >> a couple of answers to that. first of all, the supreme court's decision in loving is -- does not intrude in the state of virginia's definitional authority over -- over marriage. the exclusion o

there are also a few benefits, like the windsor decision was over estate taxes.of a principal residence. you get a $500,000 gain exclusion for a married couple, versus a $250,000 gain for an individual. >> what are the differences in taxes this year versus last year that married couples ought to be paying attention to? >> for higher income couples, the rates are higher. the expiration of the bush tax cuts and the informal care act, which brought the 3.8% net investment income tax and higher net income on wages, actually, it is a reaction of, wow, how could i owe that much? because the rates are higher. >> are you getting people that are surprised because when you do the calculation and you look at your taxable income, 39.6%. >> and 29th percent on -- 29% on capital gains. and the affordable care act is a separate line item on your tax return. lots of people are writing checks out today and tomorrow. >> or filing an extension. paying something because you don't want to underpay and then be charged interest. >> or a penalty. >> middle income with old -- both collec

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bush's inaugural windsor village united methodist church 14,000 attendance in houston texas. >> it'sne of the big surprises and why it took me so long to write this book is in order to demonstrate how widespread it is we have to take into account not just the stereotypical prosperity that are nondenominational but some of the denominational ones that in almost every major american denomination we find at least one so that could include united methodist as adorable as they are and disciples of christ. we are just shy of a presbyterian church out there somewhere i'm sure. >> when did the prosperity gospel --'s first voluntary political philosophy, do they talk politics? >> they do but it's a kind of subset. we can think of them as having different species, you are the prosperity to the prophecy leedy into politics dude. there would be a subset that would overlap the christian right but for the most part they don't really need to talk nuts and bolts of politics because they were offered the runaround for systems that oppress them so what they need tbut they need tt serious about their f

windsor, 97 degrees. 3degrees shy of 100 degrees today. here is a peek outside.san francisco, warmest day of the year, officially coming in at 81 degrees. it will be a degree or two warmer tomorrow. other highs, hillsboro, you hit 95. walnut creek hit a high of 87. nevada, fairfield, 86. live neighborhood network, still pretty toasty out there in many spots including sunnyvale. this has been the story for the month. it has been a mild month. two and a half degrees above average in santa rosa. concord running two degrees above average for the month of april. san jose 1.3 degrees above normal. the final day of april will be toasty tomorrow. temperatures running 20 degrees above average because the ridge of high pressure will move to the north. winds go clockwise around the high. this will promote an offshore or east wind. all depends on which direction our wind is coming from. the wind is wind is coming land, not the water, so it will be hotter. once it goes off the land, it will be cooler. 57degrees is the ocean temperature. once we tap back into that, temperature

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. >> my windsor kevin ollie the uconn men's head basketball coach who won the ncaa championship firsts a guy who played in the nba for 13 years on 15 different teams, averaged less than 4 points a game. somebody who strives, a hard worker in basketball and deserves the recognition he has gotten. my loser is vox.com. going to engage in explanatory journalism because most other journalists don't explain things apparently. going to remake journalism puff piece on the "new york times" this week. and after a week, after its launch, it's clear that the web site founded by left wing idealogues, staffed by left wing idealogues is going to in fact make left wing ideological arguments and contribute virtually nothing. >> my loser, too actually. >> make sure we get both of you in. >> my loser is grandice university kirstie alli women's right advocate because they are offended by her personal views on her personal life experience. my winner is kathleen sebelius because she gets to it leave d.c. >> oh, charles? >> my winner of the week are the chimps at the kansas city zoo who escaped for two hour

you had a sort of old tattered guide book to windsor castle, tea sets. but they really got in the spirit of things. they were camping out last night. this morning, literally the town doubled in size. something like 30,000, 40,000 people there in the end. when the couple arrived, it literally sort of erupted. it was a classic example of how these royals come into an area and really sort of blow it away. a couple of serious moments in the day where you had them going, paying their respects at the war memorial. actually, this was a big walkabout. huge excitement. people come from all over new zealand just to see them. certainly doing no help to it the republican cause, but it's difficult to see whether or not it's going to have a huge impact there or whether or not people are just fascinated to see these celebrities come into town or whether or not they actually are sort of believing in the monarchy a bit more here. >> well, max, they are kind of doing this as celebrities, aren't they? these are easy photo ops, things that aren't very controversial. but wha

many people know that well that a novel is north of windsor that enough should drive you to drink. but you know i i i i i i drank a lot larry a lot i mean i'm talking about if you were driving i was not driving i would say that it is your show it was before so i had a day off i was i was off that day i was not driving i was in a casino it was and i fell asleep in a fresh and easy or a whole foods that could have been embarrassing but i mean when the tables i was in the bar and trying to find my way to my room and i missed it by twenty five floors but you know the thing is here's the thing recklessness is is is one thing you know being irresponsible is another thing so i'll take the responsibly for that you know a lot of entertainers you know they they claim they've been they blame for tea or dehydration or i took the hit as a matter of took living under system you were frank and dean used to get drunk every night of ages and it got very i'm out there rooms you got drunk at a hotel in canada yes what t.m.c. to see there's no life left no problem ok you weren't driving you out to hau

. >> reporter: wesley was found 17 miles from home by a police officer and west windsor, new jersey. and is returned to his rightful owners began with the help of a location chip in the left shoulder. this odyssey began when miguel was cleaning the leaves on his patio while wesley was sniffing around in the yard as he normally did on his up, but this time he kept on going. >> i called out for him, he didn't come back. >> reporter: the news was heartbreaking for the entire family, especially for their autistic son. after 17 months, hope was all but dashed. >> slowly but surely we get our life back together and missing the dog but thinking about getting another dog. >> reporter: but nothing could replace wesley who disappeared two days before superstorm sandy. he had two minor injuries that could have happened while roaming around after sandy. >> reporter: what kind of shape was he in? >> oh, he stunk to high heaven. he was horrible. >> reporter: he got an exam, bath and groom before reuniting with miguel. >> it is pretty remarkable situation when they come back after over a year. >> r

far north ukiah is 79 degrees tomorrow and windsor 82.looking mostly sunny and mild for the bay area. plenty of sunshine, along the shoreline a little cooler but inland nudging 80 degrees. standard forecast will go with stratus quo the usually clouds in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon. sunshine for everybody most of the day, increasing clouds cooler on tuesday. wednesday we recover and get sunshine in the latter half of next week. that's weather. as for sports, i can hardly wait to see that crazy video. andrea will be in after a break. stay tuned. ,, safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for easter, get a safeway spiral sliced ham, for just $1.99 a pound. cadbury mini eggs are only $2.69. talk about a sweet deal. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love at safeway. >>> all right. got a little hockey to look forward to. >> this is going to be a really good physical matchup looking

paul brennan, al jazeera, windsor. >>> france's new prime minister has won a vote of confidence in parliament. he secured the backing of 306 votes to 239 against. earlier in pa lament he unveiled a planned tax and public spending cuts promising to tackle public debt without aw austerity measures. he was chosen to take the post last week by the president. >>> german police have carried out 19 raids against a fund-raising organization with ties to hezbollah. called orphan children's project lebanon raised $4.5 million from the hezbollah support group. this is the report from berlin. >> it was an operation seven years in the making. german thourts say the group called orphan children project lebanon was, in fact, working for the military wing of hezbollah and was raising money to provide financial assistance to the families of suicide bombers. >> translator: the organization has 80 members in total. about 160 officers were deployed. they see the organization's real estate and furthermore about $134,000 u.s. dollars from the organizations bank accounts and in total 30 kilograms of coins have been

edie windsor changed the covers history for everybody. all important supporting parts. >> i would add one more name to that lexicon and that is kate kendall, out of san francisco. so there have been many, many people that deserve credit. and i think what you're seeing is sort of the post supreme court carping about who gets what. i think joe becker simply was trying to cover one little slice of lgbt history and it is an important slice. hopefully someone will write a book about robby kaplan's leadership in taking edewindsdi sore's case to the supreme court. >> i would say the movement is getting to the place where there is a public conversation about who gets credit more than a movement. the tipping point has come. here's what i am also curious about. we've talk -- i don't know if i think we're dempbtly at a tipping point but one of the things that's interesting is, it's becoming more of a political liability. by that i mean in 2016 you cannot be the democratic nominee for president without supporting marriage equality. and yet republican

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. >> i liked the chat with richard windsor. he said quit making deals. don't like the deal.f the deals. >> he wasn't quite so impressed as some have been. it was a big price tag on what's an, wasn't it? -- whatsapp. >> jon, thank you very much. >> the barclays, an event that has become a media spectacle over the last couple of years but for perhaps all the wrong reasons. manus cranny is outside the royal festival hall in london where the event is taking place. good morning. what can we expect today? >> very good day. i think a great deal of retail ambassadors turn up to these a.g.m.'s but more and more analysts turn up to these events. it is an opportunity to ask questions. there will be the housekeeping stuff that goes on and the renew mexico vegas top of the agenda for anthony jenkins. ast year's bonus pool went up. the pay on policy and the e.u. bonus camp giving the ability to ay more than twice the salary. a number oven vestors have objected. whitehall, government, just up the road here, vince cable saying to the top 100 c.e.o.s in london. high pay levels is dereliction

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. >>> queen elizabeth celebrated easter mass at windsor castle approximately and the duke and duchessdge continue their tour of australia. little prince george made an appearance with his parents at the sydney zoo meeting a little marsupial billby that was named after him. his excitement didn't last too long. looks like my little boys there. >>> you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim sciutto in for don lemon. thank you for joining us. today we hear the voices of people who were suddenly in the middle of a major emergency at sea. south korea five days ago that loaded ferry began sinking with 476 people on board, most teenagers. now we know what the crew was saying at the time to did controllers on shore. have a listen. >> the panic, the stress so clear in those voices. you remember the ferry capsized on wednesday. as of today only 59 people are confirmed dead, their bodies brought to shore by divers. 243 in all remain unaccounted for. each time searchers bring the body of one of those ferry victims on shore, the families there must go to identify their loved ones. with many of the dead hi

big guns were fired from three british locations including near windsor castle where she is spendingyes and a mischievous glint. >> yes. if you look very closely, you can see that. but doesn't she look good for 88? >> she does. >> all right. queen. very nice. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge begin their final week in australia this morning. prince william and kate celebrated at a cathedral in sydney before a trip to the zoo on sunday with prince george. as mall harrison of "sky news" reports, that's where the young future king performed his first ee official duty. >> reporter: beside himself with excitement prince george took mom and dad to the zoo. he's taking care to first eyeball the cameras, the third in line to the throne quickly turned his attentions back to his marsupial namesake. kate was making sure her 9 maryland wasn't dribbling too much with citement. then dad took control. william edges closer. the young prince seemingly frustrated by the glass. mess merized by australia's version of the easter bunny, george gets pier louisly close to the easter bunny. william and k

and the world is your oyster, which the the world first heard a variation of in the merry wives of windsorto me, which he writes in julius cesar? he responds, but from my own heart it was greek to me. and of course there was more. if you want to read the rest of the list, google insider shakespeare. you should find the link easily, though. thank you for putting together this great bit of nerdy fun. and to william shakespeare, happy birthday. yeah, happy birthday. when we come back, the other author, and the one who is still alive, who is all the hotness right now. didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. ♪ your love keeps lifting me,c higher and higher ♪ more gain scent than ever, plus oxi boost cleaning power and febreze. it's our best gain ever, new gain flings! >>> right now i'm holding the hottest new item people can't stop talking about. it's selling out so fast getting your hands on it may be a problem. the bra

but this is a new generation in the house of windsor.the floor like a regular mom? the future king mostly interested in his mom's hair, not so interested in blocks. prince william told the other first-time parents in the room that baby george is now teething, and that he's the one to give george a bottle every night and put him to bed. his parents also said these ten specially selected new zealand babies, all george's age, made for the most kids the little prince had ever played with at once. >> they don't know that they can wander into a play group and everything will be exposed straight away. so they're very careful to makes sure that they don't expose him to normal families in a way any other special pay bay might because he's special. he is going to be the future king. >> reporter: like father, like son, two heirs who look like they know exactly what they want. for now, that seems to be a toy that belongs to another baby. i'm cecilia vega in wellington, new zealand. >> p.s. -- >> i get a kick watching the royal baby crawl around with

of the was white vote 59% -- robert in windsor mill, maryland. thank you for holding. you are on "washington journal." i'm calling about the topic. i got a rude awakening when i started my college career back in the early 90's. i had a philosophy teacher who took an extreme issue with me based on the fact that i corrected him regarding the greeks and egyptians. that actually was my first wake , unlessregarding teachers or professors in general are open to various viewpoints, you're not going to have an open forum for different thinkers. i also got a rude awakening years later in history class. again, another class you think would be open to dialogue. extremehis person took hubris and offense to me because i pointed out some facts. open topic and open dialogue, i don't see where college campuses really have changed all that much. i'm a teacher now, myself and i take graduate-level courses. again, unless you are willing to and speak torward the judeo-christian indoctrination in the universities, he will open yourself up to reprisals considering her grade. that is what i

there are perennials on the list, there's roth childs, windsors but there's a lot of really interestingd. the father has been in films. we looked at south america, africa, asia and, you know, we came up with a really fascinating list. >> and do these families, do they want this type of notoriety? or do they should know this type of notoriety? >> you know, i think it's our job to look at the anthlopolaunlically. there are bushes, there are kennedys, there are old families that have been successful in perpetuating their dynasty for a very long time. probably the oldest is a scottish family that turns out to be the largest landowner isn't? scotland, more than the queen. they're related to walter scott. there's, you know, at the same time we were kind of laughing about the winesteins being on there. i don't think that they don't deserve it but they're a much younger dynasty and i think they're a dynasty of two brothers who have done a remarkable thing in hollywood. so we try to see it from all angles, from all disciplines, from the art world to society to politics to old money. >> let's tal