he's the executive director of lambda legal. thank you for being with us this thursday morning. >> happy to be here. host: your reaction to the supreme court ruling and what's next when it comes to gay rights? >> well my reaction it's a wonderful ruling. i was in the courtroom last friday when the court announced the decision, and i am amazed at the breathe of the decision and beautifully written and justice en kennedy really understood what the issues were and what it means to have our relationships recognized and i'm happy to say that since the decision comes down couples have gotten married in i believe everyone of state so we now have marriage equality nationwide in country. every state and every territory that everywhere that is covered by the united states constitution. host: there were 13 states that restricted guy marriage and some of those states including texas to keep that restriction in place even though they grudgingly accept the supreme court ruling is the law of the land. so discuss the next level challenges that

he's the executive director of lambda legal. thank you for being with us this thursday morning. >> happy to be here. host: your reaction to the supreme court ruling and what's next when it comes to gay rights? >> well my reaction it's a wonderful ruling. i was in the courtroom last friday when the court announced the decision, and i am amazed at the breathe of the decision and beautifully written and justice en kennedy really understood what the issues were and what it means to have our relationships recognized and i'm happy to say that since the decision comes down couples have gotten married in i believe everyone of state so we now have marriage equality nationwide in country. every state and every territory that everywhere that is covered by the united states constitution. host: there were 13 states that restricted guy marriage and some of those states including texas to keep that restriction in place even though they grudgingly accept the supreme court ruling is the law of the land. so discuss the next level challenges that

lambda equals one over pi r squared n. mass greater than the earth. host: correct. ladies and gentlemen, i hold in my hand the final question. the score now stands: aa 1,150, pms 1,175. so, for 100 points and the match, please turn your attention to the formula on the screens. solve the equation. holy crap. what the hell is that? looks like something they found on the ship at roswell. come on. think. leslie? leonard, it's not gonna work if you rush me. you have to let me get there. you are never going to let that go, are you? ten seconds. pms? sorry, i panicked. then guess. um... eight. .4 i'm sorry, that's incorrect. aa if you can answer correctly, the match is yours. he doesn't have it. he's got squat. aa, i need your answer. (russian accent): the answer is minus eight pi alpha. hang on. hang on a second. that's not our answer. what are you doing? answering question. winning physics bowl. how do you know anything about physics? here i am janitor. in former soviet union i am physicist. leningrad politechnika. go, polar be

the y combinator is a trick under lambda calculus, which is a formal expression for expressing algorithms, a math concept, basically. emily: how did you guys decide to work together on this? because you weren't married yet, but that is a big decision. paul: that was -- it was scary. because we had only been dating for a year. ♪ emily: there are myths about so many of the great companies, start-ups, founders that are boiled down into legend. and what is the myth of y combinator and what is the reality? paul: people just don't realize how, like, not interested we were in making money. i'm thinking of all these people, saying on forums, "oh, it's so self-serving," but honestly, in the beginning, we weren't trying to make money. jessica: it was all an experiment to see if these new ideas could work. emily: a lot of people think of it as paul graham's y combinator. paul: oh, there is a myth. there is a really big myth. emily: you call jessica the secret weapon. paul: like, nothing has ever happened at y combinator that jessica did not, like, set her seal of approval on. right? she basically ha

in about 45 minutes, lambda legal talk about the aftermath of the supreme court's ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states and what procedural hurdles remain. and gun owners of america on calls for gun control following the charleston, south carolina church shooting. good morning. front page of the "washington post"s the airlines probed over pricing policies and the justice department looking into whether the airlines have colluded to keep airfares high. and mixed message and no progress in the greek crisis. the labor department releases latest numbers on unemployment. the jobless numbers will show a slight drop in those out of work. and the washington times is reporting that vice president joe biden is