first of all, the history of sodomy laws, a vindication and bowers as the final overthrow and lawrenceut then the on clarity of where we are after words which i think is very clearly argue that i turn to the whole area of anti-discrimination to the colorado conflict in which i played a part of the experts witness in reverse this edwards whether the state referendum could pass a law that forbade citizens protection for gay and lesbian some decisions and the decision romer v edwards returned to an of us. and then in the final chapter i talk about public sex and sex clubs and the whole question of the whole public-private distinction and the confusion in thinking well of the whole issue of sex outside the home. any of those things i will be glad to talk about in this discussion but same-sex marriage broker will talk about the arguments against it and why i think they don't add up to very much. as we examine the arguments against same-sex marriage we have to keep two questions firmly in mind. first of a diseased argument justify a viggo restriction of same-sex marriage for everyone or only

. >> our next artist is a glass bower -- a glass blower. we are on our way to his studio, three hours away. on the way, max and i began to talk about howar our economy has done in the past year. >> we have stimulated the economy to grow. in the first quarter of this year, we were down -6.4%. now we are 2.8% +. that is a swing of 9.2%. so we're very proud of this. >> and here we are, winterly glass blowers. there is next. he holds degrees from the university of texas in austin and the rhode island school of design. >> arts give this nation or any nation is a visual vocabulary. american visual artists, we are constantly trying to reinvent ourselves. sure, this economy means that businesses do not have the money to hire. this is a threshold time. artist who have been successful will be able to make it through the economy. but artist who tried to utilize the economy to help the economy, they will succeed in the end appeared they will come through this time and have a place in our society. >> in a recent article, on a global scale, the art marke

host: so, do think the policy the administration is putting forward will prevent the need for a jack bower-type % in real life? caller: right now is undecided, but assuming they should have something, something more like in "24" like ctu to help with these terrorists. host: two stores regarding home ownership. the poll shows that people are less likely to take risks related to buying than in 2003. despite turbulence and the housing market during the last three years, most people still think that home ownership is important and preferable to renta. many remain skeptical that home prices will rebound soon, according to a survey by fannie mae to be released today. -- most people still find homeownership preferable to renting. here is the story -- surprise, home sales spring forward. back to the phones. long beach, california, on the line for democrats. frank, what you think about the administration's nuclear policy? caller: what we're talking about here is a false contradiction. it says a reduction, not deletion. we're still going to have between us and the russians enough to kill everyone in the

the board is questioning almost bower thousand o$54,000 spendins purchases, and online games, and there's no comment from currie. >>> as earth day and people across the haitia nation and hen baltimore are shorin showing thr appreciation for the environment? >>>this is the 40th anniversary of earth day. >>> the future is now for solar energy and green jobs at one howard county home. the governor and county executive will be in clarksville to help install solar paneling just in time for earth day today. joel d smith is live there now with more. good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. it is pretty exciting here. the covers are going to be on top of this home. you can see that he will be up there installing these solar panels. how about the person that is the founder of the company that has the solar panels. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: happy earth day. >> thank you. >> reporter: how much are we taking about saving? the saving is about $800 a year. these panels are going to produce electricity. they will produce 40% of the home's annual usage. >> reporte

as you go around the bend to complain about, bower miles -- bower mile54 miles per hour the2 12-minute you. >>> a major heroin bust in north baltimore. more than a dozen suspects are behind bars, two of them are linked to a program that received hundreds of thousands of dollars in city grant money. megan gilliland joins us with the latest. good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. together federal state, and local law enforcement agencies arrested 13 suspected gang members believed to be associated with the baltimore black guerrilla family. it's a gang considered to be one of the city's deadliest. the suspects are accused of dealing heroin and fueling violence in baltimore city that includes murder. >> reporter: we recognize that there's more gang members out there, our goal is to identified them and prosecute them. >> reporter: among the 13 suspects, todd duncan known as donny. he is accused of leading the gang's operations in the baltimore. also arrested donald scott, aka piper. the federal investigators say these two men used a non-profit group to disguise their gang

cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> and we have more in our next hour on this story. >>> a plea deal for a registered sex offender suspected of raining and killing who teenaged girls in the san diego area, john albert gardner pleaded guilty to both murders on friday in a deal that allows him to escape the death penalty. he admitted to killing chelsea king who disappeared from a san diego park in february, and amber vanished walk to go school. he's expected to serve life in prison. >>> toyota is recalling another vehicle, this time it is the sienna minivan because of rusty spare tire holders. the latest recall covers 600,000 siennas with two wheel drive from model years 1998 to 2010. toyota says rust from road salt can cause the cable that holds the spare tire to break, allowing the tire to fall off. >>> it's about 14 after the hour. here is lonnie quinn this morning with a first check of the weather. good morning, lonnie. >> now, betty, if memory serves me correctly, you're a texan girl. >> that's right. >> the reason i'm talking about texas that's write shere i see toughest weather.

influence and some of the other justices, justice kennedy writes the opinion but he says going back to bowers justice stevens wrote a dissenting. he said justice stevens is write and this should have been the governing law for the last 17 years. that is an instance where justice kennedy is drawing on the wisdom of just citie cities-- justice stevens from before justice kennedy is on the court. and indeed the same passage quoted in that opinion is drawn basically from an opinion justice stevens wrote in 1975. >> rose: how did he feel about the perception of him as a liberal judge? >> you know, i think he has already thought of himself as basically a conservative person. and i think-- . >> rose: he described himself that way. >> i think that's right. i think, i don't know that i would say that that is right as a philosophical matter in terms of jurisprudence of the court it is right as a matter of a conservative judge is one that takes each case one at a time. doesn't approach cases ide ideaologicalically. and i think that is what he means by conservatives. >> rose: so who is the most likely ju

this comes from lieutenant governor andre bower during south carolina's first republican gubernatorial debate. who does he blame for illegal immigration issues? what he calls the flat out lazy people of his own state of south carolina. let's watch. >> south carolina passed one of the toughest immigration laws in the united states. however, we aren't addressing the real problem. the real problem is workforce. if you don't have a workforce, people that are peach farmers, hotel business, construction business, they will go somewhere to find people to fill those jobs. why do we have so many vacancies? we have a giveaway system in this country and state that so strong that people would rather sit home and do nothing than do these jobs. there are a lot of people that are flat-out lazy and using up the goods and services we have in this state. >> wow. interesting analysis. let's see how it plays on the home front. >>> now for tonight's sports meets politics "big number." you can see president obama there welcoming the 2009 world champion new york yankees to the white house this afternoon. it'

went out and hired 15 new scots and mike is now the full time gm, a lot of these guys are living on boweredgot to make a reputation for yourself. for some of these guys going through the motions, that's not major league pitching. other goes are going to get shots so, you know, we have seen this before last year, you saw it before, this isn't a 100 loss team, they brought in talented guys. >> we have seen enough change ups tonight. >> thank you, bob. as the nationals fall to the mets 8-2. it will be guzman at second base. and also interesting, there is going to be a short hook for this bullpen. you produce you will produce more with syracuse. >> we went out to dinner and he said -- bob carpenter. the crew went out to dinner and his emphasis was absolute, one thing the pitchers have to do is throw strikes. in all of his career he has not seen a pitching staff that just doesn't come at hitters. we saw that the year before and we are seeing it now, except for mar key, he was off last night in that one inning, and throws a lot of strikes. i don't think there is going be patient this year as far

. >>>> my mother-in-law, carroll bowers. cassandra booker. alita bitty. towson battel. sandy avery. pamela argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] >> on washington journal, tomorrow morning, how americans feel about government. our guest is carolina doherty, patrick corvington and kenneth vogel will take your questions about political fund raising her head"washington journal -- fundraising. all this month, see the winners of the c-span's studentcam document nouri contest. watched the top winning videos every morning on c-span at 6:50 a.m. eastern, just before " washington journal." then, meet the people that made them. >> now, representative sandra lynn -- sen 11. -- representative sander levin

bower is this salisbury, and 50 in hagerstown, 46 in oakland.get the low level flow out of the south that is going to bring us temperatures up toward 73 degrees for the high. in the eastern shore with a south wind at 5-10 miles per hour and also the chance of thunderstorms later in the day. the central part of the state not quite as warm, 69, and maybe 70 degrees with the thunderstorm chances increasing in the afternoon. rumbles at 12 and 1:00 this afternoon. most of it will hang -- hold off i should say until we get to 4:00 this afternoon, probably a better chance then. back to the west we go and there also the chance of a thunderstorm and a high temperature at 66 degrees. while these temperatures are not real warm that you think would be conducive to thunderstorms, it's cooler air aloft that is allowing for instability and the chance of thunderstorms then. the evening thunderstorm here and there and scattered showers overnight into tomorrow morning. the showers tomorrow morning will taper off later in the day and 53 degrees only for the high t

. >>>> my mother-in-law, carroll bowers. cassandra booker. alita bitty. towson battel. sandy avery.argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> in a few moments, the chairman of the house ways and means commission will speak at the national press club. in our work, vice-president at -- vice-president biden on the weekend action that killed several top al qaeda leaders. later, richard holbrooke on afghanistan and pakistan. later, the proposed banking regulations bill from senator christopher dodd. >> a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow morning. the senate judiciary commit

speaking the beltway so far so good, from 95 up toward 83, 11 minutes bower mile 54 miles per. 53 miles per hour with an 8-minute drive from 83 up toward 795. and as far as the west side is concerned that volume is increasing there from 795 down toward 95, still at a 12-minute ride, though. 54 miles per hour there. that's a look at morning travels, patrice, back over to you. >>> 6:03 on fox 45 morning news. a police officer opens fire on a suspect in anne arundel county. it was a dramatic scene in glen burnie last night. this morning, investigators are piecing together exactly what happened. megan gilliland joins us live from the scene with more, good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. we're live along alviton road and starwood drive. this is the area where the officer was patrolling last night when he noticed a man jumping up and down on top of a van. when the suspect saw the officer he jumped off and a female inside of that van then got out. that is when investigators say the suspect began assaulting theher. the officer asked him to stop when he didn't the officer dep

guest: it's being run by bob bower, the white house counsel, and so his office is really doing most of it. you know, they begin ahead of where they were for the sota myer. they've got a list of vetted people already. that's expanded a little bit. and last week white house officials were saying we're stilled in the adding mode, not the subtracting mode. but the president has begun talking with candidates. i don't think it will be long now. that's an important date because what the white house does not want is for this to bleed into the fall election season. they want it finished by the august recess. guest: republicans also complained during the sotamyor that they didn't have enough time to vet her thoroughly, so the sooner the president can make this nomination, the more likely it is that the republicans or the less likely that they can claim that they're being rammed on this. the president would like to see this done by the august recess. host: we've been hearing names of elainea and cagen and maybe die anwood. is there anyone on the list that you think could be a surprise pick? guest

nobody knew how many the bowers would default and would have to pay the higher loan payments.e examined the enough traffic show that washington mutual wanted to shout -- sell its up and farm loans starting in early 2007. it had already decided they were likely to fail so they wanted to get rid of them to get off their inventories. later in 2007, they securitized billions of dollars of their option on loans at 7 mortgage loans that resulted in polls that one aaa ratings. this shows that 97% of the aaa ratings given to option arm securities in 2007 and 2006 had now been downgraded to junk. the numbers for other high-risk loans are equally shopping. this included fixed and variable loans with little or no documentation. the aaa ratings have fallen to junk status. prime, fixed, and very boulogne's -- and parabolan loans are not included a charge. does this shock -- does this shock you? does that chart shock you? >> yes, mr. chairman, it is shocking. 90%? my group would have been responsible for lowering these ratings. in doing so, there is a tremendous amount of work. >> we will g

nobody knew how many the bowers would default and would have to pay the higher loan payments.e examined the enough traffic show that washington mutual wanted to shout -- sell its up and farm loans starting in early 2007. it had already decided they were likely to fail so they wanted to get rid of them to get off their inventories. later in 2007, they securitized billions of dollars of their option on loans at 7 mortgage loans that resulted in polls that one aaa ratings. this shows that 97% of the aaa ratings given to option arm securities in 2007 and 2006 had now been downgraded to junk. the numbers for other high-risk loans are equally shopping. this included fixed and variable loans with little or no documentation. the aaa ratings have fallen to junk status. prime, fixed, and very boulogne's -- and parabolan loans are not included a charge. does this shock -- does this shock you? does that chart shock you? >> yes, mr. chairman, it is shocking. 90%? my group would have been responsible for lowering these ratings. in doing so, there is a tremendous amount of work. >> we will g