again the news, brian roberts begins his rehab assignment with the bowie bay sox tomorrow. he make its back in, roberts hopes to be joining a first placed orioles team. how did they get so good after last year? manager says one thing. pitching. pitching has vastly improved. but as we saw last night, pitching isn't always up to pair. tommy hunter was the lead. but the hot hitting red sox came swinging in a rally. towering home run. lants on utah street. bounces off the warehouse. boston battled back to tie it up. then in the 7th inning, relieving kevin gray again. and the sox would take the lead. lined right past greg to center field. that brought home dustin petroya. -- dedria. they've given up eight runs or more. and eight runs is a lot to overcome. brian matusz will try to keep that total down against boston tonight. facing a sox team that though they're in last place, they've won nine of their last 11 games. orioles hitters are facing lefty fielder. first pitch in about 15 minutes. you can see the game on masn 2. >>> college basketball, they have march madness, while in

we will be joined by comcast chairman and ceo brian roberts. he'll be speaking with us live at 7:30 eastern. the markets are going to be listensing to a crowd of fed speakers. in the mix dan tarullo. he's expected to meet with the banks on the stress test and other issues. andrew. >> let's get you kaupt to speed on the top story os testify morning. facebook's road show, it's going to begin on morn. founder and ceo mark zuckerberg is expected to be involved in the road show. that's big news. we're going to keep an eye on it. the justice wants a summer trial date. the company's requested a delay, but government lawyers say that a class action settlement between bp and a team of plaintiffs' attorneys shouldn't slow down for claims that aren't covered by the proposed deal. and we've got a little deal newses this morning. the current official of dress barn buying charming shops for 75 cent as share. that's about $890 million. charling shops owns lane bryant, fashion wug and katharine's plus size chains ee. i don't know about that shop. >> i know wha

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the o's announced that brian roberts will begin a rehab assignment tomorrow night.e's been suffering from headaches and dizziness due to concussion symptoms. i asked roberts about his appreciation for his career now that he's on his way back to possibly playing in the big league again. >> i'm sure i had my days that i unfortunately took it for granted. but i love the game of baseball. i always tried to enjoy it when i'm out there. i know tomorrow i'll have a great appreciation for it, even the minor leagues. >> roberts expects to play 20 minor league games, and if healthy, he could be on the big league club in late june. >>> it was championship week in college lacrosse. the gray hounds are headed to boston for the final four. for loyola, it's the school's first time in the finals in four years. and the gray hounds are enjoying some well-deserved intense. >> it's a special time for loyola and certainly baltimore. it's nice to pick up a few extra fans. >> state championship in high school lacrosse, zach wheeler scores on a diving shot. he leads them to the 1a title, a

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brian roberts back on the diamond tonight.he played his first rehab game in bowie since suffering a concussion over a year tack. two-time all-star hasn't played since may 16th of last year. >>> when it comes to concussions in the nfl the league has done the best it can the last few seasons to minimize opportunity to get hurt and make sure players get the treatment they need. a neurologist is now on hand at every game to assess whether a player should return back into the game. since moving the kickoffs up five yards they have greatly reduced kickoff returns, of course, but also decreased concussions by 12.5%. when you play such a high contact sport, concussions are bound to happen so it's up to the player to protect themselves from harm. >> last year i switched helmets to what would be the best helmet to prevent concussions so just being proactive about things like that, and ultimately if you do get a concussion, do the right thing. don't be stubborn and try to stay in game but really get checked out. >> finally tonight many o

brian roberts will begin his rehab assignment. the miami heat played the indiana pacers last night.5 of their series. lebron james on his game again. lebron james had 40 points the other night. 30 last night. the heat turned up the heat and the jets in the second half. lebron james falling at of bounds. miami wins game five. nancy johnson said lebron james is the best player in the world. men's lacrosse final four. maryland plays duke that loyal plays notre dame. -- and loyola plays notre dame. this is the first time since 1975 that johns hopkins, virginia, or syracuse not in the final four. how about buck showalter's birthday present? brian matusz. >> have they ever had joe flacco threw out the first pitch? >> i do not know. i went down to say hi to joe. >> sky team 11 is backed up in the air. more and views from above. >> losing money in downtown baltimore. >> spending more than a century in one location. moving the building. >> we have some rain to talk about in the short term. >> we are tracking several accidents. into the 6:00 a.m. hour, we'll let you know if there are any new

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. >>> and second baseman brian roberts maybes his rehab debut.tories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast, from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> most moms and dads will tell you that their children are miracles. but one family's experience goes far beyond that. mary joins us now, with this incredible baby story. mary? >> reporter: well, vic, this is the story of one birth that really was almost inconceivable. >> happy birthday ♪ >> our first birthday party. something that is so comn place, it's easy to take for granted. but the odds of it happening were downright astronomical. you might even call it a miracle. the story of birthday girl kenly, started the traditional way. her parents, jennifer and jason, were high school sweethearts. after college, they were married. their dream to someday start a family. >> we loved kids, knew we wanted to have kids. >> reporter: they tried for two years but jennifer still never got pregnant. but when they had his fertility tested, they weren't prepared for the bad

brian roberts. it's been a full year now that he has not played in a game. it was at baston a year ago. robert did that first headslide. he is making steady progress this season. roberts is close to being able to play. he's been taking part in team drills. traveling with the team. what remains unclear is how well he will handle activity that could potentially cause him to suffer the headaches and the dizziness that have kept him out for the past year. for now, though, all signs ever positive. and coming up next hour, we're going to hear from manager buck showalter, who talks about the delicate process of bringing roberts back to the team and into a major league game. it is a very complicated and sensitive issue. plus we'll talk lacrosse. loyola, headed to the final four. we'll catch up with the greyhounds in sports at 6:00. back to you for now. >>> a small plane crashes into a neighborhood in southern california. the pilot suffers minor injuries when his single-engine plane. aircraft took down power lines, causing an outage for square blocks. >> it sounded l

brian roberts is battling back from injury. >> the oriole fan favorite talks about his road to recoveryrk has the latest increase in sports. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com. >>> fingers crossed for a veteran oriole. mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. >> it's been a good season for the o's. they could get better with one of the players if he makes it back. they'll make it to kansasy city who comes to town tomorrow. but it is a work day. bay sox lineup tonight. he's attempting to work his way back to the big leagues. last night, in buoy, roberts played in a game for the first time in more than a year. he's been out of action while dealing with headaches and dizziness, due to concussion symptoms. played a few innings at sec

. >> it was brian roberts. >> so next.all in television, an eye balance in internet will start to become one to one and once it becomes one to one, the whole damn thing is going to tip. who do you think it could be? >> kutcher? >> that's right. >> well done. you got your job back. >> and he was talking about advertising. and you know, when viewers the internet on television and a lot of advertising dollars. >> here's the last quote. "it is, quote, net flex is a dead end business". >> greenberg. >> you know he loves to hate on netflix, but this was james mcquivey. >> i want to talk about oprah, because they're talking that they have lost $330 million since the launch. where do you go from here? what's the future of the o network? >> i think she needs to be more involved and that's been the secret so far. she's becoming more involved and as we saw this year, since her own tv show launched, the ratings have gone up. and there have been improvements. but i think there's this realization it's a lot 45rder to run a tv network th

>> -- jacob wayne dockery. >> brian edward johnson. >> andrew kimn . >> michael vincent. >> kyle nelson mcdonald. >> evan dean. >> mark. >> stephanie and michael. >> robert daniel neal. >> gabriel john paterson. >> christopher into perkins. -- andrew perkins. >> brian joseph rivera. >> cole robert. >> christina lee thompson. >> paul gregory. >>cad -- >> cadet squadron 16 -- >> nathan charles christian. >> stephen george. >> james cooper. >> sydney. >> nathan thomas. >> -- of alexander daniel. -- shake-up alexander danielle leigh. >> james often swith -- james swift dayton. >> johnson -- jonathan hanh -- hahn. >> justin harris. >> victor. >> gordon lang. >> john patrick murtha iii >> jetblue was -- jacobs lewis. >> derek francis schumacher. >> brian jonathan smith. >> marisa strauss. >> publish it kim wallace. >> brian joseph williams. >> cadet squadron 17. antony parry >> and danielle -- antony. >> danielle. >> daniel grant. >> jacob. >> jonathan ryan cox. >> juliet andrea daniels. >> lauren marie. french. >> andrew michael jacobs. >> erica russell johnson. -- eric russell johnson. >> lands. >> brian. >> mark jeffrey. >> taylor matthew roberts. >> emily

this just created such excitement inside of disney, that we created a beta, and i sat down with brian roberts to show him what it would look like. and you'll see a live streaming disney channel. you'll have video on demand content, and you'll have other things in the mix as well. and it really, i do have bill baker to thank for signing that initial contract for disney channel because i think what you brought to the world was something very big. and when we signed that comcast contract, i realized the great step that we were taking with this great brand of disney channel. it was really bringing it just that much closer. we did research, and we actually videotaped the research so, you know, we would have a chance to really see the way kids and parents were talking about this app. and we had a moment where a mom was sitting next to her daughter, and the researcher said, well, you know, tell me about you've just been watching disney jr., and tell me about, you know, what you're doing. and she said what i'm doing, i'm watching my show, and i can see myself curled up on the couch with my ipad. and

robert mcnamara, not arthur schlesinger? >> guest: yes. well, as i said at the beginning of our session, brian, my reading is that robert mcnamara is still running from it. i also think that it's quite convenient to keep talking about population and nuclear weapons and other issues where he is quite well-respected and doesn't have the same kind of tomahawks out there waiting for him. whereas if he were to talk about vietnam, there is a tremendous amount of personal flak that he would take. i think that's something he should do and i've told him that over and over. and that was one reason i got to the point of releasing these quotes. and one of the most important things that he says i don't even know if he understands how important it is -- is that in my book in chapter 17 and again in chapter 19, he says why it was useful for them to go on fighting even if he knew it was militarily unwinnable. that's a point, brian, that we should dwell on for one minute, if we could. many of those veterans of that era despised mcnamara for having said in the westmoreland trial in 1984, and also earlier when t

robert griffin 3 and all eyes on the prize rookie. we'll break it down to support the team activities later in sports. brian. >>> and if you see a story you think we should look into. call the number or send us an e- mail. we're back. we're back.    is   . >>> an investigation is underway to figure out how a recent parole -- bird snuck on through the airplane. he caught a commuter jet headed to l.a. and that breach triggered an alarm. duncan was found when they did a head count. he was arrested. >>> supporters of a lesbian scout leader are demanding she be re-enstated and to. she was removed as a den mother. the eagle scott carried 275,000 petitions in tampa and the great injustice is being done. >> in the case of jennifer, it's not like she was up waving a flag and she was living the life. when the executive council members signed up, a two-mon family and they decided to step in. >> they had a long-standing policy being gays and the spokesman said they had no plans to change the policy. >>> most six-year-olds can spell a few words and read fairly well. si

brian's reporting revealed vice president joe biden wanted more proof bin laden was in the compound before the group acted and former defense secretary robert gates favored an air strike over putting those navy seals inside the compound. the president had to override both of them. you can watch more of "rock center" special report inside the situation room. i encourage you to do so at msnbc.com. >>> it took just 12 minutes for someone to spend $119.9 million and take home one of the world's most recognizable works of art. 1895 pastel, "the scream," you've all seen this one, set a new world record last night at auction in "new york times." in the end, five people were competing with the masterpiece with an anonymous bidder over the phone walking away the winner at the price tag of 11 9 $119.9 million. the sale broke a previous record held by a picasso that went for $16.5 million a couple years ago. still ahead, way too early. a no hitter in the big leagues last night. highlights of a nearly perfect night in sports. >>> just a terrible story from the nfl, as junior seau, one of the best liked hitters in the american league apparently takes hi

brian, that can involve a lot of anxiety. >> as we said, this is a huge potential game changer in the world of health and science tonight. robert bazell starting us off. thank you. >>> in chicago tonight the nato summit wrapped up without the billy club-swinging fight we saw yesterday between protesters and police in the streets of chicago. a smaller march to boeing headquarters came off without incident today. and a news conference from the president who was host here who showed off his hometown even as most residents of chicago kept a very low profile. our coverage begins tonight with nbc's john yang who is with us from chicago's famous michigan avenue. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the world may have come to chicago, but today it seemed like nobody was here to welcome them. the loop was a virtual ghost town. rush hour a fraction of what it is normally. it had the feel of a sleepy, peaceful day. but yesterday? not so much. the scene was quite different just 24 hours ago as police and protesters clashed two blocks from the nato summit. after a larger peaceful march, a small group tried to crash the meet

robert draper as their guest. >> guest: compliments to you and c-span on brian lamb. you guys do a wonderful job. mr. draper, good morning. i wonder if you have a candid opinion of representative in arizona. the district depending on her district, do you have new note david schweiker? >> guest: i don't know him well. he's now one of the guys have focused on, but schweiker was -- he was kind of a born and insight aside to republican leadership and in fact had been on the wiki man was kicked out because he voted one way, even as his majority with kevin mccarthy was asking him to whip and convince people to vote the other way. i also mentioned in the book -- wait for an gabby gets hers got along well and that in fact as one of her last acts as congresswomen, she happened to run into schweikert and gave him a two at the capital and then went home the next day and of course the terrible tragedy occurred. but beyond that, those are -- i think those are the only mentions that schweikert gets. >> host: isn't he in a primary right now at dan quayle? >> guest: i don't know when it's scheduled. it's interesting

brian. >>> a developing story tonight on a death in the kennedy family. mary richardson kennedy, the estranged wife of robertnedy jr. was found dead in her home. she struggled with drug and alcohol problems. the kennedys have four children. the youngest born in 2001. an autopsy is planned for thursday. >>> another developing story here at home, d.c. police are investigating a multicar crash after a police chase. happened earlier tonight in northeast. several people taken to the hospital and the suspects were arrested. fox 5's wisdom martin has the latest. >> reporter: the chase started in d.c. near sheriff road and eastern avenue and when police said the suspects in the black suv were wanted for impersonating police officers. tonight, we talked to several people who were on the road when the crash happened. just after 6:00 p.m., this section of south dakota avenue northeast is shut down after a high speed chase ends in a multicar crash. >> i had no idea what was going on. >> reporter: carlos turner were at the stoplight seconds before the crash. >> i could hear cars coming from one direction, but i couldn't

brian. mary kennedy's death, according to local reports, possibly a suicide, is only the latest tragedy to afflict a family that has known far too many. mary richardson kennedy, the second wife of robert kennedy jr., and mother of their four children, was found in her westchester county home. local police said she was in one of the buildings in the bedford, new york, prop aert. she was 52 years old. they separated three years ago. there had been incidents, at least one arrest on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, three days after the kennedys officially separated in 2010. mary kennedy crashed her car and failed a sobriety test, according to police reports, eventually pleading guilty to a lesser charge and paying a $500 fine. in recent years, her husband, a lawyer and president of the environmental group, water keeper alliance, has been seen often with actress cheryl hines with whom he's worked closely on environment 8 issue. robert f. kennedy has lived with violence throughout his life. he was 9 years old when his uncle was assassinated. only 14 when his own father was gunned down in june of 1968. on the night of his victory in the california presidential primaries. robert f. ken

. >> another interesting side note, robert griffin iii got his locker assignment at redskins park. he's right between london stretcher and -- fletcher and brian arapahoe. he will be staying in check. >>> the nationals are in atlanta tonight for the beginning of one of the biggest series of the year. they face the braves for a three-game set. the nats are in first place with a one-game lead over the same braves. first pitch tonight at 7:35. >>> the miami heat are going back to the nba's eastern conference finals. it was game six last night against the pacers. dwyane wade dropped 41 points on indiana. miami wins 105-93. they win the series 4-2. the heat will now face either the celtics or sixers in the conference finals. >>> it is just about 6:25. straight ahead, good news for people spending the weekend house hunting. >> d.c. councilman marion barry while apologizing for putting his foot in his mouth, he puts it right back in. hear what he has to say now. >> it's getaway friday before the holiday weekend. before you grab the keys, monika has the information you need to know. >> here's what it looks like on the dulles toll road at route 28 near

. >> brian: monica bradley was a divorced mother of two when she began dating the weather two years ago. the connection grew when he met her children. >> roberted to them so well because he's a kid-friendly person. just awesome. >> we'll go hang out at the park. i'll take her to go eat pizza and play games with her, hang out with her when mom was at work. >> you tell me how many 23-year-old young men that will be in a relationship with somebody that has kids and recognize them as his own. you know? you won't find that in a lot of men. >> the bradleys married two years ago. last summer, jada joined the family. a scene that nearly put her father on the delivery room canvas. >> i almost passed out. i wanted to scream out like, woo. it's just freaking amazing. when i saw jada, like, wow. a little bundle of joy. she's beautiful. she's a firecracker, man. keeps me on my toes. more fuel to the fire, man. my family is motivation. their happiness is my happiness. i want them to have an easy life. >> boxing has taken tim bradley about as far as he could have hoped. yet, the road to his greatest test is just beginning. >> a lot of people say i don't hit

brian shactman for a market flash. >> fascinating dynamic, tyler. thank you very much, courtesy of breaking news producer robertld is down again. gold stocks usually follow with it. that's not the case today. almost all the gold stocks are up on strong volume. you have new mont, bar rick all up strongly on good volume. back to you, sue. >> thank you, brian. the market is starting to better itself a bit. now down only about 44 points on the trading session. some may be linked to the news on greece. we are counting down to the closes in the metals market. gold back off of its lows but down again today. when we come back, a live update from the nymex on the final floor trades of the day. >>> as we mentioned earlier in the show, gold's having another tough day. off of its worst levels, but we hit lows not seen in more than four months. the close is happening right now. and sharon epperson is tracking the action at the nymex. i wonder whether the news out of europe will help going into the close or hurt going into the close, sharon? >> well, it looks like it's helping, sue, as the euro has stabilized a bit, we are l

brian ross, abc news, washington. >>> criminal charges are now filed in the hazing death of a florida college student. >> this is the homicide by hazing. >> a and m drum major robert champion died last november after a a band ritual. he had to walk from the front to the back of the bus while getting pummeled by band mates. 13 people are now charged. >>> the drug enforcement administration is apologizing to a uc san diego student who was mistakenly left in a cramped holding cell for four days without food, water, even a toilet. engineering graduate student chan yell chong was picked up during a drug raid. he was questioned and told that he would be released. instead, he was handcuffed and placed in a 5 by 10-foot holding cell where he remained for days. apparently just foregotten. he says he drank his own urine to survive and later had to be treated for are kidney failure. >> they pretty much ignored me right away. as soon as he said they were going to let me go the door never opened and never got released. >> the dea has ordered an extensive review of the san diego offenses it policies and procedures. >>> to presidential politics as expected newt gingrich has drop

brian jones is one of 13 people charged in the beating death of drum major robert champion.s are in custody. police say they are still searching for ten more. >>> another former rival gets ready to get back at mitt romney. michele bachmann, she's going to endorse romney in a campaign event in virginia. that is next hour. we're going to take you there live. bachmann has strong tea party support but when asked why she held out so long for the endorsement, bachmann said, well, she's working behind the scenes to bring the party together. >>> so check out the video. a huge sinkhole opened up behind a house in windmere, florida. it's 50 feet wide, 50 feet deep, swallowed four trees when it collapsed. >>> newly declassified documents, 17 letters or draft letters totally 197 pages in the english translation posted online just a short time ago by the combatting terrorism center at west point. now, they are among more than 6,000 documents seized by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s during the last raid -- last year's raid that killed bin laden at the compound in pakistan. nic robertson has been rea

is robert griffin, iii, going to be the starting quarterback for the redskins this season? >> let me check that for you. >> coach took care of that one for himself. >> at brian to talk about him. >> coach shanahan is smart. >> it's best for us as a team to throw him in there. >> even though you are supposed to be the starting quarterback. you have to prove yourself. i can't come in flamboyantly. i don't plan to. >> thank you, dave. that was dave owens reporting. we have more reaction from rg3's teammates, plus suspensions levees today. the caps continue their quest for the cup in new york. this all coming up later in sports. anita. >> still ahead tonight, the search for crews after a man is found dead after the running of the kentucky derby. >>> then a little later, the new national christmas tree runs into some trouble. >> but first, literacy and technical skills. see how they are helping women find more opportunities. that's up next in hero central. >>> wider opportunities for women. don't let the organization's name fool you. >> for the past 40 years, it has been helping women and men gain economic independence. j.c. hayward salutes the group in today's h

brian: thank you for the toss. is the left applying pressure on chief justice roberts ahead of the health care ruling?icians and even the liberal media are trying intimidate the high court. joining us right now, peter johnson, jr. is that what you're seeing? >> absolutely. and obamacare is delivers a knockout punch, which i think it will be, the supreme court may become the battle ground for the 2012 election. we're seeing it in a lot of liberal publications, a lot of liberal blog, tremendous amount of pressure on the supreme court and even pressure in the halls of congress. let's hear what senator lehay had to say on this issue. >> i trust that he will be a chief justice for all of us and that he has a strong institutional sense of the proper role of the judicial branch. acting on the basis of the personal views would be the height of conservative judicial he can niche. >> brian: i'm not sure what he meant, but he's trying to intimidate the supreme court? >> we've seen a pattern of disdain and contempt for the supreme court and a restatement, nonfactual statement of what they will do. >> brian: to yo

he had just given an interview to brian williams so i guess by the roll of the dial, it was abc's turn. they called abc. they said robin robertsl be there tomorrow morning. amazing how they put that together. >> i was reading the piece by our friend dylan biers. he was saying robin roberts was previously scheduled to interview hope solo, the soccer star. i think that got put on the back burner. >> bill: she made time on her schedule. this is something all of you are going to want to get into. we'll tell you more about it and play you some clips from that interview yesterday. will durst premier political satirist will be in studio us with a little bit later as well as fahz due to his schedule. we'll have one of the leading reporters for the advocate in studio with us to talk about the president's decision yesterday. but first -- >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this thursday, music at the white house last night. president obama honoring birth bacca rack and david with a gershwin cries for popular song. their lifetime of song writing excellence, bacca rack and david are the first so

robert moog's 78th birthday. within the margin of error -- >> yeah. >> what i saw and i saw brian williams talk a lot about it lasteamon, but it's that headed in the right direction that whether your kids are going to be better -- i think 65% said we're going to be worse off. and that is a bad -- i don't care what the head-to-head numbers are, that's an angst-ridden feeling. >> people are pessimistic, this race is tightening up, and the numbers for the president here on the economy are just not good. they're not where he would want them to be ideally going into an election in november. take a look at some of the highlights here. let me rattle through some of the numbers so you can get a sense of what we're talking about. starting with the overall obama versus romney. obama leads 47% to 43%, that is tightening up. now 42% approve of the president's handling of the economy while 52% disapprove of that. and 32% say obama has the right goals and policies to improve the economy compared to 26% who are only somewhat confidence and 41% who are not at all confident. obama's job approval rating in here is 48%. that is down

her friends say she was depressed after robert filed for divorce and was afraid he'd get custody of their children. that's where she was living. >> briann the inside? a 13-year-old teen-ager did what most people would do. she hid under the bed. when he left, she dialed 911. >> he broke in through the window. >> okay. how long ago? >> i believe five minutes. >> brian: she gave cop has description of the man. officers nabbed him just a short distance from the home in california. on him? the family's belongs. >> steve: good. crazy. >> gretchen: coming up, brand-new details in the trayvon martin case in florida. will have a major effect on the case. peter johnson, jr. analyzes next. >> brian: first, here is dave and clayton with a look at what happens this weekend. >> we are surrounded by tough mudders and clayton. >> that's right. >> we're going to see if we can get him to do it this weekend. first, you want a better flying experience? how to get better service from flight attendants, front desk agents and everyone in between. >> on the heels of the biggest tech ipo ever today, we're talking back to facebook. how to raise your kids in a d

brian ross, abc news. >>> president obama heads west on a campaign swing this morning just a day after making history at the white house. >> speaking to abc's robin robertsdent to back gay marriage. >> mr. president, are you still opposed to same-sex marriage? >> i've always been adamant that gay and lesbian americans should be treated fairly. and equally. and i was sensitive to the fact that for a lot of people, you know, the word marriage was something that evokes very powerful traditions, religious beliefs and so forth. but i have to tell you that over the course of several years as i talked to friends and family and neighbors, when i think about members of my own staff who are in incredibly committed monogamous relationships, same-sex relationships who are raising kids together, when i think about those soldiers or airmen or marines or sailors who are out there fighting on my behalf and yet feel constrained, even now that "don't ask, don't tell" is gone, because they're not able to commit themselves in a marriage. at a certain point, i've just concluded that, for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same-sex coupl

brian: he injected himself through the magic of photo shop. >> gretchen: we got an e-mail, we'll never move forward until the current administration stops confusing activity with accomplishment. >> steve: robert veiled government sponsored campaigning. do you think? >> gretchen: i don't know. some people don't really care that much about it because they say he is the president of the united states and he is officially on record as the president of the united states now, so there always been this. >> brian: let's talk about jp morgan. they made the announcement friday that they lost $2 billion in a trade they hemorrhaged 100 billion. they put it up there, lost 2%. therefore they lost $2 billion. jamie diamond came forward and said i lost it, it's my fault. three people lost their jobs. but that is not enough for the justice department. >> steve: that's right. and remember, this whole fast and furious thing, they do not believe that any crimes were committed, this department of justice. although there are a number of republican law makers who think that mr. holder, the attorney general, should be cited contempt of congress for not providing all the stuff. >> brian: they're doing an inquiry. >>