he said he spoke to clergymen. the board said lot vote was unanimous, this was not without discussion and dissent but they said it's an issue of rights not morals. >> we have already stood against laws which demeanor discriminate against any person in this great country. that is our legacy. >> reporter: the group says it does not think that there will be a backlash against them from religious leaders. they said by taking this stand they're in the trying to influence legislation or states who are discussing this but they want people to understand the need to speak up for equal protection under the law. we'll hear from folks who are not happy with the naacp's decision. >>> a 45-year-old man was killed last night when his motorcycle crashed in wood bine. he was on route 99 when his motorcycle left the road and crashed into a sign post. he was take on it howard county general hospital. officials said based on preliminary investigations, they believe that speed was a factor in this crash. >>> an annapolis woman said sat

ball and problems at the vatican bank appeared in the media in january as the highest-ranking non clergymenal household the dollar privy to end to end corners of the hidden world inside vatican city if convicted of stealing documents he faces 30 years in jail, many vatican watchers question why the man described as deeply religious answered quietly in faithfully would risk his career and the privilege his family enjoys as residents of vatican city. this journalist published many of the leaks said none of his forces had been paid but declined to name them. vatican watchers respond to that with " take your pick " the secret exclusive club by a circle of the catholic church described as so riven with rivalries and jealousies when church historian called it " a nest of vipers " the dollar may have done and amortizing mystery weather and not he acted alone alan pizzy cbs news >>> you spend a hundred dollars and give the world at your fingertips but the extra shopping you would do if you did not have the tablet. getting to the last drop as quickly as possible the country's greatest minds come tog

i call upon all my clergymen and women, friends of the faith and thinkers to stand against this bigotry. come on sophia and roland and jamal, put down your covering in the name of faith when all you're doing is getting god to co-sign your bigotry. let's be bigger than the bigotry. let's stand up the narrow and let's call upon the faith of our fathers and mothers to release and to free those who are op pressed and not to reenforce their vicious oppression. isn't it ironic that the architect of martin luther king jr.'s march on washington was a gay african-american man. it is notable that president obama stance on gay marriage won't change public policy a great deal. president obama was already strongly in favor of legal protections from lgbt communities. he's clearly aware that most states in the country have laws on the books against gay marriage. he is willing to cast his voice on the side of equality. i would also point to pastor jamal harrison bryant who came to this conclusion. while i am uncomfortable with the president on this position, i am more uncomfortable with the alternative

encourage and to warn when she meets with government officials, as well as senior military officers, clergymen, diplomats and judges. who come to her for confidenti confidential, private audiences. as she once said, the fact that there's nobody else there isn't a feeling that they can say what they like. the most important encounter of these encounters have been the weekly audiences with her 12 prime ministers. consider the trajectory from churchill, who was born in the 19 century and served in the army of her great, great grandmother, queen victoria, to david cameron, her current prime minister who was born three years after her youngest child, prince edward. she actually glimpsed for the first time for future 12th prime minister when he appeared at age eight in a school production of told hall with edward. probably her most fascinating relationship was her work with barbara that you. and in the course of my report i gained some great insight into how that relationship worked, and some of which contradicted the common view. the queen does not have executive power, but she does have unique inf

other war foes included clergymen, abolitionists and transcendentalists like ralph waldo emerson and henry david thoreau. thoreau was living at walden pond at this time. he refused to support the war in any way. one day he went in to concord to have a shoe repaired, and he was arrested for not paying his poll tax. so he spent the night in jail. his aunt paid the tax, and he was freed the next morning, free to join a huckleberry-picking party, actually. but this experience inspired him to write "civil disobedience," the essay that in turn helped inspire mahatma gandhi, the vietnam anti-war movement and martin luther king. many war opponents believed the war's secret purpose was to add new slave territories, but this was not true. while polk was a slave holder himself, slavery was not a factor. nonetheless, the mexican war reopened the explosive national debate over slavery, laying the foundation for the civil war. slavery's bait had largely lain dormant, but in august 1846 congressman david wilma of pennsylvania proposed abolishing slavery in any new territories obtained as a result o

guest: there is some risk of their and among black clergymen. in certain communities come at a may release support the president but the issue of gay marriage is not something -- in certain communities, they may really support the president but the issue of gay marriage is not something they support. then there are the independents who can go either way. some may have liked him up to this point and now are not comfortable. it may make them think twice. at the end of the day, this is not going to make or break many people's decision on the president. i think people are more focused on jobs in the economy. we're still in a recession. people are not so concerned about who is going to marry who win their picking who they're going to vote for if they do not have a job. is that really on the same level as to people wanting to get married? it is a good talking point. it is huge from the historic standpoint that the president has endorsed this. it has many implications. it does not seem as this would sway so many voters to significantly impact a novembe