ek success brand is recalling 75,000 american girl pearly beads and ribbon bracelets. the coating on some contain high levels of lead. there have been no reports of injuries it. involves the pearly beads and ribbon kits with the number on it. the kits were sold at michael's stores from september 2009 to june of this year. for more information call ek success brands at 855-535-2099. >>> you know it's noon new windsor when you hear the midday concerts from the church. another historic time keeper is gone. somebody took the sun dials from the old dealman inn. the sun dial, along with other yard decorations from around 1908 are all missing. the pieces are worth more to the town historically than on any open market. sprurks something leak -- of course, something like this has the big town talking. >> big flour pot thing,. >> that sun dial, i don't know if that's marble, quartz, whatever. it's big, a big stone. >> what they've done is robbed this town of its heritage, its history. it's something that rankles me and bothers the entire town. >> now if you've seen the sun dial

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ek success is recalling the pearly beads and bracelet kits. the coatings contains high levels of lead. there are no injuries to report of so the kits were sold at michael's. i understand michael's stores in september 2009. and september 09 through june of 2011 and for more call ek success at 855-535-2099. >>> 4:42. today baltimore city wants to help ease the lines at the mvaa branch is opening today on reisterstown road. and the mayor will speak at the ribbon cutting ceremony at ten this morning. new branch -- the new branch is at the hill top shopping center and replaces the branch near the mall. >>> it went missing a week ago but his friends and family they are not giving up hope. >> coming up the search for rodney goggins fellow recruits gathered with his family to help deal with the sudden disappearance. >>> and imagine coming home to find all your belongings hauled away. hear from one tenant who was wrongfully evicted. i will tell you that what we return. you watching "good morning maryland" first and only at #:30. a live look down at the

third degree burn and full arrest and ek about 10 minutes. >> investigators are trying to find out if that sudden intensity of the fire was caused by something called a flash over which is unexpected explosion, when temperatures rise sowed hot there is so much oxygen that contents ignite and explode. but oconner said it could have been by shifting winds igniting the flames. but one thing for certain temperature in the room was a thousand degrees or higher because both men tragically burned despite protective clothing and that is only designed to protect them from 500 to 600 degrees. our heart goes out to the familis and fire department tonight. >> we certainly are think being the firefighters and you are getting a sense of how intense as the heat and flames raced through it. they captured more of the intensity of the event. they recorded the lastt time they heard from the crew after they entered the burning building, lin. >> how much fire you have got and location. >> we are in zero visibility. >> engineer 20 activated emergency alarm and haven't confirm response for five minutes. >>

the nasdaq eked into the black for 2011 led by research in motion. the struggling blackberrimaker gained over 10% after a steep fall monday. still shares have lost roughly half their value and speculation squirrels r.i.m. may be bought by microsoft. >>> wal green's fell after failing to renew a deal with express scripts. barnes & noble stock fell from competition at rival borders. they'll settle charges it misled investors in mortgage security deals. later today the fed concludes its two-day meeting. it's expected they'll keep interest rates low and turn down another round of economy boosting bond buying. >>> finally, a recent study confirms an old truism. women indeed are attracted to men who drive flashy cars and wear expensive clothes but only if they are looking for a short-term relationship, not if they are looking for a husband. then we don't mind the ratty t-shirts, apparently. coming up, the nats mount a big comeback. and serena's tearful return to tennis. plus a red sox fan enjoys his beer with a foul ball chaser. >>> we continue to watch se

took two eks and co around $1,200. the detailed report showed that no radioactive iodine or radioactive cesium were present. finally, the yarn was shipped one month after the request for tests, but one of the clients said they would conduct their own tests for other radioactive substances. they also warned that, depending on the results, the yarn might be sent back to japan. >> translator: we won't destroy the trust we've built up. >> reporter: japan's nuclear crisis has generated many unfounded rumors, and for small export-dependent companies like this one, survival is far from assured. >> our report focused on textiles, but automobiles, steel, electronic components and raw materials are also affected. more than 30 countries and regions are checking all sea cargos from japan and a lot of companies are asking exporters in japan to show that their products have been tested. if earlier world's michio i ckia spoke with junko suatomi, a lawyer with expert knowledge on international trade issues for more insight. >> a lot o

. >> seven eks, charles. >> nina is a saying in seven weeks you cannot get tax reform. the president has been in office it 2.5 years, not seven weeks. the only leverage that the series people on this, the republicans, have is the debt limit. the president has proposed nothing. in the first two years, he said we will punt -- commission reports, he does not think he does not use the word "debt" until 3/4 through the speech. he gives the budget in february, nothing on entitlements, nothing on spending, increases spending. it is a scandal. all of a sudden he is out of time. all that he has done is orchestrate a mediscare campaign against the other side, the republicans, who represented a serious idea for cutting debt, which he has not done. >> 2/3 of the debt with the increase has come from george bush's tax cut and the two boards. let's understand that before -- and that two wars. let's understand that before partisanship rear its ugly head again. tom coburn, an iconoclastic, courageous republican said at let's eliminate the ethanol subsidy paid at a time people are hungry

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all the suspects are between the ages of 17 and 20. 5 are charged with the murder for the death of n ek talb storer. the sixth suspects along with a juvenile are being charged as being accessories to murder. they did not enter pleas. >>> governor jerry brown is calling for republican support of his budget plan with a wednesday budget deadline looming. the governor continues to push for an extension of recent tax increases including sales and vehicle taxes to close the state's $9.6 billion deficit. brown needs to convince four republicans to vote in support of the measure to pass. so far, gop lawmakers have refused to go along. >> with the kind of credit rating our state has, with the kind of debt that is building we've got to bite the bull lee. act as adults, rice above our own little comfort zones whether from the left or the right or the middle. and get working for california. >> brown said he is working toward compromises on pension reform and other gop priorities. if lawmakers don't pass a budget by wednesday they won't get paid until it does pass. >>> president obama took his econo

. >>> frank somerville, gasia mikaelian, eke days on ktvu, channel 2 news, complete bay area news coverage. [ music ] >>> tonight the case of jeronimo pratt the black panther leader released a quarter of a century later. we look at the evidence and the fact that he was framed. we will hear from pratt the day after he was released in 1997 all straight ahead. >>> jeronimo died later this month. he was a leader of the black panther party back in the 60s and convicted of murdering a woman in 1968. he always maintained his innocence saying he was actually in oakland at the time. supporters said he had been framed by the fbi and the la police. in 1997, a judge vacated pratt's conviction and the district attorney decided not to re-try him. now, all of this came after a long public campaign to free him. in 1994, reporter chris harris took a look at the evidence that pratt had been unjustly imprisoned. his given name is elmer gerard pratt, inmate number b13019 in the california prison system serving life plus three years for murder. born and raised in morgan city, louisiana, but the world knows him

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. >>> around of deals today helped wall street eke out the second day of gains this month. some investors got excited about a deal involving arby's. a couple other companies made acquisitions. the dow jones industrial average gained 1.06 points to close at 11,952.97. the nasdaq composite lost 4.04 to 2,639.69. the s&p was also down for the day. >>> the carl vinson is set to return home to san diego wednesday. the commander isn't saying anything about osama bin laden's burial. the navy is also working with family readiness groups. >>> a southern california man is planning a deep sea expedition to find osama bin laden's body. he was lowered into the see after he was killed by navy seals. he has a good idea of where the body is located and says his underwater equipment should be able to find it. he wants to take pictures and do a dna test to prove to the world osama bin laden is dead. >>> this park was the scene of what may have looked like a gun battle. the reason a middle school project. >>> and a nice warm day today but temperatures on the increase. the warmest temperatures

. >>> it is 7:11, live at the ek bark der row there. it will be a nice day, we know you have yard work leftover from last weekend, which was too rainy, right? we also have a recall this morning to tell you about, it is the apple ipad 2, the silicon valley giant is recalling what they say is an extremely small number of second generation i pass to correct a manufacturing flaw which prevents some users from connecting to the verizon wireless network. the recall involves certain i pass that were manufactured with duplicates of the unique number known as the mobile equipment identifier. apple says they will replace the affected tablets and if you have one, you will get a new one. redents in the south day could get more than just fruits and veggies at their local farmer's market. the state senator announced yesterday that he will hold his sidewalk office hours in six local farmer's markets in june and july. he invites community members to visit and express their concerns about state legislative issues. the senator is in palo alto from 10:00

is she going to increase pressure on him and she might likely do that and do it through the edge eksommittee. >> he's embarrassed. he is a man who knows what embarrassment looks like. he is not one of the shameless bums that does horrible things then walks past and said, take it or leave it. his wife's not there. he is personally feeling this horrible thing. he knows that everybody in america now knows about his weirdness, right? >> yeah. >> so i'm trying to figure out why wr this takes us. where does that human quality take us now? the fact is, is he like st. patrick'ser is who is shameless. right on television be a media star, on the networks, that guy has no shame. >> this guy showed more shame but won't quit. >> exactly. he showed more shame but won't qu because he thinks he can get through it. eliot spitzer made it a private matter. he quit, went away, went through counseling, worked it out with his wife. >> after clinton came clue, there were a lot of democrats who wanted clinton to quit. you have to tell your wife, i'm going through it and i'm going to survive. >> clinton kwb

it's a very low status, low-income job, but enables her to eke out a living. at the time she has nine children. khalid sheikh is the fourth mail. years pass on an khalid sheikh is doing very good at school, a somewhat rockish boy. and the family decides they don't have any money at all. they need one son to get an education and the one son typical of an air of families in the spirit of time to support the rest of them in the sunless khalid sheikh. ultimately he applies to the school in north carolina, chuan university, and historically that this church in north carolina. either the family has saved money for my likely the muslim brotherhood of kuwait has disowned him. he joined the muslim brotherhood after two of his older brothers had joined at age 16. so we arrived in america are roughly 18 years old and is unprepared for what he sees. they interviewed the man who picked him up at the airport who drove him to murphy's or a feared what he remembers years later -- remember his khalid sheikh been surprised by what he saw. first you survive by the geography, int

the dow industrials eked out a gain of a little more than a point. the nasdaq was down four. markets have posted losses in six consecutive weeks. it is the longest losing streak since october of 2002. >>> a cnbc report has projected that facebook could be worth more than $100 billion if and when that company goes public. the report says the filing could happen this fall with the actual ipo being held early next year. the company had an estimated value of $50 billion in january when goldman sachs made a private investment in the company. >>> some major deals today. vf announced it is buying timberland for $2.2 million. they make boots and clothing. vf wendy's sells arby eights for $1.3 million. >>> cal's baseball team climbed to the top of college sports despite budget cuts that nearly ended that program. ktvu's john fowler with more on the dramatic return of tradition. >> the team that almost wasn't returned to the cal campus this afternoon. they will play this coming sunday for the college baseball national championship. >> you cooperate have written a better script for this

the dow industrials eked out a gain of a little more than a point. the nasdaq was down four.sted losses in six consecutive weeks. it is the longest losing streak since october of 2002. >>> a cnbc report has projected that facebook could be worth more than $100 billion if and when that company goes public. the report says the filing could happen this fall with the actual ipo being held early next year. the company had an estimated value of $50 billion in january when goldman sachs made a private investment in the company. >>> some major deals today. vf announced it is buying timberland for $2.2 million. they make boots and clothing. vf wendy's sells arby eights for $1.3 million. >>> cal's baseball team climbed to the top of college sports despite budget cuts that nearly ended that program. ktvu's john fowler with more on the dramatic return of tradition. >> the team that almost wasn't returned to the cal campus this afternoon. they will play this coming sunday for the college baseball national championship. >> you cooperate have written a better script for this team as far as

these were not as ek which trig tornadoes and extensive damage. the storms also died out as they moved into the sierra foothills. and into the sierra it may be june but you wouldn't know it from these pictures. highway 89 from squaw valley shortly after 7:00 this evening you can see that it did snow, although it didn't stick to the pavement. we just checked with caltrans and there are no chain requirements currently in effect. music moo music. >> we had our rain around here as well. the weather system with the severe weather up into the mountains. check this out, around the backside of that system right here, those showers wanting to move into the bay area late tonight, early tomorrow morning. a chance of sprinkles as we go forward. further out in the pacific, look how active this pacific pattern is. this looks like march not june. this system rolls in time for the bay area weekend. it looks like the real deal. so when i come back in about ten minutes i will take you through tomorrow's forecast. look at that chance of showers and then later on tak

. >>> people are still talking about will and kate at the races this ek would understand, their firstot married, too bad they watched the queen's horse looz the epsom derby. the new duke and duchess of cambridge said they wanted to do everything themselves but after five weeks they might be overwhelmed. . they're now advertising for servants. ♪ >> those who work, work later. >> the new chrysler ad with dr. dre building on a campaign they started with super bowl with eminem in detroit. they're cruising the streets of l.a. but delivers the same line, this is l.a., this is what we do. >>> thomas roberts, we both lived there so we know. >> we did and that's a cool looking car. >> i think they're good ads. >> dr. dre makes anything look good. >>> good morning, everybody. it is the day after, talking about for congressman weiner. he lays bare online indiscretions and social media missteps to a horde of media. can he survive and what will an investigation unveil. >>> europe's e. coli outbreak. are they any closer to finding a cause and the big question has this reached american soil? >>> the

early speculation was that perhaps what you could do is be intravenously people who were not able to eke. by taking back up blood transfusion in the 19th century, especially for that. in 1818 at the hospital in london was an obstetrics doctor. seeing his patients bleed out, hemorrhaging after childbirth. he was lamenting that something had to be done. he wondered, would it be possible then to use transfusion to replace the new mother's blood? he did a few experiments, not a lot, in which he used husband's blood our staff members but, and they were not highly successful. what is very interesting is that after that people started wondering, could we then start doing transfusion? over the next 80 or 90 years is really fascinating all the different experiments, trying to deal with the fact the blood coagulates quickly. there were taking blood and things like, you know, i don't know, things that you make cakes with to see if they could be it. grab stuff on it. they were putting all different types of chemicals into the blood to see if they could get some coagulating. fast forward. by 1900 the

ek spkt 90s by wednesday.he markets dow industrials up 52 points, nasdaq up 12 as boynego wireless out of los angeles. take a look at this if you would. this is on fox business channel. who is that? is that barack obama? no, that is not. fox news channel with an impersonator. this going all over twitter and face book as they say, what in the world is this? although they use a slightly naughtier term when they ask. this happened on thursday but nobody noticed till now because nobody watches fox business channel. >> interesting. you can tell right away that's not him. >> you really can. it really was gary johnson, the former new mexico governor. >> okay. hey, welcome back from vacation. >> thank you. it's great. >> you had a nice time? >> a great time. with the boys, it was great. >> good guys trip. good to have you back. 6:57. thanks for joining us this morning. the "today" show is up next. i'll have a local update in about a half hour and every half hour after that. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just

important to show that if in fact any senator was willing to stand up and say what's right is is right and eke... equal is equal that the community would support them in that decision. >> brown: maggie gallagher how do you determine what happened in new york. >> republicans who campaigned one way decided to vote another which is something that never goes over well with voters. in order to help andrew cuomo in his eventually bid to run for president. it's one thing to sell out your principles in order to get elected. that's wrong. but to sell out your principles in order to get the other guy elected is is just plain dumb. i do think that the republican party in new york is going to pay a big price for that. because, you know, the polling we did and the polling is becoming very sensitive to how you ask the questions. when we asked new yorkers do you want to define marriage as one man and one woman the answer was 57% still support that. i think that's why our call to refer this to the people of new york went unheeded and the politicians in albany, you know, quickly pushed it through. >> brown: yo

but fisherman are nervous that newly created ocean sanctuaries are about to eke into their catch. >> you get to a point where you say is this fishery viable any longer s it worth it for me to go out and camp a handful of fish. >> this fisherman and others are worried about dozens of areas off the coast that california has either designated off limits to fishing or has limited the take. environmentalists say these marine protected areas as they're called, are necessary because of overfishing and pollution. >> our biggest challenge is 90% of 9 big fish on the planet are already gone. you know, 75% of the fish species in most. world's oceans are fished to their absolute limits. >> human disturbance, this pollution, it's development along our shores that were encroaching on habitats. >> maria brown is superintendent of the national marine sanctuary off san francisco. >> the ocean isn't limitless. it is the supply of the planet and it is being affected overand over again by death by a million cuts. >> in december the state fish and game commission narrowly voted to establish 36 protected

unemployment, lack of energy alternatives -- >> but anyway, i think there is something almost owe pet ek in the contrast of the nature of this conversation while wef got a feed of andrew and anthony weiner. i want to bring this back. here's how. clearly there is a valid debate to be had. we were just engaging in it. clearly neither the democraticed leader -- there are plenty of democrats and republicans who where wo love this conversation. clearly republican leadership does not want to have this conversation, is avoiding this conversation and has been avoiding the conversation. not just for the obama presidency but for decades. media follows, the media is an indictment for another day. take a look at brightbart and wiener. the question is, how do we get ourselves. how do we use our power, not just as media people or as journalists, but as americans. how do human beings manifest themselves in rejecting both bad choices, from both political parties, where i think a vast of individuals find themselves. is there anything someone can see in history or elsewhere. we add guilded age. we had wea

he will be visiting a chrysler assembly line saying the bailout saved 1 million jobs and two icon ekees. his aides say it shows the president's leadership. >> unpopular decisions like bailing out the american auto industry because he felt it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: the republicans point out that taxpayerses have only gotten back $40 billion of the $80 billion bailout. the white house estimates it will ultimately be $14 billion. reporting live from washing -- washington, d.c., alison burns. >>> a former leader of the black panther party, elmer geronimo pratt has just died at the age of 63. you're looking at video from a 1990 court hearing. pratt passed away in his home in africa. we do know he served from high blood pressure. geronimo pratt is nonfor spending 27 years in prison for murder before a judge overturned his conviction. pratt argued the government always knew he was innocent at the time of the murder. >>> vice-president joe biden met with pope benedict. biden is a practicing cath lifnlgt the pope has long insisted that catholic politicians follow church teachi

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nationally, same sex marriage now ekes out a slight majority, but in new york state, there is a substantialajority in favor of same sex marriage. politicians ultimately respond to the will of the voters and the voters have changed. now, that doesn't mean same sex marriage is going to change. as someone who's followed the new york legislature for many years, it's a mysterious place, and strange things happen. clearly, public opinion is what's driving the difference. >> as dana played out. there are concerns on one side about the language and possible unintended consequences. specifically concerns of the bill that would redefine the legal parameters of the marriage. how would the language need to change to perhaps placate those folks who don't want this to happen for religious reasons? >> i think this is not a major problem. the concern is that somehow churches will be penalized for not holding same sex ceremonies. if the first amendment to the constitution means anything. it means that churches can never be forced to conduct one kind of marriage or another. that is something that is complete

. >> for four eks, the anthony tr making their case. back shortly after asking for an acquittal. the defense will begin presenting their side tomorrow. i want to bring in b.j. bernstein who is a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. you've certainly been on both sides of this. listening to the judge deny this defense request for an acquittal, i want to get your take on it. i want to listen to what exactly you said and i want to help us make sense of it. >> the court specifically finds that the state has presented substantial, gcompetent evidenc for this jury who is the trier of fact in this particular case to decide this particular issue. >> i want to repeat that. judge perry said the state presented substantial, competent evidence. was he giving an opinion here, b.j.? is that how that sounded to you? or is that typical? >> no this is really the legal part of it where the jury's not there and the lawyers. she is starting to construct a standard if it goes up on appeal. 99% of it, what the judges decide is, there's enough ther

were you surprised when these details eked out about those operations and in abbottabad that took outnaturally i'm proud that it was my farmer guys. we're members of the teams and once a frog man, once a s.e.a.l., always one. i'm proud of them. they are the best guys to do the job. they are the most highly trained and get the job done. but having said that, for the guys on the ground which i have the up most respect for, we can go to the political side. deep down in my gut i got a bad feeling because my government lies to me so often i don't know what i can believe anymore when they tell me they've killed bin laden. >> so hang on a second, jesse ventura. do you believe that osama bin laden is dead? >> i don't know. they lied to me on the murder of pat tillman. they lied to me on the rescue of jessica lynch. they lied to me about weapons of mass destruction in iraq and al kwi kwid da ties in iraq. >> what would it take for you to believe that he's dead? >> i don't know. like i said, i want to believe he's dead. but what -- when you have someone in your lifetime in a period of ten years

. >> kara finnstrom, i'm sure the details will eke out. you. >>> president obama is now tapping into america's oil reserves. this is not something that is done lightly. releasing oil from the reserve is very rare. it's happened just twice, once during desert storm and just after hurricane katrina in 12005. what is proompting the move today? poppy harlow, why is it? what's the reasons. you have libya, gas prices, economic, what's the story? >> the world we're getting from the administration, and they did this in conjunction with the international agency, so it was a global move. they say it's because of the supply shrinkage we have seen due to the unrest in libya. libya is a small, small oil exporters, about 2% of the world's oil, but they say they're losing about 2 million. they say this is in response to libya. but this is also a political move. this comes as we got bad news from the fed on the state of the u.s. economy, and what chuck schumer says, this is a shot in the arm that american consumers and the u.s. economy needs. what this me

so clearly if we go backac to te definition of state-sponsored ek terrorism you could check that box office. bween goere is a close relationship between terrorist organizations and the government and as well.k i also want to talk a little bit more about the drug traffickinge recently the arrest of a drug kingpin by the united states was arrested. he was then sent, extradited to colombia. he has said over andle over agan and talk about payments to government officials inso venezuela. so the drug trafficking a organization knows that they have a friend.ked we also, as i talked about, nowh that there is a relationship. the treasury has sanctionsthe members of the the venezuelan government's for their relationship in venezuela. lastly i want to talk about venezuela and iran. after many discussions and not until a hearing when i was able to supply the state department with specific evidence of the shipments and sale of gasoline, we finally sanctioned venezuela. unfortunately those sanctions have no teeth. the things that the sanctions, i we currently aren't engaged int with venezuela in t

that involves not just the opposite information regulatory affairs the department of commerce, the ek economic advisors plays a role. >> how about pushback, healthcare rules? have you done any of that? >> our first obligation with respect to the health care will is to obey the law. >> what have you pushed back? >> i wouldn't want to phrase it pushback. we worked with the agencies to make sure the costs are as low as possible and make sure the burdens are reduced. you may have noticed with respect to the grandfathering rules there was an amendment to the rule that responded very concretely to the concerns from affected sticklers about excessive burdens and there has been a lot that has been done and we and others have been participating in that in trying to make sure that the implementation -- >> i'm not sure i'm getting an answer. has it happened? >> let me reword it this way because employers routinely change but keep the same benefits to cut health care costs without any change in coverage. in the interim final rule or the grandfathering plans issued in january, excuse me, june of l

amendments as of last night.obab man actually it is probably many more now and we know this game.nce eke as we have played it oncere before when senator landrieu stood where i'm standing now and try to get a small business billich would through here which would have created thousands of jobs in this nation. well here we are. we have the bill that came out of the committee i am fortunate enough to chair the environment of public works where a strong vote. wevowe had one dissent. senator inhofe is my merry co-sponsor. for 50 years this eda program the economic development administration, has created jobs, spurred growth and economically hard-hit communities. we know the struggle we are having coming out of this greatest recession since the great depression. reo and i want to remind the people within the sound of my voice that when president obama tooker over this country was bleeding almost a million jobs a month. bk and we are getting back on our feet. we got theo auto industry back on its feet. we are getting manufacturing back on ittss feet.ave t and it is too slow. we have to do more.

that involves not just the opposite information regulatory affairs the department of commerce, the ek economic advisors plays a role. >> how about pushback, healthcare rules? have you done any of that? >> our first obligation with respect to the health care will is to obey the law. >> what have you pushed back? >> i wouldn't want to phrase it pushback. we worked with the agencies to make sure the costs are as low as possible and make sure the burdens are reduced. you may have noticed with respect to the grandfathering rules there was an amendment to the rule that responded very concretely to the concerns from affected sticklers about excessive burdens and there has been a lot that has been done and we and others have been participating in that in trying to make sure that the implementation -- >> i'm not sure i'm getting an answer. has it happened? >> let me reword it this way because employers routinely change but keep the same benefits to cut health care costs without any change in coverage. in the interim final rule or the grandfathering plans issued in january, excuse me, june of l

and think the negotiations will play out until the final hour and i suspect we will get real cuts in eker term in a debt ceiling. if you got cuts and talk about the amendment you present a budget that is in balance. you have to as a requirement by law. i think that would be a pretty good out outcome and i don't need to take a pledge to get there. >> one thing that could also be a social litmus test is same-sex marriage. you have supported rights for same-sex couples and civil unions. would you support same-sex marriage in america? >> i'm not in favor of gay marriage. i don't think you can redefine marriage in the traditional sense. i think you get in trouble longer term. i think subordinate to that we have done an inadequate job in terms of equality, in terms of recognizing beneficial rights. >> why can't marriage be extended to people who happen to be in love with somebody of their same gender? >> civil unions, i'm okay with as it relates to gay marriage, that is when you speak in redefining marriage and i think you have no end to that and i'm for traditional marriage. i think it's bee