. >> holloway. >> i think his name is holloway. holla! >> i thought you were telling me to haul away. soda ban reaction. ambassador, you said you are delighted the judge struck this down, but these things are the future and the judge saying the government can't impose them is a good step. but that is knots what the judge said. he said new york city's health board over stepped its authority, but that the city council would have been the more proper authority. he was saying in affect, the government had the right to do this, but it had to be a legislative body. >> mayor bloomburg can't afford a health board and city councilmembers have to get elected by real people which is a check on this notion you can impose the ban. >> not real people. this is new york city. joe you pointed out that 5,000 new yorkers will die of starvation and we have to do something about it. you said, wrong, they have to do something about it. you are right, except for this. everything bloomburg says about sugar redrinks is true. obesity is a problem, whatever. but fr

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. >> there is little foot traffic as i walked the holloway of the senate and house much buildings. majority of congress, those who voted for it left town without a fix. >> they are blessing the president and democrats for the washington's financial troubles. >> i have never seen such a lack of leadership and truth telling emanating from the white house and from the commander in chief. >> now next week. another battle begins over a budget. and avoiding a government shutdown which is yet again. the both sides can't grow. >> they plan a vote next week. >> reporting live in washington. >> ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> one day after the obama administration filed a brief with the supreme court opposing california's proposition eight, the president explained some of what led to his decision to oppose the ban in the courts. >> when the supreme court asks, do you think that the california law, which doesn't provide any rationale for discriminationing p -- rationale and well, they are same sex and aerosol little tore general, do we think it meets constitutional muster. >> i felt it was to answe

from the bottom in 2002 and brought to the mariners museum in newport news, virginia, where anna hollowayis is the ship you read about in fifth grade, the monitor and the merrimack. >> reporter: the pride of the union navy earned its place in history on the day it fought the confederate ship merrimack to a draw. >> this was the first battle of ironclad warships ever in history, and that's really what makes the battle of hampton roads of march 9, 1862, so significant. >> reporter: but 10 months later the prototype for today's iron warships went down in a storm. she had a pretty short and violent life. >> very short life, but a very monumental one if you think about her impact on modern warships. >> reporter: when the turret was brought up, pieces of the sailors' lives came with it. this mismatched pair of shoes gave silent testimony to curator david krop about the shift's final moments. -- about the ship's final moments. >> i think about the chaos and i think if there's water coming into the ship, it's dark, you may just grab what's closest to you, put those on in order to get out of the v

and now marguerite holloway recounts the life of john randall jr. he utilized tolls to plot the unwieldy terrain. this is about an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you both very, very much. and i'm very excited that michael is here because at the end when there are questions, if there are any that i can't answer, we can direct them to him. so as has been suggested, john randall did a lot of very different things. he was involved with the grid, he was involved with an elevated elevator, he had a whole life outside of new york city that i'm going to talk about a little bit. but to give you some background because i think it's also relevant very much for some of the work i'm interested in today, he also had a legacy that extended beyond just the maps and sort of understanding property and the history of new york city. he's contributed data that has been very, very important for scientists who are working on projects today. and that actually is how i became interested in randel in the first place. there's the book, there's randel. later in life. the

you're telling us you don't know who grant holloway is?y i don't know who he is. i said i've never heard of him. your skin makes me cry. >> this floating thing was hilarious because after i did it in rehearsal, i'm on my tippy toes doing a fred flintstone out there and they wanted to put a truck under me with a crane and stuff like that, i said, no. >> steve said so much of this came from you. where did you pull this guy out of? >> well, you know, it's like years of psychology. you know, a little spirituality thrown in there and those things together can be a dangerous weapon. >> it's also one of the few scenes in the movie we saw where you wear a shirt. >> yes, exactly. yeah, i finally got to take my shirt off in a movie. thank goodness. i hadn't done it before because matthew mcconaughey was doing that everywhere. >> he's got that cornered. here's your pose. >> not exactly magic mike but more tragic mike really. >> pretty good shape and also designed your own tattoo. >> uh-huh. a bit of an artist and i got to actually lend the tattoo to

. >> gretchen: or remember natalee holloway. >> we're better to staying here she has spent four yearshe is going to stay here for now. >> gretchen: other headlines a historic day of the supreme court, argument is set to begin on two same-sex marriage cases, people lining up since last week hoping to get inside the hearing. thousands more are expected to rally inside the court. the justices take on california's prop 8 and tomorrow they will hear a separate case challenging the defense of marriage act. >> 44-year-old pedro casada couldn't believe it when he walked into the liquor store, he was told he had won $338 million. he says he buys lottery tickets every day but this time he beat the odds. he is going to use the money to help his family. >> the owner of a gun store deciding not to sell measuring mark kelly a rifle. kelly didn't plan to keep the rifle. he planned to turn it into police. he posted a picture of himself buying the rifle to show how easy it is to buy a rifle. >> a california man walking his dog ended up saving a man trapped in some rocks. the victim was there for as lo

. >> can you go out in the holloway. we don't allow press conferences in here. >> senator feinstein said after the hearing she was unaware of reports that the c.i.a. was counting military mail as militants when they were justifying drone strikes. six months after this was reported after "the new york times." six months. senator feinstein, unaware of what was reported in "the new york times" on drone strikes. >> that is not an area of her official responsibility. >> designed to curb illegal gun trafficking. one of four gun measures the committee will work on. but coverage tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern on c-span. on c-span3, a panel with the head of the interior department. questions from senators on the energy and natural resources committee. live at 10:00 eastern. >> c-span is pleased to announce the winners in 2013 studentcam competition. it is our annual student documentary contest where we ask young people to use video to tell us about issues important to us. they must include c-span coverage along the way. this t

. >> can you go out in the holloway. we don't allow press conferences in here. >> senator feinstein said after the hearing she was unaware of reports that the c.i.a. was counting military mail as militants when they were justifying drone strikes. six months after this was reported after "the new york times." six months. senator feinstein, unaware of what was reported in "the new york times" on drone strikes. >> that is not an area of her official responsibility. >> we appreciate your attention. >> the senate judiciary committee will debate on a gun safety measure. it is one of the four measure the committee will work on and we'll have live coverage tomorrow morning here on c-span at 10:00 a.m. sally jewelry who is the president of c.r.i. will take questions. that is live at 10:00 eastern. >> i leave that the united states has many fantastic qualities. i do believe that maybe many people have the possibility of pulling them -- themselves up by the bootstraps. every year that is less and less probably. but the united state

. >> can you go out in the holloway. we don't allow press conferences in here. >> senator feinstein said after the hearing she was unaware of reports that the c.i.a. was counting military mail as militants when they were justifying drone strikes. six months after this was reported after "the new york times." six months. senator feinstein, unaware of what was reported in "the new york times" on drone strikes. >> that is not an area of her official responsibility. >> we appreciate your attention. >> the senate judiciary committee will debate on a gun safety measure. he ran a filibuster on john brennan as the director of the cia. he questioned the authority to use a drone strikes against u.s. citizens. >> allow us today to filibuster john brennan's nomination for the cia. i will speak until i can no longer speak. i will speak as long as it takes until the alarm had sounded from coast to coast. the constitution is important. the rights to trial by jury are precious but no american should be killed by drones on american soil