john robert smith, why is it?they're talking about pension smoothing, which is basically playing games with pension plans in order to avoid and incur certain taxes. >> and ray, i appreciate that congress is finally wrestling with this issue, which we've known was looming since mack 21. we knew it was going to happen. this will get us through a patch between a three- to nine-month process. but you're right, it's taking ten years of revenue to support three months of expense. you can't do that very long. why are we in this position? one, transportation was never a partisan issue in the past. you covered the projects needed in mississippi, maine and other states and you got the necessary senators and congressmen to take action. we don't have that any more. it's gotten much more harder to put deals together. now you're asking for a deal that will necessitate an increase in revenue because we can't simply have the gas tax as it is present. we need much more revenue. that's back to raising the gas tax, indexing it, and

. >> while john smith might be one of the more trusted inmates at santa rosa, another portion of theation is always on staff's radar. security threat group coordinators knight and demerey gather intelligence on prison gangs. during a cell search of bobby sandier and alfredo roca moreno, they found gang-related material among sandier's possessions. now they will interview him and ask him questions about his involvement with the bloods. >> what does that say? >> blood over bitches. >> okay. you done? >> yep. >> mr. sandier, have a seat. we have already determined you're a blood. which set are you? >> no particular set. >> when did you join? >> that's something i can't answer. >> where did you join? >> miami, florida. >> how did you become involved? >> i won't answer that one. >> why did you become involved? >> no answer. >> have you gained anything since you smuggled drugs? >> i won't answer. >> so you're just a blood from miami. >> are you going to answer any of these questions? any of them at all? look, look, let's do this, okay? seeing you don't want to answer no questions. did you

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i'm john henry smith. "inside story" is next. for new stories updates throughout the day head to www.aljazeera.com. who is heeding and who is is lagging behind, it is the inside story. hello, i'm ray swarez. june because the fifth straight month with more than 200,000 new jobs

john smith of pasadena killed three people inside a home on saturday. then came outside and fired at police. he surrendered after a tense 20 minute phone call with 911 dispatcher who got help from a crisis negotiator. police plan to release a recording of the conversation later today. >>> investigators say a wild fire in shasta county that burned down eight homes. police arrested 37-year-old freddie alexander smoke iii over the weekend. cal fire says smoke was delivering material when the exhaust set dry grass on fire. so far the fire's burned 4,000 acres and is only 15% contained. he was charged with a recklessly causing a fire and marijuana cultivati cultivation. >>> meanwhile firefighters in fairfield keeping an eye on hot spots making sure this fire doesn't flair up. it jumped highway 12, raced towards several homes, firefighters called in for back-up. they were able to put the flames out before any homes were damaged. >> it's very dry. the drought, the late rains had vegetation taller than normal. everything around it is stressed. and it burns hott

police have identified the suspect as 36 john smith of pasadena and say smith had some kind of landlord-tenantationship with some of the victims. >>> school football coaches in the sacramento area got an important lesson in keeping their players safe. they learned some new techniques for the game that aim to prevent concussions by protecting the head during tackles. >> reporter: dozens of coaches are tackling each other on the football field at rocklin high school. it's a chance to experience what their kids go through everyday. >> it's a violent sport, but we're doing our best in leading way to prevent that as much as possible. >> reporter: coaches are being taught to make football safer by reducing helmet contact. >> in order to keep the kids safe, we want to make sure that they are keep their head out of tackle, and putting their bodies in a position to safely make great contact while keeping irheads out of way and lower could be cushions? with concussions on the rise coaches say they can no longer tell kids to suck it up while they are injured on the field. >> i think they have haven't had

own country, we are not actually fingerprinting and then calling guatemala, honduras and saying, john smith, does he have a criminal record? we're not even checking that, are we? >> we are not. >> of course not. >> the ones we're finding with the criminal history is through self-admission. we had one not too long ago who said he participated in two murders, another said he participated in a couple of attempted murders, drug dealing, that kind of stuff. >> chris, you know, you say -- look, when you hear these gang members say this stuff, they are just processed, all right? but are there any efforts in place to crack down on this? >> unfortunately, no. you know, right now we're still in the -- at the building stage of the detention centers. once we get them in place, they are struggling just to get the centers up and running with hot water, with accommodations and with food. they haven't even gotten that a far in advance for the known gang members, which puts them in with other kids that are vulnerable to this mentality. >> and so these gang members, they are being shipped to other parts of c

>> a caravan of police officers joins the chase, including john smith, a deputy sheriff at the time. smith is surprised at how slowly arroyo is driving for a man on the run. >> it was low speed. seemed like to me he was taunting us, like he was wanting a fight. >> 405 northbound, beckham overpass. >> as arroyo heads north of town, he still has his weapon at the ready. >> we're still northbound, speeds 40. the barrel of the gun is still out the driver's window. >> wary of arroyo's rifle, the fleet of squad cars keep a safe distance. but deputy smith decides it's time to make a move. >> i felt i needed to engage him and put a stop to it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck. maneuvering close behind arroyo. >> all i could see was him, the shooter. i had like tunnel vision focused on him. >> arroyo picks up speed as smith approaches, then opens fire. >> he fired out the window. he tried to shoot the sheriff's deputy. >> under intense fire, smith decides to ram arroyo's vehicle from behind and try to throw him off. >> while i was shooting, i rammed his pickup t

>> john smith. >> sam adams. you guys are learning something every day. and -- >> freedom of speech? >> that's good enough for me. >> me too. >> i'm fine. >> what's the best part about this country? >> our rights. >> everybody can be a go-getter and everybody can do what they want. >> are you a go-getter? >> yeah. >> all right. go get 'em. >> do you guys ever watch bill o'reilly? >> sometimes. >> sometimes he's on but i don't pay attention. >> i'm too hurt. >> what do you like about it? >> i like him. it's important. >> anything you want to say to him on july 4th? >> have an awesome beach. >> you're at jones beach out at the state park. >> yeah. >> now, you're obviously looking for a few laughs, looking for the dopey answers. what passenger of the people knew what the revolution was all about? the declaration of independence? >> what percentage? >> we interviewed 20 people. 55% had no clue about the country. >> did you pick them out appearance-wise? >> did you pick them out by the bathing suit? there's the young girl? >> yeah, it's all about the bathing s

i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm john henry smith. del walters has the morning off. violence erupting in jerusalem and gaza. >> attacks come after six israeli suspects were arrested, accused of killing a palestinian teenager. aljazeera's nick schiffron is in jerusalem this morning with the latest developments. nick, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke with the boy's father. what did he tell him? >> this is an unprecedented call with that the prime minister calling the father of the boy abducted and burned alive, believed to be by jewish extremists. netanyahu expressed his condolences, said the death was reprehensible and abhorrent and said israel reacted immediately to apprehend the murders and will bring them to trial. easy trying to calm some of the tension, trying to calm some of thatting or, but this morning, the anger and tension is increasing not only here but down in gaza, about 100 miles south. >> overnight in gaza, israeli strikes escalated. for the first time in the current tensions, the strikes killed multiple

>> john smith? that's not it. >> sam adams. guys are learning something every day. >> life, liberty and -- >> freedom of speech? >> that's good enough for me. >> me, too. >> i'm fine. >> what's the best part about this country? >> our royalties? >> everybody can be a go getter and everybody can do whatever they want. >> are you a go getter? >> yeah. >> all right. go get em. >> do you guys ever watch bill o'reilly? >> sometimes. it's kind of like it's on but i'm not really paying attention. >> i'm too hurt. >> what have you heard of him? >> not to watch him. >> i like it. it's informative. >> anything you want to say to him on july 4th? >> hope you have an awesome day. >> you're at jones beach, right? >> yeah. >> the state park. >> right. >> now, you were obviously looking for a few laughs, the dopey answers. what percentage of people knew what the revolution was all about, the declaration of independence? what percentage? >> we interviewed 27 people. 55% had no clue about the founding of this country. >> now, did you pick them

performances, so he had the original composition score, and then this was the manuscript that his copyist, john smithuced for him to use for the ,ehearsals for the performance and he goes through, and you can see he changes not major changes but shortens some pieces, changes of little bit of the notesng, changes some based on which performers he had available to him, which musicians are there, what he can and cannot do at each venue. but as a working manuscript, and i think he changed and actually used repeatedly for performances, it is kind of just an amazing performance object. >> which raises one question about genius. we both have used the word in , i conical. minutes there is an active genius that is interpretive of a classic. and it is a whole different tributary coming off of that initial river. >> and there are a lot of people, numeral -- numerous people who are fantastic, but history, whether they have an actual role to play in the emphasis on creation, i think that is where historically we start to say the genius comes in. year, go to comp team productions of messiah. umpteen productions of

i'm john henry smith. "techknow" is next. head to al jazeera.com for updates. >> this is "techknow." a show about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a neuroscientist specializing in nicotine research. tonight, e-cigarettes. why they're so addicting to kids and what's really in those fruity flavors. >> breathing particles cause people to die of heart attacks, plain and simple. >> i'm phil torres, an entomologist. tonight i meet the indiana jones of space technology, and discover -- >> we're the same people who. >> kosta grammatis. and lindsay moran. a former cia agent. that's our team. now let's do some science. ♪ >> hey guys, i'm phil torres. welcome to "techknow" i'm joined by are crystal dilworth, and kosta grammatis. and linda moran. - lindsay moran. >> let's take a look at the safety of e-cigarettes in general. >>>

he had the original score and this is the manuscript his copyist john smith produce ford him to use for the rehearsals, for the performance. and he goes through and you can see he changes not major changes but shortens some pieces, changes a little bit of the phrasing, changes some notes based on some performers available to him, musicians there, what he can and can't do at each venue. but as a working manuscript and the thing he changed and actually used repeatedly for performances, it's kind of just an amazing performance object. >> jon: which raises one question about genius that we both use the word in the past few minutes cannonnicle. there is an act of genius that's interpretive of a classic, and it's a whole different tributary coming off that initial river. >> and there are a lot of people, innumerable authors, musicians, artists that are fantastic, but, you know, history, whether they have an actual role to play in the future, have any emphasis on future generations and creation, i think that's where at least historically we start to say the genius comes in. we still, every yea

i'm john henry smith. "inside story" is next. for new stories updates throughout the day head to www.aljazeera.com. who is heeding and who is is lagging behind, it is the inside story. hello, i'm ray swarez. june because the fifth straight month with more than 200,000 new jobs created. at 6.1%, the unemployment is the lowest it's been since the fall of 2008. those big economy at 35,000 feet statistics hook good, but they can obscure what is going on down behe. there are industries leading and lagging the recovery, there are regions doing better and regions doing worst. saw the country reach the employment levels we last saw before the recession began. finally are we on the verge of growth that gets the one back to even, but starts to build net growth. the headlines are encouraging. employers added 288,000 jobs and while the fifth straight month of employment gains above 200,000 is good news, the overall economic scenario has far to go in this recovery. the unemployment rate dropped .2 of a% to 6.1%, a sign some green chutes are a

this happened in pass dean a35 year-old john smith is accused of killing a with man inside a home and then shooting two others including a good samaritan trying to help outside. smith opened fire and barricaded himself inside that home. police dispatcher convinced smith to give himself up, 20 minutes later. >>> well, lightening strikes twice at a colorado national park, two people are killed and 19 others injured. park officials at rocky mountain national park said on friday a woman hiker, female hiker, was killed by lightening and seven others were hurt in her group. lightening struck again yesterday hitting a man in the wheelchair and killing him. a dozen more were hurt by that strike and witnesses say they didn't even see the lightening, coming. >>> terrifying. >>> well, some of the area finest fire fighters face off for friendly competition. the montgomery county water battle returned to montgomery county on at day. several hundred volume tire fire fighters from 14 different departments competed in tug of war and barrel on the war events. the challenges force fire fighters to use

police say john smith of pasadena killed three people inside a home on saturday and came outside anded at police. he surrendered, excuse me after a phone call with a 911 dispatchers who got help from a crisis negotiator. police plan to release a recording later today. >>> there's more pressure on congress today as lawmakers try to solve the crisis at border. a huge back lofg immigrants -- log of immigrants weight deportation. the summer break is coming up and campaign season after that. so if lawmakers are going to do something, political experts say it is time they come up with some kind of plan now. in the men time, local -- meantime, local governments can not foortd to shelter the thousands of children -- afford to shelter the thousands of children and families streaming across the border. >>> 5:45, unexplained rash? check your ipad. the tablet may contain nickel. that is the most common aerly is inducing metals, bob redell joins us live inside palo alto, new study that affects more people than you might think, good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this is based on

thirty-five year-old john smith is accused of killing a woman inside of a home and then shooting twothers including a good samaritan trying to help outside. smith opened fire on police when they arrived and then barricaded himself inside that home. police dispatcher convinced smith to give himself up 20 minutes later. >>> lightening strikes twice in the colorado national park, two people killed, 12 others were injury park officials say a woman hiker was killed by lightening and seven others were hurt in her group. lightening struck again yesterday hitting a man in the wheelchair and killing him. a dozen more were hurt by that strike. witnesses say they didn't even see the lightening coming. terrifying situation there. >>> 8:15. lets toss it over to carol, good morning, carol. >> it under scores how dangerous it is when there is any kind of lightening in the area. >> best to get inside. >> it is that bolt out of the blue sometimes. yes, so when you know you are in that kind of a weather pattern where you get thunderstorms, you really have to weigh whether being out is going to be wort

john henry smith has more on the mania. >> on tv, lebron james might be returning about a return to cleveland>> and on the streets. >> i'm from akron, and i'm onboard for lebron james. >> sports fans can't wait to find out if lebron james is staying in miami or coming home to ohio, four years after he made his decision to leave the cleveland cavaliers. >> i am going to join the miami heat. >> fans burned his jersey in anger then. but now the move is forgiveness for their prodigal son. >> come back home, man. >> in township, ohio, they let him know they care. >> went to eat at reb lobster and came by his house so show my support. >> he didn't show it as he played pickup ball with high schoolers at his camp in las vegas on thursday. james met thursday with heat president, pat riley for an hour. james' only known personal meeting so far with the teams during free agency, and then james flew back to miami with heat teammate, dwyane wade. the longer james takes to decide, the more confident cavs fans seem to be that he's coming home, despite the fact that he has won two titles with the heat and th

john henry smith reports. the largest fire in washington state history, the carlton complex fire. it is more than four times the size of seattle. these fires are producing thick smoke that is dropping ash as far away as new england. grappling with the washington monster only had 2% of it contained at last estimate. >> between mother nature, and the resource, with everything going on in the region, very challenging. >> about 200 homes have been lost, including the dream house warn smithers just bought three weeks ago. >> living room, dining room, kitchen, 90% of everything moved in,le. >> another 1200 homes have been evacuated. authorities say nows of homes not burned to the ground are without father, and will be for weeks. >> when we had power everything was fine, would pat we are at a vale disadvantage. there are calmer winds for today, maybe even some rain. but if the rein is accompanied by lightening, it may not be that much help. al jazeera. >> here is is some light rain pushing up from the south. so the r

john henry smith is in the crow's nest with more. good morning. >> good morning. donald sterling's mastery of the persuasive argument is what made him rich enough to buy the team, but since his racial remarks became public, his gifts of speaking have failed him in the court of public opinion and now in a court of law. >> shelly sterling was all miles when a judge ruled she can sell the los angeles clippers. >> all i want to do now is get some sleep. i haven't slept in weeks. >> calling her testimony more credible, the judge ruled she acted out of concern for her husband and not some secret plan to seize the team when she had him removed from the family's trust ocean he is mentally incapacitated. defense attorneys tried to ban his mental status from being an issue. >> it was one woman who stood up against her husband and prevailed. >> donald sterling's side vow to say keep fighting. >> this is one battle, we had hoped for a different result, but this is not the end. >> actually the end is just what this seems to be. monday's ruling prevents donald sterling from see

. -- that one was from a man named john smith. here is another one. e.d.lost 25,000, from wade. this is one of the greatest names. oladowski, johnston's chief of ordnance. johnston lostng 25,000 men during the campaign. this is a funny letter, from g g.w. smith, commander of the georgia militia during the battle of atlanta. and he wrote a letter to hood. he was an older fellow. , i wonder ifd says old joe, johnston, did intend to leave my little band in charge andtlanta as his corps huntingwere in -- for sherman. wouldn't that have been a catalyst fish. -- kettle of fish. he writes, i was never planning to abandon atlanta. of --are on the battle the springhill affair. some of you are aware of this. it is where hood flanked general schofield's army and caught them in the open on te road in the middle of the night, cut them off, had them surrounded. i'm trying to use easy to understand terms. something happened, and the yankees, the confederates did not block the road and the yankees escaped right up the road. hood claimed he had given orders to block the road. he had the luxury o

john scott in for shepard smith. >> i'm john scott in for shepard today. the damage after the storm. hurricane arthur made its mark on the north carolina coast. roads damaged and thousands without power this fourth of july. we'll take you there. >>> the father accused of letting his child cook in a car while he texted half a dozen women, we look at what is ahead in his trial. >>> a marine sergeant who lost all of his limbs in afghan now preparing for a rare and experimental double arm transplant. how he found love while he recovered coming up on fox news deck. >> first, from the fox news deck this independence day, hurricane arthur making the holiday miserable for thousands of americans, sweating it out without ac. arthur is speeding up the east coast as a category 1 storm could make for a soggy fourth for millions, but arthur unleashed the worst fury along the north carolina outer banks overnight. extreme winds snapped power lines. storm surges flooded neighborhoods, and families who planned on fun in the sunned a their vacations watched it. forecasters w

john henry smith is here with more. good morning, john henry. >> good morning. the woman is charged with conspiring to help a foreign terrorist organization. court documents show the f.b.i. afforded conleys alleged attempt by arresting her before she boarded a flight in april add denver international airport. a local passenger was among the first to sound the alarm. >> after george morrison said he became increasingly concerned as he observed 19-year-old shannon conley wandering around his church during successive sunday in october of 2013. >> she did wear a longer type dress with a head dress, and carried a backpack. that was one thing she always carried and she had a notepad always out. >> that notebook particularly worried the staff at faith bible chapel, the scene of a double shooting in 2007. >> we would ask her, could you show us the notebook. then she didn't want to do that at all. there were several responses back to our pastors, who would confront her, try to talk to her, where we know there was some hostility there. >> he reported the incident to calif

. >> john robert smith is a former mayor of meridian, miss smirks he's now chairman of transport for america, non-profit groups advocating for better transportation. and john, if you forking with us, sir, and i want to ask you first about the criticism that we just heard from grover norquist in the story and it's not universal that the trust fund, a should be funded and b, the taxes on gas should be increased to fund it. and what's your response to that? >> that's a very shortsighted response and a lack of vision in an integrative transportation system for this country. the trust fund funds not only bridges and cities, but transit and do we all want to live in towns? bus systems, do we want to live in a city that we have no public transit to get us to jobs? i don't think that's the answer. if you defund transit, you're pushing more people onto the highways and roads. it would be a disservice to stop funding the transit, which hens to support our people as they move across the transportation infrastructure. >> as i mentioned there, we increased the gas tax until 1993. what is the logic

. >> john henry smith is covering the story. you have disturbing details. >> absolutely. sunday started as a happy day for this father of three celebrating a special occasion. as they walked on a beach in florida, a small plane was losing power looking for a place to land. >> at 2:45 p.m. sunday, the pilot of this plane radioed the venice airport control to your he was having trouble and wouldn't make it back to the runway. >> there was a matter of minutes between the time that the tower was alerted, the sheriff's office alerted and venice police department, everybody en route to respond and the plane went down at the same time. >> i was not expecting to come to the beach and see a plane on the ground. the propel lower was bent pretty bad and there were dents on the wing. >> while the damage to the plane was minimal, it managed before coming to rest to hit a man and his daughter walking along the beach. >> they were performing c.p.r. on him. he had blood on his face. it looked like he wasn't breathing at all. >> the 36-year-old died from his injuries. his daughter, a 9-ye

john henry smith has more. good morning. >> good morning. those accusations against qatar's world cup effort are serious enough that fifa is questions their choice of qatar to host the games in eight years. in an exclusive aljazeera interview, the main in charge of communications set down to address the many issues and accusations. >> we're confident of how we've behaved. >> that's world cup communications director in qatar defending his organization to us. this in the wake of an investigation by football's governing body, fifa and by the f.b.i. into allegations that qatar didn't so much win the bid for the 2022 world cup as much as bought it. >> first it's an investigation into the bidding process of the 2018, 2022 world cup. russia is part of that, and others were part of that, it's unfortunate qatar is singled out. >> on the strength of $5 million in bribes paid to various officials by billionaire hamam. >> definitely there was engagement with him. was he part of our bid? did he represent us? not at all. >> qatar is under fire for mistrea

evidence, but as tom and i were just talking about before his piece, even if he prove that voter john smith, that doesn't make him the senate candidate. >> it's a private ballot. >> it's private. so he can find examples of cochran buying votes, can find examples of wrongdoing, i don't see how he gets to the point that it overturns the results. >> we've run elections, there's no mechanism for him to rerun the election. >> it speaks to the bigger issue, the divide between the establishment republicans and the tea party republicans. how does this play -- like bigger picture how does it play? >> i think a lot of the allegations, we don't know yet if there's solid evidence, but they do play into a broader narrative of conservative grievance against conservative republicans. they didn'tly do. you are thes on filled party in power, you exert undue influence, you buy votes. a lot of them are general accusations, maybe with merit, maybe without. >> and mcdaniel may truly believes this, and it -- >> i think it defines a broader narrative. also in terms of the divide between conservatives and republic

john scott in for shepard smith. >> i'm john scott in for shepard today.ge after the storm. hurricane arthur made its mark on the north carolina coast. roads damaged and thousands without power this fourth of july. we'll take you there. >>> the father accused of letting his child cook in a car while he texted half a dozen women, we look at what is ahead in his trial. >>> a marine sergeant who lost all of his limbs in afghan now preparing for a rare and experimental double arm transplant. how he found love while he recovered coming up on fox news deck. >> first, from the fox news deck this independence day, hurricane arthur making the holiday

bernard smith, but first john, you've been to the main hospital in gaza city where many of the wounded have been treated. what did you see? >> reporter: the hospitalness, as you sayhospital, as you say is where they take the more seriously wounded and now it's 100% bombing victims. i spoke to a girl who had been in her house for a couple of days. wanted a breath of fresh air. she was out for five minutes. there was an explosion outside of the door. now she's paralyzed in one arm and one leg. a woman who is a caretaker for the severely disabled. she was in a hospital wh that was struck. she, herself, was severely wounded. this is where everyone in the rooms, and it's full, are wounded from the same types of injuries. i talked to a doctor there who said the injuries are quite severe. he came all the way from norway to volunteer there: this is what he had to say. >> the bombs are to destroy offices, and then you have the personal. they contain shrapnel so they contai sustained injuries. it'it's a very light balm and very accurate. there are numerous burn injuries. >> so many resources put

it's real. >> while felicia smith suffers the pain of being separated from her daughter, john schmidt seems eager to once again engage jail staff. >> ever since he's been in he's been quite problematic. now i've just heard that he's urinated out the cell. he's kicking and banging. we want to show him that we have some other things available to us to use as far as force goes. >> warden ivey deploys the special response team to extract schmidt for the second time. >> get down! >> get away from the window. crawl backwards -- >> clear the windows. >> crawl to me. keep coming. keep your stomach on the ground. keep coming back. stay there. face down. >> let's go. >> not afraid, huh? it's my jail. >> ready? >> [ bleep ] you're a dead man when i get out on the street. all of you. >> secure. >> you hear me? >> arms secure. >> you park in a lot. i know where your family lives. i'm going to burn each one of them. you're dead. >> chair is secure. all secure. >> you think i'm playing with you? >> head mask going on. >> neither the restraint chair nor the spit mask do anything to deter schmidt's co

. >> we want to go live for more with john henry smith. >> this latest video was recorded at a harlem subway station on july 14. the video appears to show police punching 22-year-old ronald johns and placing him in a choke hold, a move that as we've heard often in the last week is against department policy. police say johns didn't pay his subway fare and resisted arrested. they also used pepper spray to subdue him. funeral services were held for 40 3-year-olderric garner, dying after a scuffle with police after an officer put him in a choke hold. the medical examiner that yet to rule on an official cause of death. a review of the democratic's training policy is ordered. the reverend al sharpton said he and the man's family will request a federal civil rights investigation. >> when you can in broad daylight choke one of god's children, god expects us to stand up and demand justice. >> eric garner will be laid to rest today. >> a federal judge now saying the colorado ban an same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, but marriages won't resume there just yet. the judge stayed the ruling pend