marquis says he prefers women. >> i'm in prison.'s no women in here, but there are men that want to be women. so i have to deal with it while i'm in here. i'm straight. i mean, i like feminine men, so, you know, however you want to look at it. as you call is homosexual, being gay, everybody has a different word. but as far as in here, you know, he's a woman and i'm a man. >> marquis and precious insist their relationship isn't just about sex. both speak of a bond rarely shared in prison. >> yeah, i love him probably harder than i loved any woman. you know what i'm saying? and i have 13 children. i have nine daughters and four sons. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out day to day. so i can't just deny him when i get out, but you have to understand that this is just for -- this lifestyle, as far as the sexual thing, this is just for now because i'm locked up. i do this because i want to

who won the marquis award at the very first 90s award. i'm going to run through all. the first question was who sells the second highest quantity of beer of san francisco. at&t one and the second, our board of supervisors who has played on bands, who are those two supervisors and the third one is about our chief, his very first concert, who was the head liner of that concert and who won the marquis award. when you fill out your card we are going into one of the conference rooms for food and you can put your card out and you win a delicious treat. cupcakes. >> yes. just so you know california music and culture theme act provides all the food and beverages every time we have one of these events. and now♪ >> when you are talking about nightlife this is part of what makes the city unique and what makes it a different place. >> there is nothing more rewarding than the crowd reaction when you see these events. >> i met with people that were some of the most creative and talented forces that i came across. when i met them, that's what i want to do and that's what i want to b

. >> caÑo edrwres marqui tambieÉn lucha p por este puesto. >> en el primer debate del 25 mdde junio losentre ellos. >> creo que tenemos que cambiar un poquito. >> el dice que es un republicano u nvouevo y diferente pero mantienen las ideas arcaicas . >> son un grupo puajjante que cada vez cobra mas fuerzas. >> esi el se seinteiente latino y quie quiere representar a los latinos hay que apoyarlo. >> en algunos sectorreses se refier refierorefier refieren a el como latino solo d de nombre. >> es triste que hay latinos en massachussetsque di que dicen eso. >> recorriendo las calles de bos boston gomez dijo sentirse confi confiado de que massachusesets es esta listo para el cambio. >> con esto vamos a uuna pausa y al volver veremos como los enfrentamientos entre masnifestan manifestantes encon la policÍa tuc tuca , tucr turca, ocupan la plaza de tacsin dd esde hace 11 diÍas considerasn un regimeÉgimen autoriratario que hace uso excevisivo de la fuerza. >> plcolicÍa en argentina isparo disparo balas de gaoma entre gfafanaticoÁticos de del futto bo kl esÚtbol es el tercer caso de disturbios r

a former draft pick from the university of florida, hernandez over-delivered and quickly became a marquis player. then his contract was sweetened with a 12 million signing bonus. but even before he was drafted, questions were asked about his life outside of football. pro scouts shared a scouting report with boston.com. self-esteem is quite low, not conventional adjusted emotionally. not happy, moods unpredictable. not stable, doesn't take much to set him off, but not an especially jumpy guy. >> mr. hernandez appears to regularly place himself in situations where there are firearms, after-hours clubs and aggressive behavior. and no good will ever come of the combination of those three. >> reporter: last week, hernandez was even sued for allegedly shooting a friend, causing him to lose an eye. the question is, what happened here? but the mother of odin lloyd, all that matters right now, he is gone. >> my son was a wonderful child, a fine guy. he doesn't do anything to hurt anyone. >> reporter: and lloyd's coach seems to know nothing about any connection to hernandez. >> i don't know any of

and when we met him, he was living in a state of domestic partnership with fellow inmate marquis nobles wife, he's the man. i got on my band and his. that's mine, that's his. got that right here. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out, day to day. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquise, nearing the end of a 15-year sentence for kidnapping, made it clear, the situation will likely change once he's out. >> this is not a lifestyle i would live when i get out because i like women. i'm in prison. there's no women in here. but there are men who want to be women. i have to deal with it when i'm in here. >> though marquise might not be in it for the long haul, that hasn't deterred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesn't have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. that's not just me. that's part of what they call penitentiary rules. you take care of the man, the ma

the marquis goes dark for one minute at 8:00 p.m., the 51-year-old actor died in italy while on vacation with his family in rome. an autopsy revealed he died of heart attack. a public funeral is held temperature in new york city. >> academy award winning actress halle berry demanding lawmakers reign in the press and stop aggressive photographers from focusing on children of celebrities saying the problem is traumatizing her daughter showing lawmakers photos of a recent incident at los angeles international airport. >> i have to yell, she a child, leave my child alone, leave my child alone the we get in the car my daughter is now sobbing and says to me, mommy, are they trying to kill us? are they trying to kill us? >> the bill fines aggressive press and allow civil lawsuit where children are harassed. media groups say it could impede news-gathering information. >> did you know you have been buying coffee for your congressman? coming up, the stunning price you are paying. >> bandits stealing a.t.m.'s happened again but this time the crooks are in if a big surprise. >> another reason to get

event happening right on the steps of city hall and out at civic plaza and in addition to that big marquis event, you'll the grantees are asked to host their event to enhance their neighborhood or community parties about the importance of summer learning. some of the other initiatives that dcf is involved in relates to nutrition and the biggest event in the summer is the free summer lunch program and there's a brochure attached in your packet that lists the sites. and these are locations where youth can come and receive a free meal and snacks so it will be 85 sites across the city, about 4,000 meals per day and they're open to any youth. they don't have to be open to that program that's sponsoring it. we're exciting to be working with the public library to hold a pilot which is a lunch site so students in that neighborhood can attend there for a free lunch. we also work okay the bridge su semester effort, which is a partner with the district and the college to represent students post secondary success and we've had a summer bridge program which targeting some other underrepresented graduat

. >> it's on the marquis, the movie recounting the shooting of oscar brand. as bart reveals a new move to examine its policing practices. good evening, everyone. >> we begin in fairfield. fire crews at the scene of a fire that spread to a motel. it started just off i-80 around 7:00 this evening. embers blew on to the roof of a motel six, catching it on fire. sending the hotel guests scrambling for safety. >> people were running around, smoke alarms went off just turned around, jumped in my clothes and there was smoke and embers, couldn't hardly see nothing. >> pretty scary for those hotel guests. guests have been moved to other hotels for tonight. >>> in the east bay tonight, crews are checking for hotspots after a brushfire that broke out around 3:00 this afternoon. 20 mile an hour winds and dry conditions fuelled the flames. fire burned more than 120 acres before crews contained it this evening. >>> making headlines tonight, has the bart police department improved since the much publicized shooting death of oscar brand? >> this is all happening the same wee

department of commerce and trust me not all of the marquis and if the usa is going to have millions of tourists arriving in traveling by air then don't be surprised when they speak their own languages if you're going to throw foreigners off of airplanes just for speaking their native languages then you're going to have to basically throw people off of half of the planes flying over the united states but that's just my opinion. generation to generation. was. a. five out. of my. mother.

republican massachusetts candidate against democrat ed marquis.y's seat is tuesday. only 48 hours to go. who will win? what are the issues? chris will delve into that today at 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. only right here on the fox news channel. >>> jamie? >> we all remember it was one of the worst air disasters on u.s. soil. twa flight 800 crashed over long island back in 1996. it killed all 230 people onboard. and now there are new calls to reopen the investigation into that crash after an eye opening new documentary suggests the facts as we know them could be far from the truth. >> look at this. an incredible moment captured on tape. this little child is deaf. and he is listening to the sounds of his father's voice for the very first time. we'll tell you what's making this new revolution technology possible. have this very special story in "sunday house call" coming up next. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy -- >> yes. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery rec

. >> gary: 3 winds expected more the assisted marquis and takes over. >> jacqueline: not please right> gary: what happened tonight jackie for your pink ones? >> jacqueline: it has been the whole serious. take it could have gone either way. >> gary: tim, could you move back in just a little bit? >> pam: i am trying (laughter) . >> gary: know that it shall abridge force that joke of this winds this incredible. plane at a clay court. knowing that he is the underdog this can goal all night long. the improved his record of 58 to one. i have to set in may sounds self- serving but the clues pam and jackie. in a restaurant the owner says i hope you do not take this the wrong way but when i watch television maybe i'll watch all right or anderson cooper. but when you guys are talking to each other that is the best thing on tv. >> gary: i sit thank you mike i said do you action like what i do? >> gary: ysabel follow pam the best. >> pam: he is tickled by its (laughter) >> gary: he says she's trying to give me a lot also alit. but doesn't that make you feel good? >> pam: very good, very gut. >> g

. >> long time democratic congressman ed marquis won the senate session seat in massachusetts. he will take john kerry's former seat. he beat republican gabriel gomez a former navy seal. gomez says he's a better person because of the campaign. former massachusetts senator scott brown will be live og fox and friends at 6:45 to talk about the debate. >>> a part of the 1965 rights act is unconstitutional. 16 percent said they needed permission to change election procedures. need five another decisions to rule it was outdated and wacan' be enforced. >> this represents a serious set back or voting rights. it has potential to negatively effect millions of americans across the country. >> this ruling came out today because every state has to be treated equally. >> governor, i can assure you we are not going to have discrimination based on race especially related to voting. >> he had argued the permission requirement itself and the formula that decided which county or state to cover were unconstitutional. >> the forbes list of top 100 celebrities will be revealed in a few hours. we hav

ed marquis who has spent three decades in congress voted from his hometown. he also held an election eve rally last night. he's brought in pretty good guns, like president obama, bill clinton. despite the efforts of these candidates. the massachusetts secretary of state predicts no more than 1.6 million of the state's voters will cast ballots today. that is down considerably from a 2.5 million that showed up. brown scored an upset win to fill the senate seat once filled by ted kennedy. >> there is no compelling issue here. the scott brown race, that was about obama care. there is no big issue here. right here in massachusetts the economy is going fairly well, better than the rest of the country. there is no real reason why everyone has to rush to the polls. and everyone, frankly is nursing hangovers from watching the bruins last night lose to the chicago blackhawks. >> reporter: that's right we have that to think about as well. as far as this prediction of a low turn out is concerned says they haven't received as many requests for absentee ballots and as many

sayeth the marquis theater rises to that level they can be held accountable. i yield back. >> on the amendment. if not question is on the amendment offered by mr. larsen. so many ads are in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. the no's have it in the amendment is not agreed to. >> mr. chairman, that recorded vote. >> recorded vote has been requested. we will carry that at the end of the session. we have been amendment now for mr. b.c. from texas number one or da. will the clerk please pass out the amendment? without objection, reading of the amendment will be great. the chair now recognizes for the purpose of offering and explaining his amendment pared >> mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to offer this amendment that will increase the safety of workers that nsa facilities. by now but will strike 3120 to mandates principles for pilot cossiga program at nonnuclear nsa facilities in kansas city, missouri to at least two other plants that may be involved and much more high-risk operation dealing with nuclear materials and toxic chemicals. i understand

slamming letters into the theater marquis.er husband don who cook ins the cafe out back could not be more relieve relieved. >> i didn't think that that it matter whole lot. we are a small little, not even a pin head on a map. >>reporter: he was wrong. at the core what is happening at the rio this weekend is a triumph of resilience. 2 month ago the charming theater was doomed. technology had caught up to it. source of the headache was 15 steps up on the second floor. looking at the projection room last april. center piece sentenced to irrelevant advance by obsolescence as don lamented back then. >> all of this goes to the garbage. of no use for anybody. >> have you heard about hollywood studio phase out film and forced every thaet tore buy digital projector. they needed 60,000 dollars. >> i was in my mind shutting down the theater. >> world war ii surplus hut on the outside and magnificent hand crafted palace inside. one that tells the story of movies and this community and it's history. >> this just shows where the money is. >

. >> of course the marquis example of them going global in the last few days is the purchase by a chinesepart of this trying to force them to clean up their act. the president trying to accelerate this process. >> going back to the nsa issue. i don't know out there if people are talking about it. how do you think that will factor into the conversation? >> they're not talking about it at 5:00 in the morning out here, i'll tell you that right now. >> given that, do you have a sense? do you think it will factor into the conversation today? >> sure. i think -- i don't think it's an element of government to government diplomacy between china and the president. but it creates a context for a conversation in which i think it probably strengthens his hand in the conversation to say look at what your government is doing. what is fundamentally different about what chinese entities, what the chinese military is doing, trying to gather information protect our interest. so i think it changes the dynamics of the conversation if not the actual substance of the conversation. >> what we going to hear? wha

holdsay, i don't want to marquis response will for the trustee said. -- mark responsible for what the trustee said. i would not want to speak on their behalf. >> ok. you stumped the panel. [laughter] we have exhausted the people at the microphone. almost. you should take the time while diane is reading this question out loud to fill out the blue evaluation forms that are in .our packets after you are done >> i think the system has generated a lot of interest. that weast question will take today, some plans have complained they have been scored on criteria before they knew what the criteria were. is this a problem and is hhs working to improve this? >> i would say our concerns about it. we want you to know what the criteria are and there will be an opportunity to comment. we would like to see a more formalized process underway. >> is there any indication the department is moving to a more formalized process? >> not that we are aware of. >> if there is anyone in the audience that will like to chime in on this, they should feel free or not. >> obviously, there is a lot of interest in bei

gomez went hard after marquis.some demented not shift the dynamic. -- something that did not shift the dynamic. wasz was feisty and markey adept in sending off the attacks. gomez's chance to make a first impression in this race? >> it was the first time that a lot of voters got a look at gabriel gomez. he is a political newcomer, armor navy seal, private equity investor. it's a good chance for him to in the line ofe. attack -- and the line of attack they have chosen. that after 37 years in washington, he should not continue on. he is part of the d.c. dysfucntion. the problem for gomez is that folks in massachusetts are inclined to go with a democrat. obviously was different in 2010 but on balance, massachusetts voters tend to side with the mower aggressive candidate. go and a lot of independents and conservative minded democrats. >> is getting help from washington? >> he is. just recently, he started to get some help. has attempted to raise funds for him. the other day, he had marco rubio sitting on a fundraiser. t

we will pay particular attention to what i would call marquis cases, the voting rights act, the shelby county case, the affirmative action case, and the same-sex marriage cases and the perry case. we have time for a few other selected areas of law with that, but we want to focus on these particular cases. we have talked about it. we have were sold out our assignments -- we have parceled out our assignments. i wanted to start with -- inking chronologically. voting rights takes us back to 1965. moresex marriage is a contemporary kind of issue, emerging in more recent years, and finally, with those major cases we want to say something about law and technology. we have interesting dna cases on the docket this term. i want to start out by having a look at the voting rights act, the case that linda greenhouse will tell us about. linda? , introduced the voting rights act by singing goes back to 1965, and you could say it goes back to reconstruction and the enactment of the 13th and 14th amendments which authorized congress to carry out the equal protection for voting rights with appropriate l