they know me at the dna lab, they're like you again, mr. baker? when the test comes back, it will be zero because i am not the father. >> maury: by the way, cory has been there 20 times, not counting this way, and says he has been proven to be the father twice. >> i'm going to spit in your face -- [ bleep ] what? no, okay, okay. all right. >> maury: was he there for your pregnancy. >> no, he was not there. when i went in labor, i went -- he didn't do something, because -- look at him. man -- >> maury: he is not a rapper? >> i don't know what he is, ask him if he is a rapper, is he, is he? can you prove it, where the rappers at? >> maury: he says you stalk him. >> i sure do, you damn right, when i comes down to my daughter, i'll stalk him, when it comes down to mine, yeah, i stalk when it comes down to my daughter, when i ask him for stuff for my daughter, and if he don't do it, i go find him. >> maury: i heard a story that you went to the store recently and he walked right by you and your daughter. >> i went to the store, she was in the car. and w

to lose perspective, because china is not a country with a lot of economic liberties, final word mr. baker. >> well, again, i'm stunned, i made a mistake early on to say i thought we would get snowden back in short order, i could not imagine our relationship with china is so bad they would blow it up over letting him go, i was wrong. liz: craig smith. >> mike in, he will get him. liz: next up china keeps getting away withhhacking us, no wonder its neighbor india is getting in on the act, cyber criminals there accused of hitting u.s. targets including chicago mercantile exchange. dean chang with china's bad habits. >> we're seeing, to build off your previous gifts, we have a weak economy. a president who is unable to make commitments that he can live up to. and most recently, he almost desperately invited chinese premier to rancho mirage, and the chinese slapped him in the face but not willing to spend the night at the resort, they stayed at a separate hotel, to send the message, we don't trust you, and we don't think you will do anythhng if we insult you. liz: take a step back, it is getti

baker v. nelson, this court unanimously dismissed for want of a substantial federal question. >> mr. cooper, baker v. nelson was 1971. the supreme court hadn't even decided that gender-based classifications get any kind of heightened scrutiny. >> that is -- >> and the same-sex intimate conduct was considered criminal in many states in 1971, so i don't think we can extract much in baker v. nelson. >> well, your honor, certainly i acknowledge the precedential limitations of a summary dismissal. but baker v. nelson also came fairly fast on the heels of the loving decision. and, your honor, i simply make the observation that it seems implausible in the extreme, frankly, for nine justices to have -- to have seen no substantial federal question if it is true, as the respondents maintain, that the traditional definition of marriage insofar as -- insofar as it does not include same-sex couples, insofar as it is a gender definition is irrational and can only be explained, can only be explained, as a result of anti- gay malice and a bare desire to harm. >> do you believe this can be treated as

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peter baker from the new york times has this great article. it's on the lead up to this decision. he writes when mrmall forces he had to be almost dragged into the decision at a time when critics, some advisors and even bill clinton were pressing for action. >> can you hear audio? >> oh, goodness. >> are we not able to hear? can you hear me now, governor? >> i can hear you. can you hear me? >> i can. i was putting a quote out there. >> i heard it. >> how worried are you ha the president wads drith dragged in decision. >> i don't think he was dragged into it. this is a very difficult judgment. i've been very supportive of the president on syria because we don't exactly know what we're getting into here. there are some elements of al qaeda who are savage fighting on the side of the rebels who we in general support because assad is awful. there's been beheading. these are not the rebels we like. we went down this road in afghanistan where we supplied armed to people to bin laden's forces to get them out and it came back to bite us in the you know what. this president has an incredible decision to make

mr. hamberger, joined aar in july 1998. he was a managing partner in the office of baker, donaldson and caldwell. and he came to tha the firm in 9 after serving as assistant secretary for governmental affairs at the department of transportation. he began his great in transportation in 1977 as general counsel of the national transportation policy study commissioned. and in 1985 he was appointed as a member of the private sector advisory panel on infrastructure, financing. and in 1994, he served as a number of the presidential commission on intermodal transportation. he has served on a variety of public service assignments. for example, who serves on the blue ribbon panel of transportation experts appointed by the national surface transportation policy and revenue study. he received his juris doctorate and both masters of science and bachelor of science in foreign service from georgetown university. kathryn waters is executive vice president for member services at the american public transportation association. she came to a pta in november 2007 from the maryland transit administration in baltimore