but there's no protection against boredom when it comes to tom perkins.se falcon in 2009 for a reported $120 million. he says the allure of the mega-yacht was in building it and in overcoming its technical and its aesthetic challenges. in september 2011, news corporation announced that perkins was standing down from its board of directors. coming up, blindsided by the board. >> none of the normal business reasons apply. i know that. there were no improprieties, there were no ethics issues, so i can only conclude that it was personal in some way. certainly, the way it was done was personal. >> carly fiorina on her ouster at hewlett-packard, when >> carly fiorina on her ouster at hewlett-packard, when "60 minutes on cnbc" returns. license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. omnipotent of opport

>> guest: he was jewish but frances perkins was not. oddly she was attacked by anti-semites for being jewish based on anyone who supported jewish issues was jewish. franklin roosevelt himself was accused of being jewish. people talked about president rosenfeld or rosenberg and he had a wonderful response. i'm not jewish, but the jewish people are wonderful and i wouldn't mind if i was. >> host: was the consensus among fdr regarding the jews? >> guest: at the time there was an absolute consensus. the jews were the strongest supporters are president of the united states. jews were very important donors to the democratic party and jews revered franklin delano roosevelt understood he did everything possible and we can talk about that to help persecuted supplement here. he was vastly better than any other world leader, including winston churchill, who talked a lot, but didn't do anything for the jews and was not even after the horrors of the concentration camps revealed continue to revere franklin roosevelt. his severe criticisms of policy t

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. >> students from perkins school for the blind took part in the third annual spring egg hunt.beeping eggs. >> i feel like this is a place where i can interact with kids that are just like me because since i was born i've always been curious about all of the kids like me and now i know. >> reporter: organizers with perkins school for the blind says it is mostly for fun and a chance to show the kids they can do the same thing as the friends who can see. >> they've never had that opportunity, but with this, they can do that and have fun doing it. in some way, the parents enjoy it more than the kids showing the children they can forget they have a disability. >> when you come back for a reunion it's heartwarming to be here. >> the eggs are hidden in three separate areas for kids with no sight, kids in wheelchairs and kids who can see. >> kids who are blind can doing about other kids can do as long as they're given the opportunity and the tools to do it. >> that was brandon gano reporting. about a hundred kids participated in the annual easter egg hunt. of course, we have a beeping

we need to ask what pran sis perkins would do today. she would fight to raise the minimum wage. almost 2/3 of all minimum wage workers are women. many are the sole bredwinners for their families she would defend social security against those who want to cut its very modest benefits. so today we take time to remember frances perkins, her message is still relevant today. our nation is stronger if we give working women and men fair opportunities and treatments. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> the first high profile shooting in a modern history occurred in stockton, where -- stockton, california, where a gunman took the lives of five innocent children and injured 29 others. robert young, just 7 years old at that time, was one of the ones injured. he came up here last week to talk about gun control. this is part of his testimony. i remember what it sounded like. as bullets flew past my body. i remember

. >> we discovered that johnny perkins, serving a life sentence for attempted murder and robbery, was a veteran of the group and an authority on rule 38. >> when i first came to prison, in '86, it was unheard of. you know, public masturbating, you know. i think maybe i was one of the first that really started. i have over 20 years experience in doing this. i guess because i don't know, i guess, the excitement, i guess. or just feeling some type of connection because i know that's a woman and i know she's seen me, you feel? >> it was clear from talking to him that he had been caught enough, locked up enough, to the point where he really had the system worked out. >> i still get up every morning, go around the whole institution where i can go, to see where the females is working. even if a female is working in a particular spot where i feel like i can masturbate in her presence and get away with it, because that's part of it, getting away. not going to lockup for it. >> though we had covered the sex and love addicts' group, interviewed both staff and inmates about rule 38 and had been e

his university sued him last year for nonpayment of a $4,000 federal perkins loan for low-income studentsph, who previously spoke to to bloomberg news said he is paying his other student loans but something had to give. >> i guess i could get another job where i'm working 17, 18 hours a day. >> reporter: the university wouldn't talk about his case, but said generally litigation is a last resort. >> by and large, i think most institutions are trying to work with their students. >> reporter: the problem is that delinquent student loans are growing, passing late credit card payments for the first time. and federal law requires schools to collect and sometimes sue. unlike most forms of debt, you can't get out of a student loan, not even by declaring bankruptcy. but with delinquencies rising, they're getting more aggressive about collecting, including taking their alumni to court. we found cases filed by yale and the university of pennsylvania. a 35% jump from the year before. the university has declined to comment. graph hopes his case starts a dialogue. >> reporter: let's start to talk about

>> recommended increase of the amount of the professional services krt with perkins and will by $395,000 to a total amount not-to-exceed $1555000 for planning urban design, conceptual engineering and out reach and environmental analysis services for better market street planning and environmental studsy authoritying the executive director to modify no one material contract terms and conditions. >> good evening, deputy for planning, this item is a request to amend an existing consulting contract that the authority has with perk ins and will, on behalf of the team leading and the department of public works which is leading the better market street project. lindy here is will be providing a brief overview and the main part of the item. i would like to give you background, began in october of 2010, after the authorities received planning grants from the state and the region. the initial contract was in the amount of $990,000, to do the design, conceptual design and out reach. we did come back in march in 2012 as an increase in lice of new work that needed to be done and that work did, we did

tony perkins of the family research council appeared this issue to your recent super bowl win. what he said. >> 30 states, eight additional states have the definition of natural marriage into their statutes. so we're far from being at a point where america has embraced same-sex marriage. if you look at it you know, brendan, they won the super bowl by three points. we're at 30 to i think two states where the people have actually voted on marriage. that's a pretty widespread. >> brendan, i want to ask you, you never got a chance to respond to that. do you think that this really needs to be a states rights issue? do you think that the majority should be voting on minority civil rights? >> no, not at all. it shouldn't be voted on by even the people this is actually something that's guaranteed under the constitution. but look at the last two states that did take it to vote. those two states passed the marriage equality and if you look at the polls out, the majority of americans are voting for marriage equality. not only do we have the majority of the people and states are voting for

. >> let's listen to something that tony perkins said just after the president endorsed same-sex marriageg the presidential campaign. >> i don't think the president did a political calculus to do this. because if he did, he needs to go back to the calculator, because it's a bad formula. because when you look at the state's -- north carolina, a key swing state, ohio, they have an amendment. 16 -- the key swing states, ten of them have marriage amendments. >> jonathan capehart, it looks like not such a tough call from where we sit today. but a lot of people thought that tony perkins had that political math right back then. >> a lot of people it. but a lot of people also thought he was wrong. i have to say that, you know, gene said that it seems like the president's words had an impact. i can speak from my own experience that with my own mother, a born-again christian, the president's words had a direct impact. i've been out to my mother for years now since i came home from college. and slowly but surely she came around to being fine with having a gay son. but it wasn't until the president s

as perkins knows, that is not true.iticize them and have listed them as a hate group since 2010 because they put out information like the absolutely false claim that gay men molest children at vastly higher rates than straight men. >> mark, we're going to end it on that note. >> they are depicting gay people as incestuous, evil, perverted and a danger to our nation and so on. we think we're fully within our rights to call them what they are, a hate group. certainly we are not in favor of any violence. >> yeah, i got you. >> tore violence that occurred at frc. >> he's the author of the report. worth looking at that report, the southern poverty law center. michael medved is a conservative commentator, john avalon is a cnn contributor and the author of "wingnuts." still to come the dow jones. we'll tell you more about that when we come back. [ dog ] you k, i just don't think i should have to wait for it! who do you think i am, quicken loans? ♪ at quicken loans, we won't make you wait for it. our efficient, online system al

evan wilson, founder and president of freedom to marry and tony perkins, family research council. here. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> megyn: let me start with you on this, tony, doma had a tough day in court and in doma's defense it didn't have the federal government there to defend it. normally they get the defense of the department of justice and president obama declined to do that in this case because he doesn't believe the law is constitutional. and they hired a skilled advocate, he defended the law. and if struck down, what does that mean? >> as you know, megyn, there are two components to doma, one is protecting the states and their definition of marriage and the question today the federal definition of marriage, what doma does for the federal government. defining it as you said as a man and a woman. the fact that the government didn't defend it may have a bearing on what the court does with the case, but if they strike it down the bigger question is how do you define marriage in this country because the federal government obviously has a compelling from in def

the wrong tony perkins. >> stephanie: you have to keep reminding yourself it's not that tony perkinsin spite of the fact that he has a record that is deplorable on israel comes from democratic senators who are mostly aligned with a lot of the jewish lobby here and enjoy the money coming from the jewish community. the jewish community seems to be liberal, and supports democratic candidates, yet they work against the benefit of israel in many ways, and this is an example. >> so he is calling chuck hagel an anti semite while calling it -- >> stephanie: isn't that what chuck hagel got in trouble for in the first place calling it the jewish lobby. >> or if you use it as a verb instead of a noun. >> stephanie: right, i bet he has while negotiating -- [ laughter ] >> stephanie: and then there's his theme song. ♪ >> stephanie: ja-he-sus, was the right kind of ja-hew. >> the judao part of hanukkah. >> stephanie: road flair mary is going to call me any minute. show me a poor jew! [ applause ] >> jesus. >> stephanie: right, for one. miss you mary. pat robertson on the 700 club. >> i think my un

provocative but it is a provocative statement that i think needs to be said if you read let's say john perkins economic confessions of an economic hitman anytime you have a populist leader like they potentially italy they suddenly find themselves falling out of an airplane at thirty thousand or meeting some other similar mishap there's no way that this guy is going to get anywhere near running that country before some major action in the fall and before any major accident befalls the global currency grid of course we have to keep an update on this next headline and it's about gold korea joins russia cossacks down and boosting gold holdings the bank of korea added twenty metric tons in february raising its gold reserves by twenty four percent to one hundred four point four tons holdings rose about one point zero three billion by value to four point seven nine billion at the end of last month put into one point five percent of total foreign exchange holdings this follows on them they added thirty tonnes and twenty twelve and forty tons and twenty eleven so their rapidly accumulating there in the

tony perkins. good to have you here. first -- >> our you doing? >> i'm doing great.er listening to these arguments, what is your impression? as a standard fall? >> this technical issue is not insignificant, the court could throw this out because the federal government, the justice department did not aggressively defended, did not defended at all. they had to have a third party supported by the house, by congress. that is the first hurdle. the questioning was -- it seems to be slanted. but their is a compelling reason. of vital interest for the federal government to preserve a definition of marriage. when you look at the social science data that has been amassed over the last several decades, children did best with a mom and dad and i think we have this conversation backers were people are talking about what these benefits from the government. this couple deserves the benefits. marriages have been set aside in a separate class and given certain benefits. it is because they benefit society in raising children. is that complementary nature of a man and woman to come tog

tony perkins one of the leading religious conservatives in the country.ne of the smartest folks, talking about public policy. adam: lou dobbs, thank you very much. i don't know if lou is on the list for the 8,000, a few lucky people will, sporting fancy expensive eyewear coming days thanks to google. shibani joshi has details about google glass. >> if lou wants some he could get a pair of google glasses. adam, you want some too move over chanel frames. this is something more geeky. people will be able to get their hands on first pairs of google glasses. the tech giant ran a contest not too long ago and asked for 50-word essay for applicants where they were asked to explain how they will use the technology in their own lives. now if you're one of those lucky 8,000 winners, you're being notified today and over the next couple of days. so hold out hope. check your in-box. they will be notified by either by google plus or by twitter. the google glass team didn't say how many applicants were in total but wrote on a google blog post, quote, we could have never

when you asked, for example, i had an interview with tony perkins and the family research council. what is it about calling a gay union marriage that offends you? how does it hurt a traditional or heterosexual marriage? >> bill: right. >> i didn't hear anything articulated that was particularly persuasive. >> bill: i agree with you 100%. 100% i hate to say this kelly. next week i have something for kelly she is not going to like. i agree 100%. compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals. that's where the compelling argument is. we are americans. we just want to be treated like everybody else. that's a compelling argument. and to deny that you have got to have a very strong argument on the other side. >> the argument on the other side -- >> -- the argument on the other side hasn't been anything thump the bible. >> marriage is institution for 2,000 years has been about a man and woman creating babies and protocol creation. look how society has changed. i mean, people they talked today about would we be okay passing a law saying people over a 5 can't get married because they are

we've heard things like tony perkins say that there's a possibility of a revolution in this country if the supreme court upholds same-sex marriage equality. the thing i think that is really fascinating is the members of the gop elite, the power brokers on the far right, who are pushing as far as they can to the trends that they are talking about. you have mike huckabee saying that if the gop goes soft on marriage, they are going to run away from the party. evangelicals are going to run away from the party. now, i don't think that they are really going to give up on politics and stay home, but what i do think is that every republican on capitol hill hears that loud and clear. >> yeah. >> so if they are looking at the possibility of a divisive nasty gop primary, they are going to remember that maybe they need to hold the line on this issue. so the gop is between a rock and a hard place on this. i'm not sure what they are going to do. >> governor, the politics on this -- i'm over time and the politics of this, will the ruling of the court energize the base of the left or the right dependi

. >> stephanie: and then you talk about tony perkins one of our favorites. [♪ "psycho" scary music ♪]n a frumpy frock, and kitchen knife. >> yeah. >> stephanie: and you say the polls are skewed again -- >> yeah, again. >> stephanie: and you say if all of those people believed that why didn't they vote for willard romney those damn turn coats. >> exactly. >> stephanie: and then your summation i love. you say it's not about marriage. it's about the marriage alter, no it's about men and women and their peep peeps, and who has. well aid said. >> thank you. it's a good day when you can get who ha in print. >> and esquire is just the place for that word. >> exactly. >> stephanie: and he had the lovely and talented wayne lapierre on meteet the press. >> yeah wayne is getting more interesting by the day, and it's about rich moneybags michael bloomberg coming to you now and guying things >> stephanie: i love that you call him special guest crazeoid. and hey joe mansion and all of you could -- cowardly democrats pay attention. >> yeah. we didn't really want to line up with the other guys, no yo

. >> stephanie: jim tony perkins. >> no mother no! the lie that same-sex marriage won't affect you. it may take teenage vows invading girl's locker rooms to prove it, but redefining -- >> if boys are raiding the girl's locker room they are not gay. >> right. [ laughter ] >> he lost me -- that sentence we -- what? is this your fantasy? >> stephanie: i remember my -- [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> stephanie: my high school best friend, tracy richards and i, i remember our boyfriends at the time give us pig give back rides into the boy's locker room one time, and we got in a lot of trouble. i don't know what that means, but i ended up gay. [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> tony perkins is right! >> stephanie: yes. thought it would be fun and father bartenquest didn't. maybe that was his cruising spot. >> this is my bar. this is your bar. >> most people use the park. he uses the locker room. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: listen i'm just kidding -- >> looking at the catholic church these days, it's entirely possible. >> stephanie: okay. really? why we're pope

you say you're backed by kleiner perkins but they expect to make back their capital. do you make your money back? >> we're more interested in the service than making money. we're building out something called signature track where for a modest fee we verify the students certificates and student's identity and issued verified certificates. if you take the class and put in resume', employers can be confident you're the one submitted the work and use that potentially to offer you a new job. david: courses, it is fine to take a course at a university but probably won't get credit for a lot of course unless you're very careful, make sure it is an accredited course and the universities accept the credit. so far universities have been very reluctant to accept any credit from online universities are. are you changing that? >> you know, because the classes we're offering is by what 62 of the top universities around the world, many universities have already started of their own, by themselves. we had nothing to do with, to offer academic credit for our courses. in fact a month

. >> when you ask, for example, i had an interview with tony perkins of family research council, whatit about calling marriage, calling a gay union marriage that offends you, how does it hurt traditional, heterosexual marriage, i didn't hear anything articulated that was particularly persuasive. >> i agree with you 100%. i agree with you 100%. the compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals. that's where the compelling argument is. we're americans, we just want to be treated like everybody else. that's a compelling argument. and to deny that, you have to have a strong argument on the other side. and the other side hasn't done anything but thump the bible. i live in new york, i am fine with it. i want all americans to be happy, i do. >> in 1977, harvey milk was the first openly gay person elected to public office in the state of california when he won a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors. he was in office less than a year, helping to pass a landmark gay rights ordinance before he was assassinated, while at work in his office, in city hall. joining me for his first nat

family reform council president tony perkins has wrote this week, raince priebus's has decided that the for his party -- >> president of the national organization for marriage, brian brown, sass the grassroots of the party are 100% committed to protecting marriage and you can't just kick them to the curb. >> and according to faith and freedom coalition founder, raffle reed, if the republican party tries to retreat from being a pro marriage, pro family party, the big tent is going to become a pup tent very fast. >> will republican elders heed the warnings from social conservatives? at the rnc at least, the ship may have already sailed. as evidence, the rnc strategy document released this week, the so-called growth and opportunity project, did not once mention the words christian or church. joining us now to discuss the future of social conservatism and marriage equality, is the president of the human rights campaign, chad griffin. chad, it is a happy day to have you on this program. >> it is nice to be here, alex. >> chad, let's talk about what's going on inside the republican party. the