investigators dug deeper and learned that justin was having an affair with his tennis partner, shannon kennedy say here is the deal. i have shannon in the next room saying you are engaged in an extramarital affair. we will get to the bottom of it. no. don't do that. we are. i don't want to get her involved. who knows where that can lead. >> she told everybody that would listen to her. justin is having an affair. i confronted him about it. >> at the time it appeared he was only dating one other person but appeared he had as many as five extra marital affairs during the three-year marriage. >> he made his computer available. justin's computer went to chris hendry of florida's computer evidence recovery section. >> when i made a copy of justin's home computer hard drive, the next thing i did is to look for anything deleted such as folders or files. >> hendry noticed justin downloaded a song on to his computer hours before his wife's death. >> the lyrics are violent, about killing somebody. >> it was a song by the group guns n roses with the lyrics, i used to love her but i had to kill her. she dr

>> shannon, justice kennedy could be the swing vote. >> you know, he's been very supportive of the lgbt rights but today his first comments were that marriage was defined as one woman, one man and he also expressed skepticism about the state using procreation and not recognizing same-sex marriages. here's a bit of what he said. >> same sex couples, of course we understand the nobility and the sacredness of the marriage. we know we can't procreate but we want the other attributes of it in order to show that we too, have a dignity that can be fulfilled. >> the rights of states to make their own decisions on marriage and the right for their children to be viewed as full citizens. a decision from all nine justices expected by late june, early july. >> shannon, thank you. >>> we're still waiting for the news briefing from baltimore. they are running behind. as it happens, we'll take you there. >>> the crowds are growing and they have been throughout the afternoon. remember there's no school today but we have a number of correspondents and teams on the ground and they tell us no violence. as

i thought shannon bream's piece was fantastic. rightly focused on anthony kennedynd his use of the word dignity. we have seen him word in the past to describe gays, gay rights gay relationships and if you look back at his opinion in windsor talked about the humiliation of kids who are being raised by parents. he identifies, he has been a strong support are of gay rights on the court. but at the same time, kennedy has also been a strong proponent of state autonomy. in a sense what we could be looking at is this fight between two of the things that anthony kennedy has been the most outspoken about in the past decade. >> a.b.? >> yeah, i think he is a swing vote and everyone is watching him. but i think roberts is potentially as well. i was surprised even justice breyer had a similar comment about his hesitance to redefine the institution of marriage to redefine marriage. they are all uncomfortable with this. this t. is not a question for this court whether or not gay marriage is a right or fair. it's a question of whether it's a constitutional right. and whether they