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i want churches to hear the story because i don't thain they do a good enough job mystery to those so i hope they will be more involved for those struggling with this helping them to see there is another life choice but also bent to wake up america. there is a battle in place i don't think parents and the citizens know in our schools that there is the overt active agenda to say this is a verbal parents need to know to change the course we're on. >> most allowed gay marriage working its way through california. is it inevitable to except a marriage? >> but the a christian in god's ability to change minds but it means to be a grass-roots movement to take us to abase sic understanding of right and wrong to stand we believe. my being weak and stop it but if we continue on this path you are right did is inevitable. >> has that practice of family law grown? >> yes. but what i definitely see is related to issues of trying to strike down as a large number of cases taking place with former same-sex partners they want to claim parenting rights same sex adoption in well-placed a adoption in well-

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purchase appliance point* out the proactive but yet 70 thain this have bet read into the constitution and for vacuums felt. even the most conservative framers would be very surprised at how few changes have been made. since the bill of rights only 17 amendments. how many of you think that is good? last amendment i believe is number 27 past 1992. it has been a long time. that made its way through congress 1789. and made it out along time it took until 1992 to the past dealing with a congressional pay raise. that would be an impossibility today to make it out of congress 15 years ago. do you know why? because now congress and very rare occasions does allow the amendment to be out now gives time the mets on how long it can be considered. of the constitution mentions nothing about time limits. people argue before the supreme court is this constitutional and the supreme court using the unconstitutional powers as says yes. they do. there was a big cruncher mercy of equal rights amendment. congress had the time of it. it became very close to being passed. they asked for it to the 11 longer b

john thain, we all know who he is, says the company has made progress but wouldn't comment on the conferencesked whether 2014 would be in a realm of opportunities. they emerged from bankruptcy and shares are down 2% but have been much worse. beating expectations and garnering an upgrade from dick bove. increasing the price target to 9.50 to 7.25. you can see shares going up. the tech maker leap frog rocked as there is a buy on competitor hasbro reporting disapointing results yesterday. adult gaming, boy gaming returning to profitability for the quarter but investors are not impressed. shares down 4%. revenue outside las vegas, stronger in sin city itself. drawing locals to las vegas, coming in unchanged. bob? >> courtney, thank you very much. we're coming back with the closing countdown. full team coverage. you will not believe it. and shareholders and their reaction as well. as we head to the break, here's how the major averages are trading. you're watching cnbc. you know we're first in business worldwide. yeah, scott. i was just about to use... that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scott

even though there was scientific evidence and the children that he fathered one of the thain the followers clung to is he was never convicted of anything. within that environment is where yusuf ali bey iv came. the difference between father and son is the fourth was raised up did it. there was the testimony where would of the wynn said he only knew that little box of the compound. his father grope in the different place. he spent 40 years before converting to the religion. in the segregated their forces broke he had been out in the world at least. the fourth had his father that winded were the floor when the then walked and be to women with impunity every day. almost unimaginable to think the fourth could grow up in that environment and not become who he did. >> moving on to the murder, we know that chauncey was trying to write a story about the bakeries finances being sourced by the man bey acclaimed he was rightful owner of the bakery. and as it goes through financial turmoil and even as they were tapped we did not get into how the organization had such of foothold 80 you can delve into

the court would have gathered in secrecy and thain their stand on the bill. >> it seems like everybodyhat the president will do in advance of hearing that vote. it's familiar with the kind of questions that are asked in a supreme court argument. they don't always telegraph what they're going to do, they just sometimes argue for the other side just to find out, you know, to draw out all the arguments that each side might want to make and all the problems that they would like to point out. so, you know, i'm not sure you can read too much into the tea leaves. >> john, hear president obama's comments and react. >> i just remind conservative commentators that for years what we've heard is the biggest problem on the bench is judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint, that an unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly constituted and past law. this is a good example, and i'm pretty confident that this court will recognize that and not take that step. >> john theory, he's right in that respect. it seems like everybody has switched jerseys. >> i'm just stunned by the presid

the secret service said thain statement the nature of the allegations against these 11 coupled with aero tolerance on personal misconduct resulted in the secret service taking decisive acanthony to relieve these individuals of their signment. they brought new ones in. sent those others back home. engaging with prostitutes. nothing illegal as far as we know right now. what do you make of that? i know you're on the oversight committee. >> i think we should look into it, but i think we should always stand up for american values. one area we've worked together is in combatting sex trafficking. the leadership that our country has taking in rating countries in how they respond to protecting innocent girls and boys from being abused is admirable. but we have to stand up for our values and the laws of our country. >> how big of a problem is this for the administration or is this isolated? >> it's unfortunate. we never like to see these kinds of situations. we need to hold these people to the highest standards, the highest ethical standards. we need to look into exactly what happened and take

. >> people need to read your article if they are interested thain kind of stuff. it really was fascinating. quickly republicans or democrats take the senate. tim dickinson. >> democrats continue to have control. >> tim carney? >> i think it's 50/50. biden or rubio decides who has the majority as vice president. >> absolutely great, great conversation. gentlemen, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> two former and two current tsa employees working at lax are in custody for allegedly allowing drugs like come tan and marijuana to get through checkpoints. authorities say screeners allowed illegal drugs to pass through x-ray machines and got payments up to $2400 for it. if convicted all four face up to 10 years in federal prison. that's why we developed bayer advanced aspirin with micro particles. now we're challenging you to put it to the test. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. mine hurt more! mine stopped hurting faster... [ female announcer ] neosporin® plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of i

just because it is police work does not make it as you know better thain, with the aclu, legal. >> that'some up if it is used for search purposes or if it violates people's privacy interests. absolutely. >> so right now, what is the aclu planning to do, the concerns that you've addressed and for many with legitimate concerns. what are you doing? the aclu doing to make sure it is addressed properly? >> in seattle, we're hoping they will take lead in the nation to put together some good policies that will restrict the use to very limited purposes. that there will be a restrict on how long images can be retained and also, there will be an audit to make sure that there isn't misuse. and we hope to work with the city on those issues. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, life imitating art. a cuban actor gone missing on the way to the tribeca film festival. he's won big a honor. his movie is about deif he canning to the u.s. did he take a cue from the film? >>> michelle obama is talking about life in the white house with children. a group gathered for yesterday's take your child to workday. she

we have thain trained our crews to work with, you know, different ingredients and different cooking techniquesng really well. one thing, jim, we've never been a company that's focused on the pace of growth. we're not in a hurry to grow. we focus more of our time on is buying the very best ingredients we can. we spend a lot of time on cooking techniques and the cooking equipment so the food will always be delicious, and we spend time on building this people culture that you have heard monty talk about that's very important to us, and we make sure that our business model works such that we generate enough of a return on eh our restaurants so we can self-fund, and weave been able to do that for quite some time now, and the pace of growth really becomes secondary, and so we'll open a second one in chop houshgs and if it continues to do well, eventually we'll get to other markets, but we want to do it at exactly the right pace and we want to take our time to do it right. >> it looks like there are people who recognize that because when i see social media, which can't be social media, the great thin

. >> thain keogh representative herger and you have written statement i would like to begin with what i think is the central issue that divides us that are opposed to the premium support the idea. all of us recognize there are four-- reforms to improve the operation. we will all like to see cost competition played the enhanced role. people like to see delivery system reform that has better quality and the lacoste and we hope they will work. maybe unable to. if not who bears the rest of costs rising faster their projections? traditionally those risks are pooled across the population over time. under premium support those risks are shouldered by beneficiaries to our faced with higher out-of-pocket cost them sells. that is the fundamental choice that needs to determine a position on the issue per barrel some years ago we co-lead the term premium support with respect to a particular plan. more than the archer's but the benefits to which they are tied should not the economic and in the 17 years since they put the idea for wordpro i am changing my mind. our applied to list a few reasons why

my friend talking about the rather explosive increase between the crack spread of et thain, which isat gas, and ethylene. >> they are worried about enough money to be able to do the drilling and it's a one-way stock and they are getting killed. chesapeake, chk, you'll see what i mean. it has been a nauseating decline. look at this. we saw raymond james take down the drillers. why are they taking down the drillers? because there's too much natural gas. there's not enough demand versus supply. >> we've got to go. demand-supply. keep that in mine. we have the opening bell. three minutes away. "squawk on the street" right after this. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. with rent2buy from hertz car sales, you skip the lots... and pushy sales people... it's a fast, easy way to buy a used car. three days to try. zero pre