we appreciate that and we appreciate enormously the contributions of tony lewis. as you heard in the introduction, and i will start with you, justice marshall, the overich case -- you wrote 300 opinions, many of them -- many ofpport and them and were mostly important, and i would like to go back to 2003 thousand three and when you wrote that opinion for the court , finding a right in the massachusetts constitution for gay marriage. you were criticized pretty widely and strongly from all quarters, from the massachusetts legislature, from the governor's office -- mitt romney at the time -- and all the way up to the supreme court. and i wonder if you were prepared for that and whether you thought at all about what the reaction would be or whether you just looked at the massachusetts supreme -- constitution and felt you had no choice but to come to the conclusion that you did? guest: >> i probably was not as prepared as i might have been, not so much for the massachusetts reaction. ofad come into a lot criticism, and as a firm believer in the first amendment, i think

we appreciate that and we appreciate enormously the contributions of tony lewis. as you heard in the introduction, and i will start ith you, justice marshall, the goodrich case -- you wrote over 300 opinions, many of them were important, and i would like to go back to 2003 and when you wrote that opinion for the court, finding a right in the massachusetts constitution for gay marriage. you were criticized pretty widely and strongly from all quarters, from the massachusetts legislature, from the governor's office -- mitt romney at the time -- and all the way up to the supreme court. and i wonder if you were prepared for that and whether you thought at all about what the reaction would be or whether you just looked at the massachusetts constitution and felt you had no choice but to come to the conclusion that you did? >> i probably was not as prepared as i might have been, not so much for the massachusetts reaction. i had come into a lot of criticism, and as a firm believer in the first amendment, i think judges can be criticized as long with it everybody else. we a

we appreciate the contributions of tony lewis. i willheard, start with you, the goodrich case you wrote over 300 opinions. most notable perhaps in the light of the last supreme court term. 2003ld like to go back to and when you wrote that opinion for the court, finding a right in the massachusetts constitution for gay marriage. prettye criticized widely and strongly from all reporters from the magister tour legislature from the governor's office. one was mitt romney at the time. all the way up to the supreme court. i wonder if you were prepared and whether you thought at all a bout what the reaction would be or whether you just look at the massachusetts supreme court and thought you had no choice but to come to the conclusion? wreck>> i was not as prepared ai might have been. they had been deficient for my court. i come into a lot. the strong believer in first amendment i think they go they can be criticized. .

we appreciate that and we appreciate enormously the contributions of tony lewis.s you heard in the introduction, and i will start with you, justice marshall, the goodrich case -- you wrote over 300 opinions, many of them were important, and i would like to go back to 2003 and when you wrote that opinion for the court, finding a right in the massachusetts constitution for gay marriage. you were criticized pretty widely and strongly from all quarters, from the massachusetts legislature, from the governor's office -- mitt romney at the time -- and all the way up to the supreme court. and i wonder if you were prepared for that and whether you thought at all about what the reaction would be or whether you just looked at the massachusetts constitution and felt you had no choice but to come to the conclusion that you did? >> i probably was not as prepared as i might have been, not so much for the massachusetts reaction. i had come into a lot of criticism, and as a firm believer in the first amendment, i think judges can be criticized along with it everybody else. we are

. >> guest: and charlie parker lewis's the musicians of what is often called what is used to describe the person but tony parker not only was not only a representation of his instrument but embodied what the caller really is to play and to hear as much as his early life was learning how to hear because actually to hear the entire contest he was supervising and add the digital see to what was going on around him so he became one of the biggest exponents of that ability. it is not magic but people don't usually no that is what they do. >> host: is all jazz improvisers? >> guest: no. but the most peculiar is. there are some people through through composed pieces of the players are actually performing a written composition. that is not needed is a used if they don't make anything up they just colored with different nuances so it is like that of an actor. if it is to be or not to be but when you say it makes an artistic. if you say it is so if they are like an actor to in reaction to other actors makes up his own part to what other people are saying to him so that jazz itself fell first movement by louis arms

lewis. >> he did an amazing job. what a great movie, right? >> here we have a gorgeous eastern sky and predawn glow over capitol hill captured in this fphoto by our own tony right on the mall. he caught this picture just a few minutes ago right before the eastern sky lit up. this is what the eastern sky looks like now. just a couple of minutes ago it was neon pink but now it's fading a little bit. the sun rise over capitol hill is at 7:00. right now 54 at reagan national. a few high clouds drifting over. temperatures are down into the 40s. most of the region. we have some patchy, dense fog around the blue ridge, the foothills. shenandoah valley. watch out for that some locations. the visibility is down to just less than a quarter of a mile to near zero and closer to washington no fog around. just a chilly morning with temperatures in the 40s. bus stop forecast. you need your jacket this morning. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s twaen nbetween now and 8:30 morning. the forecast for the day today, we'll have a rapid warm-up. in fact, look at this temperature graph. a steep climb by noontime. mid and upper 70s by midafternoon. each day we lose daylight. d

lewis speaking to us from london. >> thank you. >>> australia's conservative prime minister is facing accusations of sexism after only one woman made it into his 19-member cabinet. in the past tony abbott was labeled a massagist by the former prime minister. >>> an inquiry into systemic child sexual abuse in australia has begun. it was commissioned by the federal government to investigate allegations of widespread abuse in religious and state-run institutions. >>> the officials from across the united states are meeting to discuss the best ways to keep children safe. although child sex trafficking is tyms thought of as a developing world problem, as many as 300,000 children are prostituted in the u.s. every year. john reports from chicago. >> reporter: for emma life got rough fast. >> my mother gave me up when i was at the age of 2. she was a heroin addict. >> reporter: at 9 began the sexual abuse by her cousins that led to feeling of worthlessness and a life of drugs and prostitution. >> the only way i saw any hope was trying to save as much money what i could from what i was doing to stop doing it. i look at fwigirls 12 or 13 yea old, and it boggles me mind that that can happen