the original holder was henry viii.eople have heard of him. >> that's the henry viii, former king of england. and this is prince francisco of spain, theonorable watson of and his highness, prince babi of india. all royals who come to america looking for love. >> i think american girls would suit me better, because they seem more outgoing and more relaxed. on the streets of london, lord rob is highly recognizable. in addition to his lineage, he's also an underwear model who graced covers of several international magazines. >> a lost people say come on, look at you. you have no problems finding a woman. >> you'll make me blush. >> when i go out i enjoy flirting with woman, i enjoy getting numbers but when it comes to finding that right one, that real special one that you can't stop thinking about. you want to do everything together. it's really tough. >> reporter: here's the catch, they're going under cover, not telling anyone about their royal blood lines. they left behind their servants and lavish life stiles for a chan

out against a candidate to or issue people got upset when the church was involved with proposition viii. we need religious influence. that is the premise to say here are religious that is the premise to say here are religious principles based on freedom, a choice, independents and what we need to see more of. not less. >>host: where you live? >>guest: you talk. i am a web developer by a trade bill started libertarian think tank to spread the message. the tenth amendment center is an organization that i was director of the utah chapter. a national organization with the intent to help state legislators pushed back against the federal government along constitutional lines. like obama quote -- obamacare even though it was upheld opposition is no where is it expressed delegated powers were they given authority over health care? therefore we as a state need to fight back. that is a principal support. >>host: connor boyack if people read "latter-day liberty" will they learn? >> the essential doctrines of what we are based. we believe revelation continues to come from god into our individual li

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i wish i knew exactly when pope innocent viii was alive 'cause that would help...a lot.ut they're both around the same time: christopher columbus, 1492; leonardo da vinci in the 1500s. so--oh, and popes are not supposed to have children, so is it probably not--got that. >> [chuckles] >> it's clicked. all right. it's a really good question. i'm just trying to think if there's any way--you know, christopher columbus, you would think, a seafaring guy would be less moored to a place, and if his father was not around as the potential pope wouldn't have been, who would've--so i mean, i feel like if i had to lean, it would be in the direction of christopher columbus. but i don't feel like it's much more than 50/50. oh, god. does anyone ever have an these talking these things through? >> sometimes, yeah. >> all right, i will try not to waste everyone's time. if i could just maybe be quiet for, like, a few seconds and just think. [mumbling] christopher columbus... and if i have a 50/50 chance, it doubles to 250--more than doubles, but i go down to 25, so i lose... [whimpers] i'm

smiley is viii. a happy birthday to one of our best photographers dave.appy birthday, everybody. >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. 5:45. >> the blue month fair is this weekend. they're going to be great for that. you have outdoor plans, go for it. it's going to be all right. a slight shower possibly saturday. here's a look at the bus stop forecast on this fine thursday morning. we have a touch of fog up in frederick and some of the visibilities between manassas, warrenton, culpeper bouncing around right now a mile or so. 50es and 60s -- 50s and 60s with the sunrise not for another hour. so we have a little ways to go. the day planner, kind of like yesterday. lunch time temps in the mid- 70s. we'll top off 81, 83, somewhere in that range. yesterday we did make 81 for the high. 4:00 80. by 8:00 still very, very nice, comfortable evening, 72 degrees with southeast winds 5 to 10. the fog is a little bit of an issue in the frederick area from manassas to culpeper, a mile to a quarter. we'll watch those areas the next couple of hours but once we get into

in its same time table but whether it might with the defense of marriage act and hold proposition viiihen it will take all of the cases together. >> i think it is less likely to be taken. the ninth circuit judge roach it to and a manner that read like the california case. it is easier for them to decide if they want to dodge the bullet now. susumu those lectures please day in your seat. >> i am from the reason foundation and individual rights and a sham. what impact from the amicus brief firm richard sander at ucla showing the impact but whether of legacy or affirmative-action with the gpa and s.a.t. scores the odds are many will flunk out to do bad they. it will pay a huge price without the qualifications of their peers. as if they went to a second-tier school. >> anyone want to comment? >> and to think this is not even helping it is supposed to help. i thinking this interesting research. i don't think it will change much at the supreme court. >> i read the book on the plane yesterday. the villaraigosa against texas. not germane to the question but to but clearly they are targeted and

. >> the original holdup was henry viii. >> reporter: behold the stars of "secret princes."ness, prince salauddin of india. all royals coming to america, looking for love. >> i think american girls would suit me better because they seem more outgoing. more relaxed. >> reporter: but in true reality tv fashion, there's a catch. they have to go undercover, leaving behind their servants and lavish lifestyles. keeping their royal bloodline hush, hush. >> i'm going to meet my future wife right now. all for a chance for something they can't find at home. women who love them for who they are. not for their riches or their titles. >> when it comes to find that right one, the special one that you can't stop thinking about, it's really tough. >> reporter: they have to do it fast. otherwise, they may go home to an arranged marriage. >> can i call you? >> yeah. >> reporter: and it seems no one is off limits. are you single? >> i am. >> things are about to get very awesome. you, lady, are about to have a very neat day. >> reporter: we'll stop the cameras here. for "good morning america,"

. >> but his royal status which dates back to henry viii.icult to meet really genuine women being a lord. and i want to meet a girl who's just judging purely for me and that's it. >> and that's where the fairy tale gets twisted. now, the nobel lord is coming to america going undercover along with three other international royals. one, their hope is to find happily ever after, "secret princes," premiering friday on tlc. the eligible bachelors are forced to ditch their servants, lose their luxuries and fend for themselves. >> you have to be kidding. >> these men are taken from the lap of luxury and thrown into shabby living conditions, minimum wage jobs and are completely outside their comfort zone. >> theinsider.com's tv expert said that show's formula should make for a royal hit. >> americans love this fish out of water story. undercover boss broke ratings records. >> before you came. not doing our undercover case any good. >> but as the princes fight to fit into the america culture, they're also forced to fight for love. >> came in and got

apollo viii the first mission to leave did a figure eight loop around the moon, coming around the backsidef the moon, one of the restaurants picked up the camera so the beautiful lunar landscape. pulled it up to take a photograph and there arose earth. earth as never before seen by human eyes. that picture called earth rise was one of the most recognized pictures there ever was. earth rise. relative to earth, the moon doesn't rotate, it always shows a face toward us. which means thatth is always in the sky from the near side of the moon. earth doesn't rise on the moon. it's either never there or always there. people think that earth rises on the -- they're moving around the. it's supposed to connell up. all right. what else happened in the 1960s? people dreamed about tomorrow. you didn't have to go along folks old enough in here to remember. you go a week at most. an article in life magazine, look, magazine, "time" magazine talking about the city of tomorrow, the home of tomorrow. transportation of tomorrow. no we never got the flying cars. okay, i'm an i are about that. nonetheless, we we

. -- viii's time. they are magnificent historical fiction. i would recommend them. >> you have graciously agreed to take questions from the audience. a few ground rules. we will take questions from students, faculty, and other guests. not from the press. not a press conference. it would not be appropriate to ask the justice about cases pending before the court. i assume you all know that, but just a reminder. let me open it up to questions from the audience here. visit the microphone. or from our faculty. >> thanks so much for coming. you clerked for thurgood marshall. i am wondering, what is the most palatable thing he taught you? -- valuable thing he taught you? >> i am not sure i can pick one. it was an extraordinary year. i think a supreme court clerkship is special for anybody. you are in your late 20's, early 30's. you walk into this magnificent building every day, and you are surrounded by -- your job is to think about the important legal questions of the day. it is an extraordinary job for any young person. to clerk for justice marsha