it's the windsor decision. says we can recognize these marriages for purposes of federal benefits, and that's what we're going to do. so it doesn't decrease the chaos. it actually adds to it. and most importantly, i think, it puts the united states government squarely back in the fight over an issue that has almost entirely been the province of the states. that's regulation of marriage. now the united states is right back in the game, just like they were before the windsor decision, suzanne. >> and i want to bring jim back in to talk more about the white house perspective, because it made a huge difference, jim, when we actually saw the president of the united states come out for same-sex marriage, approving this. it really made -- it was a cultural shift, if you will, in terms of providing some cover for people who were afraid to actually say, you know, what i agree. i approve of this. what do you make of the president and the administration's influence when it comes to this highly sensitive cultural issue? >>

but others say there is truth to windsor's claims. the iranian and kurdish women's organization didn't want to appear on camera but told me honor based violence remains a hidden problem in the uk. the group fears it works with predominantly south asian and middle eastern communities and it fears ha the midlands police are bad at responding to the women who did ask for help. >> they have issued an invitation to the chief inspector. >> see the nice work we are doing. >> rather than criticizing us. >> they criticize anybody. >> all agreed that trust in the police is vital to assure crimes are reported to award any vigilante law enforcement on the street. >>> a short time ago california lifted all mandatory evacuations for residents. thousands flood after an inferno swept through the hills of glendora two days ago. but battling the blades is far from over. it covers 1900 acres northeast of los angeles. firefighters managed to stop the flames from tread spreading. but there is anything anyone can do about the historic drought that has left

. >> the west midlands police dismissed windsor's remarks saying reports of hate crimes have risen. others that there's truth to windsor's claims. >> the iranian and kurdish women's organizations did not want to appear on camera but said such violence is a problem. the group works with south asian and middle easterb communities and says the police are bad at responding to the women who do ask for help. >> an invitation has been issued to the inspector. >> see the work we are doing. >> rather than criticising us. >> criticising everybody. >> all agree community trust in the police is vital to ensure crimes are reported and avoid vigilante crimes on the street. >> three palestinians have been wounded after a rocket was fired in northern gaza. a wounded belonged to the military wing of the group. a passing child was hit by shrapnel. those targeted were responsible for recent rocket attacks onnize ray. >> the rising cost of living in brazil was an issue that drove thousands on to the streets. six months later the government is trying to stop. >> it's summer in brazil. the summer is not

. >> reporter: mia schand of windsor, connecticut, can't keep her hands off her husband mark. constantly pinching and patting and preening the poor guy. >> would you stop fixing my clothes! >> reporter: if you didn't know better you would think they were newlyweds. but mark and mia have been together for years. what's different now is that they're finally actually together. >> we was just separated, that's it. >> a long hiatus. >> yeah. >> reporter: the story of their separation is so defining, mark has every moment of it tattooed on his arm. 26 years, 11 months, 4 days, 20 hours, 26 minutes and 8 seconds. and all of it 4 nothing. here's what happened. in 1986, about a year after they met, mark was arrested, convicted and sentenced to life without parole for a murder we now know he didn't commit. last fall, lawyers from the innocence project proved he had nothing to do with the crime. three months later, the hugs still haven't stopped as mark and mia continue to celebrate not only his vindication but her dedication. >> i never gave up. never. >> they got me for 27 years but i

many of these drawings are now in the royal library collection at windsor castle. dr.kenneth keel, who is an authority on these anatomical drawings, commented on them. keel: leonardo's anatomical explorations really are comparable to those of columbus, in the sense that leonardo explored the microcosm that is this small world of the body at the very same time as columbus was exploring the greater world, the macrocosm, and the oceans of the world. and he described the human body as a marvelous creation. as a matter of fact, he called it a temple of beauty, and the beauty for him consisted of its mechanics and the way it worked. when leonardo was in florence at the hospital of santa maria nuova, he did his dissections there, and one day he was sitting on the bed of an old man who said he was more than 100 years old, and whilst leonardo was talking to him, the old man suddenly died. leonardo writes, "and i did a dissection on this man to find out why he had such a peaceful, sweet death." and the results of this dissection formed something like 10 or 15 anatomical plates w

windsor diminishing -- wins are diminishing -- winds are diminishing. the average, way below the average. what would it feel to be outside at 76 degrees? it will happen, just not soon. reagan national him of the high was 19. the coldest temperature we've had. now we are at 11 degrees at morgantown. .he temperatures will fall we are going to fall by tomorrow morning. .hat is the latest report for above in michigan. behind that, colder air is going to come in. in thegoing to see it satellite images. look at the cloud cumbers -- cloud cover. this is another cold front. we become greasy. he we will be milder in the 20s. maybe a chance of snow flurries or snow showers. e to is a possibility du the early evening hours. onwe head into the day friday, the wind will turn southwesterly. it will be up and down for the future. single digits climbing into the mid 20's. then we will have another chance of light snow as we head through saturday. look at the weekend temperatures. turning sharply colder as we go through the early part of next week. >> now, the toyota sp

windsor does not spell it out but i guess the educated guess is he is talking about ethnic communities perhaps the muslim community which we know is very big in the midlands. in light of that what do you make of his comments. >> it was strange that he chose to raise the issue on one hand and remain deliberately vague on the other hand. if we're going to be discussing this issue, often issues are brushed to the carpet or dealt with in house, if you like, community, elders or uncles or family members feel they can get involved and diffuse the situation without involving the police. at the same time it could be misleading to say that they have their own justice system. it's not as if they have courts or mete out punishment, we have to be careful about how we describe and talk about this. >> what they're saying there are some parts in which the police are never called, not by any kind of crime. does that ring true to you? it is possible. i know when individual have gone to to try to get them back to the u.k. bring it back to the authorities. we'll commit this to the book before it goes too

windsor out of the south at six miles an hour. notice the difference right around the ohio river.cold weather is beginning to advance and set the stage for a winter storm to develop. we have two things going on in the atmosphere. this clipper system is moving across the midwest. off low pressure is facing the coast over here. this will determine who gets the heaviest snowfall. the cold air is ahead of the moisture. we are talking all snow all the time. be sticking.o here is a futurecast showing clouds rolling in through the overnight areas. seen --row, we will be seeing snow to the north of d.c.. the right it should be ok. p.m., we will start to see heavy snowfall at times. perill see an inch or two hour. it is very light and fluffy snow. andhe evening, things will from the northwest down toward the south and to the east. skies will clear out and cool out by wednesday morning. i want to show you some computer model forecasts. these are the models we look at all the time. the first one is showing heavy snow to the south and east. i like this because for the most part that will be t

windsor fairly calm but because it is so cold, there is little bit of a breeze. it feels like 13 degrees downtown. frederick and 12 in gaithersburg. 16. in dulles it is it was two degrees below zero in dulles this morning. there is a system turning to the upper midwest in the chicago area. it is a clipper system that will be making a visit to us for tomorrow. .here is not much snow it could squeeze out a little bit tomorrow into the afternoon. be sunny today and clouds roll in tonight and tomorrow. the wind will shift southwesterly. we may have some light snow by midday before we clear up on sunday. there may be a coding up to an inch of snow. helpthwesterly wind will temperatures climb into the mid 30's. we are not looking super impressive. there is a little bit better shot of a little bit of snow. some --y be a coding on coating on some spots. from d.c.be more northward. lots of sunshine out there today. there's plenty of sunshine and a cool breeze. temperatures are in the teens and lower 20's. for the weekend, some flurries in light snow. it may be up to an in

i'm in detroit, and across the river is windsor, canada. and they buy supplies for manufacturers on both sides of the river. but which country gains the most from this trade across the border often has to do with which country has the lower currency. >> if the canadian dollar continues to decline, it will reinvigorate interested and resourcing to dad because the enter buy will go further. >> suffering from a declining manufacturing base and the city's financial woes, but there is a real sense that detroit is turning a corner. >> this is our chance to rise from the ashes and be stronger than ever. >> reporter: the weaker canadian dollar on the rise may mean that the city may lose out on trait, and many canadians going in to shop and do business. >> you can watch "real money" with ali velshi right here on www.aljazeera.coonal jazeera am. and letters to jackie kennedy since jfk's assassination. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are your headlines this hour. the vatican being forced to deal with child sex abuse in the

windsor sustained at 31 miles per hour with sustained gusts of 40-45 at times. it makes it tough to keep those roads clear with the wind blowing snow right back over it, even after the plows have been through. and 17 degrees in hagerstown. headlines for today is that we will have bitter cold conditions. the windchill index today is expected to be in the single digits, pretty much all day long. the winds will be strong, especially this morning, diminishing in the afternoon our. we are under a wind advisory across the entire area. little bit warmer conditions on the way for the weekend. i will have more details on that from the belfort furniture weather center, but first let's go to our traffic report right now with amanda. >> that is right, a lot of those primaries will still be covered. quite a bit of activity, especially considering the time of the morning. we have two different incidents working on the outer loop right now. that is going to be working near river road. we have a report that that has been moved to a right shoulder. , anlso have construction acci

windsor, 60 degrees. we are cooler on friday. highs around 70. next week we are in the 70s and we're going to stay dry for each of the next seven days. long range models, they are saying yes, february pattern change. right now nothing is changing and the bears are freaking out. >> i guess they are happy about that. >> thank you. well, fit for the music industry's finest and the audience will be snacking on at this year's grammies and what it takes to get it all on the table. ,,,,,,,, for the new mattress models but sleep train's huge year end clearance ,,,,,,,, is ending soon. for a short time, save hundreds on tempur-pedic mattresses. get the most highly-recommended bed in america at closeout prices. plus, get interest-free financing and free same-day delivery. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance is ending soon. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ,,,, >>> when it comes to the grammy's, people talk about the stars, they talk about the clothe

. >>> money troubles in of all places the house of windsor as the life of a queen ends up costing a lot more than anyone anticipated. >>> and all over this land people today were remembering the life and times and the powerful voice of pete seeger. "nightly news" begins now.

the first wave of showers is coming through, windsor, roana park, and also north to st. helene getting showers. working its way from the north and seeing a few showers on the san mato coast line. great news in the sierra where the snow pack is so low, so below normal this, is the best news, 2 feet or know of new snowfall between now and friday morning above 8,000 feet in elevation. 4 to 6 inches of snow at lake tahoe where they've seen nothing in the month. timing things out, i've stopped the clock at 3:00 in the morning, moderate, even heavy rainfall at times, along the 6 # 0 corridor. we all get rain tonight and tomorrow. the rain will spread over the bay area tonight. this will be the first soggy community since december. we'll talk about how much rain in your town and how long it will stick around in ten minutes. >>> concerns over california's drought have reached the white house. >> the governor said the president gave him a call. >> he called today, offered to do whatever he can do. obviously can't make it rain, but there are some parts ever california that are mor

many far as santa rosa and windsor. otherwise, we hold off until wednesday night for our rain chance and showers around wednesday night. all day thursday, even through friday morning, showers will be around. average, quarter of an inch of rainfall. it's a start, nowhere close to what we need. well above normal. mid to upper 60s in the south bay. walnut creek tomorrow is 67. cloudy day in dublin. 61 in san francisco. still above average though. kentfield, 64. cloudy day tomorrow, high of 63 degrees. still cloudy wednesday. waiting for the rain on wednesday night. now the timing is pushed back to wednesday night through friday morning. that's a good 36 hour chunk with a chance of rain. will it be rainy five or six straight days? the answer is no. sunshine does come back on saturday and the weekend looks pretty dry, but the 70s are gone. that huge ridge of high pressure is not coming back over top of us. >> good >> this is the start we needed. it's coming. >> great. hopefully more in the future. thanks, paul. >> thanks, pa

and detroit and windsor, canada. they buy supplies from manufacturers on both sides of the river. but which country gains the most from this trade across the border often has to do with which countries has the lower currency. >> if the canadian doctor continues to decline it will r e increase-- >> there is a real sense that detroit is turning a corner. >> this is our chance to kind of rise from the ashes and be stronger than ever. >> accept this weaker canadian dollar on the horizon means the city and michigan city will lose out on trade with its neighbor along the river, and americans go into canada to shop and do business. >> the city of detroit has far bigger problems. it declare bankruptcy and has debt, including billions in pension debt owed to retired city workers. we covered that store. the auto industry rebound will only do so much for this city. it creates a buds by offering millions to shore up the pension and the pensions and prevent art that is owned by the detroit institute of art being auctioned off. studying the detroit economy for more than 20 years, and he says th

. >>> money troubles in of all places the house of windsor as the life of a queen ends up costing a lot more than anyone anticipated. >>> and all over this land people today were remembering the life and times and the powerful voice of pete seeger. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. and here we are on capitol hill in washington to cover the president's state of the union address later this evening, while at this hour the real urgency is being felt across a huge stretch of our country in the deep south. a rare and unusual snow and ice event. some bad winter weather in cities and towns not equipped to handle it, from east texas on up through louisiana, including new orleans, through mississippi and alabama, where the national guard's been called out. and georgia, including atlanta right on up into the carolinas. put another way, 140 million americans are living under some sort of weather watch or warning tonight. and while snowfall is one thing, some cities are icing over this evening. it's where we begin our coverage with our meteorologist dylan dreyer. >> reporter: these subfr

where tomorrow it's going to be in the upper 60s and it's 69 degrees there. 70 in windsor and 70 degrees at clover dale. that's the rogers creek fault by the way. in the exdenieded forecast we're going to be looking for partly cloudy skies monday through thursday. let's get some high clouds from time to time and we will cool off. so for the first time in a while we'll get some changes. and if it rains might be putting in the drops but such a small chance, it would happen on tuesday and wednesday and not amount to much and then watch what happens after thursday. we can show you by pressing a button. friday and saturday, we get right back to sunshine and temperatures warming up again the high pressure ridge just builds back in. and -- just not getting a break from this anytime soon. >> that's why we live here because we like the warmer temperatures. >> we like water too though. that develops sooner or later. >> okay but if i lived in cold weather -- listen to this next story. the big storm in the midwest is no problem for one indiana man. he can clear his driveway without ever leaving the

she lives in windsor, ontario. i think she recently got married. she was living with her parents. i think she recently got married for the second time. sort of intense looking, very intense. very, very intense looking person. c-span: you've interviewed her. >> guest: yes. and she's very, very passionate. c-span: well, how did she get into -- c-span: i know you mentioned in the book university of windsor. >> guest: that's where she was working. so she said i think i can find some bodies in the permafrost and get this virus. and my primary concern is safety. unlike holten who was just going to go up there by himself and not tell anybody. if he found nothing, he was never going to tell a soul because he didn't want the eskimos to become part of a media sir -- circus. she decided she wanted to make this something everybody would know about, and she could do this in the safest manner possible because she didn't want to unleash an 'em demick on the world. c-span: what year did -- >> guest: you'd think i'd remember all these years. i can't remember the exact year she started the search.

here with more robert another so skillful that is all very freezing conditions in some places the windsor combining what that does make for us just absolute roses whether must take a look at some video here first out of buffalo new york and of cycling that some white out conditions on nearly out there this is not uncommon to see snow in buffalo and actually quite common but some of the worst with this particular blizzard in nearly twenty years the airport was shut down their travel ban was in place at this time the roads are starting to be of revolting to but for some time there definitely was the of the street to see the mailman up there still delivering the mail and all bundled up in this way you want to be in temperatures like this any exposed skin for an extended period of time. get frostbite that sent him very quickly. now we're seeing some improving conditions. that's the good news still some lake effect snow bands are continuing to linger out in that study the case at least going to maxwell twenty four hours before this high pressure starts at it said that really just turns off the

the seven said it felt like it or in need and sister along windsor ripping through it. ofcom said the ferry and peninsula finally things are tapering down in the making and ours to learn that twelve degrees when that plenty of sunshine on year to save button and landing in the still eating at stumps the rain to come and some of its heavy at times. tapering off sunday clearing up on tuesday and into wednesday but again into the latter half of the week re linking an assist in moving in that could bring in lots of free fall. it's not as big a break for that. i get very dense and font which could hinder the commute ink on your monday morning. but for now nine at seven degrees for a highway to partly sunny sky is and in paris the same with eight degrees from the king and some snow in the eastern half of this continent. i lead now thinks end of our tasks i am noon. i do. i know. the road. and the visitation omniscience the visitation omniscience he said

. >> at windsor castle, problems with the bedrooms.ve buckets because of the water coming through. >> reporter: a leaky roof isn't what you'd expect from one of the world's richest woman, but the cash coming from the world's pocket, not the queen's pocket. lawmakers say the royal house must crack down on spending or find ways to make money. one suggestion is opening up buckingham palace more often to paying visitors at times when the queen is not home. >> they say it's our building, it belongs to the nation, not you. we're going to open it up. that way you'll raise the money to do the maintenance. >> reporter: the overdue repairs across the royal estate are estimated at about $80 million. lucy mcdonald for cbs news, london. >>> a murder case in cincinnati ended in a courtroom brawl. the brother of the murder victim began fighting with the brother of the accused killer on monday. the fight broke out when the alleged killer was preparing to plead guilty to a reduced charge. >>> and clovis, new mexico, is trying to recover from an invasio

it's house of saud morgues with house of windsor works with the vatican works with rights out that so one big friggin mafia scam i may i'll probably get assassinated or drowned or i'm out of here but it's all a scam of tired af and scam these guys are such geniuses these money geniuses here sound smart they are ad. they make money obsolete. it's ridiculous but it's so stupid i can't stand one stupid people like winning i just can't pay i don't know i just can't take no and rose and give us some advice here i mean your views on so much has attracted a four of trolls what's your message to all the haters who call you crazy for speaking your mind. i say. intelligence looks like insanity to drooling imbeciles or as in i mean people better show up people better show up start reading stop being bought off if you'll have an hour a day read something intelligent read several sources you know educate yourself find out what's going on don't don't stay asleep or go deeper into the mind control because it will get worse for you that all these institutions are completely outdated they're relevant

72, san mateo 72, concord, 70, valejox topping out at 69, sfo 71 degrees, sonoma 73, petaluma 68, windsor and extended forecast let me summarize it very quickly. sunny, dry, warm, 70 degrees is a good average close to that every day for the next week give or take a few degrees. folks this forecast is not changing. i know we need the rainfall but we aren't getting it, nice evening out in livermore, if heading out in january's restaurant month but we need the rainfall we aren't getting it. clear skies outside right now. back to you. >> thanks, paul. a new california bill would ban the affluent a disease when wealthy say they've suffered negative psychological effects from having too much money, coming after a 16 year old in texas received a probation sentence for killing four people while drinking and driving. the teens lenient sentence came after his defense argued a wealthy childhood clouded his judgment of consequences. >>> well the water situation getting more desperate by the day. certainly there's extra incentives to start conserving now. the money you can get if you cut back. ,,,,,,,

windsor 60 high tomorrow. sunny friday.r rain chance so it will be saturday afternoon, saturday evening after that. it's all sunshine and by the middle of next week, we'll have highs up near 70 degrees. that's your kpix 5 forecast. >>> thank you, paul. the 49ers are getting ready for the play-off game sunday against the panthers. >> and to celebrate dennis and i wore the same shirt today. >> huh? [ laughter ] >> did you call each other? >> absolutely. >> the least we could do. right after the workout. you guys remember the 49ers first super bowl they go to pontiac and bill walsh dressed as a bellhop when they got off the bus and that was sort of walsh's thing because during the run as the team of the '80s, walsh used to contrive silly things to keep the 49ers loose during the play-offs. this year's version needs no such gimmicks. they are loose enough on their own. [ yelling ] >> whoo! >> that was alex boom the offensive lineman with the social media craze called dunk cam over colin kaepernick during his media session. san

economically speaking the more you drain the economy of cash to service a few people who are going to windsor about their homes going up in value because they're scroungers because they use it for home equity line of credit they're not happy their house prices are going up because is it helping the wealth of the nation they're using it to finance booze when you see people in all of this country drawn to you know trying to figure out what country they're even living it is the money they extracted from their home due to quantitative easing to we all get plastered every friday saturday sunday monday tuesday and wednesday that's the average british person a drunk home equity line of credit loser scrounger boom thanks to george osborne chief bomb. now the clown association is saying that these scary clowns are scaring people off the normal clowns well in the bank robbery community the bank robbers that are the likes of jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein and the guys who own the banks you know the best way to rob a bank is own a bank well this plays out in this next headline bank robberies fall nine

economically speaking the more you drain the economy of cash just serviced a few people who are going to windsor about their homes going up in value because they're scroungers because they use it for home equity line of credit they're not happy their house prices are going up because it helping the wealth of the nation they're using it to finance booze when you see people in all of this country drawn you know trying to figure out what country they're even living it is the money they extracted from their home due to quantitative easing the will get plastered every friday saturday sunday monday tuesday and wednesday that's the average british person a drunk home equity line of credit loser scrounger boom thanks to george osborne chief bomb. now the clown association is saying that these scary clowns are scaring people off the normal clowns well in the bank robbery community the bank robbers that are the likes of jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein and the guys who own the banks you know the best way to rob a bank is own a bank while this plays out in this next headline bank robberies fall ninety per

. >> reporter: a $1.2 billion project to widen the freeway from novato to windsor is along the way.ent on the new third lane in the novato narrows. >> we're very confident that in a reasonable amount of time we can get the asphalt to get us that fourth lane. >> reporter: measure m money county residents voted for to pay for the project is running dry. county officials are searching for state and federal funds and was surprised last year when the state kicked in an unexpected 70 million more dollars. >> we were shovel ready to go. and that money is being invested into the petaluma bridge. pretty complicated project. >> reporter: if the money come it is widening could be complete within two years. but if it doesn't, drivers may see nothing but a dirt lane until 2020. >> that is how it's going to be. it's going to frustrate people no doubt. >> reporter: david ravid says there may be enough funds to widen a 4-1/2 mile stretch right in the middle of the bottleneck. not the ideal solution he admits but it still will offer some relief for frustrated commuters. that decision has not been ma

economically speaking the more you drain the economy of cash to service a few people who are going to windsor about their homes going up in value because they're scroungers because they use it for a home equity line of credit they're not happy their house prices are going up because it helping the wealth of the nation they're using it to finance blues people and all over this country drawn you know trying to figure out what country they're even living it is the money they extracted from their home due to quantitative easing the will get plastered every friday saturday sunday monday tuesday and wednesday that's the average british person a drunk home equity line of credit loser scrounger boom thanks to george osborne chief bomb. now the clown association is saying that these scary clowns are scaring people off the normal clowns well in the bank robbery community the bank robbers that are the likes of jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein and the guys who own the banks you know the best way to rob a bank is own a bank well this plays out in this next headline bank robberies fall ninety percent as n

schools range from dental cats to kitchen utensils the sculptures are the sculptures are on display in windsor until the end of the month. an astro boy and this edition juicy tender hearts content. welcome to the business into new onlookers called some twenty thirteen was a record breaking year for online pretenders in france. it's believed that you the sales topped fifty billion euros for the past time. my guess today is cashing in on the growth defunct post is the chief executive of summer ends up it's an online shoe retentive with operations in the twenty five countries and i will read the news above one hundred and thirty million euros. welcome to the programs the company through. no this time of year we hear from an lot of different beat and is about their sales in the lead up to christmas and that is basically seen as a bit of a temperature check. olga that can seem that in from school so elsewhere. how was your christmas like all was a lot so that you do well and happy to report that he just wasn't as easy a new high street to the fullest well do right place for them like time online re

janet yellen, edie windsor? >> ben carson's speech.puncture a hole in the conscious of america's soul? was that a powerful speech? it was not? come on. >> i think he embarrassed himself. you had young people who admired him said they didn't want him speaking at their college. back to the pope. the pope isn't a liberal. the pope read the bible. he's supporting poor people. >> i went the to seminary. render unto caesar that which is caesar's and unto god that which is god's. considering god made everything, caesar gets nothing. go ahead. >> i want to give credit to george bush. i think the american people are finally getting to see his true character. he's a man of integrity. he's a classy guy and has a huge heart. finally now that the mainstream media backed off and stopped demonizing him we are getting to see the real george bush. they like him. >> one of the things that frustrated me all the years that i is known him and interviewed him is i never felt the media did him justice in terms of showing how much he loved and cared, how pass

as you saw last summer in the united states versus windsor case, jz kennedy's provision relied on that history, the history of marriage being a creature of state law rather than federal law. consider the laws. do you recommend the gay couples get married or do we wait until there's more clarity in the law. >> if it's strable to you, it clearly solidifies your right within the jurisdiction. most married couples, they are presumed by law to be the parents of those children. there are protections that come with marriage. >> quickly, i want your thoughts on that. if the couples move or want to get a disors where they are not legally married, it can be difficult. is it something gay couples should do. >> each couples theed to provide for themselves -- need to provide for themselves. you need to protect your family, this is the way to do it. >> thank you both for your time tonight. >> well french president francis hollande is breaking up with his first lady. francis hollande's companion moved to a paris apart: two weeks ago a tabloid reported that francis hollande was having an affair. >> ma

as you saw last summer in the united states versus windsor justice kennedy's decision relied on that history, that history of marriage being a creature, a state law, rather than federal law. >> if it's an issue left up to the states and states have been clear with the amendments saying they do not want to allow gay marriage, why are we seeing the shift and change in places like utah? >> well, what is going on in utah is even though you have the definition of marriage at the state level, there's a larger question of whether state law conflicts with the federal constitution, the law sued decided in utah in december says that the definition of marriage that utah offers violates the federal opposition denying equal process of the laws. >> it's not just gay marriage, there's the concern of gay discrimination. even though a lot of states allow gay memory, some allow gaye discrimination. >> virginia is a great example. we hope we'll have marriage equality there soon. this friday they killed a bill that would have allowed second parent adoption, affecting how these married couple protect the

just north of santa rosa maybe toward windsor.n the mendocino county and lake county things are picking up a little bit. i'm getting more reports of fog than anything else. and take a look at the temps you may not see 28 in new orleans for awhile. atlanta is shut down. mobile, alabama holding up an inch of ice in the road. houston had a record snowfall. trace. it's houston. and freezing rain myrtle beach. just incredible weather going on. for us we are trying to get this system to move in here. high pressure doesn't want to let go. really mild. it looks like there is enough moisture. there will be okay rain to the north. about time. watch how our system by tonight and tomorrow overnight there is our front moving in. there is really not enough there for us. it will be a little better for the sierra nevada. and one more system sweeps by late thursday spool early friday and i think we are done. little system will clip the coast on sunday. that one i will deal with on the friday. winter storm warning starts in the sierra tonight. goes

i'm the assistant coach of the windsor girls varsity high school basketball team. >> good job.way! there you go. i have the hardest time with tattoos and stuff. the parents look at me like, who's the felon on the bench with the coach? >> the ball, the ball, the ball. >> good job. good job, ladies. >> one, two, three. >> good game, blazers. >> officer thompson is 1 of 35 correctional officers working in ad seg. >> so we have weekly laundry exchange in the ad seg. so we're setting up two sheets, a pair of socks, and a towel right now. >> while sorting laundry may seem mundane, it's critical to both the officer's and the inmate's safety. >> we don't wash it here anymore. so it comes back in locked carts and we run it through the rapid scan machine, and we check it for contraband. the last thing we'd need to do is have a piece of metal or something get inside these sheets. that's a real potential hazard for the staff in here. that's plastic, so it's really -- it's a very important tool for us. that's how easy it would show up. and it picks up the smallest things. >> but when his sh

the lead plaintiff in the case was an 84-year-old lesbian named edith windsor. >> children born todayll grow up in a world without doma, and the same children who happen to be gay will be free to love and get married as thea and i did, but with the same federal benefits, protections, and dignity as everyone else. , what a to survive thea glorious way to do it. and she would be so pleased. >> pro-choice advocates and democratic lawmakers waged a battle into the early hours of wednesday morning to successfully block a bill that would force nearly all of the state's abortion clinics to close. >> members, i am rising on the floor today to humbly give voice to thousands of texans who have been ignored. >> wendy davis filibuster lasted nearly 11 hours before republicans cut her off. that is when her colleagues and the protesters in the gallery took over. violence is continuing in each of days after the military ouster president mohamed morsi. at least 42 people were reportedly killed earlier today at the military side where he is being detained. the muslim brotherhood says the victims were

windsor, 72. fairfield pretty close to 70. beautiful shot of the city there.any chance of a cool down or better yet rain? the answer, coming up. >>> in oakland, the warrior already find out where they stand tonight. going up against one of the top two teams in the eastern conference. come on back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, taking a look at the conten for album of the year. 's nominee -- >>> the grammy award are also will be handed out this weekend. and all this week we're taking a look at the contenders for album of the year. >> tonight's nominee taylor swift. >> ♪ loving him is like getting to see. >> taylor has pulled almost 1.000000 copies in her first -- 1.000000 copies in her first week. she is grabbing everyone. the sound of red reflects that. >> i wrote a song called red. it was a song about kind of correlating the emotions you went through in a break up in different colors. talks about blue and dark gray. and then we vernally admits that is reason it's impossible to forget someone if loving them was red. >> the idea that almost a year later she can still sp