jump and that's a very good only i don't mean let's go to lawrence is going to lawrence first go ahead i mean if we take if we have. that can't be true if you take a look at all the. gallup polls that are done over the last twenty years over fifty percent of the american and canadian i'm canadian so i prefer that the comerica population also believe in a young earth that's under ten thousand years another thirty five percent believe that god created man so it's eighty five percent of the population is theist. i'm sorry i know that fifteen percent of the population is controlling the media or perhaps the educational system but eighty five percent of the population is theist in the us and canada and certainly i don't see an atheistic. president in the us as. coming to power they have to go for the religious vote because it's such a powerful vote in the us it is less so in canada but such a powerful vote in the u.s. so i don't understand what rob was saying i do know this though that it's maybe not as easy as you think mention that it isn't it was a rational bit of misinformation or that

so we throw our lot in with the german giant, leaving lawrence behind. but there's barely enough room

, lawrence. because there's this -- you wonder, what do you call them? near earth objects? there are a number of them that are actually potentially hazardous. if you only find out on sunday that there is one like this, might we not know about one of these potentially hazardous ones in time to figure out what to do about it? >> well, look -- there are small ones we won't know about and there are ones that collide with the earth all the time. but something this size, the probability is very small. something this size collides with the earth on average once every million years. it's not something to worry about. i'd like to turn it around instead of talking about the threat and talk about the positive aspects. these are messengers from the beginning of our solar system. and they're fascinating the fact they come near earth. some of them may have originally seeded life on earth. and when they're actually interesting scientifically and they're not -- as i say, these kind of large objects impact on the

lawrence go ahead. dogmatic atheists are dogmatic about their position concerning evolution evolution is the basis of their religion it's the at least the evolutionary theory of hedging to human theory is the basis they have to because as i said before you either believe in something supernatural or you believe in eternal natural and so the they stick to the natural trouble is the evidence for evolution isn't there he says how many times i hear jason just say that anybody that doesn't think like him must be irrational must be someone who believes in myths and not reality well i'm sorry i'm a scientist a geneticist and i don't i don't believe in through evolution because i don't see it happening frogs don't become princes in one hundred fifty years in any hundred fifty million years in my lab i don't see it in the fossil record i don't see any evidence for what the evolution is supporting aside from microevolution large changes going from bacteria human just aren't there that's a belief system so it's wr

thank you, lawrence. first outside towards the bay bridge toll plaza, they have four of the toll lanes blocked this morning just doing their overnight routine maintenance so heads up it's obviously not causing much of a delay getting into san francisco and they should be wrapping that up in the next 20 minutes. outside here's a live look at 880 so this morning you will find roadwork actually both directions northbound and southbound. i think you can see some flashing lights out there. this morning it's between 23rd and high street. to our maps, we have some better news just in across the dumbarton bridge westbound 84. they just cleared that accident from midspan. so there is no longer a delay in either direction if you are heading into or out of menlo park. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. i just saw lane change trucks drive by before we came on the air. right now quiet across the span. and bart has so far all the trains running on time. that is traffic. back to you guys. >> a son-in-law of o

and with jennifer lawrence, it's real. >> reporter: well, eyes of the beholder, folks. eyes of the beholder. if you grant, which most will. >> anne hathaway. >> anne hathaway. >> anne hathaway. >> reporter: that hathaway is a superbly good actor in serious drama, who is more than beautiful and acknowledged that it's rare indeed that it's rare to see a woman like that, and on "saturday night live" being ridiculously funny, too, like lucille ball funny. frankly, that's called not taking yourself too seriously. the thing is hathaway is now so scrutinized for insincerity, every smile, every twirl, that none of it looked at that way can ever seem real. >> something that takes her down a peg. >> reporter: but what is down a peg from being publicly pilloried for doing nothing especially wrong? well, she's an actor, after all, and whoever said that real had to be part of deal? remember why she's winning awards in the first place, for performing and singing, like this. ♪ when hope was high and life worth living ♪ >> reporter: it's not real exactly. besides, none of us could

please say hello to jennifer lawrence. how you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: how you feeling? all right? i know you've been a little sick. >> a little sick. i'm a little drunk. your producer made me do two shots of tequila. >> jimmy: well, we have the top people in the business here. two shots of tequila, huh? >> two shots of tequila, and a beer. but the beer was my decision. >> jimmy: oh, okay. so you're okay though? everything's all right? >> yeah, i'm doing good. i just went to the doctor today, got a chest x-ray of my lungs and discovered that my breasts are uneven. [ laughter ] that was all i saw. >> jimmy: same thing happened to me. it's okay. >> i was like standing there with these doctors and they're looking at my lungs, it felt like an elephant in the room. i was like are my breasts uneven. and they were just kind of like stifled and uncomfortable, obviously. so i kept thinking well, i'm going to dig myself out of this hole by bringing it up again. he was like well, our radiolo

it was our friend, lawrence. mischievously he shows us that video from just a few hours before. >> so sorry, matt. i told you i'm the jaguar guy. i'm sorry. i'm brazilian. who knew some of the world's greatest wild life photographers who spend months silently waiting for a single sequence can talk so much trash. >> gorgeous. "the phantom cat" premiers this sunday march 24 on nat geo wild. our peeps at "gma weekend" will be working while you rest. and please, have a fantastic weekend.

i'm not sure lawrence should get a paycheck today. he is at an arcade playing a videogame. >> your keanu reeves in "speed." >> reporter: this is great. this is more sophisticated than your xbox or playstation. this is a race center. this is the irace center just opening up today in fremont. we have a racer here, this is jessica savage. how's it feel? >> it feels realistic. >> reporter: i have never seen you drive so slow. >> i know. i know. [ laughter ] >> reporter: watch out! there you go. back on the track again. it's a neat real feel of racing. these are simulated tracks with laser guiding of the tracks so they know every bump on the traffic. you get a real feel to be what it's like to be a famous racer. >>> we have changes in the weather. things beginning to settle down a bit as far as the rain is concerned. the showers are tapering off. there's still a chance we could see an isolated scattered shower but i think overall things beginning to calm down somewhat as far as the rain is concern. temperatures in the 30s and 40s outside.

as lawrence claimed after the late captain lawrence and the incident was sown with his famous phrase which subsequently came the model of the u.s. navy, don't give up the ship. ironically a tour of the cloth in american hero and rallying cry for american forces. right don't have any video from the war of 1812. thomas edison would not figure out how to do that for many decades to come but in my mind's i i can envision a movie trailer, of those clever things calling this to sell us an upcoming movie and the highlight would have to include the battle of baltimore, a crucial conflict for the citizens of the city, resisted both the land and sea ports, bombardment of the royal navy observed by a sometime poet who was held captive on a ship in harbor. he recorded what he saw in a poem titled in its first publication the defense of henry. but someone else in put it to music and renamed it the star spangled banner. we would have to see oliver hazard perry with the smoke of the battle of lake erie still in the air jotting a note to the secretary of war in pencil on views on the love he pulls f

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> history was made in israel today, by the president of the united states. >> so long as there is a united states of america -- >> president obama is set to give a major speech. >> a high-profile address. [ speaking in foreign language ] you are not alone. >> this is the visit the israeli people wanted to see. >> it is an important speech. >> the centerpiece -- >> america will do what we must to prevent a nuclear-armed iran. >> president obama spoke directly. >> the speech that extended close to 50 minutes, president obama tackled the two-state solution. >> the united states is deeply committed. the time is now. >> no wall is high enough, no iron dome is strong enough. >> there is so much symbolism here. >> israel is not going anywhere. >> no doubt, this visit has been a success. >> get ready, america, for a brand new republican party. >> i know what our principles are. >> marriage is between one man and one woman. >> i know our party believes that marriage is be

let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. our hotspot now is definitely the eastshore freeway. we had two separate crashes one in richmond another in berkeley. both of them have been cleared to the right-hand shoulder. but look what it's doing, speeds below 25 miles per hour, richmond, berkeley down towards the macarthur maze. but this is the real problem area right there. so the drive time is in the red now up to 40 minutes on westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze. so if you commute that every morning you will want to give yourself extra time there. otherwise your usual slow-and- go conditions right now from the altamont pass. the nimitz in oakland 880 still quiet all the way up towards downtown. so westbound 580 you can see those brake lights coming from tracy actually 205 and then it's one continuous long line of yellow traffic sensors meaning speeds below 40 miles per hour all the way towards 680. so we'll go flying over highway 4 once again. this is our other slow spot. look at those speeds. that's from a st

atheist or or a religious fanatic of the boat both of them bother me because they're both fanatics lawrence go ahead jump in isn't all about tolerance then that's what jesus taught being tolerant but west doesn't mean you don't believe there's an absolute truth and certainly i disagree with some of the comments stereotyping that i just heard rob do concerning creationists i don't know anybody that qualifies under what he just described a creationist i certainly don't. but i am a scientist i go with what i observe. and we can get off on that tangent but we're getting away from your question which is atheism the new religion and yes i think there is a backlash and base well the material of jesus is about holland so a lot of religious stuff from the. let's go to course and so what what i'm hearing is a lot of a lot of people are having a backlash organized religion and i think that's healthy i think the thing is that someone who puts them up as a more puts themselves up as a moral standard as christians or most or what will do then set themselves up for a fall if they can't maintain a moral st

so, lawrence, do you want to talk a little about the tags? >> sure. people want to know what do these tags mean. is my building safe or unsafe. these are the city owe initial tags. staying in your home doesn't require that you get a tag. it just means that you use common sense and maybe get help from people who might be around who can help you evaluate whether it's a safe place to stay. >> you might want to know because regular city services are disrupted, you might want to know when trash pick up is, if you need to get clean water, et cetera. also in the neighborhood support center, that kind of information would be available and we've got a little of that up here. >> trash pick up resumes regular schedule on wednesday. >> that's right. >> please mark your human waste. >> that's right. >> so, this is kind of an information center, communication center, also a center that hopefully will show people how to relate to their neighboring communities, what else is happening city-wide. and, of course, this is sort of the ubiquitous form of communication. my

>> thanks, lawrence. and we are just learning a muni line, 54 felton, has to be rerouted in san francisco's bayview because of that police activity it. the pot robbery and standoff that you just heard cate mention. otherwise, bart, caltrain and ace are on time. look at this camera. it's really backed up now through silicon valley westbound 237. we have seen a number of different fender-bender, cars sliding off the roads, heading out of milpitas. so be extra careful even though the rain has tapered off. >> never thought i'd say that but it's good to be at work right now? >> why?! [ laughter ] >> we're not on the roads. >>> the royal slip, the duchess of cambridge dropped a big hint. it looks like the newest royal may be a little girl. after kate was given a teddy bear during a visit she said thank you, i'll take that for my d -- d -- oh-oh before catching herself. one woman standing next to her asked, are you having a daughter? she said i don't know. the palace has not revealed the sex of the child. the mo

time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." thanks for being with us. >>> day one of marriage equality before the united states supreme court and we have two last word exclusivity. academy award winning writer of "milk" and the nephew of harvey milk both join me tonight. >> the fight over gay marriage comes to the capitol. >> today's historic hearing on same sex marriage. >> prop 8 is having its day in court. >> california's same sex marriage ban. >> is there a constitutional right to same sex marriage. >> we believe proposition 8 is constitutional. >> that states can't deny. >> no one offered a defense. >> then there were two high profile lawyers. >> i like it better when this guy is on my side. >> david boyce on the left, ted olson on the right. >> we are confident where the american people are going with this. allies in the fight for same sex marriage. >> no one argued a defense. >> not going to reargue the case on the sidewalk. >> it is just wrong, it is not consistent. >> this is about human rights, civil rights. >> opposi

joining us now is retired army colonel lawrence wilkinson. he has been a truth teller about

. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. well, looks like things settling down. we have clouds and a chance of showers. the weekend forecast is coming up. plunged into the river below is >>> oh!! [ explosion ] >> there she goes. one big blast. the last section of the historic bridge in west virginia plunging into the river below. that is the dick henderson brick. it's now history. crews plan to have the bridge replaced by november. >>> winter storm whipping up waves on the coast of plum island in massachusetts in a destructive frenzy. the pounding surf caused this home here to collapse after its foundations washed away. nobody was inside. what a mess. lawrence will have a look at what's left of the storm, plus what we can expect around here for the bay area in the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. >>> two major brands of tuna have been recalled because they're not sealed properly. bumblebee is recalling bumblebee and brunswick brand tunas in 5-ounce cans chunk white and chunk light albacore, sold between january 17 and ma

. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. -- at spring valley science school in san francisco. talking a little weather and yeah, loving this sunshine. how long will it stick around? we'll talk about that coming up. one of the biggest >>> federal officials say jamaican lottery schemes are growing at an alarming rate. >> it is one of the biggest scams tarting seniors in the united states -- targeting seniors in the united states. jeff glor uncovered new information by going to the source. >> reporter: it sounds like a dream call. >> your name was elected to win $2.5 million. >> reporter: then comes the catch. >> you need to send money. >> reporter: it's the jamaican lottery scam. scammers in jamaica obtain lists of older americans' names and numbers. they then call the seniors, usually pretending to be with an american sweepstakes company telling them they have won money. to get the prize, however, they first have to pay a fee. >> we have seen checks, we've seen postal money orders, we've seen prepaid wire cards. >> reporter: tony gomez heads the u.s. po

>> lawrence! [ laughter ] >>> zombies are in. you didn't know i was such a trendsetter. >> we can tell by your makeup. >> like my tennis shoes. >> what's wrong with that? >> thank you very much. [ laughter ] >>> we have some changes coming up but you'll like it. this weekend was beautiful. now we still have a couple of patches of fog at the coastline but we have more sunshine on the way as we head into the afternoon. the temperatures going to look good. as we head throughout the day today, we'll see plenty of sun and warmer temperatures, mostly clear tonight inland, although we'll see some patchy coastal fog and maybe a little of that sneaking inside the bay but more sunshine and even warmer weather to come. looking very nice out over the bay. you've got some blue skies out there and gray skies at the coastline, with now some of that patchy fog. temperatures in the 50s and 60s just beginning to warm up outside but this is a very strong ridge of high pressure. it's going to send the jet stream well to the north, so any of these st

in the meantime, parents out at the whale in front of the lawrence hall of science. where this unusual incident happened say they would feel more comfortable if police increased security until they uncover the facts. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: startling new information tonight. about the bay area man charged with threatening to kill senator leland yee. over proposed gun control legislation. this is video of everett basham's arraignment last month. search warrants unsealed today reveal that 26 guns and thousands of bullets were found inside basham's home on humbolt avenue in santa clara. authorities also found what is described as a homemade destructive device. and dozens of high-capacity ammunition magazines. >> jacqueline: the showers have largely tapered off. as we take a live look mainly clear skies. that is what we are seeing for most of the bay area. pressing to the east and clearer skies. we will stay dry for tomorrow. this next storm will stay offshore. it will be moving through the coast impacting us for the weekend. temperatures? mild. still, 65 de

. >> all right, lawrence. thank you. rain is definitely not on the wish list for one san francisco neighborhood. sinkholes are opening up all over after a big water main break in west portal and it's causing major problems for at least half a dozen homeowners. three homes have been red- tagged meaning they are uninhabiteddable. three others are yellow-tagged signifying they are dangerous but people can still go inside. experts say the ground is still so saturated with water that the foundations of those homes are giving way. the city is trying to help everyone affected. >> it's very unsettling. this happens to everyone. it's nod good. at the same time, we are doing our best to be responsive and i have had a number of homeowners say they appreciate what we're doing. nobody wants this. >> it could be months before the ground is dry enough to make the necessary repairs. the city is paying for temporary housing for all the displaced residents. the water department expects to be there working on the water line every day for t

let's check the roads now with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. and the biggest problem you will notice is all that dense fog. it's blanketing freeways across the bay area. very patchy in some parts. we checked in with chp. a new dense fog advisory for the dumbarton bridge. they were already in effect for the bay bridge and the carquinez bridge earlier this morning. busy in pleasanton in the commute direction on westbound 580. let's show you other live traffic cameras. other slow spots this morning. we are going flying over the altamont pass. there's those win turbines. stop and go because of a so much approaching grant line road. one lane is blocked so busy towards dublin as you can from the live traffic sensors. better news now in sonoma county. lanes back open by infineon westbound 37 approaching 121. east bay, highway 4 really bottlenecking this morning as you approach a street in antioch. that's traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a mixed bag this morning on consumer financial well-being. >> spending picked up slightly in january but

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. >>> america, meet david lawrence. david lawrence, meet america. david lawrence has been a high-level executive for the shell oil corporation for 29 long, glorious and profitable years. he is the executive vice president of exploration and commercial for shell's upstream americas division, which is a fancy way of saying that he drills the americas for shell. last year, shell's drilling operations in the americas got a big boost when the federal government gave shell specifically the okay to start drilling in the arctic. lots of oil companies wanted that, but shell is the one who got the go-ahead. and it was david lawrence who was put in charge of that. as shell was gearing up to start drilling in the arctic, mr. lawrence gave an interview to dow jones, in which he predicted drilling in the arctic would be, quote, relatively easy. that turned out to be relatively wrong. after getting the permits to start drilling, shell just made a hash of it. these are the two rigs they sent up there to start drilling. the one on of the left is called the "discover

it happened at uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. her family gave us photos of her in the hospital. abc7 news reporter john alston has the story. >> this is the injury to an innocent eight-year-old girl. a 20-inch arrow through her left thigh. the only thing nay dean -- nadine was doing was playing on this life-sized whale replica during a field trip in the berkeley hill. >> he was -- she was riding down the whale, and she felt a shock in her left leg and jumped off and tried to run, but she couldn't run. >> her mother says the arrow went through only fatty tissue, missing any major blood vessels in her leg. >> she cried a little bit and then calmed downright away. everyone said she was pretty calm for what happened. >> the startling injury occurred around 10:00 a.m. as nadine was with 50 of her third grade classmates from the mary esilvia . jeff was sham roaning another group -- chaperoning another group. >> maybe an idiot not thinking of what they are doing or maybe somebody being malicious. why would somebody do that? why would th

that you know that equally to religion even though it's fundamentally different in several ways ok lawrence i notice you already want to jump in go ahead yeah atheism means it's latin for without god or you're refusing the possibility of a theistic approach. there's some logical problems with just addressing that it's not just a denial or saying we do we don't it it's saying there isn't a theistic back. backbone to creation or to whatever surrounds us in nature and so it's more of a position and the problem with atheism i see is that it requires someone to know

>> it is a fascinating and complicated case, lawrence. there are as many as seven different outcomes here. if the court wants to arrive on the merits, could find equal protection guarantee for same-sex marriage in 50 states, the only equal protection reading. could find equal protection guaranteed for same-sex marriage in eight states that have civil unions, could find there is a constitutional protection just in california, consistent with what the two lower courts held, or it could find in fact no constitutional guarantee to same-sex marriage. the problem is that there aren't five votes for any of those positions, so i think what it looks like right now is that the court is moving to dismiss the case. even if it dismisses the case, could find that there's no standing, could find the case was improve dentally granted, a complex way of saying the court shouldn't have taken the case in the first place, or it could find it doesn't want to arrive at the decision for other reason on its merits. i think the likelihood is kennedy will kind of k

you just heard chris lawrence's reporting. just how concerned are you? >> this is, brooke, very dangerous. had is the most dangerous real estate in the world. i'm 60 years old. i was born at the height of the korean war. and for my entire life, we have had this conflict before us. and nothing has been done. we still have troops. there is still the barbed wire. and we need to find a way to resolve this conflict. i believe in dialogue. i believe in talking. it doesn't mean you have to agree. at least we ought to be talking. right now there is this kind of test for tat mentality. it's a schoolyard type policy that we have. they do something and we do something back. last year we just about had a great relationship started when they fired a missile. then we broke off some aid that we promised. the next thing we know, they detonate a nuclear bomb and it's just one thing after another. and it has gotten very dangerous. >> and here you have this young leader, we see pictures of him at the table here with the chart and plans ratcheted up. i want to read somethin

it happened at uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. her family gave us photos of her in the hospital. abc7 news reporter john alston has the story. >> this is the injury to an innocent eight-year-old girl. a 20-inch arrow through her left thigh. the only thing nay dean -- nadine was doing was playing on this life-sized whale replica during a field trip in the berkeley hill. >> he was -- she was riding down the whale, and she felt a shock in her left leg and jumped off and tried to run, but she couldn't run. >> her mother says the arrow went through only fatty tissue, missing any major blood vessels in her leg. >> she cried a little bit and then calmed downright away. everyone said she was pretty calm for what happened. >> the startling injury occurred around 10:00 a.m. as nadine was with 50 of her third grade classmates from the mary esilvia . jeff was sham roaning another group -- chaperoning another group. >> maybe an idiot not thinking of what they are doing or maybe somebody being malicious. why would somebody do that? why would th

it's time for "the last word request lawrence o'donnell. thanks for being with us. >>> tonight, we meet the mvp of the 2012 campaign. >> should i risk everything. >> recall campaign 2012. >> 47% of the people will vote for the president no matter what. >> a recording of mitt romney -- >> secretly recorded comments. >> republicans are in a panic. >> you kissed half the electorate good-bye. >> who shot the video and what was the motivation for releasing it? >> my name is scout prouty. >> mitt romney is expected to reemerge. >> i'm mitt romney. >> morning y'all. >> he's dogged by a comment -- >> you represent the entire country. >> it's not eloquently stated. i'm speaking off the cuff. >> you have to work for everybody. >> president obama heads back to the hill today. >> this time to meet with house republicans. >> he's lunching with house republicans. >> president obama's charm offensive continues. >> where democrats and republicans can get together. >> are the two sides so far apart. >> they are miles apart. >> they can't make a deal. >> it

lawrence had brought up the topic of our community outreach and letting folks know when and where we're having our community meetings and just in general our notifications. and in follow up of that i'm wondering if we could get a copy, inspector, of all of the places that we do publicize meetings and if we could just have that distributed and spend a few minutes going over it so if there's something else we can do that isn't going to cost the department a significant amount of money that's within budget that we can do that as additional outreach on behalf of the commission. and if we could schedule that for any time that's con convenient for you, inspector since you're gonna provide us with the information. >> i'll give you an email and i'll work on it tomorrow. >> for the community meeting that's in [inaudible] i wanted to ask if you could just let the captain know that it'd be great to see community turnout at that because my understanding is there have been at least one meetings about recent violent incidences there and there was a good amount of turnout and sometimes i'll notice you

it happened at uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. her family gave us photos of her in the hospital. abc7 news reporter john alston has the story. >> this is the injury to an innocent eight-year-old girl. a 20-inch arrow through her left thigh. the only thing nay dean -- nadine was doing was playing on this life-sized whale replica during a field trip in the berkeley hill. >> he was -- she was riding down the whale, and she felt a shock in her left leg and jumped off and tried to run, but she couldn't run. >> her mother says the arrow went through only fatty tissue, missing any major blood vessels in her leg. >> she cried a little bit and then calmed downright away. everyone said she was pretty calm for what happened. >> the startling injury occurred around 10:00 a.m. as nadine was with 50 of her third grade classmates from the mary esilvia . jeff was sham roaning another group -- chaperoning another group. >> maybe an idiot not thinking of what they are doing or maybe somebody being malicious. why would somebody do that? why would th

for more info on any of these events visit us on our facebook and twitter and check us >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco. we have a special series, stay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me today my good friend george. thanks for joining me, george. and george has for a long time owned residential property here in san francisco. and we want to talk about apartment buildings and what the owner's responsibilities might be and what they expect their tenants to do. and let's start by talking a little bit about what owners can do before an earthquake and then maybe after an earthquake. >> well, the first thing, lawrence, would be to get together with your tenants and see if they have earthquake insurance or any renters insurance in place because that's going to be key to prot

now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. with lawrence o'donnell. >>> marriage equality's day in court is tomorrow and the next day. and suddenly we're hearing from a lesbian cousin of the chief justice that seems to believe he is going to do the right thing. >> the supreme court hears two days of arguments over same sex marriage. >> the public and political mood is clearly shifting. >> there's no putting this jeannie back in the bottle. >> the shift is here, we're not going back. >> this issue is dead for republicans. >> there are still a lot of republicans against gay marriage. >> you have a conservative bringing it down to pro-creation. >> do we have a compelling interest in strengthening and supporting complimentary and procreative union of a man and woman. >> the most ridiculous argument i've ever heard. >> the tide has completely shifted. >> the party needs a more libertarian view on this. >> this country has shifted away from conservative ideals. >> politicians are dumber than dirt sometimes. >> who would you rather f

you just heard chris lawrence's reporting. just how concerned are you? >> this is, brooke, very dangerous. had is the most dangerous real estate in the world. i'm 60 years old. i was born at the height of the korean war. and for my entire life, we have had this conflict before us. and nothing has been done. we still have troops. there is still the barbed wire. and we need to find a way to resolve this conflict. i believe in dialogue. i believe in talking. it doesn't mean you have to agree. at least we ought to be talking. right now there is this kind of test for tat mentality. it's a schoolyard type policy that we have. they do something and we do something back. last year we just about had a great relationship started when they fired a missile. then we broke off some aid that we promised. the next thing we know, they detonate a nuclear bomb and it's just one thing after another. and it has gotten very dangerous. >> and here you have this young leader, we see pictures of him at the table here with the chart and plans ratcheted up. i want to read somethin

. >>> now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." have a great night. >>> the chairman of the republican party went to brooklyn looking for votes while republicans in washington were continuing to scare voters away. >> one year ago we offered our path to prosperity. this year we offer again the path to prosperity. >> the battle is over the budget. >> the ryan budget. >> will role out his 2014 budget. >> ryan's budget calls for elimination of obama's health care law. >> are you saying as part of your budget, you assume the repeal of obama care? >> good luck with that one. >> it isn't going to happen. >> wishful thinking. >> yes. >> well that's not going to happen. >> i am flabbergasted. >> they tried it 34 times. >> it has no chance. >> it is not going to happen and he knows it. >> we believe it should. >> a record stuck on repeat. >> we believe obama care will not work. >> why do we have to live through this again. >> has to do with republican priorities. >> we believe obama care won't work. >> there are a lot of house republicans th

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