runs a restaurant that employs a lot of gay people. and there were boycotts. there were police in the streets because there were demonstrations. and i thought, you know, her politics are her politics. do you want to go after every person economically, hit them in their wallet because of their political views? i didn't think it was quite fair. >> roger cossack, do you agree with jill stewart that this is a subject in which it's very difficult for journalists to put their personal feelings aside? >> well, i do agree with that, but i do -- jill, i have to disagree with you. i thought the coverage of this story did underline the fact that this was a decision that overturned what the voters did. and i do agree with you that that is a big story. but i think that in writing this story you understand that proposition 8 was a proposition that was voted upon by the voters of california and now a judge has held that to be unconstitutional. that's how it got to the court. and yes, the story is that a judge overturns the will of the people. and as i said earlier, i think