in the crown. but, there were rumors of trouble even as they posed as the happy family. and this year, many published reports that both had other close relationships. so today s words in parliament were not a surprise. it is announced from buckingham palace that with regret, the prince and princess of wales have decided to separate. their royal highnesss have no plans to divorce and their constitutional positions are unaffected. diana s oldest son, william, has been in the headlines a lot recently since getting married now as an expectant father. prince william attended a gala fundraiser last night without his wife, kate, who is still at home resting. he canceled an event for tonight to stay home with the duchess of cambridge whose acute morning sickness put her in the hospital last week. this week we are expecting a complete medical explanation of the nurse who died after being the victim of a hoax by two radio deejays. the deejays called the hospital
book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. welcome back to msnbc. the new york state senate s at it again. haggling over a gay marriage bill. lawmakers ended a marathon session late last night. still no decision on moving the bill forward. it came as president obama was in manhattan attending a gala fundraiser with lgbt new yorkers. the president called for equal right for the gay couples. but he stopped short of endorsing same sex marriage. some in the audience were not pleased. it s why we re going to keep fighting until the law no longer. marriage! i heard you guys. my guests are karen finny, a former spokesperson for the
l.a. fundraiser for senator barbara boxer and the democratic party. here is how he handled it. equality for all i m sorry, do you want to come up here? you know, all right. because can i just say once again, barbara andry supportive of repealing don t ask don t tell. so i don t know why you re hollering. larry: have you ever seen him lose his cool? let me think about that? i don t think i have. not even on the basketball court. i have not seen him lose his cool. larry: that would be the primary test? what would be, larry? larry: the basketball court. yeah, if you don t lose your cool on there, you probably can hold it pretty well. larry: you re not kidding. craig robinson has written a terrific book a game of character. we ll be back with more moments
l.a. fundraiser for senator barbara boxer and the democratic party. here is how he handled it. equality for all i m sorry, do you want to come up here? you know, all right. because can i just say once again, barbara and i are supportive of repealing don t ask don t tell. so i don t know why you re hollering. larry: have you ever seen him lose his cool? let me think about that? i don t think i have. not even on the basketball court. i have not seen him lose his cool. larry: that would be the