this argument. and the other side, the opposition, didn t get much time or attention at all. i saw chris hayes had a show in which he had one good guest after another applauding the ruling. but there wasn t any other voice from the other side. that s wrong. referring to chris hayes msnbc show. jane hall, contrast the tone of this pair of rulings by the supreme court with the decision the day earlier to strike down the heart of the voting rights act. there i found the tone underlying to be disapproving, skeptical, challenging. well, i think it was regrettable that two very important stories happened one day after the other. rachel maddow was pointing out the voting heights story was highly consequential. the gay marriage story was viewview ed celebratory. there was a lot of happiness. the supreme court was probably mirroring public opinion and the media were mirroring the supreme
repeatedly, shelling, tank fire, nearly 100 civilians have reportedly been killed and now a russian official is in damascus to meet with the regime. we are going to figure out exactly how that will play out in the effort to end the carnage there. we have new information about final moments for josh powell and his two little boys. what the coroner says he did to his two little boys before he set the house on fire. and on the political front, a lot of delegates, up for grabs. 70, in fact, in the states that are actually offering them up. three states at play tonight. is rick santorum sitting a lot prettier than he has been in states past? we ll let you know. the dark side of camelot. this is an explosive new memoir. it claims that john f. kennedy had an affair with a teenage intern. he was in his 40s, she was 19. first up, we want to get to the situation in syria growing so desperate by the hour. take a look at the video and hear the sounds. it s remarkable. these are sce