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Court level has held such -- made such a ruling, 2-1 vote. so the court also put a stay on its own ruling, put it on hold to give the state time to appeal it to the u.s. supreme court which it almost certainly will do. this sets up the possibility, the theoretical possibility the court could take this issue next term. i think we have to ask ourselves, if all the cases that come here in the succeeding months come out the same, will the supreme court take it, or will it wait until theres a split a...

Conservative circuits though. and what do you see going forward in the next year? >> well, the cases on the fastest track are the 4th and the 10th circuit and both pretty conservati conservative. you have a virginia case filed by ted olsen and ted boyes who filed the prop 8 case and cases in oklahoma and utah, and, you know, we will see. we will see how the circuits decide it, but as you said, not a single judge since the windsor decision striking down doma has read that decision to in any kind ...

Amazing. when courts hear the arguments and look at the law and look at the supreme courts decision and the momentum from the other decisions its very, very difficult for them to come out any other way than to strike down the bans. its amazing. >> what do you think of emilys sort of hypothesis that it might be possible that same-sex marriage is legalized in the country without it on reaching the supreme court. do you think thats likely? >> i thought a lot about that. you have such yunanimity in ...

>> the chips are fairly well protected. we were able to get the data off. i think it would be possible. >> reporter: ted rowlands, cnn, chicago. first of all, im just in complete awe of what i just saw ted rowlands show us. im joined by cnns technology analyst brett larson. when i saw that picture of the remarkable corrosion. look at the condition of that phone. just eight days in saltwater. you were surprised to hear they could get that data. >> i was surprised because electronics and water n...

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>> well, its rov, remote operating vehicle. its tethered from the ship and has its own power source. that power is fed through an umbilical or cable that runs the whole depth that it is operating. it has copper and fiber optic for data that feeds the machine and sends up the telemetry whether it be cameras or sonar or whatever the payload is installed. >> how do they extract that data from the black boxes? how long does it take? >> in todays world it doesnt take that long the the most time consu...

Our big turn around indonesia right now. >> at the same time, lets say we lost everything. you lost it all. you would still actually a compass. >> you would have your magnetic compass, which cannot fail. >> and then you have your own pair of eyes or even at nighttime? >> you have your visual acute. >> so in essence, there is always still a way, even if it meant pulling out the charts and doing it the way they used to and plotting a course that way. and there is still a way the pilot could get it...

Up the australian led search effort here out of perth, theres still very much a focus, very much a hope that theyll be able to spot some debris from the missing plane on the surface of the ocean. take a listen. >> i think theres still great possibility of finding something on the surface. theres lots of things in aircraft that float. i mean, in previous, previous circuits, life jacketes have appeared, which can be connected to the aircraft that was lost. in fact, one of the most famous investiga...

Circuits, and perhaps pilots actually turning them off. because when you have an electric fire, any kind of fire, you start turning off components. and perhaps the radios were not working where they could have made any contact. again, as ive mentioned on several interviews, that on board fire is probably the worst-case scenario, because the fire propigates so rapidly in an aircraft, that sometimes theres absolutely no time. >> yeah. >> there was a ups 747 freighter crash a few years ago that was...

Circuits, and perhaps pilots actually turning them off. because when you have an electric fire, any kind of fire, you start turning off components. and perhaps the radios were not working where they could have made any contact. again, as ive mentioned on several interviews, that on board fire is probably the worst-case scenario, because the fire propigates so rapidly in an aircraft, that sometimes theres absolutely no time. >> yeah. >> there was a ups 747 freighter crash a few years ago that was...