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For same-sex couples. >> was it justice kennedy who was very concerned about how the kids are faring in same-sex marriages? >> he said two different things which is not out of character for justice kennedy. at one point he said we have 40,000 kids, aren't they entitled to have parents who are legally recognized by the state? so that seems a very pro same-sex marriage comment. he said we have had one kind of marriage for 2,000 years and another kind for five or ten years, how can we know they are essentially equivalent when it comes to child bearing. justice alito said same-sex marriage is newe...

Affecting parts of new england, even new york. you can start to see some snow arriving looks like wednesday night. i want to point out, there's a positive to the snow. it's the wet stuff here, the big flakes. i have a nice -- i shouldn't throw it at that lady walking by. >> do it. >> reporter: yes! we do have some positives out of the snow. >> some positives. >> i'm going to get in the truck and get warm. >> i can't believe how happy you look to be in the snow. >> reporter: it's going to get worse. >> we'll be following. jennifer delgado. stay warm. tonight, piers morgan will ask, is global ...

Sides. instead speaker boehner will ask robert gates to hold a special ceremony for buckles. but roscoe bartlett gave his quote saying it's the last opportunity congress has to honor the self-less sacrifice of the nearly 5 million individuals who served in the military in the united states for world war i. going on to stay frank buckles should lie in state in the capital rotunda. the last non-president to lie in state was rosa parks, the civil rights activist in 2005. prior to that it was the two capitol police officers killed in the line of duty. 31 people have lane i -- have ln state. most o...

Relatively moderate column, senator from the state of maine. tonight you voted yes on the question of extending unemployment benefits. that was a debate, stalled over before the congressional recess. tonight you voted yes and everybody in washington will ask have we at least cracked the partisanship? is there going to be more bipartisan cooperation from here, maybe for a month or two before we break for the nasty political season and the midterm election campaigns? is there any hope of that? >> there is a hope of that, and it certainly is something that i advocate all the time. i think the ame...