Nightline (ABC) (with Special Report on al-Zarqawi death) - 2006-06-07/08
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[0:06] Tonight on Night Line, forbidden love.
[0:09] On the day the Senate rejects a
[0:11] constitutional gay marriage ban, we hear
[0:13] from devout Mormon gays. Can they be
[0:16] true to themselves without being cast
[0:18] from their church? A soldier's mission.
[0:21] The general determined to change how
[0:23] American troops behave in Iraq. His
[0:26] message, know when to shoot and when not
[0:29] to. And eat like a man. The new ads for
[0:32] high calorie fast food that appeal to
[0:34] men's egos. But are they offensive to
[0:37] women? It's a sign of the times.
[0:41] From the global resources of ABC News
[0:44] with Terry Moran in Washington and
[0:46] Martin Basher and Cynthia Mcbaden in
[0:48] Times Square, New York, this is Night
[0:51] Line, June 7th, 2006.
[0:55] Good evening. I'm Terry Moran. On
[0:57] Capitol Hill today, the campaign to
[0:59] change our Constitution to ban gay
[1:01] marriage died a quick death when the
[1:04] proposal, which is supported by
[1:05] President Bush, lost decisively in the
[1:07] Senate, fell 18 votes short. In a
[1:10] written statement, the president said he
[1:12] was disappointed, but added it might
[1:14] take quote several tries to pass that
[1:17] amendment. This debate will continue all
[1:19] election year. So tonight we visit a
[1:22] community where the lines are sharply
[1:23] drawn. The Mormon Church, the fastest
[1:26] growing denomination in America. Its gay
[1:29] members face a painful dilemma. Night
[1:31] Lines Vicky Mabry reports from Salt Lake
[1:34] City.
[1:45] Jay Christensen is an architecture
[1:47] student. Daniel Hollesinger is in his
[1:49] second year of medical school studying
[1:51] human sexuality. They're in their 20s.
[1:54] They're Mormon. They're gay. And that's
[1:57] a prob