Gay marriage backers grilled by California judges

California's Supreme Court justices on Thursday grilled lawyers seeking to overturn a ban on gay marriage, signaling to some that the court would uphold the state constitutional amendment on same-sex weddings passed by voters in November.
The seven justices who opened the door to gay marriages last year by striking down a previous ban have 90 days to decide whether a second proposition outlawing same-sex weddings, approved by 52 percent of California voters in November, should stand.