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stewart skewering justin bieber. the awkward moments and the biggest laughs. and good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm bazi kanani in for reena ninan who is on assignment. >> and i'm t.j. holmes. thank you for being with us. and we do start with indiana's religious freedom act and the firestorm spreading coast to coast. more states, cities and businesses are now promising to boycott. >> well, indiana is feeling the heat. the front page of "the indianapolis star" this morning pleading "fix this now." abc's susan saulny has the latest. >> all: no hate in our state. >> reporter: the backlash against indiana's new religious freedom law rages on this morning. peaceful protesters gathered in indiana to voice their concerns that the law will legalize discrimination against gay men and women. >> if we don't speak out, then

we're letting them think that, you know, we're okay with what's going on and we're absolutely not okay with it. >> reporter: "the indianapolis star" newspaper is making its editorial message about the law in bold type on this morning's front page, "fix this now." republican leaders in the indiana general assembly are scrambling to contain the controversy and possibly clarify the law to show that it does not allow discrimination. indiana governor mike pence writing in "the wall street journal" says the law is simply misunderstood. "unfortunately, the law has stirred a controversy and in recent days has been grossly misconstrued as a license to discriminate." outside indiana, an avalanche of criticism. connecticut has joined washington state in banning taxpayer-funded travel to indiana. companies such as apple and angie's list have voiced loud critiques, and the ncaa headquartered in indiana is reconsidering its investment there. >> we have to say, all right, what are we going to do if this law goes into effect in july and what's our relationship with the

state of indiana going to be? >> reporter: susan saulny, abc news, washington. well, arkansas will likely be the next state to have a religious freedom law, and we could see it by the end of the day. that legislative committee approved a final version yesterday and the house will vote on it today. the governor has promised to sign it. like indiana, arkansas' proposed law protects a business' right to refuse to serve someone because of religious beliefs and like indiana has no law in arkansas on the books that forbids against discriminating against someone because of their sexual orientation. new details about the security scare at nation's biggest spy agency. one man was shot to death, another injured when they tried to crash the gate at the nsa in maryland. sources say the men had been involved in a robbery and then took the wrong exit off a parkway. they had apparently been up most of the night partying. each was wearing a wig and women's clothing. well, just a few hours left for diplomats facing a midnight deadline to reach a deal on iran's nuclear program.

negotiators were at the table shortly after dawn this morning. secretary of state kerry said it would be a long day. a new abc news/"washington post" poll shows that 59% of americans support lifting economic sanctions but only 31% are confident a deal would prevent iran from developing those nuclear weapons. meanwhile, the iranian supported rebels in yemen are taking a pounding from a saudi-led coalition. air strikes overnight destroyed a weapons storage facility controlled by the rebels. those air strikes have already neutralized the rebel-held air force. now the saudi coalition has also imposed a naval blockade to keep them from taking arms shipments. a disturing new revelation about the co-pilot who crashed his airliner into the alps. he had been treated for suicidal thoughts. andreas lubitz was treated years ago before he received his pilot's license. the airline won't say if they had that information. meanwhile, scientists have started the grim task of identifying the remains, which could take months. searchers are still looking for

a second black box. defense attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev resumed their case at the boston marathon bombing trial this morning. they began yesterday by by pointing out several facts they claim prove tsarnaev's brother was the mastermind of the attack and that dzhokhar tsarnaev had little, if any, role in its planning. prosecutors ended their case 8-year-old martin richard. he was one of the victims. several jurors were in tears as a medical examiner explained the wounds that took his life. we turn now to the new details this morning over hillary clinton's e-mails. documents obtained by the associated press show clinton e-mailed her staff on an ipad as well as a blackberry while secretary of state even though she previously explained that she used a personal e-mail address on a special home server so she could carry a single device. e-mails released by the state department also showed that at least on one occasion clinton accidentally mixed personal and work matters. a big announcement coming soon from senator marco rubio. the first term florida republican says he'll hold a

rally in miami april 13th to reveal whether he'll run for president. rubio is up for re-election to the senate in 2016, but florida law bars him from making a bid for both offices at the same time. if he runs, he could face as many as 20 other gop rivals. president obama and politicians from both sides of the aisle descended on boston to pay tribute to the late senator ted kennedy. it was the dedication of the edward kennedy institute, which opens to the public today. it's an interactive museum devoted to civic education. the speaker shared memories of kennedy's friendship and leadership and conflicts. >> i miss him. i miss his company. i miss fighting with him, to be honest. it's gotten harder to find people who enjoy a good fight as much as ted did. [ laughter ] >> just not as enjoyable. the institute centers around a life-sized replica of the senate chamber, and it has a copy of kennedy's office filled with

memorabilia of his 47 years in office. let's turn to some weather across the country now. march is really holding on right now. cold moving across the northeast. rain could turn into a wintry mix. thunderstorms in texas push showers into the south. it's quiet in the midwest, meanwhile. sunny and mild in the southwest. stormy in the northwest. >> 40s in the northeast. 70s across the south, the midwest and the rockies and 80s along the gulf. well, still ahead here, hash browns and hotcakes whenever you want it. the big announcement from mcdonald's. plus, missed warning signs. the new evidence this morning showing ronald reagan was likely in the early stages of alzheimer's while still in office. and rhino rampage. the wild video of the massive mammal terrorizing a city.

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apple has expanded its trade-in program to include products from its competitors. the company is now offering credit towards the purchase of new devices in exchange for older pcs, androids and phones and other non-apple devices. the change was noted on apple's reuse and recycle page. it'll serve as an incentive for customers of other brands to switch to apple. jay z and some of music's biggest stars are partners in a new online streaming service. the hip-hop mogul bought tidal for $56 million but it will now be majority owned by the artists rihanna, kanye west, madonna, beyonce, alicia keys and others involved.

tidal will have no free version. subscriptions will be either 10 or 20 bucks a month depending on the quality of service you choose. the company behind the tesla electric car will unveil a major new product line, and it is not a car. tesla ceo elon musk tweeted the announcement and the date, april 30th. company watchers are guessing it will be home battery -- a home battery that can store solar energy and wean consumers from utility companies. tesla is already building the world's biggest battery factory in nevada. air travel is back to normal this morning after a computer glitch at jetblue caused long lines and delayed flights. the glitch prevented passengers from checking in at airport kiosks. instead, everybody had to go to the counter. jetblue suspended flights for a short time. that caused backups and, as you can imagine, a lot of customer complaints. well, mcdonald's, meanwhile, wants you to have it your way even if your way happens to be breakfast for dinner. they plan to test all day breakfast at their san diego restaurants. the menu will feature just some

of its breakfast sandwiches and the hash browns. the company says customers have been asking for this option for a long time, and mcdonald's says they just figured out how their restaurants, their small kitchens can handle both breakfast and dinner at the same time. >> just squeeze it in there. >> it's a little kitchen. when we come back, something new this morning. robin williams' daughter breaking her silence about the family fight over the late star's estate. and the new kid in town. who is the comedian from south africa taking over for jon stewart on "the daily show"? if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave all the legwork to us. switch your prescriptions to walgreens where you could save even more on medicare part d with copays as low as zero dollars.

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in washington state a large landslide endangering million dollar homes is growing. new video overnight, this landslide near puget sound has forced nearby residents to evacuate. the land started moving on friday and hasn't stopped. the city says it could keep moving for weeks. experts are trying to figure out what caused the landslide in the first place. a look at your morning road conditions now. very wet on 90 and 94 in the northwest. slippery roads across the northeast and new england. watch out across texas and across the south for the evening commute. and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new york, philadelphia and washington, d.c. well, a judge is asking robin williams' widow and children to settle that dispute over his personal items, to settle it out of court. meanwhile, the late actor's

daughter zelda is denying claims that she and her siblings took some of their dad's belongings from his home. in a tumblr post she said "my brothers and i have not at any point since dad's death been invited to or visited his and susan's house in tiburon, nor have we removed anything from it." a frightening video going viral. a rhino on the loose terrifying residents of a village in nepal. the rampage documented on social media, a 61-year-old woman was gored to death as the animal ran through the streets. rhinos are not normally aggressive, but obviously they can become unpredictable if they are spooked. well, subtle changes in ronald reagan's speech pattern may have been a telltale sign of early onset dementia long before he was diagnosed with alzheimer's. researchers at arizona state university analyzed reagan's news conferences during his two terms in the white house and compared those to those of

the first president bush. now, with reagan, who was 69 when he took office, they found an increased use of repetitive words and a decline in vocabulary. the research is aimed at developing early detection methods and treatments for alzheimer's before there is significant damage to the brain. and a sleep study from washington state university certainly sounds alarming. they looked at what's called exploding head syndrome. let me explain. it's a phenomenon which involves people being awakened by an inexplicable loud noise that actually never existed. the study says about 20% of us experience exploding head syndrome, which occurs when most of the brain's neurons shut down all at once suddenly instead of gradually. research says the ability to recognize the syndrome and not be afraid of it may actually make it better, but no word that it's actually harmful to you, just scares the heck out of you. >> sounds horrible. >> it does. well, now some basketball, the ncaa women's final four is set. so was geno auriemma and he got to his girls at halftime.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good tuesday morning at 4:28. thank you for starting your day with us. i am christian. >> i am eric thomas. >> it is the last day of march. >> going out lie a lion. it will be breezy today. it was mainly breezy along the coast and an the pay. a few clouds. no harm no foul, and ought to be an easy commute other than dealing with the freezes. can you see them kicking off on

the ferry building. low-to-mid 50s and mostly in the mid-50s at the coast to nearly 60 degrees in the afternoon. low-to-mid 60s around the bay and inland by noon and upper 60s to low 70s is where the breezes will be the fastest. >> and some folks are feeling it and we her them all night all night. >> and yesterday afternoon. it was breezy. the witnesses were shattering. it is not causing problems on the road but we have a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge with traffic moving nicely from hayward to foster city. moving over to the maze may the drive is convey it. fairly sparse. as you make the drive in and out of emeryville and a high wind advisory over the altamont pass so a word of warning figure that is high sided. >> leyla thank you. we have protecting news from pleasant hill. in the last 12 hours authorities

have found a 22-year-old deaf and blind man missing for the night. this is good news. they have located this map. francisco mali was reported missing at 11:15 and police launched the search. you can see him being put not ambulance. he was found 90 minutes ago safe and he will be reunited with his family. >> if you live in the east bay and your water smells and tastes fund there is an explanation, it has to do with the drought. we are at alameda to explain. >> good morning this has become such a problem that east bay mud has received hundreds of complaints in the past couple of days. customers say their water smells and tastessed if. >> according to bay area news group east bay mud changed how they pumped water from the reservoir in the sierra foothills and workers want to

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