making news in america this morning, more fallout in indiana after passing the religious freedom law. more companies and states reconsidering doing business there as lawmakers work to contain the controversy. plus, another state likely to pass the same law today. crumbling cliff. million dollar homes in harm's way after a landslide gets bigger and bigger with no signs of stopping. the new round of warnings and rush to get everything out. new overnight a fresh look at ronald reagan showing the onset of dementia likely started before he left the white house. the clever method researchers used to come up with the conclusion. epic roast. comedians, athletes and martha

stewart skewering justin bieber. the awkward moments and biggest laughs. good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm bazi kanani in for reena ninan ho is on assignment. >> i'm t.j. holmes. thanks for being with us. we tart with indiana's religious freedom act. more states, cities and businesses are now promising to boycott. >> 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 the 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 we're letting them think we're okay with what's going on and we're not okay with it. >> reporter: the indianapolis star newspaper's 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 hoe it does not allow discrimination. indiana governor mike pence writing in "the wall street journal" says the law is simply misunderstood. "rough the law has stirred a controversy and in recent days has been grossly misconstrued as a license to discriminate." an avalanche of criticism. connecticut joined washington state in banning taxpayer-funded travel to indiana. companies such as apple and an yi's list have voiced loud critiques and ncaa headquartered there 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 promised to sign it. like indiana, arkansas' law refuses 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 biggest spy agency. one shot to death, another injured when they tried to crash the gate at the nas in maryland. they had been involved in a robbery 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. secretary of state kerry said it will be a long day and a new

poll shows 59% of americans support lifting economic sanctions but only 37% are confident a deal would prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. meanwhile the iranian supported rebels in yemen are taking a pounding. air strikes destroyed a weapons storage facility controlled by the rebels. those air strikes have already neutralized the rebel-held air force. now the saudi collision has 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 suicide 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. a defense attorney for dzhokhar tsarnaev resumed their case at the boston marathon many

booing trial yesterday and pointed 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 with details about the death of 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. return now to the new details over hillary clinton's e-mails. documents obtained by the appreciated press show she 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 showed that at least on one occasion clinton accident 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 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 represent mr. ly ka of the chamber and has a copy of his office filled with memorabilia of his 47 years in office.

let's turn to 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, sun economy and mild in the southwest. stormy in the northwest. >> 40s in the northeast. 70s across the south. midwest and 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. rhino rampage. the wild video of the massive mammal terrorizing a city.

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 parters in a new on-line streaming service. they bought tidal and will be majority owned by the artist, rihanna, beyonce 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 tesla line will unveil a new product line. its ceo tweeted the announcement and date april 30th. company watchers are guessing it will be home battery. a home battery that can store energy and wean consumers from companies. air travel is back to normal of after a computer glitch at jetblue delayed flights. it prevented passengers from checking in at airport kiosks. instead everybody had to go to the counter. jetblue suspended flights for a north time. this caused backups and customer complaints. mcdonald's wants to you have it your way even if it happens to be breakfast for dinner. they plan to test all day breakfast at their san diego restaurants, menu will feature 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, small kitchens can handle both at the same time. >> just squeeze it in there. >> little kitchen. when we come back something new this morning. robin williams' daughter breaking her silence about the family fight over the late tar's estate. 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. at the corner of happy and healthy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ incredible! i've been claritin

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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. 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' will dough and children to settle the dispute out of court. >> zelda is denying claims that

they took some of his 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 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 analyzed his news conferences during his two territories at the white house and compared those to those of the first president bush. 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 treatment 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 phenomenal which involves people being awakened by an inexplicable loud noise that actually never existed. the study says 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. researchers say the ability to recognize the syndrome and not be afraid of it may make it better but no word 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. the tournament's four number one seeds are heading to tampa next weekend. >> highlights from our guys over at espn.

>> thanks for having us to give you a little supports report. we turn to neil now. >> turning. let's go to uconn, not uconn, woo he'll go to albany where uconn was playing. playing dayton and dayton was up at the half and everybody was going, oh my -- what's going on? so was gino auriemma and got had is girls. stewart, 16 rebounds. s that ary her day. colina made seven three, set a record. uconn for the record wins by 21 advances to its eighth consecutive final four. and everything is all right in new england. these people are taller professionals. andrew wiggins and the t'wolves taking on the jazz. these two are going at it. wiggins right in his face. and he's going to do it again. can't be happy about this, can he?

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this was his long awaited roast on comedy central last night. it was pretty good. >> almost as well as those other nights we were thinking about. there was plenty of raunchiness as well as you can imagine but since this is morning tv we'll keep it clean. >> have to. >> check it out. >> saline know gomez couldn't be here night. no, she couldn't. she couldn't. just because she didn't want to come. there's no reason. she just didn't -- salina got word there were rumors of justin dealing with kendall jenner and that shocked me. if you're going to deal with a jenner i thought it would be bruce. that's what i thought. but lately a lot of people have been pointing their fingers at you and those are just lesbian showing the barber how they want their hair cut. >> find yourself the right gal but she'll have to be someone on your level, powerful and famous and rich. i'm talking about a player in the boardroom and a freak in the bedroom. so justin my final piece of advice is call me. >> justin got a tattoo of jesus on his calf.

why you got to bring jesus in your mess? that man has suffered enough. >> you the only bill cosby accuser making money off -- >> i hate your music more than bill cosby hates my comedy. >> this kid as spunk. moxie and probably a few other s st st stds, okay. >> he took it all in stride and gave it back to them, as well. heck of a night for justin bieber. a great honor to be roasted. >> certainly. he definitely showed he had a good sense of humor and a little maturity in the way he handled that. >> good for you, justin. next up here the guy that will replace jon stewart on "the daily show" is this guy, 31-year-old trevor noah he's a comic from south africa. >> he's been a contributor on the show since last december. he has only made three appearances in his debut, he showed a dry sense of humor while discussing race in his country. >> at least we're getting better. we started from the bottom and

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>> ♪♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it's tuesday, march 31. as we say goodbye to the month we're tracking the chance of rain for parts of or area today. weather and traffic updates throughout morning. developing overnight convicted cop killer mumia abu jamal is in intensive care this morning. we're working to update his condition. mcdonald's wants to know if you want breakfast for dinner. details on the plan to serve up egg mcmuffins all day long. that's really what america needs. plus exclusive reaction from a woman who saw a brutal attack on septa. "action news" is up in two warming up in the midwest. milder in the southwest. wet in the northwest. and finally from us latin night on "dancing with the stars" turned up the heat on the dance floor as you can imagine. >> unfortunately one couple will not return.

kabc's george pennacchio talked with the stars and pros back backstage. >> charlotte and keo. >> reporter: charlotte mckinney is this season's second celebrity to go. she said she did her best. >> it's been a great launching to see my character that a lot of people haven't seen and i enjoyed this experience. >> reporter: with 34 out of 40 riker lynch and his partner allison holker tied for first place with nastia liukin and her partner, riker's cousin. >> it makes me feel great because he's king of "dancing with the stars." >> i saw him today. i was like you're getting too good. >> reporter: rumer willis and val chmerkovskiy had 33 points. >> we just had fun much that's what tonight was about for both of us. >> reporter: 14-year-old willow shields and mark ballas. they trained hard. >> drenched in sweat in the rehearsals. we don't have phones in there. i keep my phone on airplane.

>> reporter: in fifth place scoring 30 for their argentine tango, know what galloway and his partner sharna burgess. >> i feel anything is possible. >> pushing me creatively in a different direction because of him, you know in every sense of the word he's my muse. >> reporter: in sixth place. "shark" robert herjavec chris soules and suzanne somers. >> i was issing so much fun, oh god, i forgot that step. >> reporter: the bottom two slots, michael sam with 24 points and singer patti labelle with 22. expect an emotional night next monday when the ten remaining stars dance to their most memorable years. in hollywood, george pennacchio for abc news. >> not everyone here agrees with the outcome of that show. well, that's what's making news in america this morning. >> please stay with us. "good morning america" coming your way shortly. everybody, have yourself a good tuesday.

>> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> good tuesday morning to you. this video just in. fire damages a local store. investigators want to know is this the work of an arsonist. >> convicted cop killer mumia abu jamal is being treated in the hospital this morning. details just ahead in a live report. >> and let's take look at storm tracker 6 double scan live. we're tracking rain that could mess up your afternoon commute. good morning out there. it is 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday march 31. can you believe we're a quarter of the way through the year. >> flies day. >> matt o'donnell is off