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let me go to george stephanopoulos.illary said to him, yelled at him, belittled him, said you never believed in us you never stood by us we were alone in new hampshire, and she jumped down my throat. george stephanopoulos said that. >> the difference is sean i don't think anyone thinks she's a shrinking violet. she wants you to bring up the lamp throwing story. why? why was she throwing the lamp because of a man, because a man cheated on her. so every woman should identify with hillary clinton throwing that lamp. there is a double standard. and it is just the way that it is. look, rand paul i have to say, the shushing of kelly evans, i didn't love it i didn't. telling a woman to calm down, it wasn't the greatest of tv. now that we have him doing that to savannah guthrie, it is a prime example where the media will say he has an issue with women. >> savannah guthrie asked these questions about direct quotes of hillary having a vicious temper, ask it savannah. >> hold on a second. but being fair i don't think savannah's qu

the host is george stephanopoulos, otherwise that would be a stupid name for a show if your host wasn'tght to the top story. the lawless, destructive riots shaking our nation, oh no it's not the kentucky fans, no, that's the michigan fans after winning, no i am sorry that's the pumpkinfest value gone awry, come on, that was a good kids, good kids blowing off steam with good-natured arson, let's call it urban violence we are looking for. >> a night of lawlessness over the death of freddie fray. >> the national guard is on the scene trying to restore peace as we said all public schools are closed today. >> >> jon: but -- ah, -- (bleep). you know what? i am sorry, kids

have you a strategy in place, george stephanopoulos then sean hannity afterwards. tell me a little about how you're rolling out interviews here. >> this is assuming marco rubio is running for president. >> let's go ahead and assume. >> other candidates will have more money but he'll have the best message in the race assuming he does announce he's running tomorrow. he's going to have the best message in the race. he's going to offer new ideas for new challenges facing us in 2016. we're facing very different challenges than we were. he has new ideas how to solve them. he wants to talk about them with as many people as possible. we're going to be interviews but over the course of the campaign assuming he moves forward tomorrow afternoon. we'll do as many interviews as we can. yeah we're talking to george stephanopoulos for "gma" interview that will air tuesday morning. he's talking to sean hannity, talking to npr on tuesday. we're going to talk to as many media as we can over the course of the week and months to come. >> why hannity? we see ted cruz and rand paul give

archbishop will be discussing the world meeting on this week with george stephanopoulos. >>> boston marathon>> reporter: this week the people of boston are one step closer to a court decision in the boston marathon bombings with closing arguments scheduled to begin tomorrow. the prosecution spent 15 days detailing the attack to jurors using the never seen before video like this soggy the brothers launching -- showing the brothers launching the plans. he walks away moments before it detonates. this surveillance video shows how it came apart by the terrorists. he was hijacked and watched to where he was being held at gunpoint. he ran across street where he begged to call 911 to the dispatchers. >> the defense team took a shorter approach in 6 hours they set out to approve dzhokhar tsarnaev was a puppet controlled by his brother. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev was following his brother as posed to being a jihadist. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev pleaded not guilty the defense team looks to build sympathy for the young alleged terrorist in the hopes of sparing him the death penalty. >> a 15-year-old boy i

george stephanopoulos, we really appreciate it. i apologize for the trump hair thing, and a reminder george has a big show this morning. don't miss his interview with peter schweizer, author of the controversial new book "clinton cash" and george wants to know what questions you might have. you can tweet him @gstephanopoulos with your >> he's always superbly coifed, george, that is, if he can still hear us. rob marciano is at the happiest place on earth, disney world in orlando, florida. od morning, rob. good morning, paula. , dan. u recognize these guys, here at disney d wftv our powerhouse station orlando are ming on the air "gma" sundays ring now and i stopped by sterday to see my old friend m terry. w that abc is really focusing weather we truly have a rtnership now more than ever. absolutely, local affiliates ether through apps or whatever is to just get the word out at the weather is coming. "gma" on the air sunday rning on channel 9 eyewitness news with chief tom terry. >> severe weather coverage you can count on. >> tom is t

the different between the old version and new version -- >> how about when george stephanopoulos andhere was a need and the governor said that's not on my agenda, why didn't he take a chance then, why didn't the legislature take the chance so there's no confusion, this could be about caterers or churches or weddings, you guys look like lovers, i'm not serving you. >> there's no doubt that the messages was terribly handled and so was the overreaction on the other side. >> i think they were very clearly heard. they didn't want to protect gay rights. >> the messaging wasn't mishandled, the law was mishandled. the problem was two-fold. one, it applied to private business and, two, it provided a shield from civil rights litigation. so if my partner and i were to walk into an indiana shop and be refused showers, say, and then we get mad, we go and sue, we wouldn't be able to have a suit because they could claim a religion exemption. >> when was the last time that happened? that has never happened. >> it matters it if it can happen and if it creates the opportunity for it to happen. let's n

george stephanopoulos, we really appreciate it. i apologize for the trump hair thing, and a reminder george has a big show this morning. don't miss his interview with peter schweizer, author of the controversial new book "clinton cash" and george wants to know what questions you might have. you can tweet him @gstephanopoulos with your we're celebrating all things new at disney wftv our power house station in orlando. they are coming on the air "g.m.a." sunday are airing now. i stopped by to see my old friend. >> abc is focusing on whether we have a partnership. >> local affiliates and get the apps out. severe weather coverage you can count on. tom is the man i've known him for 20 years else the man everybody watches tom for weather, right the entire channel 9 eyewitness news team they would rock it. we've the threat for severe thunderstorms. we spiked it back to dallas and northern oklahoma city. showers a little bit across the northeast, mountain snow and maybe a threat for severe weather across the i-10 corridor tomorrow. that's w

george stephanopoulos visits senator rubio today for app exclusive interview. >>> then there's senator bernie sanders. the vermont independent will decide by the end of the month whether he will run for the white house, too. he's called a democratic socialist. he's been drawing big crowds speaking out on wealth inequality and climate change and using that influence to push hillary clinton to speak out on those issues too. >>> federal and state investigators look into the fatal police shooting of walter scott, mourners go to the spot where he was gunned down. reverend al sharpton attended a vigil with to north charleston mayor and police chief. commending the men for taking swift action against the police officer involved. pierre thomas looks at why these fatal encounters are happening so often. >> the fbi launched an investigation that will dissect every aspect of the killing of walter scott frame by frame. but the critical question they must resolve is why. why did the officer fire those shots in scott's back? did he have a legitimate reason to fear for his safety or others? why did t

george stephanopoulos, we really appreciate it. i apologize for the trump hair thing, and a reminder, george has a big show this morning. don't miss his interview with peter schweizer, author of the controversial new book "clinton cash" and george wants to know what questions you might have. you can tweet him @gstephanopoulos with your questions. >> he's always superbly coifed, george, that is, if he can still hear us. we do want to turn it over to rob marsan flow who is not here in the studio. that is because he is the at happiest place on earth, disney world in orlando, florida. good morning, rob. >> good morning, paula. hi, dan. you recognize these guys, mickey, yeah, minnie. goofy, donald and our friends here. we are below cinderella's castle celebrating all new things here at disney and wftv our powerhouse station in orlando are coming on the air "gma" sundays airing now and i stopped by yesterday to see my old friend tom terry. now that abc is really focusing on weather we truly have a partnership now more than ever. >> absolu

george stephanopoulos has an exclusive interview coming up on "good morning america."anwhile, control room, can we queue the hillary music. ♪ where in the world is hillary clinton ♪ thank you for that. her road trip passed through toledo, ohio on monday. she stopped for lunch at chipotle where she went unrecognized. the manager didn't know untila reporter asked him to check the cameras. clinton holds her first campaign event today in iowa. >> wow, maybe she'll be wearing a where's waldo outfit. a sleepy worker forced an alaska airlines jet to make an emergency return to a seattle airport. the man was trapped in the cargo hold of the aircraft after it took off for los angeles. the pilot heard banging and screaming coming from the hold and declared an emergency. after the plane landed in seattle, the worker admitted that he had fallen asleep in the hold. he is now okay. >>> the french government has released new video of the recovery effort at the germanwings crash site. you can see that the crews have made great progress in removing debris which had been strewn all acro

george stephanopoulos himself. she just jumped down my throat and basically said you never believed in us, you never stood for us we were all alone in new hampshire and it was fierce and chilling. and i was kind of stunned. it was the most hurtful thing i thought she could say especially in front of all of my colleagues at the time. so much has been made this week about rand paul, prickly and interviews with savannah guthrie. >> right. >> this sounds like an angry woman. >> it is an angry woman. and recently when she heard about the jeffrey epstein matter, the orgy island she went barrelling into bill clinton's office in chappaqua, took her hand and cleaned off his desk wiping off everything including his sculptures, furious at him. practically killed him. i mean, she has this terrible anger. >> you know her. >> i do know her. >> she's a mediocre politician, let's be honest. she doesn't have the skills -- the political skills that bill clinton has. >> sure. >> what about this temper? how bad is it? >> i'll put it i

from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>> good morning. a generation away from her family's first white house bid, hillary clinton kicks off her second run for president today. it will look and feel a little different from last time out. but has she learned the right lessons? can democrats hold the white house for a third term? how will the gop take her on? our clinton correspondent, cecilia vega starts us off. from brooklyn where team hillary is based. good morning to you, cecelia. >> reporter: good morning to you. a beautiful morning in brooklyn. the campaign is already in full swing mode. let me tell you about what this announcement is going to look like today. these big political rallies, you're not going to see. not the balloons or the signs of supporters today. you'll see an announcement on social media, probably on twitter. there will be a video she has already filmed. after that announcement, she'll head to iowa, where we understand she'll be meeting with voters. but they are going to be small meetings. one-on-one sessions. these p

we'll hear much more from the pilot doug hughes in an interview with george stephanopoulos later on "good morning america." >> now to the tragedy at sea. hundreds of migrants believed to have died off libya when their ship overturned en route to italy, it overturned in the mediterranean. one survivor says there may have been 950 people on board including some who had been locked in the hold by smugglers. the italian prime minister is calling for a european council meeting to address the crisis of migrants fleeing syria and north africa for europe. >> it is a somber day of reflection for many along the gulf coast. five years ago, the deepwater horizon oil rig exploded killing 11 workers and triggering the worst offshore oil spill in u.s. history. it would take three months for crews to finally to cap the leak. much of the gulf has recovered but scientists say residual effects are still here. >> you see tar balls that are washing up. what it points to is the fact that oil is still in the system. just because we can't always see it everywhere we go, it's still out there. >> two studies f

mark: martin o'malley did not do his reenactment of the performance with george stephanopoulos when askedbout hillary clinton. he stayed positive. that is some good news for her that he did not smell blood, at least today. all right, john, when is a front runner not a front runner? there is a new poll that shows jeb bush is no longer ahead in new hampshire. he is basically tied with scott walker. in republican circles, murmurs are being murmured about bush's apparent flaws and there are many. if jeb bush is in a barrel of semi-crisis, what are the elements of that? john: one is what we pointed to for a long time. he has fund-raising strength above all. there is almost nothing else that he really has. his poll numbers are fine but not great. there is no clear state he can win and there are many in the republican party that are saying they like him fine, but they want a new generation of leadership to take on hillary clinton. those words are getting louder and louder all the time. mark: he is a paper tiger in the view of many. the excitement over marco rubio in florida and around the countr

. >>> much more from the pilot doug hughes in an exclusive one-on-one interview with george stephanopoulos that's later on "good morning america." >>> a new book about foreign donations to the clinton foundation the book clinton cash alleges that's why clinton's state department treated some countries better than others. high speaking for bill clinton were in the speak. it's already a hot campaign topic. a spokesman for hillary clinton called it "partisan fueled fiction." clinton said that he's proud of his wife since she declared her candidacy a week ago. she'll be campaigning today and tomorrow in new hampshire. >>> a day of reflection for millions living along the gulf coast, five years ago that the deepwater horizon oil rig exploded killing 11 workers. much of the gulf has recovered. but scientists say they found a marine blizzard seven times the size of new orleans on the ocean floor, that blizzard made of mucus oil residue and plankton threatens other marine. >>> the 119th running of the boston marathon about 30,000 participants hope to cross that famous finish line many of them load

immigrants making his big announcement in miami, just moments after sitten down with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> i think this country needs to decide what kind of country do we want to be. >> reporter: wasting no time blasting hillary clinton, referring to clinton as wed. on the democrats' side for now, hillary clinton is the only announced candidate. >> i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. >> reporter: she kicked off her campaign with this video. the focus? not on her. but on people she calls every day americans. she went unrecognized in dark sun glasses inside this chipotle in ohio. so far, four candidates are in. analysts say, expect more. the game plan is set. >> barack obama in one corner hillary clinton in the other. that's who the republicans are positioning against for the better part of the next year. >> reporter: as for clinton, she arrived in iowa late last night. today, she'll meet with small groups of voters. the everyday americans she says her campaign is all about. >>> another story we're following this morning, the charges fired against a volunteer reserve deputy after a c

. >> governor brown will be talking about the drought on this week with george stephanopoulos. >> the parents of audrey pott settled their lawsuit against two teens who sexual assaulted their daughter at a party. she later killed herself. she committed suicide after taking -- after pictures taken after the assault were shared among students. the two teenagers agreed to pay $950,000 to her parents. the pair apologized, agreed to appear in a documentary and give ten public presentations about their actions. >> i think it sends a message effectively. talking about making rounds at schools, talking about what they did. trying to educate about what happened. and to prevent it from happening again. i can't imagine a better way to send a message. >> her family settled with the family of a third boy involved for $600,000. >> police chief says he'll ask the police commission to terminate seven officers for sending, or responding to racist text messages he'll ask them to look into actions of six other officers as well. wayne? >> good evening larry. the public defender calls it a step in the rig

. >> reporter: good afternoon sarah, in an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos doug hughes said he tried to tell authorities what he was going to do. he wasn't worried about getting shot down, but he was worried about sticking his landing. doug hughes insists he was never a security threat. >> i'm a mailman i was going to bring the mail. i don't think the government is going to shoot a 61-year-old mailman in a flying bike. >> reporter: this is footage of the flight taken from his prospective. he flew 80 miles per hour from maryland into washington d.c., just 150 feet up in the air. you can see washington, d.c. in the distance below as he makes his approach. he said he used landmarks as guides. >> at the time that i was flying up the capitol mall it was a huge thrill, i wasn't worried about getting shot down, i was worried about my flying and i was getting focused on making my landing. >> reporter: his 11-year-old daughter said she was standing by him. >> i was down right proud. he is a patriot. >> reporter: hughes could get four years in prison. he said it's up to the ameri

rubio sat down with george stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview to talk about his white house runn "good morning america" after "action news" at 7:00 a.m. >> a lot of news you didn't see last night. california rescue screws scrambling to get a mountain lion out of the basement of a home. >> when it comes to ways to helping yourself falling asleep counting sleep is out. ed sheeran is in. >> storm tracker six has been showing us that we do have showers coming in from the west so if you're dressing the kids umbrellas probably not a bad idea in the morning. this afternoon if you're in south jersey and delaware you might still need the umbrella. i'll show you this on future tracker six and give you the rest of the seven day. it's coming up. >> some of us are going to get wet very soon. >> looks that way. storm tracker six live double scan right now shows you showers out to the west of philadelphia and if we go in tighter we are already getting rain in lancaster in reading. it's pretty light and spotty rain at this point. oxford and the southern western corner of chester county picking

immigrants, making his big announcement in miami, just moments after sitting down with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> i think this country is at a generational moment where it needs to decide, not what party it wants in charge but what kind of country are we going to want to be? >> reporter: wasting no time blasting hillary clinton, referring to clinton as yesterday. on the democrats' side for now, hillary clinton is the only announced candidate. and a heavy favorite. but says she is not taking anything for granted. >> i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. >> reporter: clinton kicked off her campaign with this video. the focus? not on her. but on people she calls everyday americans. and with a road trip to iowa. along the way, keeping a low profile. she went unrecognized in dark sunglasses inside this chipotle in ohio. so far, four candidates are in. analysts say, expect more. but the game plan is set. >> barack obama in one corner, hillary clinton in the other. that's who the republicans are going to be positioning against for the better part of the next year. >> reporter: as for clinton, she

and moments before his big announcement senator rubio sitting down exclusive with george stephanopoulos who talked about running against jeb bush. >> jeb is my friend. i have tremendous admiration for him. >> hard to be friends when you are running against him. >> i am not running against jeb bush. we are competing for the same job. >> you talked in the senate you would ask yourself what would jeb do. >> if you ask yourself that what would jeb do? >> and i think that jeb bush continues to be a model in terms of how you approach public policy. i believe it should be about policy and big ideas. but we have reached a moment in the he's. >> referee: of the country where it believe that it needs a remember party that is new vibrant, has an agenda for the future. >> george is with us now. senator rubio says he is friends with jeb bush. but he is up against a pretty established names here announcing hours after hillary clinton. bottom line what is he really up against here? >> he is up against dpam. there is no question about that. he is up against fortune. both the candidates are going to hav

that governor mike pence was really unable to do on sunday, last week, when he was asked by george stephanopoulosbout this. i'm wondering what your sessio assessment is of governmor pences reaction. tony: this is an accommodation. it is not automatic. yes, they are particular cases. if you look at cases like a grandmother in washington state very similar situation she is a floors. she had a long time customer who was gay, would talk to him when he came at the store, that he was getting married and he wanted her to do the foil arrangements. she said i'm sorry, i can do that, if violates my face. the state of washington got involved, suing her. she may lose her business, and not just her business, but her home as well. rfra simply allows for an accommodation of people. it could be a bigger who is owned by someone who is gay and if a church comes then, or someone associated with religion wanted a scripture put onto a cake that said something about homosexuality and the baker didn't want to do it, they should have the right not to do it. government should not be a party forcing people to engage in ac

. >> governor brown will be talking about the drought on this week with george stephanopoulos. >> the parents of audrey pott settled their lawsuit against two teens who sexual assaulted their daughter at a party. she later killed herself. she committed suicide after taking -- after pictures taken after the assault were shared among students. the two teenagers agreed to pay $950,000 to her parents. the pair apologized, agreed to appear in a documentary and give ten public presentations about their actions. >> i think it sends a message effectively. talking about making rounds at schools, talking about what they did. trying to educate about what happened. and to prevent it from happening again. i can't imagine a better way to send a message. >> her family settled with the family of a third boy involved for $600,000. >> police chief says he'll ask the police commission to terminate seven officers for sending, or responding to racist text messages he'll ask them to look into actions of six other officers as well. wayne? >> good evening larry. the public defender calls it a step in the rig

george stephanopoulos visits senator rubio at his home tomorrow for an exclusive interview. >>> in south carolina mourners and protesters came together one day after walter scott was laid to rest. his family comforting themselves knowing that his death may bring about change. and encourage more police departments to equip officers with blood cameras. kendis gibson with more. >> reporter: tonight, a vigil at the very spot where walter scott was gunned down. >> we come to stand on this spot to press our feet into the ground where he was. >> reporter: the gathering capping a day of prayer and pro tests in north charleston. the embattled police chief telling me the entire week has been difficult. this has to be tough. >> it's been rough for everyone. >> reporter: scott's shooting death by officer michael slager, triggering a firestorm over police use of deadly force. analysis of thousands of police involved fatal shootings over the last decade shows only 54 officers were charged. recent non lethal encounters also increasing alarm nationwide. >> suspect being tased. >> reporter: in california

the star telling our george stephanopoulos even she was surprised. >> i was stunned that the discussion broadened, and that doctors were telling me how it helped the issue and more women were getting tested. >> reporter: also today, a true breakthrough in how doctors interpret test results. a new database comparing samples from women all over the world. >> we now have a tsunami of new data that can be harnessed in a really positive way, by combining these data globally we can improve the accuracy of genetic testing. >> reporter: meaning like angelina jolie, more women will now learn whether they face a heightened risk of breast and ovarians scancer. >> a lot of women wondering if they should be tested. >> reporter: that's right. and doctors say, we spoke to anyway expressed some concern. that women may go out, get this test, get inconclusive results and get worried. but this is great news tonight, david, for women who are at high risk who have a family history of early breast cancer. getting tested is now so much more affordable. >> if you get the inconclusive result see the doctor. >>

. >>> governor brown will be talking about the drought on this week with george stephanopoulos. you can catch this show sunday at 8:00 a.m. here on abc 7 right after the abc 7 sunday morning news. >>> rain is heading to the bay area this weekend. alleluia. sandy is here with that. >> hi larry. about time and our live doppler hd will be tracking not one, but two systems. let me show you live doppler 7 hd right now. it is going to look very different than what you're seeing now which is clear skies because our first system comes in as we head towards easter sunday. computer animation saturday night, just some clouds. sunday morning, those showers begin around 6:00 a.m. heading to sunrise services carry those umbrellas now for those early morning easter egg hunts. widely scattered showers across the region. although they're going to be light and then the showers start to shift on to the east as we head towards the afternoon hours. second storm follows. i'll be back with a detailed look at the timing in just a few minutes. larry? >> thank you. >>> a judge orders california to pay fo

"gma's" george stephanopoulos visited senator rubio today for an exclusive interview. >>> now to that historic weekend meeting between president obama and cuban president raul castro the two leaders shaking hands at a summit in panama ending decades of tension between the countries. cuba is waiting to be taken off the u.s. terror list and in an exclusive interview cuba's foreign minister pressed mr. obama to bypass congress and use executive action. >> it wasn't fair. it wasn't justifiable and i'm confident that president obama will take the right and just decision. >> the president is expected to announce this week whether cuba will be taken off that list. >>> well, now to the growing crisis in yemen. some americans now find themselves stranded there including a 24-year-old pregnant woman who's a native of new york. she's been trying for weeks to get out and the u.s. is reportedly becoming more deeply involved in the saudi-led campaign against the rebels. this morning "wall street journal" reports that the u.s. is vetting military targets and searching for arms being shipped from ira

george stephanopoulos sat down with rubio shortly after his announcement,y and you can see that exclusive interview coming up next on "gma." >> david that rain system moving pretty quick from the west. >> yeah, coming into the western suburbs right now, matt. storm tracker six live double scan right now shows it to you. if we go in closer you can see areas around coatesville oxford western chester county getting the light rain. pottstown also being overtaken by that and in reading you're starting to get slightly steadier stuff with that slightly darker shade of green moving in. this isn't an inundating rainfall right now but it is moving toward the east and you know what, before we leave this picture i want to go ahead and leave you with a wide view and we'll get a look at what's happening farther to the north and south. looks like we've got that southern and really about the southern two-thirds of new castle county beginning to get damp and salem county will be picking it up before too much longer as well. just a little scattered sprinkle or drizzle in cape may county. everybody else dry

something that governor mike pence was unable to do on sunday last week when he was asked by george stephanopoulos about this. i'm wondering what your assessment and response is to this outcry. was there something that he could have done better? tony: this is an accommodation. it is to allow someone to make a defense. it is not automatic. yes, they are particular cases. if you look at cases like a grandmother in washington state, but very similar situation, she is a florist. she had a long time customer who was gay, would talk to him when he would come into the store but he was getting married and he wanted her to do the floor -- floral arrangements. she said, i'm sorry, i can do that, it violates my faith. the state of washington got involved, suing her. she may lose her business, and not just her business, but her home as well. rfra simply allows for an accommodation of people. let's talk about who been a that's from it. -- who benefits from it. it cut both ways. it could be a baker who is owned by someone who is gay and if a church comes then, or someone associated with religion wanted a script

here is an exchange with schweizer, the author, and george stephanopoulos over the weekend.ased on what? based on what? >> based on her -- >> do you have any evidence that she actually intervened in this issue? >> no. we don't have direct evidence. martha: so they're very congratulator this morning joe. do you think this is behind them? >> no. i don't i think the i do think his admissions that he didn't have any evidence and also that, that maybe she could have stopped this, the russian deal just makes didn't make much sense. so i do think they gained some ground but, look, i think part of the whole problem here is that there were eight other government agencies and a utah regulator that approved this who bribed them? who bribed the utah regulator? that didn't happen. this is about appearances. and it doesn't, yes there are things thatting look bad and definitely there are mistakes that were made in the foundation said that. martha: i hear you. you know, the state department is one of the essential agencies that made that decision. she was against these kinds of deals before

determined to defend his state's new religious freedom law when he appeared this week and george stephanopoulosking again and again does this law allow discrimination against gays. here's what happens. >> is advanced america right when they say a florist in indiana can refuse to serve a gay couple without fear of punishment. >> the purpose of this bill is to empower and has been for more than 20 years. the government overreached. >> your supporters say it would. yes or no. if a florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george this is where this debate has gone with miss information and -- >> it's just a question, sir yes or no. >> there's been shameless rhetoric about my state and the law and its intention all over the internet. some of the media coverage of this has been shameless and reckless. >> final yes or no question governor. do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george. >> it's a yes or no yes. >> hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. >> what do you think, george?

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will discuss the -- arch bishop will discuss the world meeting of families this week with george stephanopoulos. >>> turning to a heartbreaking sight in pennsauken. kenneth moten has more on the family a's struggle and the community rallying behind them. >> reporter: it was a raging house fire. >> we came outside and there was clouds of black smoke. >> reporter: flames shot out of the home at union avenue and stowe road as dozens of firefighters battle the the inferno. >> i smelled it was so strong i thought it was in my home. >> reporter: investigators say the fire sparked in the yard of the home around 3:30 p.m. the fire station was a block away but the strong winds carried the flames to the house. >> compromises our hellos stream, you saw early on some of the exterior hose lines were fighting the wind along with the fire itself. >> reporter: the family who lives here was away, but uninjured, they will make it made it back for a moment they will never forget. unlike this time this house survived another fire in 2006. the home belongs to the mother of a firefighter who lives across the street