calls for a boycott against the city have prompted republican indianapolis mayor greg ballard to speak out against the law. he he's promoting the hash tag indy welcomes all. >> 40 years of history as one of the most hospitable communities in america should not be placed in jeopardy with this act. this isn't about politics. this is not about p.r. this is about doing what's right. >> ballard signed an executive order that anyone receiving city funds must abide by its human rights ordinance. a number of stores also looking to distance themselves from the law. many stores tweeting out pictures of signs and stickers at their establishments letting customers know they will serve everyone. >> florida republican senator and likely presidential candidate marco rubio supporting the indiana law saying the law is necessary to stop the government from forcing business own oars to vital their religious views. he also acknowledged the legislation has sparked a difficult debate. rubio is expected to announce his bid for the white house next month. >> this fight moves to arkansas. lawmakers could appro

can find ballard on the web when he went down there to see this. we talked about your book, "the devil in the white city," and the other one, what kind of different experience was this? compared to those two? erik: the research journey was amazing and so much fun and interesting. it will probably never be equaled. but, much more fun for this was just the sheer delight in structuring the narrative because i had all this terrific stuff that would let me tell this story in a way that i was not able to tell other stories before. it was so -- fun is not the word -- exhilarating, compelling. brian: i won't give it away, but if you read the book you can read about what happened to captain turner and captain schweiger. our guest has been erik larson. the book is called "dead wake". we thank you very much for coming on. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments, visit q&a.org. programs are also available as c-s

but the pattern stopped with his eighth victim. 40-year-old diane ballard, who also survived the shootingrus, the same sign as an earlier victim. zodiac also took credit for shooting a ninth man in highland park although police couldn't confirm the shooting took place. although the zodiac bragged the police would never catch him, with this letter he made a mistake. he licked the envelope flap and left enough saliva for dna testing. police now had the dna profile of the zodiac killer. the letter also included another clue. >> i knew it was a code. it was a nine towers because there were nine victims. and i wrote down all the different symbols. and i think i had 23. very close to an alphabet. and then i did something called a frequency count. which is, you write down how many times each letter is used. because, for example, e is the most commonly used letter in the alphabet. >> kieran crowley's father-in-law had been a code-breaker in world war ii. together they discovered the alphabet was based on a maritime system of international flags and pendants. and with this discovery, they were abl

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mayor greg ballard issued executive order saying anyone who receives money from city government must abide by human rights ordinance exploratorium state today said university funds can no longer be used for travel to indiana exploratorium supervisor plans to cull for review of all city contract with company headquartered there. >> it appears florida senator rubio is about to announce the candidacy for president. republican senator sent out this tweet saying he's making a huge announcement on monday april 13. rubio advisor says nothing has been nailed down for any kind of announcement. republican senator paul is expected to make things official april 7. democrat contract hillary clinton expected to make her campaign announcement in april as well. >> men time progressive in the country may have someone to cheer on soon in race for president. vermont senator sanders in the abc 7 news room today for interview with fusion hispanic oriented network par of the abc family. officially he's in the a candidate. yet. the. >> but what i would be doing is wage waging a campaign which speaks to the

. >> reporter: mayor ballard a republican called for the act to be repealed or to add protections for gender identity under the law. >> there's been shameless rhetoric about my state and about this law and about its intention all over the internet. people are trying to make it about one particular issue. >> reporter: and two more bay area based companies are joining the course of opposition both gap and levi's strauss issuing this statement saying the law is bad. the law is not only damaging the state reputation but it can hurt the business climate. i asked did you lose any business out of this and he said no not yet. but frankly it's something i'm concerned about. >> a lot of fall out very fast. heather holmes, thank you. >>> there's a lot of questions following a deadly shooting at the head of the nsa. a driver failed to stop at a security gate and instead spread up crashing into a police car. officers opened fire. there were two men inside that suv. one man died at the scene and the second was wounded. investigators say the men were wearing wigs and the car had been stolen. the inv

. >> i want to bring in mayor greg ballard of indianapolis. he says the religious freedom law sends the wrong signal. as i understand you put out a declaration of non-discrimination today. why did you feel the need to do that mayor? >> i did that this afternoon and i talked about how we feel in the city of indianapolis. because people in indianapolis are protected by our human rights ordinances for quite a while. we've always been a welcoming and open city and we want to send the message that that's going to happen this weekend also. >> that's a big event. not only in this country, but in the world. do you think this law has embarrassed indianapolis in any way? >> i think it has affected us in a negative light. no question. the state legislature has to get it right and they have to get it right soon because what i said today is generally the feeling in indianapolis. some may disagree but generally speaking there's a reason that conventions come to us all the time and sports events come to us all the time. there's a reason for that. it's becaus

greg ballards, who is a republican he is screaming like crazy. mike pence is going to back down. >> the culture of the nfl is they have the best attorneys around. when they say they're studying the law, i take that as they already know the law, but they're running up the flag pole so everybody knows that they're not going to approve of this down the road so they're not going to get too heavy-handed because they don't want that bad pr being heavy-handed, but they know what the law is when they say they're studying it. >> they're serious. we've seen a precedent for that. just kind of a quick putting this into perspective, indiana back in the 1920s got a reputation for being the most northern southern state in the union. to date the largest clan rally in the world took place near indianapolis. it took until the 1970s to erase that image. the guy who built the stadium built the mall and airport. people are not going to allow this one governor to take indiana back into the 18th century. >> here's a clip. >> people don't know this has been federal law

that's greg ballard, mayor of indianapolis. joins us now. thank you very much for joining us.the city now. let's start with the obvious. do you believe that this bill was designed to allow religious people to discriminate and/or avoid people they don't like like the lgbt community? >> i don't think the people who voted on it understood the ramifications of it. they were warned ahead of time what could happen obviously. when you combined this law, which by itself looks innocuous, but you coincide that with the lack of special protection for sexual orientation, then we have what we have at this point in time. >> it's not in the bill. you don't see anything about the lgbt community in the bill. the supporters say that's not what it's about. what do you know about the birthing and the debating of the bill that, to you, reveals the truth of it? >> well again, if you take the bill by itself again it looks okay-ohment okay. you have to combine it with the other code in the law. that's the important points of this and where all this comes. indianapolis has their own human rights ordin

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