. >> maryland state senator bill ferguson calls the video sick ening. he says the officer should be fired immediately. >>> erin andrews back in court today. the 37-year-old sports caster is suing her stalker barrett and the nashville marriott after he videotaped her naked in the hotel room and posted it online. during a brief cross- examination on tuesday, an attorney for the marriott argued that andrews income and her career had increased after the video was posted online. andrews says doing her job as a sports reporter became difficult after the video was posted. >>> the abortion debate returns to the supreme court as abc's lauren lister shows us, the justices are taking up the biggest case on the topic in nearly a century. >> reporter: pro choice protesters and pro life protesters joined by house speaker paul ryan. abortion case argued at the supreme court this morning. >> this was the most important abortion rights case to be

ferguson. just take a look at the wording of the bill.t "prohibits the state from imposing a penalty on a religious organization who acts in accordance with a sincere religious belief concerning same-sex marriage." "acts in accordance"? what exactly does that mean? i feel like the show-me state is hiding how they really feel about something. i mean, this language is so vague that hetero-donuts can not only refuse to bake donuts for gay weddings. it also means hetero-donuts can fire its gay baker because he just got engaged to the gay baker at homo-donuts. ( laughter ) why gay baker went to work at hetero-donuts in the first place, is beyond me. but the heart wants what it wants. as a black man, i can tell you these laws that purport to protect a threatened majority at the expense of a group that has just won its freedom is nothing new. there were a series of laws imposed on newly freed blacks after emancipation, now known as jim crow, not to be confused with series of a laws that forced blacks to listen to peter gabriel in the 80s called

ferguson city council will vote on the agreement tomorrow. >>> it is 5:14. meteorologist bill evans joins us now with the exclusive and warming accuweather forecast. >> trying to look down toward lower manhattan. our camera needs more light here. but here is the camera for times building, from the empire state building. on the upper west side it is a little quiet as we get going, across to jul yard and lincoln center looking at a pretty morning. it is a chilly. you need your warm gear for the morning commute. 39 degrees. humidity 5, 5%. the winds are southwest. pressure falling a little bit 40. very nice numbers here. 74 is the record high, pointing out the record high because we'll see one this week. two. monticello. 25 here, 37 around bridge port. really nice start to the day normal. southwest wind coming in. a little bit of a windchill. you can knock a few degrees off of the temperature. long island 32, and 32 around bridge port. today we'll be looking the clear skies to start and a few clouds will come across today. really, you have the ridge of high pressure here that wil

bill that would remove the flags. it is just one of several options. the governor said he supports removing the confederate flag from the plates. >>> city leaders in ferguson, missouri will look at a deal to overhaul the city's police and court systems. the agreement could end a costly lawsuit from the justice department in washington. this stems from an investigation following the shooting of michael brown, a black teen shot by a white police officer. officers routinely violated -- city council will reconsider the agreement they rejected one month ago. >>> a parking attendant who says a duke university vice president used a racial slur toward her more than a year ago fired a civil lawsuit. he admits that he had shelvia underwood after she stepped in front of his car in 2014 but he slurs. duke university is also named but is not commenting. underwood's attorney spoke with us about his client's case. >> this is a case that we believe to be protecting the elite. it simply boils down to ms. underwood trying to seek some type of redress for the conduct >> underwood's attorney says they are not asking for specific amount of money and compensation but are prepar

choosing bill clinton for the white house. [ overlapping chatter ] >> the big question today, might the same forces be at work in 2016? with recent crises including the trayvon martin shooting, ferguson falling and eric garner killed on camera. >> i can't breathe! >> where it's getting less traction is in the presidential conversation and that's where we would like to see it more intensified. >> luis gutierrez works six days a week to get out the latino vote. today at a puerto rican restaurant in orlando. >> i think the things that happen to people are going to affect the elections. >> black people and latinos and all of that stuff, yeah, that's always a conversation subject. >> in another swing state, nevada, this woman registers voters for asian-american groups. police brutality concerns not a common topic she hears about. new republican lar sell mckee registered after skipping 2012. >> i want to get into ferguson and the stuff that happened in the past with racism. i think everybody is fair. >> people need too open their eyes and see the big picture here. >> this is very much at the top of their agenda. we've done a number of research and polls on this and it still ranks always in

bill clinton for the white house. the big question today, might the same forces be at work in 2016? recent crises including eric gardner kill on campus in the ferguson shooting. >> where we have less traction is any presidential conversation . and that is where we would like to see it more intensified. >> luis gutierrez hears about the topics and he works six days a week to get out the vote for the latino american group. today at a puerto rican restaurant in orlando. >> i think things happen to people. [indiscernible] that is always a conversation subject. >> in another swing state of registers voters and police brutality is not a common topic she cares about. the republican registered after skipping 2012. >> the stuff that happened in the past. >> people need to open their e yes and see the big picture. >> this is at the top of their agenda and we have done a number of research and polls and is still ranked in the top three. >> 26 rob luis is registering 14 each day if he makes his goal. each registration slip is like gold to her. reaches 20 each day. regardless of party, they know it is these new voters -- they are the ones who will decide if plac

bill clinton for the white house. >> he said i didn't know i was the candidate. >> might of the same forces be at work in 2016? with recent prices including the trayvon martin shooting, ferguson falling come and eric garner killed on camera. >> we are getting less traction in the presidential conversation. and that's where we would like to see it more intensified. >> luis gutierrez hears about the topic. he works six days a week to get up to vote for latino american groups and clr. today at a pork toledo restaurant in atlanta -- by puerto rican restaurant. >> black people and latinos and all of that stuff, that's always a conversation got subject. >> and another swing state of nevada, police brutality concerns not a common topic she has about. >> new republican registered after skipping 2012. >> i want to get into like ferguson, stuff that happened in the past that racism. >> people need to open their eyes and see the big picture. >> this is very much at the top of their agenda and we've done a number of research and polls on this come and it still ranks always in the top three. >> the top three of new voters is registering 14 each day. each registration is like gold to whoev