. >> governor breuer has a few days to decide whether to pass a bill allowing business owners to deny service to gay customers based on religious grounds. governor breuer is basing pressure at home and outside arizona. >> the opposition has been loud at the state capitol where protesters say the legislature made the state look bad. >> this bill is out of step with the people of arizona. >> opponents in the legislature described it as a trojan horse. >> this is discrimination under the guise of religious freedom. >> the bill written by the christian organization basically says a person can deny service based on a religious belief. >> if he you were asked to serve a wedding on the sabbath, you wouldn't have to. if there was a photographer that was asked to celebrate a same-sex commitment ceremony, something they disagree with, they are not asked to do that. >> governor breuer wouldn't say which way she was leading. >> i don't have to make a decision until friday. >> many arizonans are asking whether it really represents what voters think. >> is that the state that denied a martin luther

has issued statements asking the breuer to veto the bill. small businesses are voicing their concern as well. >> i understand what the intention of the law is, to protect small business openers, but in the long run, i mean, are we going to have separate drinking fountains. arizona republicans take a stand. u.s. senator, john mccann and jeff flake, along with three others who supported the bill urged for a veto. breuer is expected to make a decision by the end of the week. >> elchapo is a wanted man in a number of cities. he's accused of running a massive cartel. now that he's been arrested, u.s. authorities want him to face charges in the states. >> last year the chicago crime commission named joaquin guzman public enemy number one. it's a dubious monicker last since the 1930s. >> his drug cartel is of a major significance. he controls the street gangs by supplying them with the drugs. >> the u.s. drug enforcement agency implies 80% of drugs. he escaped in 2001 using money, bribes and a laundry truck. in 2009 he was indicted in illinois. he'

governor breuer is facing pressure from within and outside the state, all unfolding in a midterm election year. >> the opposition has been loud at the state capital, where protesters said the legislation made the state look bad. >> i think other people are out of step with the people of arizona. >> opponents in the legislature described the bill as a trogan horse. >> it's discrimination under the guise of religious freedom. >> written by the christian religious organization basically says a person can deny service to a customer based on religious belief. >> if you have a wedding on a sabbath, you wouldn't have to serve them. if they said we want you to celebrate a same-sex commitment ceremony that they disagree with, they are not forced to do that. >> attending the governor's jan brewer has not made a decision. >> many ask if it relates what the state people think. >> is that a state that wanted a martin luther king holiday. >> if the bill becomes law there's a feeling that the state will lose business, particularly tourism. >> a customer said he'd cancel $10,000 worth of business if the

settlement announcement attorney assistant attorney general rather lanny breuer he said this now quote had the u.s. authorities decided to press criminal charges h.s.b.c. would almost certainly have lost its banking license in the us and the entire banking system would have been destabilized however destabilizing the fastest growing unregulated crypto currency in the world now that sounded like a good plan for the justice department they were all game for that now kathy reason which recently published an article on this very subject in which she wrote quote money laundering is simply the process of concealing sources of money while the standard image of money laundering involves murders mexican narco gangs and al-qaeda in reality there are many reasons that normal people would want to keep their transactions anonymous if your mom pays you in cash to mow the lawn and you don't declare that money you are indeed concealing the source of that money and laundering it but the real question here is this what are the moral and practical foundations of a law where those who violate at least are

cory breuer with a miss of the season. star 109 to 99. >> that's all the sport for now. >> thank you very much indeed for that. >> now, cast away who claims to have spent a year adrift in the pacific says trams of eating his -- dreams of eating his favourite food kept him alive. he's thought to have drifted 12,500km from mexico in the marshall islands. >> it's the stuff of the hollywood movies. a lone man surviving the elements for months, perhaps longer, but could it be fru? this man, jose, a native of elvalva door said he survived 13 months adrift at sea, living on fish, turtles and bird's blood. he washed ashore on the marshal islands, more than a year after leaving mexico to hunt sharks with another... date (technical difficulties) ... >> winter storm warning from the midwest to name the blast of snow and ice that is crippling roads, rails and runways nationwide. it contaminated the drinking water for a quarter million people. the white house wants to know if the chemical spill in west virginia is a crime. >> there wer

>> i said jan breuer. governor brewer is going to be on in a moment. dana bash tracked her down. she has until saturday to act on the bill. in a moment i have an interview with our broadcast, governor of south carolina supports this bill. we have an intense exchange i want to you stick around for. the only way to stop this is with a veto. dana bash joins us now. dana bash, you managed to track her down where she's staying at the national governor's association this morning, what did she say? >> she's reluctant to talk about which way she'll go, she's in washington and not arizona, it is really clear she gets the consequences of her decision. >> the bill is going to hit your desk in arizona today. you haven't seen it yet, i understand that, but you are very well aware of what's in it. where is your mind on what you will do? >> well, certainly i'm going to go home, when i receive the bill and i'm going to read it and be briefed on it and we have been following it. i will make my decision in the near future. i have until friday or saturday morning to determine that. >> i've seen rep

. >> a vote governor breuer has to take has been stated to be antigay and she has been abbisk to veto it. >> good morning, it's al jazeera america, i'm morgan radford in new york city. >> president obama's pirns is wearing thin, issuing an ultimatum to afghan's president hamid karzai. he wants to keep 10,000 troops inside the country too train afghan security forces. by august of 2011 troop presence peaked to 100,000s. the stalemate creates a showdown with huge consequences for both countries. >> u.s. president hamid karzai has left the negotiating to hamid karzai to his staff. after nine months of silence, he picked up the phone to send him a personal warning, and was told while the u.s. wants to stay in afghanistan, they have given up hope that hamid karzai will sign a security agreement providing application. 12 years after the invasion, the u.s. started to plan for the zero option, a complete withdrawal. also warning there'll be consequences the longer he delays. >> the further we go without a signed bsa, post 2014 missions would be necessarily limited in scale and ambitious becau

jan breuer was in new york. >> the super bowl is believed to bring big money and business. it doesn't go the full nine yards. >> super bowl 48 in february 2014 will be played in new york new jersey. >> the super bowl host committee claimed it would cost 70 million to set up, secure and clean-up after the big game. according to the report, security in new jersey will be on par with presidential ipp august rations, mean $4,000 on the ground. new jersey transit is expecting to spend $70.7 million. it's a fashion of the $1.94 billion. depending on who you talk to, the game is a great thing or greatly overrated. >> somewhere between nine and 10 came to the region. >> they are always overinflated. >> reporters say promises of a $600 million windfall are exaggerated. >> the money maid doesn't necessarily stay in the community. >> the money is coming in to the hotel. the money doesn't go to the desk clerk or the staff or the economy. a 2011 study from holy cross found that super bowls have a tenth. financial impact that local boosters advertise. >> doug owns a restaurant near the s

. >> governor jan breuer says she'll make a decision on whether to sign the bill by friday. other states are working on similar legislation. >> strong storms created damage to homes. christian county near springfield was one of the worst. many people hid in their basements and were stunned to see the damage. now that it's over the community is coming together to rebuild it. >> it's hard to explain. a guy said "i wasn't planning on doing this." he took time off. >> we couldn't do it without him, and church family, a lot of church family. it's great. can't re pay them. >> the tornado that shutdown illinois with winds of up to 150 melbourne cups. >> a round of winter weather is making its way across the country. to tell us more meteorologist eboni deon is here. >> we'll feel the chill. that's the main thing with the next storm system. a little bit of snow will come down. it wrotated through the midwest. we are going to deal with a blast of air. all the way through north of the coast. the strong storm blew through thursday and friday. it cleared the coastline the the exception i