>> cuomo: nobody cares. >> martin: how would a woman do in there? >> cuomo: i don't know, sir.l see. i mean, she... if she comes to this course and gets to this point, she'll be treated just like the men are, so we'll see. >> martin: we wanted to see what it takes to get through the rest of the course, so we flew into the mountains of the mojave desert in california for the final and toughest part. 85 marines started out two and a half months ago. 59 are left and they are 15 days from graduation. all of them are men, but we're here to see what females would have to endure taking this final exam, marine style. the packs weigh 115 pounds-- not just weapons and ammunition, but all the food and water the marines will need to get them up and back down the steep mountain ridges. we're doing our best to keep up with them, but we're not carrying anything close to the loads they're hauling. there are no trails up here, and no relief from temperatures that hit a high of 110 degrees. >> nicholas boire: misfire. >> martin: nicholas boire, nicknamed "animal," has already been voted best mar

liz: we have all that breaking news and this, new york governor andrew cuomo banned nonessential state travel to indiana, cuomo tweeting his decision moments ago, that follows a similar move by the state of connecticut in response to a new indiana law that allows businesses to exercise religious freedom by discriminating against gays and lesbians. a top lawyer who has successfully tried just these kinds of cases, with us live in just a moment. less than three hours to go until nuclear deal deadline hits with iran. is it going to be a last-minute success. you heard melissa mention that breaking news that maybe they'll all stay through to wednesday. traders are looking for clues because this will affect your money. if you want to know how the talk are going, look to the oil markets. brent trades internationally and west texas crude up now, traders believe an agreement will be reached. that sets the stage for looser restrictions in iran including the export of oil. we are live with counsel on foreign relations president richard haas. which middle east top spots concern investors the most?

that was the young andrew cuomo helping his father.had actually gotten his father elected as governor because he was that good a campaign manager. looking with great pride and perhaps the ambition to become governor one day himself. >> you depict him in the book as being sort of this bully. i have to say as someone who's watched from afar that's not the first. you know him bitter than anybody. i have to ask. do you think he's a good person? >> that's a great question. i'm not sure i can say definitively he's a good person. i think that he wants to be a good person. i this he's got demons. i think that go back to his childhood. to his grandmother. the cuomos were very tough on their sons and i think he grew up haunted by that. the picture we have of mario, the picture you saw on the screen is of this inlengthual person intellectual person and i think he has a darker side to him and andrew has been fighting that ever since. is he a good person? sure he's good burn but i think he struggled and often gives way to be tough, brash, and loyal

so sweet, chris cuomo. i'm sure your wife loves hearing you that i. >> i think that was a seizure.

governor of new york -- [laughter] andrew cuomo has just banned all non-essential state travel to thet past. it is hugely controversial. we also need to tell you that we are just over it read hours away from finding out if we will keep that deadline. we have the president of the council. we will talk with richard talk about that. is the window closing on low housing is an low interest rate? do you need to add right now? flat out asking if we need to pull the trigger. so much more at the top of the hour. >> look forward to it. >> tonight starting at 9:00 p.m. jamie colby. let me tell you you will love my new show on pack at 9:30 p.m. eastern. who needs your parents old minivan? we will take you to visit college campuses on a private jet. the newest way to scope out your dream school. at the end of the day it is all about money and luxury travel. ♪ . melissa: mick jagger, keith richards and the boys not finished with the tours just yet. first trip through the u.s. since 2012. the tour will promote the re-release of sticky fingers but you better start saving now. tickets on sale on april

cuomo a second term. father mario, was connected to running for the presidency a number of times. andrew cuomo made it clear at certain points he's interested in it but it doesn't seem like he's much of a contender these days. >> it's been quite a journey over the last three years. when i started this book in 2011 he just had a great first year as governor. there was a lot of talk of 2016. we forget now. but even with hillary as the elephant in the room, she was sort of off doing things as secretary of state. elizabeth warren hadn't won her senator seat yet. andrew looked like a very strong contender and i named my book that hoping he would run and help the book but thinking if he didn't run he would be a contender for 2020. what happened between then and now, i'd have to say his personality. >> that's the thing. it's so interesting because you think of the new york governorship. it's a big state, a big tv market. you think of big personalities occupying it and having jobs like this. the thing about andre

i'm chris cuomo.good night and we'll see you in the morning on "new day." >>> got a few things i want to get off my chest before we start this show. over the last hour and the last few days, we've heard a lot of people arguing back and forth about the religious protection law in indiana, whether it's discriminatory, let's be honest. to say that this law is not discriminatory is disingenuous at the very least. the law doesn't protect religious freedom. it allows someone the ability to impose their religious views

julia chatterley has more from lake cuomo, italy. >> reporter: may be tranquil here in lake cuomo in italy, but i can tell you, the talk was tough. discussing just how europe can compete with the u.s. going forward and get its growth back on track. it's a meeting that takes place twice a year bringing together global leaders, ceos, also investors to discuss the event taking place in the financial markets today and greece to accept the stage. yans arrived here early and a barrage of questions from journalists. he talked about the possibility of a greek exit from the euro zone and the markets. he said, rook,look they've got it wrong in the past and again. again he talked about the possibility of debt restructuring. we know what the germans feel about this. they don't want rising hassles across the euro. he taufbed the european central bank the live slug of money in the economy right now. he said, look, they're treat it harshly. he reiterated it again. there's so many open questions about how greece finances itself in the short-term. he said they'll come up with a reform plan early, but

when chris cuomo asked whether he felt the same argument applied to savelavery, dr.arson disagreed. >> it's not the same situation because people have no control over their race, for instance. >> you think they have control over their sexuality? >> absolutely. >> you think being gay is a choice? >> absolutely. >> why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison state straight and when they come out, they were gay. >> you know there is a whole theory of dominance -- >> i said a lot of people who go in come out. are you denying that that's true? >> i'm not denying that's true, but i'm denying that that is a basis of understanding homosexuality. >> cuomo wasn't badgering him, he wasn't showing off. it was carson who took the question about same-sex marriage and the constitution and states rights and went to the question of choice on homosexuality, very controversial. american psychological association didn't agreeoesn't agree. carson called into sean hannity's radio show. >> there was a 25 minute interview that they chopped and you see w

the protesters say cuomo's policies are influenced by his billionaire backers.overnor cuomo has received nearly $5 million in contributions from hedge fund managers, including major backers and founders of charter schools. those are some of the headlines this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to developments in the case against army sergeant bowe bergdahl, who was held in taliban captivity for 5 years after leaving his base in afghanistan in 2009. he was freed last year in exchange for 5 taliban prisoners held for years at guantanamo. last week, the army announced plans to charge him with one count of desertion and one count of misbehavior before the enemy. if convicted, he faces life in prison. bergdahl's defense against a desertion charge could center on an army investigation's finding he walked off his post in an attempt to reach another u.s. base to report on wrongdoing in his unit. and that he did not plan to permanently desert. the investigation has not been released, but cnn cites senior defense off

cuomo wants an auto delete for emails. why would that be? frankly i have no idea why.f space or they can be a tad incriminating. i'm kind of betting joe, that this is a way to save him from some lawsuits. >> you know what i'm a fan of andy cuomo. why because he's italian? no. neil: if you want to continue this way where you continue yourself. >> i like cuomo, he governs in a -- thank you for clearing that up. he ticks off the left and right. goes right down the middle. this is wrong. this is wrong. you can't delete. imagine if we did that. neil: i tried. i tried. talking about o'reilly. it's still out there. oh, my god. i'm just thinking, there has to be a reason for this. and none of the reasons make sense. i talked to our it guys and that means technical guys and they say really it's not a matter of saving that much. it's not a room thing. it's not a space thing. >> yeah. neil: it's no big deal. >> although, when i think of my personal life, i wouldn't mind some personal emails being deleted. some may want to go away. if indeed someone wants them deleted he's trying

repeatedly, 19 members of the board of directors or their family members gave $600,000 to governor cuomo's campaign in the last -- for his last two election campaigns. amy: we will continue to cover this issue. we just did an interview with chuy garcia, the contender -- mayoral contender against rahm emanuel, the mayor of chicago and charter schools are a key issue there as well. juan: absolutely. tension between the united states and venezuela is increasing after the obama administration declared venezuela to be an extraordinary threat to national security and slapped sanctions on seven top officials for alleged human rights relations and corruption. on tuesday, venezuelan president nicolas maduro asked the national assembly for increased power to protect the country's integrity and sovereignty from what he described as "imperialist aggression." >> president obama has decided to put himself into a box with no way out, a box of failure. he has decided he wants to be remembered in the future like richard nixon and george w. bush. president obama will be remembered in the future his decision

there have been a number of politicians that have spoken out, especially cuomo today. the country is moving to equality and wants to be an equal place and wants to give everybody a shot at the american dream and that doesn't. >> thank you guys all for your time. >> thank you alex. >>> coming up after the break as indiana republicans try to fix a troubled law, what does it mean for republican 2016 contenders who have rushed to defend it? seven nations are still trying to hammer out a nuclear agreement. did they miss warning signs of lubitz' depression? that is just ahead on "now." what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ with the smart phones locked away . . . it's time to unleash the awseome power of these: ♪ hands. ♪ you got it booking right. ♪ booking.co

chris cuomo joins us. >> christine, thank you. breaking news.doing very well this morning echoing the report of one pilot locked out of the cockpit on flight 9525 that went down tuesday. the first thing it means is for investigators, the idea this could only have been an accident is now being extremely questioned. what do we know about the proper poe protocols? there are lots of questions of how things could have been done to lead you to one place. whether were these men? what do investigators know? we will take through all of that. another story is the saudis. they are now becoming and more engaged in yemen. we will take you through how big a deal this yemen conflict is. it cannot be exaggerated in the significance to american safety. we will take you through the headlines. christine, a lot of news. >> nick paton walsh is telling us how big this situation is. chris, thank you. >>> rescued from the taliban after five years of captivity. sergeant bowe bergdahl now faced with desertion. the punishment he could face next. i am totally blind. and so

chris cuomo is here. >> good morning, my friends. i read the teleprompter and i know.the law in indiana you are hearing because of the confusion. is it about state action? does this involve people? does it do something potentially as bad as you are hearing? we will take you through it. >>> the final flights of germanwings flight 9525. the search for why. we have new information. we will let you read into the transcript of what was going on in the cockpit. you will find out how the copilot wound up alone. you will hear other things in terms of what was going on in the plane and you will know the situation a bit better. i will tell you the latest on andreas lubitz because there is an issue involved here with what was known about him and how it was treated. the same thing could happen in the united states. a big mental health issue. we have someone on who is trying to change it. >>> deal or no deal? it seems the latter. iran unwilling to go along with a key requirement of the p-5 plus one deal. we will tell you the requirement and why they are saying they won't do it and

chris cuomo joins us. >> i'll talk to you about the case you showed us on video.g story is the mounting tension over benjamin netanyahu's speech before congress tomorrow. he is here now. we will get a preview of what he will say in a pro-israel lobby speech today. what is the message on iran and why is there tension with he and president obama. and jews. the poll numbers here that give an interesting picture of what is expected here in the united states and back in israel. we will break that down. >>> we will get into the case of the los angeles police shooting. it is on video, as you saw. the reason that the officers faces are fuzzy, according to the authorities, not all officers involved in the shooting. they fuzzed the faces. the pattern is going to present familiar. what was done? was this force needed? what other lesser force was used? we will have experts here to weigh in. every one of the cases, john and christine, seem similar, but every one is fact driven. >> thanks chris. >>> we have new information revealed about the isis executioner. he is described as

but governor christie and cuomo vetoed the efforts. >> one of the thing legislators were trying to dohow are we supposed to know where this money is going? bill: a classic government boondoggle. they could pay for a limo for every bus rider instead of building this with that kind of money. >> how much do you really no about this? the most expensive real estate in the united states. by a huge chunk. tear the one down and mess up bus traffic. bill: what i know i know about it is, the government is incompetent. the actual physical building is not the problem. they are completely inefficient and late. >> it will be expensive and there will be corruption. and the 1st.out. you will never do this cheap. the money is always there. bill: i guess you could say that. >> all over brooklyn. we have the story next "chasing". >> playing football. football. apparently it is a thi ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. a blustery evening and overnight after a high temperature of 68 degrees. get ready for a low overnight of about 30 degrees a

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> and good morning,in the east chris cuomo is off this week john berman joins us. happy st. patrick's day. scary moments in the skies aboard an united airlines flight forced to return to dulles airport outside washington, d.c. after a passenger reporthood i tried to rush the cockpit. >> but passengers jumped in to subdue the unruly passenger. the whole ordeal captured on cell phone video. cnn's rene marsh joins us from dulles international airport with more. >> you're about to hear the pilots as they phoned in or declared an emergency mid air. and as you mentioned that takedown of that unruly passenger -- it was all caught on camera. >> declaring an emergency due to a passenger disturbance. >> breaking overnight, a frightening scene aboard a denver-bound jetliner. he ran forward towards the cockpit and he is being restrained by other passengers. >> this passenger was screaming and tried to rushed cockpit. but passengers on board subdued him shortly after takeoff. >> i'm so sorry. >> don't move david, you

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> and good morning,elcome to your "new day," it is friday march 20th 6:00 in the east chris cuomo is off, john berman is with us again. great to see you. up first, new information about the gunman that carried out the terrorist attack at tuesday evenia's national museum killing 23 people many of them western tourists. authorities say two of the attackers killed were recruited in mosques in tunisia and trained at a jihadist camp in libya. >> nine others have been arrested in connection with the massacre. but are they all connected to isis? this as fears grow here at home about the growing threat from isis. and in tunisia, today is supposed to be a day to celebrate the nation's independence, we begin coverage with cnn's phil black live in tunis. phil? >> good morning. isis has claimed responsibility through an online audio recording. it does not deliver any detail or evidence to suggest that isis was in direct control of those gunmen. but it does contain an ominous warning. this is just the start, says isi

chris cuomo joins. issue. >> it is the most dangerous place in the world, period. if al qaeda and isis and iran all vying to make this place home. this situation is so dangerous, the u.s. pulled out the special forces. now, the big question in getting into this is how did a place go from being what the president called a success story against terrorism just six months ago to this. also on the political side, we talk about senator ted cruz. he is the first man in. a presidential candidate. the question is is this the last time, christine, we will say ted cruz is first? we will bracket his chances. march madness style. against the other people in the poll and see how he stacks up. let's see how you do calling it out on this one. >> that's -- i can't wait to see it. >> i look forward to your choices. >> thank you. chris cuomo, nice to see you. >>> new criticism of a controversy arrest that left the university of virginia student battered and bloody. the chief of police of that town now on record. return hi

i'm chris cuomo in new york.was the scene from the protests in indianapolis ongoing war over law and culture. the latest attack according to gay rights activists, legalized discrimination under the guise of the indiana freedom restoration act. ever since governor mike pence signed it thursday protesters have taken to the streets in indiana, and outrage is bubbling up around the country. a growing number of major businesses lining up to say, so long as indiana has

the largest individual beneficiary has been democratic governor andrew cuomo, who has received nearly$5 million, much of it from founders and backers of charter schools. activists jonathan westin and zakiyah ansari described their reasons for targeting paul tudor jones, who has a net worth of over $4 billion. >> the greedy few cannot control new york state government. and our governor andrew cuomo -- hedge fund for buddies are pushing policies and don't want to pass laws that help folks who don't have as much money. they're not thinking about passing a dream at her passing a living wage and ensuring a living wages available for others. not so they can be as wealthy as them, but so they can live. amy: and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. about half the population of the south pacific island state of vanuatu has been left homeless by a devastating cyclone that struck friday, flattening buildings and washing away roads and bridges. cyclone pam was a category 5 storm comparable in strength to typhoon haiya

let's bring in chris cuomo anchoring from ferguson for "new day."s. >> john christine, how are you? the obvious story is who shot the two police officers. we are looking at it from different angles. there is a lot of confusion here. you have to remember the setting. the protesters were disbursing. that is when the gunfire happened. you have a lot of people moving in different directions. investigators are moving quickly. we are told a large amount of resources dedicated to this. it is fundamental not just to give justice to the officers but the community dynamic is destabilized. the community is already on edge that is no surprise. with this it is something that has to have resolution as quickly as possible. we will tell you where the options are and the investigation. alisyn and michaela in new york are following other stories and information about the secret service agents who allegedly drove drunk and iran nuclear talks. they will resume this weekend. how will it be in the shadow of the letter from congress. that is what we have on this friday th

to your new day, it is wednesday, march 18th 6:00 in the east chris cuomo is off and john berman is breaking news israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu declaring victory, pulling off a stunning turn-around, giving him a fourth term and putting him on track to become israel's longest serving prime minister. >> he has not officially won yet, but his rival is conceding defeat. we have the story covered from every angle. we'll begin with oren lieberman in jerusalem. good morning to you. >> good morning, michaela. one of the questions we'll have to answer is how are the polls so wrong? how did they show such a tight race netanyahu even trailing and netanyahu comes with a resounding victory, a very big margin. more than we've seen in any of the polls, he's ahead by five seats. according to unofficial numbers, these are numbers from the ballot boxes, as opposed to polling or surveys, netanyahu's likud party won 29 seats, and his rival won 24 seats, a larger margin of victory than anyone expected. netanyahu declared victory last night. it looks like today he can celebrate the victory. i

. >> martin: major scott cuomo says every one of these men has

it's the most workable sangyo taking governor cuomo and governor christie's port reforms along with theon. put that into plain speak for us and no and let us know what it means. >> what it means is we are getting real transparency to the port authority. taxpayers are paying too much. the port authority focuses too much on non-transportation responsibilities. my legislation which is the only one that passed both legislatures and signed by both governor simply says the port authority should be a transportation focused place. get rid of the cash -- are the last 20 years used for multiple purposes. focus first and foremost on making sure enough efficiency so you don't have games played on either side of the river and on the other side of proposal which is a legislative proposal get new oversight to taxpayers and legislators in both states have confidence that the agency is truly being reform. >> what was your reaction to proposing an 11 billion-dollar bus terminal? >> is too expensive. the cost for both that too much. on an efficiency basis of proposals merit based are they accountable to t

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he get to the point where he offers as evidence things like this prison example that he offered to cuomoesterday? it's a huge question. you have to wonder about him. and now i think it's a big problem he is not going to be able to avoid it. >> and it's not just a problem for him, but if he continues to say such things it's going to start to affect other republican candidates right? >> absolutely. i mean, i think it really plays into a narrative that's developed sort of in the culture and ideological warfare of congress that republicans are extremists on the right and want to take the country to a dangerous place and infringe on basic human rights. that plays right into it and at some point the republican party has to deal with that and say look this guy's hurting us in a generic sense. >> and i wanted to talk a little bit about dr. carson's image. he's a celebrated surgeon. he worked at the prestigious johns hopkins movie. there's a movie made about him called "gifted hands." is all of his talk on gay issues affecting his celebrity in the state of maryland and across the country? >> oh,

, bernstein's piece, cuomo, tim caine, amy klobuchar, sharon brown and deval patrick.eleased a vine doing pirks accept quurlzcurls for physical fitness. joe biden, what is happening there, nick what is the point of the video? >> in spring training for a camp. >> get on the bench. >> he's had a rehabilitation as vice president. he has been running for president for almost two decades, more than that maybe, so it's not exactly a perfect counter-point to hillary clinton. he is the vice president. if for some reason he chose to run, that will be quite a battle but again, if you talk to all the people who can get behind the candidate, donors activists, organizations, they don't have like a quuplecouple of top choice, they have one choice. >> one choice. there are a lot more candidates running potentially on the right side. >> yes. >> and a new tax plan that marco rubio trouted out which cuts the capital gain rate to zero. host of really irresponsible things that would blow i think a $2.4 trillion cost the government in lost revenue over ten years if it had gone into place.

. >> jimmy: yeah, and you talked to governor cuomo?ve to make this legal. >> he seemed super positive about it and really supportive, so. >> jimmy: let's make it happen. >> i really hope this is the year. >> jimmy: well, a lot of people watch our show. we can make it happen. if governor cuomo's watching our show, make it happen. let's do this. >> write your assemblymen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, then you can have a ufc. make it legal. it will be safer for everybody. but you go out there and there's a thing they also call you. i'm going to say that i don't want to look at you when i say this, but they call you the arm collector. because you almost snap people's arms in half when you're fighting them. >> well, not always almost. >> jimmy: almost always. [ laughter ] but i mean, almost, if they don't say the right word, their arm is getting broken. >> if they say anything, it's called a verbal submission. so, you can have any safety word you want. >> jimmy: yeah. can you show me safely what the arm -- because you do like a,

. >>> coming up on "new day," chris cuomo joins us. >> happy friday.d weekend. nice cup you got there, john. two big plane crashes to talk about. harrison ford crashing a small plane on a golf course. not the first time he's had trouble in the air. we're going to talk with a friend who has flown with him and give you his latest status. the one to look at more deeply is the plane at laguardia that almost skidded off the runway reminders of 1992 when flushing bay swallowed two dozen people. real issues about safety and about money versus safety. we'll dig in on this. and allison cammarata not next to me she's in dallas speaking with laura bush. looking at ways to advance opportunities for women around the world. there is a surprise live shot that she's going to bring us that you'll all want to see. that's what we got for you. >> that's good stuff. thanks chris. >>> iraqi forces trying to take back a crucial city from isis battle could lead to bigger problems for iraq down the road. we explain, we're live in baghdad next. brilliant idea for her science pr

and just look at what happened today with chris cuomo.t, people are being voted on on name recognition or he seems like a nice guy, without kind of looking at all of the details. it seems to me that these kinds of statements are so ridiculous on their face. does he have any proof to suggest what he even stated? of course he doesn't. so maybe there's a segment of the party that believes it. but i've got to believe that a lot of the people who will be on stage with him debating him would disagree with him. >> the reaction only in the last few hours has been enormous already to these comments. >> yeah it's been enormous. and also i think it's odd for a medical professional, one of -- his credentials are that he is a retired neurosurgeon and not just any neurosurgeon, a brilliant one. and yet the medical community is not where ben carson is on this. so you would think coming from a doctor that you would hear something different than this. this is sort of -- it's not just clumsy it just isn't really based in fact, it isn't based in numbers. i

so sweet, chris cuomo.> i think that was a seizure. >> are you all right? >> i'm swallowing my tongue. we should go. >> let's do that. it's time for "newsroom" with carol costello. hi carol. >> just in the nick of time. >> right? he is. he's -- he is a mess. have a great day though, try at least. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," ferguson police accused of biased policing by the federal government. excessive force, traffic stops, even racist e-mails. we'll talk to a rep from the police department. >>> then america and iran at the bargaining table. the sticking points holding up a nuclear deal. will either side budge? >>> plus the boston marathon bomber trial begins any moment now. will jurors sentence him to death or will they buy -- will they buy that his big brother pushed him to terror? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom."

>> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> food fory," it is wednesday, march 4th prime minister netenyahu's speech to congress about iran has u.s./israeli relations at a low point. netenyahu warned congress to avoid a deal with iran. the president of the united states -- then questioning the israeli leader's credibility. saying he has no alternative to the current negotiations and dismissing his warnings about iran's nuclear program saying they are nothing new. >> republicans scrambleing to fast-track a bill. the white house making it clear the president will veto any such bill. what are the political repercussions from netenyahu's speech? let's begin with cnn senior white house correspondent, jim acosta. >> the white house knows president obama may have a tougher sales job after the speech from israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu. the president has to convince lawmakers to loosen sanctions that would come with a nuclear agreement with iran. which is why the president presented his rebuttal from the oval office yesterday. the pr

governor cuomo tweeted, new york has been and will continue to be a leader insuring all lgbt persons,esbian, gay, transsexual, bisexual persons will enjoy full and equal civil rights. governor mike pence insured that the law does not allow discrimination. >> i want to see on my desk at the end of this week, added to religious freedom restoration act in indian, make it clear that the law does not give business as right to deny service to anyone. we want to make it clear that indiana is open for business. liz: nine corporate ceos from some of the state's largest employers, eli lilly, anthem, indiana university health, they sent governor pence an open letter, ask the state quote immediately enact new legislation that makes it very clear near the religious freedom restoration act nor any other indiana law can be used to justify discrimination based upon sexual orientation or gender identity. david. david: former fed chair ben bernanke standing up against charges that his zero interest policy rate, which the fed is still practicing of course is killing seniors and all the other savers out

i know quoamo cuomo and you don't see eye to eye.ds, you must feel like the guy in the subway -- i'm not here to beg! i'm actually the mayor of the largest city! >> that's actually exactly how i do it. how did you know? (laughter) >> larry: is it frustrating? first of all, that story is painful. >> larry: it's heartbreaking and all over the city. >> it's painful because of so many people who, again things happening around us made it impossible tore them and of course a lot of our folks who are homeless, have substance abuse issues on top of it, what are we doing about it? we're trying to help top people from becoming homeless to begin with. sometimes a small rental subsidy to keep someone in an apartment seems to make more sense than a shelter which is not good for them and their family. >> larry: and builds self-esteem and motivation and all sorts of good things. >> that's right. this is about saying we're not accepting a situation where so many of our brothers and sister new yorkers are homeless. we have tools. it's amazing how man

ben carson told chris cuomo that being gay is, quote, absolutely a choice. take a lisp. listen. >> do you think they have control over their sexuality? >> absolutely. >> you think being gay is a choice? >> absolutely. >> why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight. and when they come out, they're gay. so did something happen while they were in there? >> carson went on to say his argument thwarts the notion that sexual orientation is not a choice. he is a retired neurosurgeon, so that comment puts him at odds with the majority of the medical community, especially psychologists. >>> meteorologist mike niko is ahead with your forecast. >> good morning from the top of the abc 7 broadcast center where we have tons of sunshine and a warming trend throughout the forecast. we'll go deep into it and find a chance of rain. i'll show it to you coming up. it's not a great chance but it's there. >> we'll take any chance all right. >>> looking the part while you shed those unwanted pounds. the fashion trend taking over gyms and why it cou