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he went to indiana university and studied biology and you know, he said repeatedly totally by accident he tripped into malaria which i could identify with because it was totally by accident by me. he ended up getting a fellowship to go down and study the swamps in leesburg, georgia. he worked for the rockefeller foundation project. the only malaria station in the united states. it was run by samuel darling who was one of the leading thinkers on blair. what they were doing down there in south georgia in 1924 was trying to figure out what mosquitoes carry the malay because the malaria burden in the south was so tremendous that no one felt it would be any kind of economic growth in the southern states with malaria. because of this disease. so he went down into the swamps and had to kill a couple of snakes they came at him but he studied the larva, the mosquito larva to see if certain chemicals would kill them. that was his introduction to malaria and he became because of going down as a college student he became one of the countries few malaria experts. so the rockefeller foundation and t

he is the director of business research at indiana university's school of business. when you look at this, is there a sense that this was going to have a big impact in the global tech community or is this a local issue? >> it has been perceived by many to be an issue in attracting tech businesses and keeping tech businesses in indiana. there have been a couple of noted cases in the last week to have stepped forward changing plans. angie's list was going to build a $40 million facility involving thousands of facilities and that seems to be on hold. a website out of san francisco has a major operation in indianapolis and they are talking about limiting flights to indiana and traveled indiana while this is in effect -- and traveled indiana while this is in effect. if they wanted to bring in more skilled people and people looking for a free lifestyle to go with it as they do in many cities, i think it creates challenges in bringing in those people. cory: i have been amazed at the visceral reaction from marc benioff. he seems to have taken this on and trying to encourage

this is not the lunatic "fringe," this is indiana university, and eli lilly some, substantial companiesg out, that intend pressure will result in something. charles: we know what arizona did not pass martin luther king's birthday as a holiday, they suffered. where do you see this going? >> it has to be repealed, ordinarily i would say that ceos should stay out of politics. this is a about discrimation, i am a libertarian, but no this is not about that this is discrimination. think about what companies did in south africa, apar a-- -- aps abolished. charles: what about someone that saying, i have a deep belief in my religion, and i don't want to make a cake for certain people? >> you know for me, i don't think it can be repealed, there are certain aspects of the law that are good, maybe portions in the indiana law need to be repealed and changed, 19 other states have laws similar to this in place, they are doing fine, we are focusing on how the law can go wrong, instead of what the law can do right. the joinal public. charles: the business world has jumped all over this, this is pressure

i will play indiana university this wednesday and donate my money to hillary clinton.he boycott factor may be something that the governor wasn't anticipating. >> no i don't think the governor anticipated very much. he packaged hate. he packaged discrimination. he put it into a box and labeled that box religious liberty. and we we meaning the civil society of the united states has seen through that. now corporations have a responsibility to their employees, and they are embracing inclusiveness. they're embracing diversity, and they would be remiss if they sent employees to a state like indian where aendindianend indiana where a same-sex couple could be denied service in a restaurant in front of their children. it's antiquated outdated. simply hateful and mean-spirited. and i think we're seeing not only civil society but corporations and even communities of faith saying you know we're not going to go backwards. we've moved forward as a society. we're not going to allow governor pence and a legislature in a state move move us backwards from a time that we have long ago le

nine ceos including eli lilly and angie's list and indiana university of health.ing for reform. they want pence to push legislation to clarify the law. we call on you to take immediate action to ensure the religious freedom restoration act will not encourage discrimination against visitors or residents of our state. they are concerned over the ability to attract top talent. tim cook says it is discriminatory discriminatory period. he wants everyone to know his company does not discriminate. the businesses are pretty much with one voice saying this is not a good idea for business. >> they did not anticipate this backlash. >>> the defense of the trial of accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev begin to layout the case. the prosecutors rested on monday with the last of the 90 plus witnesses giving testimony over wounds suffered by the youngest bombing victim. several jurors were in tears. the attorneys for tsarnaev will try to convince the jury he was controlled by his older brother tamerlan in an effort to save tsarnaev. they want to save tsarnaev from the

. >> indiana university when that girl lauren spear disappeared, i was there on a thursday night and town that was on the college campus i saw four overdose, i saw ambulance, i saw kids walking around like night of the living dead. it's not just spring break. it's on our college campuses every weekend. >> i want to talk about something -- something has changed in this. how many of you think the girls in this day and age -- i'm going to your point which got you in so much trouble all week, how many think girls have changed in a far more aggressive than they used to be. true or false? hands up for true. who disagrees with that? anybody? you do. >> the girls are so aggressive -- >> so you agree with me. >> i totally agree with you. the girls are so aggressive. >> that means i grew up in the wrong era. that's what that means. no, go ahead i'm sorry. >> no i think the girls are really aggressive. and i also think girls see all this reality television and they think when they behave this way that's normal because they're seeing it on reality tv. they're seeing the brawls. they're seeing al

one of the fraternities was founded at indiana university in 1911 but the original name was kappa alpha they to change the name kappa alpha -- and use the n word to attach to that. we've seen these types of behaviors not within the last few years but the last 40 50 years. some of the earliest parties were for some of the white fraternities centered around members wearing black face. we should not be surprised at all. every halloween you're going to find fight fra tirnltternityies and sororities doing, quote/unquote ghetto parties. you find it in black history month, things that are anti-latino anti-latino, and all of these incidents basically create hostile atmospheres on campuses for minority students and it's something we need to address. >> what is that about? why is it okay? like you said you just listed a bunch of examples there of these types of at the very least racially insensitive situations happening at fraternities and seemingly it's acceptable because they keep on doing it. why do they think it's acceptable? >> i don't think it's acceptable. i don't think the people actually

liz: nine corporate ceos from some of the state's largest employers, eli lilly, anthem, indiana universityealth, 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 there. here is what he wrote this week. quote, i was concerned about those seniors as well but if the goal was retirees to enjoy substantially higher real returns than the feds racing interest rates prematurely would have been exactly wrong thing to do. is ben right or do seniors have a point? former chair of council of economic advisors marty feldstein has some views on all that some of which were in the his article in the today's "wall street journal" which everyone should read about interest rates. marty fel

. >> indiana university when that girl disappeared i was there on a thursday night and friday night.t in the college campus. i saw four overdose. i saw ambulance, i saw kids walking like "the night of the living dead." it is not just spring break but on campuses every weekend. >> i want to talk about something -- something has changed in this. how many of you think the girls in this day and age i'm going to your point which got you in so much trouble all week. how many of you think girls are far more aggressive than they used to be. hands up for true? who disagrees with that, anyone? >> i have a son that is 14 years old and the girls are so aggressive. >> you agree. >> the girls are so aggressive. >> that means i grew up in the wrong era. that's what that means. >> i think the girls are aggressive and they see reality television and think when they behave this way that is normal. they are seeing it on reality tv. they are seeing all of that stuff. >> you saw girls allowing guys to take belly shots off of what part of the bodies. >> they would put the shots on their stomach or belly b

for the "indianapolis star" tweeted at us francis, saying governor pence canceled his talk at indiana university guess the heat is a little too hot right now to go into the law school. as you point out big business. let's talk about that more on the impact being felt. i want to bring in dave zirin, sports editor at "the nation." as we all know we're going to be watching the final four this weekend in indiana. the ncaa releasing a statement they are examining the implications of this new law. is that enough? i mean the train has left the station for the fact that the final four is going to played there. >> well, it's left the station and it hasn't. i mean the ncaa if they wanted to, could make a statement that they were willing to sacrifice millions of dollars and let's be clear, the ncaa gets 90% of its annual operating budget just from the final four games, alone. they could announce that they're moving the games from indianapolis and put them 100 miles away at the university of cincinnati. just one example. that would lessen the impact on fans traveling to the event and be one hell of a politi

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san francisco state's president joined the outcry today against an indiana law many say opens the door for discrimination. no universityunds will be used to support employee or student travel to indiana. meanwhile the mayor of indianapolis this morning reassured visitors in this city this weekend for the final four they will all be welcome. the ncaa said if the law isn't changed it may consider moving it's operations in the coming months. >> we hold lots of events here. we'll have our national convention here. our offices are here. we have to say, all right. what are we going to do if this law goes into effect in july and what's our relationship with the state of indiana going to be. >> the popular band announced today it's cancelling it's indiana tour date in protest. the measure the governor signed last week allows businesses to turn away gay and lesbian customers in the name of religious freedom. >> just days after being cleared of murder amanda knox is reportedly heading back to italy. her lawyers say she will seek compensation for the four years she spent in prison. abc news reporter has the latest developments. >

i was speaking at a college in indiana, purdue university, and several high school students who write for their high school newspapers drove several hours to hear me speak. i talked about the state of civil liberties in the united states and the way these russians had taken place. they interviewed me after for their high school newspaper. one of the things they said, they said a lot more interesting things than i did because it really has an impact. one thing they put it out as they said, look, you keep talking about all these changes to the civil liberties landscape and the way in which we have freedoms in this country, but one of the things you keep talking about is you make it seem like there are these great changes, there was the world pre-9/11 and now post-9/11. they told me for people who are our age, 15, 16 years old, we were four years old at the time of 9/11. really, there is no pre-9/11 world we know. our political consciousness has been shaped almost exclusively by the post-9/11 world. as is all we know. what we consider extremist and radical and threatening is for them inc

hall said he'd also been near the campus of indiana wesleyan university, where tricia reitler had disappearedcause i needed to be with somebody. there was a small shopping center. i had a van. hall said he raped and strangled a girl here, too. then he identified his victim by pointing to tricia's picture. tricia's disappearance had remained a mystery for 18 months. >> we were just kind of sitting on the sidelines waiting for information to come in. >> with little evidence, and local police insisting on another suspect, tricia's parents, gary and donna, still suffered. >> i know with each thing that came in, the urgency was great. and the heartache was great, too. and the anticipation and the hope. >> hall's confession meant the reitlers might at last find their daughter and gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach. but the next day, hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him, he said, i was just telling you about my dreams, that didn't really happen. he said, it was just my dreams. i said, larry, that's not what you said. you said this happened and you didn't like talking abo

and the first black fraternity at indiana university in 1903. the proliferation in recent years of fraternities catering to a particular group of students has less to do with persistent racial animus against minorities than with an increased emphasis on cultural identity. jack is calling in from davenport, iowa. caller: good morning. i had an incident when i was a graduate student in physics. we were working on an experiment in resistances. and the numbers came in perfect. too perfect. they had to be cooked. i like seeing perfect result but, you know, if it gets to result -- close to treating, that bothers me. on the other hand, the opposite side. do people learn more in fraternities because the get extra coaching? i think that is a positive. but my question is, do fraternities maintain a bank of exams or term papers or scientific experiments to give them a great advantage? host: ian tuttle. guest: i am not sure i follow entirely. the network could certainly be advantageous, especially among fraternities and sororities that take the academics fa

indiana. san francisco state university joined the mayors to ban publicly funded travel to indiana. same sex couples in japan are celebrating approval of major rights in one part of tokyo. members voted to approve issuing the same sex. >>> hundreds of east bay mud customers are complaining. their water smells and tastes bad. they say the water is cloudy and it tastes like metal. east bay mud is not disagreeing but reassuring customers it is okay the water is safe to drink. it is directly related to where that water is collected. >> we typically like to pull water deeper. right now what we did this past week was pull watt fresh higher in the reservoir. the the issue is expected to linger until the end of the week but it might happen again. >>> family, friends, and teammates still mourning the death of a ux c berkeley soccer player. coming up at 6:30 what police say happened to him shortly after he left the party in southern california and why it took so long to notify his family. >>> apology on facebook it went viral. the reason one mother went occupy of her way to find the woman who

indiana. a statement was released today saying i am informing the community that no san francisco state university funds from any source, general funds or auxiliary will support employee or student travel to indiana. >>> the why and children of -- the wife and children of robin williams agreed to try to revolve their dispute out of court. his widow said his children took jewelry and memorabilia, including his academy award. the children say they took what their father wanted them to have. >>> san jose police identified a woman who stole an suv with an 8 month old baby in the back seat. she was arrested and booked forspi of kidnapping and possession of a stolen vehicle. after 7:00 yesterday morning the baby was put in the back of the suv. that suv was running and when the parents say they went back into the house for 30 seconds they came back out, the suv with the baby was gone. >> yak see the lady -- i can see the lady driving my car. >> he jumped into another car and chased the woman but lost her, the police found the car with the baby safe inside. >>> he took a step and disappeared in smoke and

indiana is creating an uproar. today san francisco state university will not be doing business there. university president said it is unconscionable for this great university to spend its resources in a state that attempts to discriminate of any kind. indiana governor mike pence signed the law last week allowing businesses to refuse service for religious reasons. it's similar to laws in 19 other states. penc new year's eve says he would agree to legislation that clarifies the new law -- he would agree to new ledgelation that clarifies the new law. >> if they add a section that reiterates and amplifies and clarifies what the law really is and what it has been for the last 20 years, then i am open to that. >> more than 700 people gathered in protest at the state capitol over the weekend. >>> there is new evidence that the co-pilot who crashed a plane into the french alps had dealt with suicidal tendencies. prosecutors say he was treated for several years before becoming a pilot. cbs's kris van cleave with what else prosecutors found. >> reporter: this video of a teenage andreas lubitz s

they need two more twoins be the first team to end the season with a perfect record since the university of indiana in 1976 under bobby night. the badgers beat arizona. kentucky still perfect. >> wildcats. >> how are you doing? >> we won't see a wildcat-wildcat national championship. >> we won't see a wildcat fight. >> i'm still -- my bracket's -- >> alive or dying? >> it's alive. i won't be burying it any time soon. say your prayers for it. >>> a lot of buzz about tom brady this morning. why? because of this video posted from his vacation. it went viral. it shows the patriots' quarterback taking a daring plunge. it was edited with music and all of that. >> so here's the question. if you're worth roughly $100 million, would you be jumping off a cliff or drinking pina coladas by the pool? i know the answer when it comes to my friend sara haines here. >> i'm that predictable? pina coladas and then the jump. maybe tom is not a frozen drink kind of guy. who doesn't see a cliff and think jumping off is not a great idea. >> are you going to jump, tom? >> reporter: watch how tom brady answers his supermod

hasn't happened since 1976 with the university of indiana. liz: hasn't happened since '76.he just doubled the number that i had. i had 40 million people will fill out brackets. kenny just said -- >> kenny's right, the amount of brackets filled out, i read in 2012 66 million americans filled out ballots to be obama for president, it means how much interest there is hoar. it's wild. you mentioned stock prices, all activity at work, the productivity goes down. there's been several studies about this. on thursday, friday, the first one of the tournament, things just don't get done because everyone's refreshing their computers and trying to minimize those screens from their bosses -- liz: and their bosses hate this number, 1.9 billion in lost wages as americans watch the touchment and try and guam it. kenny, you know, who's the real winner? it's very hard to look at all of these logos on our screen right now and not wonder. cbs, of course, 22 games. turner is going to have 49 games through those three networks, tbs, true tv and turner. but there's adidas, there's nike, there's,

coming up in the next half hour we'll speak to the president of butler university in indiana, why he doesn't agree with the new religious freedom law and penned an op-ed that came out on the 29th. >>> overseas and frantic final hours at the negotiating table, the u.s. and five other nations trying to hammer out a framework agreement. after 18 months of direct talks, key deadline is now less than five hours away. for now a senior state department official tells us the conversations may continue into tomorrow. there are still deep disagreements on everything from economic sanctions to just how much access will be given to international inspectors. a white house spokesman saying yesterday, nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. let's get right to our bureau chief. this is rapidly changing and we look at the deadline clock. where do things stand right now with the five hours looming? >> reporter: well up until recently we were expecting negotiators to issue a statement closing the talks without a signed agreement. it was understood that the joint statement would be issued an

. >>> indiana's religious freedom law is stirring controversy. the universitynt said it is unconsenable to spend resources in the state with these views. >> conducting government business the press found jerry brown occasionally uses private e-mail to contact staffers. the use of private e-mail came out after hillary clinton deleted messages while secretary of state. >>> former president aaron peskin will run for his old seat in the election. he cannot sit on the side lines. >> district 3, our district is vulnerable and being ravaged. we need experienced effective leadership at city hall. >> he previously served 8 years on the board. 3 of them as president. >> we have new details on the pilot who crashed the plane in the french alps. the latest from germany. >> reporter: flying a glider in contrast to the 27-year-old pilot who intentionally crashed german wings. lubitz was treated for suicidal thoughts. >> it was documented being unable to work and fly. these documents don't show anything about him being aggressive against other people. >> prosecutors have not

and the first black fraternity at indiana university in 1903. of fraternities catering to a particular group of students has less to do with persistent racial animus against minorities than with an increased emphasis on cultural identity. jack jack is going in from davenport iowa. hi, jack. callback good morning. i had an incident when i was a graduate student in physics and we're working on experiment and resistances. and the numbers came in perfect. to pervert. they had to be cooked. i like seeing perfect results but, you know it gets too close like a cheating, that bothers and. on the other hand, the opposite side do people learn more in fraternities because they get extra coaching from the frat brothers? i think that's a positive. but my question is do fraternities maintain a bank of exams or term papers or scientific experiments to give them great advantage? >> guest: i'm not sure i follow entirely. the network can certainly be advantageous especially among fraternities and sororities that take their academics fairly seriously, and there ar

. >> catherine: the latest backlash to indiana's new religious freedom law the president of san francisco state universityeen all school funded travel to indiana. affectively genially. --effectively immediately >> catherine: critics say the lull could mean business refusing service to gays and lesbians. the fall out is heating up. >> catherine: another protest today. the one in at this fan and the and that is unacceptable is ridiculous. >> catherine: and is also liable to her state business with a string of business is opposing bloc. appleseed eagleton cook has had an op ed piece in the washington post saying i'm standing up to oppose this new wave of legislation where every in mergers. >> catherine: and vienna- based and useless is backing out of the big money in expansion and. the mayor of indianapolis now says he's demanding that all state lawmakers fix the problem as some of them sound maureen saying that they will clarify things to show they did not intend for the discrimination against gays. >> catherine: as for governor of pence he still are used his new religious freedom what is ms. understood. th

former indiana governor and purdue university president mitch daniels testified, quote it's migrate hope that this congress will have the courage to see the challenges and treat re-authorization of the higher education act as an opportunity for reform, end quote. he continued, the country needs the re-authorization that will reduce the costs of higher education's regulatory burdens, simplify and improve student aid and create an environment more conducive to innovation and higher education, end quote. dr. kristin keller, vice president of the association of public and land grant universities stressed the need for access to clear, meaningful data to answer questions and provide essential information for higher education stakeholders. for student and families to make more informed decisions about where to attend college, for policy makers to determine allocation of public resources and evaluate institutional effectiveness. and for college leaders to facilitate innovation and successful student outcomes. after outlining several opportunities for simplifying federal aid, mr. pikeal bennett a

. >> san francisco state says university funds can no longer be used to travel to indiana where many claim a new law opens discrimination against gays. he cancelled a trip to indianapolis next month. a supervisor plans to call for a review of all city contracts with companies head quartered in indiana. >>> vermont senator officially is not yet a candidate. >> what i'd be doing is waging a campaign and taking on big money which have so much power over politics >> he is neither a democrat nor republican describing himself as a democratic socialist. >> almost all of us are looking for a faster internet connection. today, in the heart of the silicon valley a big step toward speeding things up. at cupertino a and t store, it feels like a party. >> we're thrilled to be the first city on the west coast to help launch giga power. >> the speeds are seven times what customers used to get the mayor says a they beat google to the punch. >> they chose other places. >> at and t has been known to lower prices in markets where it is competing with google. right now, they advertise a full giga bit fo

indiana's new controversial law. >> and i'm kiet do live at stanford university where more than 100 students are under investigation for cheating. what the college plans to do about it coming up >>> good morning everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, happy tuesday, i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 5:00 andst ray maizing --st -- it's amazing what can happen in ten seconds, nowhere to be found, traffic and weather, ooh here they are. >> we just blew into the field. because that's going to be the scenario today. that will be the keyword of the day. windy. we are going to have some winds in excess of 40 miles per hour. especially along the seashore and the higher elevations. good morning everyone. skies are clear there but we have a little stratus and a little bit of drizzle on the immediate seashore. numbers are in the 40s and 50s. and the winds right now have been increasing at sfo. up to about 15 and 20 miles per hour. across the bay to the east the winds are up to about 15 at times half-moon bay at 11. these winds will intensify as the day wears on. and our temperatures going to be close to average. we'll

. >> san francisco state says university funds can no longer be used to travel to indiana where manyim a new law opens discrimination against gays. he cancelled a trip to indianapolis next month. a supervisor plans to call for a review of all city contracts with companies head quartered in indiana. >>> vermont senator officially is not yet a candidate. >> what i'd be doing is waging a campaign and taking on big money which have so much power over politics >> he is neither a democrat nor republican describing himself as a democratic socialist. >> almost all of us are looking for a faster internet connection. today, in the heart of the silicon valley a big step toward speeding things up. at cupertino a and t store, it feels like a party. >> we're thrilled to be the first city on the west coast to help launch giga power. >> the speeds are seven times what customers used to get the mayor says a they beat google to the punch. >> they chose other places. >> at and t has been known to lower prices in markets where it is competing with google. right now, they advertise a full giga bit for $1

indiana avenue. the victim had no i.d. he died at temple university hospital. >>> a broken sewage line caused a sinkhole in south jersey, officials say the compromised section of the sewage line was a couple of feet long, the family did not have to evacuate. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez said he has behaved appropriately in office. a report said ma now and -- menendez could be indicted over his relationship with a florida doctor who is a political donor. the charges could come in the next couple of weeks. >>> breaking news, russian state media report two suspects have been detained in the murder of boris nemtsov the option political leader gunned down a week ago. they are not clarifying whether the suspects include the gunman. many say the shooting was saturday of his criticism of vladimir putin. >>> today marks 50 years since bloody sunday when civil rights activists walked from selma to montgomery. we go to selma alabama with more on the commemorative events. ryan? >> reporter: go togood morning eva thousands are expected to hear president oba

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 need of working families and lower income people and take on big money and trust which today have so much pour over the eco

indiana avenue. the victim had no i.d. on him. he died at temple university hospital. >>> now the latest on the killing of police officer robert wilson. we know why he was inside the game stop does or. game stop store. sharrie williams has the details. >> reporter: balloons blowing in the wind, candles lit part of a memorial at the shopping plaza where officer robert wilson was murdered. willie wilson has the same last name as the officer and planned to go to the plaza at the exact at the same time of the shooting and changed his plans at the last minute. >> that could have been us in the store. >> reporter: officer wilson went inside the game stop at 2 #st #st -- 21st and lehigh shopping for a gift for his son whose birthday is monday. two armed brothers walked in and announced a holdup. officer wilson pulled his weapon confronting the two now caught in a raging gun battle. >> he is moving back and forth firing at both suspects, they were both firing at him. he was taking rounds, he was actually being hit during the exchange of gunfire he continued to fight

died at age 97, notre dame indiana, united states alma mater, the catholic university of america, profession, priest. religion, roman catholic. and then it shows a signature. today in south bend indiana, at the university of notre dame, flags are flown at half-staff to honor a giant among men, a warrior for peace and champion for civil rights. father theodore hesberg. i want to you just think for a minute, left your mind drift to what we will see in the future as a tombstone that's going to say on it, going to have father hesberg's name and it's going to say, born may 25 1917, died february 26 2015. i want you to forget about those two dates and for a minute think about the 97 years in between those dates. the 97 years that father hesberg spent on earth. a man is measured by what he accomplished while he was here. for those of us at notre dame, i think it's important to go back and think about just who father ted was. father actually passed away last thursday at 11:30 p.m. i want you to think about father hesburgh's last day. he rose in the morning, it was very important for him to celebrate

indiana avenue. police say the victim had no i.d. on him. he died at temple universityewage line is being blamed for causing a sinkhole opening up in south jersey. the fault was discovered at the mom on columbus road in burlington. the compromised section of the sewage line was a couple of feet long, the family did not have to evacuate. >>> a defiant new jersey nor bob menendez has commented about being under federal investigation and insists he is not going anywhere. a report surfaced that bob menendez could be indicted for federal corruption charges. he has been under scrutiny for his relationship with dr. salmon melgen. he is a big contributor to democrat also including bob menendez. bob menendez agreed to reimburse melgen $58,000. >> let me be clear i have conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the fbi raided melgen's florida office two years ago. government data showed melgen got more medicare reimbursements in 2012 than any doctor in the country. >>> two suspects have been detained in the murder of boris nemtsov. he was the opposition le

a spokesman for indiana tech says 16 members of the university's mens and women's bowling team were ons have been reassigned after allegations they may have been drunk driving when they smashed through a white house security barricade last week. and on capitol hill senate democrats are blocking a bipartisan anti-human trafficking bill because republicans will not strip out anti-abortion language. democrats didn't realize the language was in the bill because they failed to read it. we want to bring you more on the breaking news details we've been following all day long after two officers were shot overnight in rallies in ferguson missouri. now released from the hospital. joining me is al sharpton host of "politics nation" and president of the national action network. this is all in light of the police chief, jackson, in ferguson, missouri announcing he would be leaving in light of the department of justice report. how do you think the healing can begin in ferguson if there are fits and starts that keep happening between the community and police? >> well all of these fits and starts cert

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indiana tech confirms that the bus is carrying the men's and women's bowling teams from that university. they were heading to a competition in tennessee. 20 people were hurt but the severity of their injuries is unknown at this time. today, metro outlined 10 steps to improve safety. >> they come after that deadly incident january 12th when a woman died after smoke filled that yellow line tunnel near the l'enfant plaza station. stephen tschida covering metro from judiciary square with these changes. stephen? >> alison, first of all, when we informed passengers, most of them welcomed these changes but there was also a revelation today which some find troubling. now, it was jumper cable which arced and caused the smoke that led to that tragedy january 12th. in the aftermath of that incident metro announced it would inspect all 2,640 underground jumper cables. it learned that 1% of them, about 24 of them were actually in similar condition to the one which caused all that smoke. now, it is going to provide for that protective covers on third rail jumper cables change them to low smoke cables

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university of pennsylvania on saturday. meanwhile eric holder mentioned his death today calling it a senseless act that threatens progress in america. >>> two people have reportedly been hurt in a bus crash in southern indiana, you can see the tour bus landed on its side i-65 in clark county no word on the extent of the injuries but the highway is shut down. once again 22 people are hurt after a bus overturned in clark indiana. >>> the military is still searching for 7 marines and 4 soldiers that crashed in southern florida. during a routine training exercise in the florida panhandle. today the rescue efforts are hampered because of the same dengs fog. the names of the soldiers have not yet been released. >>> the suspect of a cold case murder is released more than 40 years after the crime in arkansas. 67-year-old james clay was captured in georgetown, sussex county local police have been working with the fbi to find him. he is charged in the murder of james ricks in jackson county arkansas he is held without bail in an extradition hearing. >>> fema agreed to take another look at claims after allegations of fraud in the way that some insurance companies assessed the damage it will affect 144,000 claims in ne

indiana's business community in black and while. corporate leaders calling for the new law to be reformed. with ceos from nine businesses including eli lily, university health and sales force saying the law should not be used to justify discrimination based upon sexual orientation or gender identity. >> indianapolis will not be defined by this. indianapolis welcomes everybody. >> reporter: the mayor of indianapolis tried to assure those companies it is still a good place to do business and it is still a good place to visit. charles barkley and other superstars have called for the games to be moved while today san francisco's state joined the mayors of san francisco, seattle and the governor of connecticut to ban publicly funded travel to indiana. the measure signed into law last week will allow any individual or corporation to site its religious beliefs says a defense when sued by a private party opening the doors to businesses refusing to service gays or lesbian. >> discrimination is wrong. i hope that message is being heard loud and clear at our state house. >> reporter: mayor ballard a republican called for the act to be repealed or to add protect

sign it in the worst possible week he's got colleges and universities all over the country saying we don't want our kids playing basketball in indianame of martin luther king day holiday arizona refused to accept it -- >> yes, and it cost them a fortune. stuart: vearnlgly, they backed off. business and money applied pressure. arizona backed off. i suspect there's something similar might be happening here in indiana. >> well, did you see the tim cook op-ed over the weekend, runs the biggest company in the world and he doesn't want to have anything to do with indiana until this is changed. you love that company, apple. stuart: i do? but i'm the one who invested in microsoft. >> oh, i forgot about that. truth stuart you did? >> i just wanted to get under your skin a little. stuart: well done judge. >> a pleasure. happy monday. >> thank you very much, sir. stuart: first it was backyard barbecues, hotel showers, now the government's going after wood stoves. national review's gillian melcher has written about it. i see are they going to take my wood stove off me? >> they're not going to take it away, but going forward the if you buy a new

indiana has no statewide law protecting gays and lesbians from discriminations. so i wanted to hear both sides. i've got with me professor robert katz from the universityof law school gentlemen, to both of you, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> robert, let me begin with you just on the law. and i just hit this a moment ago. i want to hear you explain. what is difference about the law in indiana that makes it more objectionable that other religious freedom laws? no one apparently really complained too much then. >> well this isn't about the text of the law. it's about the context. first of all, the law was passed a couple of months after the u.s. court of appeals eliminated the indiana's ban on same-sex marriage and this law is redone redundant. this law was unnecessary. it was seen as politically valuable in consolation to the religious groups that oppose same-sex marriage. so i would say, you know i don't want to quibble with the law itself because we didn't need it in the first place. you create new problems that you didn't anticipate and so here the two problems were the terrible reaction to the image of indiana across the cou