indianapolis indiana. >> the german airline lufthansa said that it knew that the co-pilot in control of the plane that crashed into the alps had a history of depression. >> exactly one week ago today we received the sad news of the fatal descent of germanwings 9525 crashing into the alps. >> it was one of the biggest national tragedies that the airline has ever faced. >> since then every conceivable effort has been made to recover the victims provide aid and assistance to the families, and determine the cause of this accident. >> as the investigation continues new information from germanwings parent company lufthansa reveals that the airline knew of the history of andreas lubitz, who had locked the pilate out of the cockpit of the plane and taking the lives of every man woman and child on board. he had alerted the airline of his mental state six years ago. it explained that andreas lubitz had submitted documents that detailled the pilot's previous episode of severe depression. >> it required inquiry. severe depression is a red flag of red flags. you've going to certain that the man i

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c r cnn, indianapolis, indiana. >> iran strikes a preliminary deal.d we will go live to moscow for a look at russia's role as the talks continue here on cnn. >> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and arnold the world. this is cnn newsroom. >> let's check our top stories for you. iran and six world powers have announced the frame work for an agreement to keep the country's nuclear program peaceful. in exchange the u.s. and european union would phase out sanctions against ta han. >> some of the 79 wounded in thursday's terror attack in kenya are now being air lifted to nairobi. 147 people were killed in the al shabaab attack. authorities say the massacre finally ended when the four gunmen were killed. >> prosecutors say he researched inside methods online in the days before the crash. >> let's point out that this is only a frame work agreement and there are many details that have yet to be sorted out and negotiated. as the saying goes the devil's in the details. could we still see set backs? ar absolutely. it's possible that iran and

bryan bosna is the speaker of the house here in indianapolis indiana. he's in the line of fire. he's trying to come up with a deal o on thisn this. before he went into that caucus he spoke to us briefly. an activist also went after him. listen to this. >> thank you. >> by the public. the outcry by your fellow legislatures. the former mayors of the city. will you not consider repeal? >> reporter: the question is when will they come up with something. it may be late tonight that republicans will decide amongst themselves how far they can go and that's what they will go with. we expect we will have a sense of where this is. they will go into conference committee and pass it in the house and senate. very quickly suspended the rules and putting it on the governor's desk before the ncaa shows up and the first tip off on saturday. >> we desperately want to do it before that. thank you very much. indiana scrambling to make that fix as fix. the second republican governor to bow to the pressure. he is saying you got to make changes to pretty much the same bill in his state. >> reporter: a

they defeated the wisconsin badgers 68-63 in indianapolis, indiana in a very close game. the win ties them for the third most wins in ncaa championships. all five duke championships have been won under head coach mike krzyzewski who became the first division one coach to win 1,000 games. blue devil fans celebrated the win back in durham, north carolina with a massive bonfire. >>> jeb bush is not hispanic, even though the potential presidential candidate claimed he was on a past voter registration form. coming up, his reaction to marking the wrong ethnicity. >>> we will show you how the u.s. president is trying to convince allies abroad and rivals at home to accept the plan. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. i care deeply about the gulf. i grew up in louisiana. i went to school

miguel marquez, cnn, indianapolis, indiana. >>> joining me now is cnn senior legal analyst jeffy toobin. jeffrey, governor mike pence has vowed to clarif this law explaining it's not a license to discriminate. explain how this law can exist alongside protections for lesbians and gays without defeating the purpose of the law. >> well, that's a very good question. and frankly, i don't see how it's possible. there really are two possibilities here. one is that the government says that it is required that businesses accept gay customers, same-sex weddings like they have to accept interracial couples, religious differences, couples with religious differences. that's one possibility. the other possibility is the government can say individuals of conscious can, in their own discretion, say we don't want to do business with same-sex couples. those are the two possibilities. i don't see how you can work out some sort of compromise, because they are completely different positions. >> exactly. it does seem to be mutually exclusive. i'm just going to paraphrase something that governor mike pence wr

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one of the most listened to radio stations in indianapolis indiana just dropped limbaugh after 22 yearsger for the station believes this could open them up to a new group of advertisers. the radio group which syndicates limbaugh has been carrying a $20 billion debt. they are owned by former mitt romney's old company bain capital. network radio's in big trouble advertising-wise. the future doesn't look good for limbaugh. how long will he be around question mark. joining me tonight for this is angelo carrosone and also with us tonight the executive vice president of media matters and also john fugle sirius xm radio talk show host. great to have you with us. let me ask you this. is limbaugh's audience is off. i think you sort of hit the point right in your introduction a couple years ago advertisers began to realize that rush limbaugh was bad for business and now rush limbaugh has become so toxic that even political figures are starting to realize that. his audience is continuing to dwindle. a couple weeks ago on facebook he pointed out that the demographics are against us folks, you know

. >> that decision just 24 hours after indiana governor mike pence asked legislators to send him clarification on their bill. "the indianapolis star" reporting the new language would set limited protections for lgbt residents. indiana's speaker addressed fixing the law on cnn this morning. >> we don't support discrimination. it was not the intent. my focus now is to fix that concern and we're extremely close to making that happen. >> so we're coverings latest developments in both states. nbc's john yang is reporting in indianapolis. nbc's sarah dallof is in little rock, arkansas. that's where we're going to start today. sarah, it was very unexpected to see the governor come out and say that he was not going to be signing this bill especially when all signs pointed to yes. >> yeah it was quite a surprising aboutface, thomas, especially since the governor had previously indicated he was prepared to sign this bill. so he's offering the legislature some options here. eertd either they can recall and amend that bill or pass a follow-up measure that will mirror the 1993 federal religious freedom act. the governor did stop short of

host: we have set a sign -- set aside a line for indiana and arkansas residents. james from indianapolis: good morning. can you hear me? host: go ahead. caller: this is relatively simple. i think it was always a situation of bad timing for indiana due to the fact that some other states and federal laws are so similar. they were searching for an issue to bring up the secular, pc gaming. -- secular pc gang. it is just as simple as being able to say no. you could have a muslim t-shirt owner shop and somebody wants the prophet mohammed on a t-shirt. is he allowed? it is hard to diminish the fact that he would be really upset to do that. basically, we are setting up for society. we are making the religious classes feel like a minority. let's set indiana up and see how many dominoes fall from their. america is changing. i guess the empty suit in the white house is getting his way. in fundamentally changing the united states. good for him. in the long run, we are ripping away at the fabric of america. guest: timing is a really important part of the reason that this law is so controversial. indi

indiana now is ground zero in the debate over laws like this and their impact. here's more from indianapolis. jonathan. >>reporter: john the governor admitted today this act needs to be fixed so he says the state can move forward. so tonight law makers here in indiana are rushing to clarify this law. with business owners around indianapolis taking a stand -- >> no hate. in our state. >>reporter: -- and anger growing, indiana's governor offered a new message. >> we have a perception problem here because some people have a different view. we intend to correct that. >>reporter: after repeatedly defending the religious freedom restoration act, governor mike pence conceded the law should be changed this week. >> legislation that is added to the religious freedom restoration act in indiana that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. >>reporter: he still defended the act overall leaving some very unsatisfied. >> it's not enough. you know i think that he needs to protect lgbt as a class of people. i think he's just trying to save face. opponents say

they rushed me up to riley children's hospital up in indianapolis, indiana. specialists told me that i'd probably never walk again. i spent quite a few years laid up in the hospital. it was a miraculous recovery. a surgeon came in from germany. they removed my third vertebra and literally built me a new vertebra using my pelvis, used one-inch squares and built me a new vertebra. well, mike, i was in the hospital at 16, and after the surgery, they put me in a full-length body cast from head to toe, and when i left the hospital, i weighed 105 pounds. now, a lot of people hear that story -- and i'm very proud of being able to recover from that. but that was just the first step in my life into the health industry. as i was going through rehabilitation for my back, my father went into the hospital for his first open-heart surgery at the age of 43. so, mike, that really scared me to death. so i decided right then to take a very close look at our lives our family history, and try to understand what was going on. i mean, both my parents had high blood pressure, high

. >> i congratulate all >> tonightly, indianapolis is hosting tonight's ncaa final. wait, i thought it was illegal in indiana for a bunch of dudes to play with balls. >> that's right. controversy over indiana's religious freedom laws a pizza place says it would refuse to indicate ear gay wedding. well i know two pizza love whores are going to be very disappointed. >> .. >> should business b's allowed to refuse service to people they don't like. >> if so i have got bad news, use justice, you are not getting served anywhere! no shirt no shoes, two grooms, no problem everybody is welcome here. this is the nightly show. let's do this! captioning sponsored by comedy central >> larry: yeah. i am back. >> yes. thank you very much. thank you, welcome to the nightly show. my name is larry wilmore. it feels so good to be back, you guys, man. whoo. >> i thought you might have noticed we were on vacation last week. big changes happened while we were gone. we got a new table. do you guys like it new table. >> very nice. before we get to tonight's top story, though, let's check in with our big march madness contest. >> la

amy: to talk more about the indiana legislation, we go to indianapolis to talk to tim lanane, indianaate democratic leader. he led democratic opposition to indiana's "religious freedom restoration act" before its passage. we welcome you to democracy now! can you start by giving us the legislative history, how did the bill get introduced, what was it in reaction to? senator lanane: that is a very good question. thank you for having me on the program today. the timing of this, one has to look at that. last year, the state of indiana basically rejected an amendment that had been proposed for a long time, a number of years, to amend its constitution to ban gay marriage, same-sex couples from marrying. then the opposition to that -- or i should say the proponents of such an amendment, are now the same people that are the proponents for the rfra law. i fully support and my caucus fully supports the idea of religious freedom, and the right to practice your religion free of interference from the government but unfortunately in response to, i feel, the rejection of the marriage amendment last

indiana. indianapolis getting rain drops into michigan. but the showers first in tomorrow morning and again tomorrow afternoon. but today, we'll see sunshine with clouds we have this morning, it will be sunny out. let's get to high clouds scattered around at 11:00. 63 degrees with an easterly wind having us warm up with sunny skies to 59 degrees at 10:00. by 1:00 66 degrees. we've got the seven-day forecast with what's ahead after the rainfall tomorrow. >>> all right, bill sounds good. ten minutes after 5:00. it's time to get an update on how the traffic situation is shaping up for your thursday morning drive. >> that's right, katy zachry is watching the traffic cameras. we have a few hiccups, we have been seeing a few issues on roads but nothing major to talk about. 309, 22 i-78, they all look good at this hour. speaking of drive tiles so on the pennsylvania turnpike if you're driving between fort washington and route 1 it will take you 21 22 minutes in both directions there. in buckingham township we're following a road closure at route

indiana has spent millions of dollars to stop the brain drain of that state. that's why indianapoliseaked out when that happened. it gets branded as a place that's not creative. >> is the ways in which it still feels -- and maybe to the good of the overall movement but worth asking about, that the presumption here is in part about the consumption power and the class where lgbt people live because the movement has been about marriage quality and represented in the bodies of white men who have disposal income. good job using that as the kind of central front runners because people will respond, but i know that you have written so frequently and now as part of the viktly fund about that intersection of race and lgbt status that many are not in that class. and so the protections needed are quite different. >> i have been talking about this from the idea of race and class for a long time. but i think what we're seeing bubble up now is this idea of legal equality and how they interact or don't. what people are realizing even when you have favorable rulings around marriage that creates this

and they want to do it before the easter break and the ncaa final four in indianapolis on saturday. indiana's governor said the law he signed protects religious freedom and is not a license to discriminate against same-sex couples. and in this area newcastle county has banned all county-funded employee travel to indiana. that's in direct response to that religious freedom law in that state. >>> today is holy thursday commemorating the last supper of christ. and during this holy week leading to easter nbc 10 is in contact with the vatican as we await the pope's complete schedule during his visit to philadelphia in september. nbc 10's jim rosenfield met with the president of the world meeting of families who told us the economic impact of the event in philadelphia is already eclipsing original estimates. >> clearly the economic impact has increased significantly since we started this. >> so beyond $418 million coming into this region. >> we really wouldn't know unless we did another economic impact study. you know i would say we're at least $500 million. >> we also asked about who will get to h

indiana after lawmakers made law. wilco announced last week that they would be boycotting the state law by calling off their show in indianapoliscatherine: indianapolis - chicago-based rock band wilco says it's going ahead with a may concert in indianapolis now that indiana lawmakers have address concerns that it would allow discrimination against gays and lesbians. >> catherine: the band said friday in a facebook message that it's reversed its decision to cancel the may 7 show because lawmakers approved changes thursday to the that added the first references to sexual orientation and gender identity to indiana law. >> catherine: wilco says it considers those changes "a good first step toward creating the sort of welcoming environment we encourage everywhere." >> catherine: the band says it will donate groups "fighting to build on the progress we hope this change makes in indiana and beyond." >> catherine: still ahead.an invasive fish california waters. we'll tell you about the loach. i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in chec

indiana. indianapolis based an justice list already put a $40 million expansion project on hold. >> oh, money. >> money, money, money. >> money. >> actually this is how you get things done. you don't have to make people feel sorry or bad about your plight and don't have to get them to stop hating you. you just have to get them to hate the fact they are losing money. it is true. it is a classic civil rights move, classic. look, busboy cots of the late fifties and sixties worked for this very reason. you think white people missed sitting on the bus next to rosa parks with her jealous judgmental eyes glaring at them all the way to work? no. they wanted that sweet 12 cents she was dropping in that bus fare thingy. that's just history folks:history. all right? >> listen, the bottom line is that this isn't about religious freedom. this is about the fact that many americans don't want to treat gay like it's normal. it's true. i mean, we think it is normal to inject botulism into our faces to look young. we think it's normal to use chicken breasts as bread. some people even think it's normal to think

basketball is not the only thing people are talking about, indianapolis some are taking advantage of the march madness tourism to protest against indiana's new religious freedom law. indianapolis was buzzing over basketball today. but for the last week the nation's eyes have been off the court and on the indiana state house. as lawmakers rush to fix the controversial new religious freedom law. it triggered outrage and fears that it would protect businesses denying services to gay and lesbians. late thursday night indiana governor mike pence signed a fix into law that clarified the meaning of the religious freedom law. but even that didn't stop some from the final four to protest. several national lgbt groups took to the streets ahead of the tip-off, to voice their outrage against the new law which they say still discriminates against the gay and lesbian community. a banner even flew over in opposition against the law, and its fix. but hoop fans hope that that can wait. today is all about basketball. >> today the governors of connecticut and new york lifted their travel bans to indiana, because of that new wording we mentioned regarding t

but we're going to start in indianapolis, indiana this morning. storms rolling through.back to missouri even talking about severe thunderstorms and that's early. then there will be another wave of severe storms, some along what we call a dry line back in parts of oklahoma and texas. there from kansas, wichita to kansas city, st. louis all in the elevated risk area today and there is an elevated risk area tomorrow that moves to the north and east. you can see it there from st. louis to chicago, even far southern wisconsin so there's a large area, dallas to detroit and cleveland all have to look out for strong to severe storms. tomorrow, all right. there's a lot going on. >> and i am drew tuma with the forecast. the pop-up shower is possible through the afternoon with temperatures in the mid-50s to 60s and the seven-day forecast shows you dry through the weekend and the next chance of rain >> all that weather brought to you by nivea. i need to get some of these. i love those little paws. what is your name? >> yaga. >> yaga it's nice to meet you. george we're going to go in

they want to do it before the easter break and the ncaa final four in indianapolis this weekend. indiana governor mike pence said the law he signed protects religious freedom and is not a license to discriminate against same-sex couples. the governor of arkansas sent a similar bill back to lawmakers to be reworked. newcastle county has banned all county-funded employee travel to indiana as part of the fallout from the religious freedom law in that state. >>> 4:55 now. and today is holy thursday. commemorating the last supper of christ. during this holy week leading to easter, nbc 10 news is staying in constant contact with the vatican as we await the pope's complete schedule during his visit to philadelphia in september. nbc 10's jim rosenfield met with the president of the world meeting of families to get some new information from him. and the president told us that the economic impact of the event in philadelphia capped off by the visit by pope francis is already projected to eclipse the original estimates. >> clearly the economic impact has increased significantly since we started thi

nightmare comes when indiana is already in the spotlight. indianapolis is hosting college basketball's final four this weekend which is expected to generate $770 million for the city. cbs news asked the nfl if indiana's law would affect its decisions about league events including future super bowls in indiana. the league said our policies emphasize tolerance and inexclusiveness and prohibit discrimination based on age, gender religion gender sexual orientation, or other improper standards. we're continuing analyze the law. the governor says he's been in talks with business leaders ensuring them that indiana is a place to stay. adriana diaz, cbs news, indianapolis. >>> overseas lufthansa now says it knew the co-pilot of the german airline err that crashes into the german alps once suffered from severe depression. last week he allegedly locked the pilot out of the cockpit killing all 150 people on board. lufthansa said he passed all tests and was fit to fly. >>> fire officials say an out-of-control wildfire that erupted in eastern california started when e

the indiana star indianapolis star the newspaper there in indiana not known as a bags of liberalition really powerful full cover saying fix this now. religious freedom restoration act, taken a really powerful stance on this. i wonder what this means, though, if editorials can do what editorials do. but i wonder if the voice of business and the almighty dollar speaks louder when businesses such as yours mike, decide to pull business away from that state. >> look, a couple things. first of all, i believe that most people in indiana believe in equality and want civil rights to be enforced for everyone. i believe that to be true. when we pulled out of the conference we weren't directly harming the governor or the legislature. we were, frankly, taking a economic pulse on a bunch of business leaders who may not well share the views and opinions of the legislature of the administration. we harmed ourselves. we had an opportunity to go and gain a bunch of prospective customers and others and that was costly for us. we believed that it was the right thing to do. by encouraging moderate voices

recently retired from the game had 8 plus seasons with the a's. >>> amid controversy, the city of indianapolis indiana the final four in men's college basketball. the university of kentucky hopes to take one step closer to an undefeated season and the nc2a championship. the first to go 38-0. today they're going to take on the wisconsin badgers the one seed out of the west, and the other game, duke against michigan state. duke and kentucky are five point favoritesment the -- favorites. police will increase security at the site of the final four. gay rights groups are planning to march through downtown indianapolis and then rally outside the stadium to protest the new religious freedom law in indiana. now, despite revisions to the law, critics still fear it will allow businesses to discriminate against gay customers. demonstrators also say they plan to fly a banner near the stadium before the games that read discrimination is wrong. the mayors of san francisco, oakland and berkeley are among bay area leaders who have strongly denounced indiana laws, calling for boycotts of the state, and encouraging com

the showers turning heavier in central indiana, towards indianapolis.today, we're heading for 70 degrees this afternoon. after a cool start this morning, a pretty rapid warmup. 62 degrees by 10:00. and then early this afternoon, we'll start to see some of the 70s pop up. 69 degrees at 3:00 in philadelphia. 67 in allentown. weekend forecast and full seven-day when i'm back in ten. >>> 20 minutes to 5:00 now. it's time get another check of the roads if you're one of the people that leave the house at this early hour things should be pretty smooth. >> yeah but there's a couple things going on out there, especially vine street expressway. >> the construction. >> what's going on katy? >> yeah that vine street expressway starts this week. you saw detours today. this is a look at the blue route and germantown pike. the pennsylvania turnpike northbound and southbound four minutes. no issues on 476, very little volume. and we're seeing very little volume on 76 and 95. unfortunately on the vine street expressway, because they're repairing some bridges that hang o

indiana. ahead of the final four college basketball tournament in indianapolis this weekend. >> clock is tickinger: the ncaa headquartered in indiana is reconsidering the long-term investment there. >> the membership has been deeply disturbed by this bill, as have i and everyone who works here in the office. those concerns have not been allayed yet. >> reporter: some indiana democrats say the governor's plan to clarify the law's wording falls short of meeting the demand to, quote, fix this now. >> the most clear, decisive and understandable thing we can do is to repeal the statute. >> reporter: the white house also questioning the governor's response. press secretary saying pence was wrong in saying the religious freedom act was the same as a federal law passed in 1993. he said indiana's legislation is much broader and quote, flies in the face of many people's values. t.j. and bazi? >> thanks, marci. >>> marathon talks over iran's nuclear program are now in overtime after dragging past a midnight deadline. secretary of state john kerry briefed president obama and his national security team via v

indianapolis is in the indiana. two different states man.ness, you bench mark of spring. you stirred our thirst to compete and our hunger for wings. you took office productivity and you punched it in the face. you turned basketball trivia into a vicious arms race. you made mortals into legends and broke brackets just for spite. you made yelling like a psycho seem somehow alright. goodnight march madness, thanks for the emotions of all sorts. and even though you'll be sleeping tomorrow, we'll keep serving wings beer and sports. ahh. greg: a reminder as we continue live from indianapolis, cbs sports coverage of the matches from augusta national golf club begins with late-night highlights this thursday and friday evening at 11:35 p.m. eastern time. live third-round coverage on saturday begins at 3:00 eastern. sunday's action comes your way starting at 2:00 eastern time. as we turn our attention to werner. proud to donate to the general scholarship fund of every school in the tournament. wisconsin on the short end of the score tonight. our tracy

big data, a conference, a very large high-profile tech conference, which is slated for indianapolis at the indiana convention center next month on may 7th. as soon as mike pence signed that law, indy big data was one of the first places that felt the backlash and felt it hard. look at this. this is from their facebook page. over the past 48 hours, we have seen seven national sponsors back out of the indy big data conference 2015 as a direct result of the religious freedom act. this law is having an immediate and negative impact on tech in the state of indiana. we want them to know and acknowledge that this is a real case happening now. not a conference to be impacted months or years from now. and we are calling for an immediate correction to this law in order to prohibit discrimination in indiana on any grounds. seven national sponsors in 48 hours. and the companies involved here, the companies that pulled out of this thing are a big deal. especially if you know the cloud computing, big data universities, it will be a big deal for you. oracle, emc, cloud dara, platfora, pivotal, the companies all

indianapolis is in the indiana. two different states man.ness, you bench mark of spring. you stirred our thirst to compete and our hunger for wings. you took office productivity and you punched it in the face. you turned basketball trivia into a vicious arms race. you made mortals into legends and broke brackets just for spite. you made yelling like a psycho seem somehow alright. goodnight march madness, thanks for the emotions of all sorts. and even though you'll be sleeping tomorrow, we'll keep serving wings beer and sports. ahh. greg: a reminder as we continue live from indianapolis, cbs sports coverage of the matches from augusta national golf club begins with late-night highlights this thursday and friday evening at 11:35 p.m. eastern time. live third-round coverage on saturday begins at 3:00 eastern. sunday's action comes your way starting at 2:00 eastern time. as we turn our attention to werner. proud to donate to the general scholarship fund of every school in the tournament. wisconsin on the short end of the score tonight. our tracy

indiana's religious freedom act. this is video from a moment ago from the state capitol in indianapolis. na republican leadership agreed to rewrite the law. they called a briefing a few moments ago. we don't know when the governor will speak with this, mike pence. but we'll have that for you when it comes out of indiana. keep an eye on that as it moves forward. patti ann: we are learning more about the copilot suspected of deliberately crashing flight * flight 9525 into the french alps. what more are we hearing about the copilot? >> reporter: the evidence is building against germanwings copilot andreas lubitz. it appears he was lying to a lot of people reportedly as you noted was the fact that he was lie together doctors he was seeing for his depression condition either to make sure he wouldn't get ground or to make sure he got the drugs he wanted. officials say they found in the home literally mountains of drugs, anti-depressants and it's reported a sedative sleeping pill a strong drug with strong side effects. doctors often recommend to their patients taking it not to drive let alone fl

backlash in indiana and beyond. >> over the last week we have spent a great deal of time with many of the people you see behind us the corporate and civic leadership not just of indianapolisna, to assure that we can all land on the same page to let every hoosier know that we value you, gay, straight black, white, religious, non-religious. we value each and every hoosier. >> the president of the ncaa quickly responding to the lawmakers ahead of the final four in indianapolis. the statement that reads in part, we are very pleased the indiana legislature is taking action to amend senate bill 101 so that it is clear individuals cannot be discriminated against. meanwhile in arkansas governor asa hutchinson is also looking for a change before he signs his state's freedom of religion bill. got these stories covered from both capitols this morning. adam, let's start with you. do we know exactly what is in this fix, and does a bill get to the governor's desk today? >> reporter: jose, good morning. looks like we have a deal. they have met this morning. he heard from legislative leaders. they were joined by business leaders, members of the lgbt community. they want to send a message

as indiana tries to quite the storm, another state is going straight into the buzzsaw. gabe gutierrez is in indianapolis and he's got some information on the laws not only in indiana but also in arkansas. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: joe, good morning. the governor says that he's working around the clock to clarify the language in this law by the end of the week possibly by thursday. the indiana governor mike pence blasted his critics, saying indiana's new law is about religious freedom not discrimination. >> this law has been smeared. >> the front page of the indianapolis star fix this now. the governor says he's working with lawmakers to clarify the law's intent. under this law, as it's written, is it legal for a florist to deny services to a same-sex couple citing their religious belief. >> this law does not give anyone the license to deny services to gays and lesbians. miller wrote on online it will help christian bakers florists and photographers should not be punished for not participating. >> was i expecting this kind of backlash? heavens no. >> reporter: nine ceo s have sent a letter to stat

indiana is a place to stay. adriana diaz, cbs news indianapolis. >>> overseas luf tan sa now says it knew the co-pilot once suffered from severe depression. lust lufthansa found ooems. last week he allegedly locked the pilot out of the cockpit killing all 150 people on board. lufthansa said he passed all tests and was fit to fly. >>> fire officials say an out-of-control fire shifted after a controlled burn. it's threatened 70 acres and some 100 buildings. some residents were forced to evacuate but allowed to return home last night. >>> severe weather is possible from the northern plains to the southern midwest. a severe thunderstorm watch is posted in oklahoma tennessee, arkansas, and mississippi. >>> there was a powerful hailstorm in central alabama. in some grounds were covered. dozens of cars and homes were damaged. >>> the los angeles tiechls say the death of a getty appears to be from natural causes or an accident. he was found in his bathroom. he was the 47-year-old grandson of the industrialist j. paul getty who founded getty oil. police say it does not appear to be the result of a criminal act but that coul

indiana but there is a call to move the women's tournament. pat haden is skipping a football meeting scheduled in indianapolis in support of his son who is gay. >> ken wayne live tonight, thank you. >>> jeb bush supports indiana's religious freedom law. he is scheduled to attend fundraisers tomorrow here. he plans to ask for money for his run for the white house. but many firms are vocal about their opposition to the law. he says the law doesn't allow discrimination. >>> oakland police made a 4th arrest in the deadly shooting of a mother who was trying trying to protect her children. chyemil pierce was hit by a stray bullet. 30-year-old mother of three was struck by a stray bullet and killed as she tried to shield her children from gunfire. the 4 4th suspect is a 21-year- old, police say he didn't fire a gun but was armed. originally he was arrested as an accessory to the crime but now police are charging him with murder although they haven't said why. investigators also say they are looking for other suspects. >>> and new data shows fewer guns were fired in oakland last year. the city saw 26% drop in gunfire in 2014 compared to 2013. most of

>>> two hours north of indianapolis in walkerton, indiana memories pizza is getting threats after its owner sends a new religious freedom law supports this decision not to cater gay weddings. and an assistant softball coach who tweeted whose going to walkerton with me to burn down memories pizza has now been suspended by her school district and less say they may face harassment and intimidation charges. later today new jersey senator robert menendez is expected to appear in a federal court room. menendez stands accused of nearly a million dollars in unreported gifts and campaign contributions from a long time friend and doctor in florida. federal prosecutors say the democrat used the power of his seat to benefit his friend's personal and financial interest and returns . menendez is confident he will be cleared. >> i'm outraged that prosecutors at the justice department were tricked into starting this investigation three years ago with false allegations by those who have a political motive to silence but i will not be silenced. >> now the 14 count indictment says the gifts included fli

indianapolis is. cory: ballard said the backlash is much larger than what he and indiana politicians expected. and in indianapolis ncaa men's final four was this weekend. turner cbs said the last two national semifinal games had 41.7 million viewers of 24% over last year. second game of the night, wisconsin against then undefeated kentucky was the most viewed final four semifinal game in 19 years. in my opinion one of the best in 19 years. more than 6 million people tried to watch the event on a live stream. but for those trying to watch the final four on one of those live streams, dish's sling tv, they saw an error message that left many frustrated. bloomberg reached out to sling for a statement and they said, quote, despite our best planning we experienced an undepreptsed combination of new signups and high number of viewerships. those fact ares stress our system. kentucky looked a little stressed too. sling tv went on to say while the viewing experience was spot on for a variety majority of the customers they were able to rebalance traffic loads for those affected and improve experience for

indianapolis. and that put an extra spotlight on indiana's religious freedom restoration act. on sunday pence appeared on abc's this week. >> do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george. >> it's a yes or no question. >> come on. hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. >> reporter: pence now admits he could have done better. many loud voices in his state let him know. >> no hate in our state! >> reporter: gay rights groups held two rallies in the past four days, this one yesterday, seizing modern republican watchwords like liberty, and also drawing a direct line to civil rights sins of the past. >> you will never get me, my family, my friends or anybody who i know of social justice or is civic minded to agree with a bill that brings jim crow back to indiana. >> reporter: with a standing- room only crowd on hand monday the indianapolis city council voted on its own resolution. nine republicans joined democrats like zach adamson, who is gay and married. >> the indianapolis city/county council is opposed to the rece