Arizona protesters demand Governor deny signature to bill denying service to gays
Protesters in Arizona are chanting "stop the hate" and hoping Governor Jan Brewer will stop a controversial 'religious rights' bill. It would allow business owners, as long as they assert it is their religious belief to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. Governor Brewer says she has not yet made up her mind. Miguel Marquez has the latest on the protests.
Anderson discussed this with Arizona State Representative John Kavanagh, who defends voting for this bill and New York University Professor Kenji Yoshino, who breaks down the legal jargon.
Ukraine peace deal is put to the test
We are learning new details about the deal that brought calm to Kiev today. It trims presidential power and revises the constitution. It also caps off a week of bloody clashes between police and protesters that left more than 100 people dead, according to the opposition. Nick Paton Walsh reports from Kiev.
Serving the needy while building a retirement palace
Pope Francis has called on his clerics to follow his example and embrace modesty. One archbishop in New Jersey is raising plenty of eyebrows as construction workers add a $500,000 addition to his already-luxe vacation home. This comes after the archdiocese was forced to close a school and cut back on some charity operations. Randi Kaye has the story.
Anderson discussed this with Charles Zech, Director of Villanova University's Center for the Management of Church studies. Also, New York Times columnist Michael Powell.
Little miracle took a big effort
A five-month old baby in Miami is alive tonight thanks to his aunt, emergency responders, and the kindness of strangers. Pamela Rauseo was stuck in traffic when her nephew stopped breathing. She got out of the car screamed for help… and got it. Pamela Rauseo described to Anderson the moment her nephew regained consciousness.
The Mexican sewage canal dubbed 'immigration purgatory' by people deported from the U.S.
What happens to immigrants when they are kicked out of the U.S.? Some are forced to return to Mexico dragging everything they own to a place that's described as hell on earth. Kyung Lah has their story.
Silver medalist proves he has a heart of gold in Sochi
U.S. skier Gus Kenworthy brought home the silver medal in slopestyle. But he is also bringing home a family of Sochi's stray dogs. He fell in love with the mother and her four pups. He told Anderson how he instantly fell in love with them.
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