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It was defined as a bill that had to do with sexual discrimination versus what it was supposed to -- designed to be which was a compelling interest standard for judicial review. that has become a problem for them politically. >> yeah. he is right that this is not the first state. there are 20 other states. this is becoming a business problem which if you're any governor particularly a republican governor that's dangerous. >> pence disagreed with the chamber of commerce and the largest employer in the state on this eli lily. you can be fired for being gay. this goes a step further. we were prom...

I think the big problem that mike pence has here and the folks in indiana has is they've lost control of the narrative. it was defined as a bill that had to do with sexual discrimination versus what it was supposed to -- designed to be, which was a compelling interest standard for judicial review. that has become a problem for them politically. >> yeah. he is right that this is not the first state. there are 20 other states. this is becoming a business problem which if you're any governor, particularly a republican governor, that's dangerous. >> i think that's a really important point. pence d...

Take someone to fix these problems, these long wait times, poor care, et cetera? how long do we think it's going to take, and who might be up for the job? is there someone in particular you'd like to see in that post? >> first of all, wait times are primarily a process. it's a business problem. when you have medical center directors lying to their patients and lying to the va, you don't get the tools to solve that problem. maybe it's more money, more people, more efficient business practices. but this is an incredibly solvable problem. it just takes leaders stepping up and admitting what is wr...

About the future of a smartphone that's been used by tens of millions of people. this after blackberry admitted that it needs some help to survive as a company. so right now they're exploring their options or alternatives. we're told these include possible joint ventures or perhaps an outright sale. but what could it mean for those who still count on their blackberry device, who don't want to give it up and light that screen with the little buttons instead of the touch pad who can spell things funny and create awkward situations. it used to be that blackberry was synonymous with having a phone...

At least 105 newspapers folded and 10,000 newspaper jobs disappeared. that was just the first half of 2009. newspapers haven't faired much better since then. in 2012 print advertising revenues declined by $1.5 billion. an increase in online ad sales wasn't enough to make up for the print loss. the last five years an average of 15 snups have disappeared each year. football field's version of the wetlands in new orleans. so when face twd the prospect of no new newspapers, some newspapers owned by businessmen who moonlight may not sound like such a bad idea. that's only if you think ov billionair...