then jan brewer got re-elected to a second term in 2010. that one, her second term, is ending, and you can only serve two terms. so she can't run for re-election. which is the bottom line of headlines like these but it's not like she had a choice in the matter. it's the law. debunktion junction, mission accomplished. matter. it's the law. mission accomplished. "first look" is up next. >>> good friday morning, everybody. right now on "first look." frantic evacuation. malaysia mystery deepens. day seven, huge search zone, a few clues and no one really knows where flight 370 is. >>> nbc news exclusive. new information surrounding that massive general motors faulty ignition recall. >>> plus facebook's zuckerberg gives president obama a stern rebuke, and you may be shocked by how much money americans spend on their pets.

then jan brewer got re-elected to a second term in 2010. that one, her second term, is ending, and you can only serve two terms. so she can't run for re-election. which is the bottom line of headlines like these but it's not like she had a choice in the matter. it's the law. debunktion junction, mission accomplished. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> we have the latest developments in the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight and chris christie said something really weird today which he of course has no idea is weird. >> mystery flight. no answers. >> we are six days in. >> six days after the malaysia flight disappeared without a trace. >> local officials are dismissing a wall street journal report. >> the plane may have flied for four hours. >> the minister called to report, quote, inaccurate. >> just when there seems to be a tantalizing clue it gets discounted. >> china released satellite images showing three fragments

and i think that governor jan brewer deserves great credit for having made it. your thoughts on the decision itself and the role of the chamber in supporting that position. >> for us while we are deeply appreciative of governor jan brewer vetoing the bill. she's arizona's iron lady. we felt we feel that we have made more progress than any other state in the country in terms of economic competitiveness. it was the faith-based community and also a lot of republicans in the poll that came out last week that showed two to one republican primary voters wanted her to veto it. there were tweaked out there from newt gingrich and mitt romney also requesting a veto. as well as five republican candidates running for governor of the state also requesting a veto. lou: i want you to know that we have reported that on this very broadcast. >> we appreciate that. and this was one where we were all talking about religious liberties. arizona has strong laws and we supported. >> support them when they enter with a suitable? >> we want to make sure that arizona is a welcoming societ

jan brewer vetoed the bill. but cecilia vega reports it will not stop a nationwide debate. >> reporter: it was the arizona bill that ignited a national firestorm. >> nobody rides in the back of the bus and everybody sits at the lunch counter. we fought that battle once. that's what this battle is. >> reporter: with polls showing a public shift on gay rights. a majority of americans now support same-sex marriage. the pressure for arizona governor jan brewer to veto the bill was fierce. major american companies came out swinging, calling arizona's law bad for business. in the end, brewer vetoed the bill. >> religious liberty is a core american and arizona value. so is non-discrimination. >> reporter: this as some of the most conservative states have become the new battle ground in the same-sex marriage war. a federal judge striking down texas' ban. so-called religious freedom laws like the one so fiercely debated in arizona, now seen as yet another weapon in the fight by supporters of the bill. >> we want for peop

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when jan brewer is saying that you're too far to the right, i mean you're really out there. and, you know, in the republican party i think you've got people like john mccain on the one side and people like the folks who voted that law and sent it to jan brewer's desk on the other side and people don't feel good about that. >> people in our line of work misrepresented the content of that law, at least moderately helpful to -- >> we'll end it there. thank you, all for being here. stay with cnn as we continue to follow the unfolding crisis in ukraine. former secretary of state madeleine albright is at the top of the hour on "fareed zakaria gps." n. when the world called for speed... ♪ ...when the world called for stealth... ♪ ...intelligence... endurance... affordability... adaptability... and when the world asked for the future. staying ahead in a constantly evolving world. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. that's the value of performance. over one million hours of research. are inside are specific vitamins and minerals to help support your heart, brain an

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beyond clean and shine every time. >>> arizona governor jan brewer vetoed the controversial religious freedom bill, after my next guest and other business leaders, community leaders and faith leaders slammed the bill, joining us now is glenn hammer, glenn, great to have you with us, you know i think -- >> thank you, lou. >> i think that governor brewer deserves great credit to having reach this decision and having made it, your thoughts on the decision itself and the role of the chamber in business in supporting that decision? >> well, first of all, we are deeply appreciative of governor brewer vetoing the bill, she's arizona's iron lady, we feel we have made more progress than any other state in our economic competitiveness. it was the faith-based community and also a lot of republicans, a poll came out last week, that showed 2 to 1 republican primary voters wanted her to veto it. as well as five republican candidates running for governor in the state also requesting a veto. >> we reported that on this very broadcast. go ahead. >> we appreciate that, lou, and this was one where, look

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because last night, arizona governor and diner waitress working a 60-hour shift, jan brewer, vetoed sb1062, a bill protecting my religious right to deny sodomites pastry. and just listen why. >> senate bill 1062 does not address a specific or present concern related to religious liberty in arizona. i have not heard one example in arizona where a business owner's religious liberty has been violated. >> stephen: excuse me, governor. just because you don't see religious liberty being violated, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. you have to have faith and believe that gays are destroying christianity. ( laughter ) and i have that faith, and i see gay attacks everywhere i look. like on this miraculous image on my grilled cheese sandwich. there it is. look at that gay ormy right there. ( laughter ) plain as days, folks. usually, i only see jesus in my grilled cheese sandwich-- oh, boy, he's in there, too. i have to get him out thereof. jesus is safe now in my tum-tum. let's get back to my celebration of black history. i will be dedicating the rest of february african american heritage. it is sich a

. >>> arizona governor jan brewer was forced to veto legislation that would use religion to codify hate and deny basic rights. major corporations like american airlines, at&t, the nfl and mlb, in addition to business leaders throughout the state urged the governor to veto the bill. while similar measures have been introduced in about a dozen other republican-controlled states like kansas, south dakota and tennessee, by the end of the week, the moral and economic arguments seem to have had an impact. now this comes as we've seen a rapidly growing acceptance of lbgt americans and issues like same-sex marriage. a federal judge ordered kentucky to immediately begin recognizing same-sex marriages from other states. so that suggests to me that the reason for the proliferation of these hateful measures is fear. just like the anti-women's rights and anti-voting rights legislation we've seen in states, these measures represent fear of a changed reality. but the question now is whether or not the events of last week represent a final tipping point in ensuring equal rights for lbgt americans. let'

brewer. ( laughter ) ( applause ) governor brewer vetoed sb-1062, which would have allowed business owners to freely practice their deeply held religious belief of not selling pastry to gay people. ( laughter ) because god is my cake boss. but, of course, the gay-stream media twisted the bill into something ugly. >> i'm a religious person. this is not religious freedom. it's just plain bigotry. >> this is a bigotry bill masked under religious freedom. >> they're quoting bigotry, per se, in the name of god. it's jim crowe back from the dead. >> it's actually a very similar argument that was raised against the civil rights laws of the mid-60s. >> reporter: >> stephen: this is nothing like the civil rights struggles of the 1960s. for starters, when gay marchers get hit with a firehose, they love it! ( laughter ) ( applause ) that's an actual photo, which means i'm not a bad person. the point is gay marriage is not a civil rights issue. just ask iowa republican and volunteer o the hypnotists forgt to wake up, steve king. jim? >> it's clear in the civil rights section of the code that--

and jan brewer understood this. it was-- the old biblical injunction render into caesar that which is caesars. this was not god's, this was caesar. this might have been freedom of religion on the part o of-- religious free done-- freedom on the part of this legislation but this came right down to arizona facing the same ignomiy and loss of capital that it faced on martin luther king day when it refused to accept martin luther king day as a national holiday and again lost convention business. i think it was a pretty tactical, hardheaded decision made. and mitt romney to his credit weighing in in favor of vetoing it. >> woodruff: along with arizona two senators it is not just arizona, but there are six other states considering similar legislation. >> well, i did declare my interest, hopefully we will see this resolve. what is interesting is the rea sortion of the corporate country club establishment that is what really rallied here and really changed the bill. this is an establishment that has been loss pog we are to

>> will january -- jan brewer sign or veto it? >> i have until friday or saturday morning to determine that. >> jon: clearly the governor is bicurious on this bill. [laughter] if you are going to sign it you might want to hurry because the lawmakers who voted for the bill are starting to realize what the (bleep) they just did. >> why are you regret your vote? >> it went through really quick. no one had anything telling me don't do it. we, several of us talked. we thought you know this isn't good. it's not good for the state. and -- but -- no one had said anything and we thought well, we'll vote for it. we made a mistake. [ laughter ] >> jon: i know how it is, you know? sittinging around a couple legislators, late at night and no one is around. [ laughter ] three of you just decide to experiment with intolerance but, you know, things go a little too far and then the next day nobody can make eye contact. it was just one bill and i didn't even enjoy passing it. it doesn't make me a homophone. of course they are having second thoughts

. >>> it has been two weeks since jan brewer vetoed a religious freedom bill viewed by many as anti-gay, but congresswoman michele bachmann is still up in arms over that decision. >> the gay community decided to make this their measure. and the thing that i think is getting a little tiresome is the gay community, they've so bullied the american people and they so intimidated politicians, politicians fear them. and so they think they get to dictate the agenda everywhere. not with the constitution you don't. >> according to a new poll, 61% of republicans under 30 say they support same-sex marriage. that number is flipped with the older generation just 27% republicans over 50 favor you allowing gays and lesbians to marry. >>> voters in southwest florida go to the polls today in a special congressional election. and whatever the outcome, it will set a record. the winner will become the 64 #th pers#th person in the current house special to washington by a special election. >>> senator ted cruz wants to make peace with senator rand paul. the two got into a public spat after cruz said he was m

republican jan brewer making the announcement earlier today amid questions about whether she could legally seek another four years in office. brewer may best be known for signing a 2010 law requiring immigrants to carry registration documents at all times, a case that was partially struck down by the united states supreme court. >>> not much movement on wall street today. the dow and the s&p barely moved. the nasdaq posted a modest gain despite some sharp losses in global markets over concerns on china's economy that helped drive down many indices in europe and asia, more than 1%. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. remember you can always follow what's going on behind the scene, tweet me @wolflittle bit zero, tweet the show @cnnit isroom. erin burnett "outfront" right now. >> next breaking news chinese government has released new satellite images of what could be missing flight 370. is this really the downed plane? what happened in the cockpit moments before that plane went down. a look at how safe the boeing 777 could be? could something like

brewer vetoed the bill. virgin group chairman richard branson says officials from uganda asked him to do business in the country. he is now calling for a boycott. >> my initial reaction is i didn't want to do business with uganda. i felt the country is giving money to uganda should withdrawal those moneys. i would rather spend that money in countries that treat their people decently. >> i want to bring in richard sacarities. john berman is my cohost. is this a good thing for them to stand up on arizona? >> i think more and more countries do really care about gay rights because they see that in order to attract the top talent, they have to support equality for everybody who works for them. >> this is a business proposition for them? >> i think it is motivated by business. there are a lot of things emerging around this issue. each one of these issues, russia, uganda, arizona, we all have to look at separately what was going on. ultimately, i think companies will make a business decision. >> arizona was differe

arizona governor jan brewer once again at center stage in a major republican party divide. remember in 2010 she made the conservative base happy and the establishment furious by signing a tough immigration law. but this past week she sided with the establishment and infuriated social conservatives with a veto of legislation that would have allowed arizona businesses to refuse services to gay people on religious grounds. well, this week's puzzle sorts some of the receskirmishes. one for the establishment there. the establish's also thrilled their candidates beat tea parties both in alabama house election and a florida special election. in florida we are waiting for the final election but the establishment candidate won the primary. score that one there. as peter noted in the last block, a congress joined a very important senate race in colorado, two tea party candidates dropped out. score that one for the establishment. but, the tea party did block speaker john boehner. he wanted to deal with immigration this year. however, tea party said no. do you that, you get a conservat

. >>> after intense pressure from progressive groups, governor jan brewer vetoed arizona's religious freedom bill. you heard opponents of the bill argue that it would discriminate against gays but what you haven't heard is the bill contains the same language as the religious freedom restoration act of 1993. it was introduced by congress -- then congressman chuck schumer, a democrat. it was supported by jewish groups, even the aclu. it passed you unanimously in the house and signed into law by president bill clinton 8 months after it was introduced. in 1999 arizona passed an identical bill. this year kathy harris suggested some minor clarifications on arizona's law. that's what was vetoed by governor brewer. kathy now joins me. kathy, i've been amazed at the controversy here. this was a very relative minor change to a bill that was noncontroversial in 1999, 1993 at the federal level and was noncontroversial up until this past week. why the controversy? >> well, in my view, governor, a very small minority was able to make hey out of it to make the bill about something it wasn't. and th

i thought jan brewer did a great job vetoing that bill. we can still find some awful ones. but i hope we don't and i don't think we're going to. i think we're going to pick up a lot of seats in the november and we should. >> we shall see. thank you. >> thank you, neil. >> by the way, we have another storm, another winter storm and some parts of the country is going to drop a foot of snow. and we're only a week away from spring. i don't think spring is coming. i don't think summer is coming ever. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? oh, here's one... get an allstate agent. nice! [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call an allstate agent and get a quote now. just another way allstate is changing car insurance for

. >>> ksaz in phoenix has jan brewer's announcement that she won't seek a third term in office. there was speculation she would challenge the two-term limit. and this is a live look at denver from our fox affiliate there. the big story there tonight is a police chase that included three stolen vehicles, spanned close to 100 miles, and lasted almost two hours. the suspect was eventually apprehended and a 4-year-old inside the first vehicle stolen was found safe. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> president obama promised congress he would use his phone and his pen t

. >> with jan brewer, the governor now term limited and unable to fight for another term, how does the top of the ticket affect you at all in terms of what's going to happen in the governor's race? >> remember our governor fought for the expansion of medicaid and arizona against the wishes of the speaker of the house who's one of my opponents who right now is trying to repeal medicaid in arizona. it shows how out of touch he is with our district and he's also the speaker who pushed through the discriminatory bill last couple of weeks ago, 1062. but anyway, back to leadership in arizona, arizona is a warm welcoming state. the governor did the right thing in pushing the medicaid expansion. she did the right thing in vetoing the discriminatory bill 1062. >> well, thank you very much. good luck in the race. we don't know yet who your actual opponent is going to be because of the republican primary but we'll be tracking it. thanks again. >> we'll be right back. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners

and where, thanks to jan brewer, i can spell it how i want and still get served at any store or restaurant. so to all the daylight saving time s police out there, i say take your hour, be happy about it and stop acting like a bunch of jerk. >> oh, no, you did not. >> i just did it. >> my goodness. do you have better now? >> i feel so much better. >> i think this is sort of your purge. >> it was cathartic. >> i'm glad. that is all for us at this hour. so glad you could join us. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right after this. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. [ male announcer ] even more impressive than the research this man has at his disposal is how he puts it to work for his clients. morning. morning. thanks for meeting so early. come on in. [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. [ male announ

[applause] >> not as bad as jan brewer. >> you're also talking about a place with one of the highest poverty rates. the place that has the least health insurance. >> it is actually dramatically later. if you're poor in texas it's really rough. >> you're talking to a limited circle. >> the 20% people need to use their own responsibility is like asking people to drive the speed limit. i think people need to be protected from ourselves. >> elizabeth morin agrees with you there. she was the now senator from massachusetts who came up with the idea for the consumer financial protection bureau, which is to protect people from themselves and that is all well and good, too. her beef ways you can have a warranty on the toaster, protect people from a toaster blowing up, but not a mortgage blowing up. now we have another government bureaucracy spending at least $500 million. it's nothing in the context of things, but why do we need more government bureaucracy is? it's not a government spending issue. i see things like the dodd-frank legislation, which is 2300 pages of gobbledygook that doesn't d

. >>> and arizona governor jan brewer announcing she will not seek a third term. governor brewer whether she would third term limit. marco rubio has done his civic duty. he reported for jury duty in miami but he was accused. >>> and richard murdock has been inducted into the tv hall of fame. he is focused on giving consumers more choices and taking big risks to do it. such as starting the fox network and fox news channel in 1996. also inducted in last night's tv hall of fame. jay leno. nbc might not like this one. there is still no word on whether jay will launch a new show on a new network. we hope he will will come back and maybe even to fox. and that's tonight's speed read. thank you for being with us tonight. we will see you all again tomorrow night right here at 7 p.m. right now you, that means you, go to gretawire.com and join us. answer this question. do you agree with me that the lawyers in the rachel canning case went over-the-line? vote yes or no in our gretawire poll. and up next, the o'reilly factor and at 10:00 p.m. charles krauthammer joins sean hann

will there be a social conservative backlash against arizona governor jan brewer's veto of the state's anti-gay bill? or will the gathering be led by a younger generation of conservative activists who want to move past the marriage debate and widen the gop tent? and what will we hear on immigration? well, here to break it all down for us, nbc news political editor mark murray, here with this morning's "first reads." let's start with the highly anticipated speech by christie. he was snubbed last year and back this year, and he has more of the conservative base on his side after he's gotten, he would say, attacked by the media to some extent. >> he does, kristen. one thing that's interesting, he'll be returning to the talking points he had before the scandals hit him. a christie source is telling us that he'll talk about his record as a republican governor, achieving things and getting results done in a blue state like new jersey. he's going to talk about it's important for conservatives to say what they're for and not necessarily what they're again. and he's also going to say that repub

. >> jan brewer, john kasich. >> this is a winnable fight. rick scott actually pushed for it. he got essentially sold out by his republican legislators. but this is a winnable fight, and i think part of the prickliness and response of bobby jindal and the lieutenant governor is because they know that. >> again, if someone like john brewer, someone like john kasich and come out and accept the medicaid expansion, because, look, these is health care essentially taxpayers have already paid for. right? it's federal money that's already been appropriated. essentially what's happening is these governors by turning down the funds are shipping that money, those resources out of the states to other states who are accepting the funds. you're seeing this dynamic play out where republicans are split on it, but too many of them are holding out and the result of that is deadly. that's 5 million people whose lives are at stake. and so move-on members in the, you know, two dozen or so republican-led states where this is going on have been standing up. we put the billboards up in louisiana and

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