[Romans:] Let's get an EARLY START on your money this morning, U.S. stock futures lower right now. Stocks fell a little bit yesterday. There were strong earnings from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, but the Dow dropped 6 points. Still about 1 percent shy from its record. Also watching Bloomberg terminal blackouts, a lot of people in the markets around the world struggling to figure out what's due about that. IBM is warning Louisiana over its Religious Freedom Bill sending Governor Bobby Jindal a letter. The tech company said the pending bill would create, quote, "A hostile environment for its employees." This is what the letter says, "IBM will find much it harder to attract talent to Louisiana if this bill is passed and enacted into law. This is from an IBM vice president. This is the latest warning from corporate America to states considering religious freedom laws. Indiana and Arkansas had similar laws. They were pressured to make changes. Verizon launching flexible TV subscription, that is according to the "Wall Street Journal." Starting on Monday, for $55 a month, Fios customers can buy a base package of channels, but include major broadcasters like ABC and Fox then add groups of extra channels like sports, kid shows, and pop culture. Americans want flexibility when watching TV. According to Nielsen, most Americans only watch 17 channels on televisions. So more changes coming into how you buy, purchase, and consume television programming. An American returning home from Syria accused in a terror plot sent back from the battlefield to launch Jihad in the U.S. "NEW DAY" picks up that story right now.
[Wolf Blitzer, Cnn Host, "the Situation Room":] Another U.S. citizen charged with aiding terrorists.
[Unidentified Female:] The 23-year-old from Columbus, Ohio.
[Unidentified Male:] He left the United States last year to go join the Al Nusra Front in Syria.
[Blitzer:] Confirming Loretta Lynch as the nation's first African- American female attorney general.
[Unidentified Male:] This should not always be partisan. Presidents have the right to pick their team.
[Unidentified Female:] The 73-year-old Robert Bates may not have been telling the full truth about his training.
[Unidentified Male:] There's a number of record that the sheriff's office haven't come forward with.
[Unidentified Female:] Guilty of murder in the first degree. They're wrong.
[Anderson Cooper, Cnn Anchor, "ac360":] The jury speaks out.
[Unidentified Male:] He played a role in that murder and that's what he was charged with.
[Cuomo:] Good morning. Welcome to your NEW DAY. It's Friday. We made it, April 17th, 6:00 in the east. Alisyn and Mich are off. Poppy Harlow and John Berman are here with me and we do have news. Up first, terrorism here at home, a 23-year-old Ohio man arrested and charged after traveling to Syria to train with Islamic extremists. Authorities say Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud returned to this country on a mission to kill.
[Poppy Harlow, Cnn Guest Anchor:] And according to a federal indictment, Mohamud was preparing to travel to Texas to execute American soldiers. Let's get the late breaking developments from our Atika Shubert who has been following it Atika.
[Atika Shubert, Cnn Correspondent:] That's right. Now he faces actually three different counts, but he could face up to 38 years in prison if convicted of these charges. Take a look at what he was planning.
[Shubert:] Back from Syria radicalized and according to authorities with intent to kill. This man, a 23-year-old American is in custody this morning.