COSTELLO: Good morning. I'm Carol Costello. Thank you so much for joining us. It's just about 30 minutes past the hour, time to check our top stories. President Obama's Middle East tour makes its second stop and it's a visit to a close ally. The president will land in Jordan in just a few minutes. He'll spend the day with King Abdullah, follows one final meeting in Israel with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The president will return to Washington tomorrow. Senator Saxby Chambliss is reaffirming his opposition to same-sex marriage. When asked by "Politico" if he would consider changing his views, the Georgia Republican said, quote, "I am not gay, so I'm not going to marry one." Recently, Senator Rob Portman of Ohio announced on CNN that he now supports same-sex marriage after his own son told him he was gay. The founder of the hot yoga movement may be in hot water. The "New York Post" reporting a former student is suing the founder. She claims the yoga guru sexually assaulted her and tried to derail her yoga career. The 67-year-old yogi has not responded. It is a big day for Blackberry, yes, Blackberry. The new Blackberry Z-10 finally goes on sale today. It had been delayed for months and expectations are rather high. CNN's Zain Asher is standing by in New York. Good morning.</s>ASHER: Hi, Carol. You know, this is an absolutely crucial release for the company. It's had so much trouble competing with Apple and Samsung over the years.
Chambliss: No To Same Sex Marriage