. >> ye indiana, run for vice president of the eyes. >> go ahead, man. >> whoa. >> vice president. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> oh boy. >> all right. don't mess it you want. pence went on to explain he was running with donald trump. the owner said it would make history. when asked if he was a trump sporer, the owner said that's a good question. unanswered. it is' problem in pasco county due to a lack of call sent operators. action news takes toss a job fair hoping to fix the very problem. >> 1200 people standing in line hope for a job and a chance to serve their community. >> it is a critical and important job. >> they'ring look19 people to-w in the sympathetic center answering emergency calls and remaining calm and collected during the response, you have you have to know what you are doing and mmunicate on different levels. >> what their -- jonathan learned that first hand when they called 9-1-1 to get help laying lifeless on his doorstop. >> let me ask you a simple question. why is it that i called in. [ bleep ] and i have a person floor. >> people in community are not being taken care

reporter: yes, the governor of indiana, who did endorse paul ryan in his reelection bid.here is a difference there as well within the donald trump campaign between the actual presidential nominee and his vice presidential running mate. mike pence, the governor of indiana, is the politician on this ticket, the one who is supposed to soften donald trump. he is supposed to be a contrast, in a way. let me give you an example of the kind of questions mike pence has been fielding at his very events where he has been representing donald trump. in north carolina, he was asked by an 11-year-old boy, is his role to soft and up mr. trumps policies and words, and would governor pence be doing the same in a trump administration? even an 11-year-old boy is seeing the clear tensions within the republican party. the response by mike pence was this. he said, well, they want me to balance the ticket. that is what he is supposed to do, bring some kind of balance and stability to the donald trump campaign. but really, what we have seen her the divisions within the party and within the campai

obviously your father's age, and his health and as far as having to travel to indiana -- >> yes.e's 84 and i don't want him leaving us with this as the last thing in his life that he remembers. >> the other fact is that hollon is doing a life sentence. it's really, from the prosecutor's point of view is what are we going to gain by being able to prosecute him? >> yes. >> we're not going to be able to recover the money. most of that has probably been spent. i still have a meeting scheduled with the prosecutor, hopefully one day next week and see if we can do something else. maybe not be able to prosecute him on a felony but some lesser charge. >> okay. >> as soon as i talk to the prosecutor, i'll be back in touch with you to let you know what his decision is. all right? >> okay. thank you very much. >> ronnie tye is dealing with a very different sort of legal matter. he has appealed the administration's denial of his prison wedding. and he's about to get the results from the assistant superintendent, dan mcbride. >> i saw your request for marriage application earlier this week. an

yes. i'm the governor of state of indiana and i'm running for vice president of the united states. >> that's vice president? >> yes, sir, yes, sir. >> oh, boy. >> i'm running with donald trump. so i'm his running mate. >> okay, all right. >> we are just in town doing a rally and campaigning and i heard you were the place to come for a haircut. you're very gracious. >> great, great. give me a handshake again, man. it's great. woo! this is history, man, i'm telling you. >> what was your name again? streamed live online. >> two things. one, i love the heir apparent, very good. henry jones is like, i'm glad you didn't tell me who your running mate is before i started cutting your hair. >> maybe he left it out on purpose. >> he is only 9 but already a veteran. jericka duncan checks in with the first kid to get a double hand transplant. that is coming up here on "cbs this morning." to me the acidity of foods and thinning of the teeth and leading to being extremely yellow would probably gross me out! my dentist recommended pronamel. it can help protect enamel from acid erosion. my mouth feels reall

yes. >> a dollar. >> a dollar that is going rate in indiana. >> yes. >> a dollar. >> yes. >> two dollars. >> two dollarsh. >> usually, yeah. >> i got cop doll archdiocese. >> i would say $1.50. >> you are from china. >> yes. >> we don't have the tooth fair any china. >> no. >> do you you know what it is. >> i have no idea. >> one dollar. >> yeah. >> where are you from. >> australia. >> that is awesome. >> we have one dollar. >> so in the uk it is a buck a tooth. in australia one dollar a tooth. >> she gets five. >> yes. >> rich parents. >> you get presents in spain when your teeth fall out. >> yes. >> how much does the tooth fairy leave under your pillow. >> five-dollar bill. >> five-dollar bill for a tooth. >> like four dollars for the big. >> and the small ones, three. >> three. >> okay. >> tell your parents to step it up, okay. well, i'll tell the tooth fair toy step it up. >> okay. >> i got ten dollars, if i was like seven i got seven dollars. >> tooth fairy used to bring me $20. >> twenty dollars. >> you get $20 per tooth. >> i guess. >> you don't remember. >> i would remember that. >> what does th

yes. i am governor for the state of indiana and running for vice president of the united states. >> go aheadn. whoa, vice president if. >> yes, sir. >> oh boy. >> i am running with donald trump so i am his running mate. >> the barber seems on the fence about trump, but i'm sure he will come around. welcome to the show. >> thank you, andy. >> where would you rank this in the cannon of ice cube movies ? >> this could be part four. this is the most sleep enducing video you have seen on-line. it was 20 minutes long. i thought my volume went down. he had the exact same haircut at the end that he had at the beginning. i love that he waits until the end to say he is with trump because he had the clippers so close. this is also an opportunity to brag he had the idea. i needed a haircut and so i went to a random barber that it just so happened to be an after combine american. 2 was a photo op to get a picture with an african-american that was not amarosa. >> why are they not doing enough to connect with black voters ? >> i don't like them pander together haircut class. he has to go somewhere. i guess

yes, sir. i'm the governor of the state of indiana, running for vice president of the united states. >> vice president? >> yes, sir. yes, sir. i'm running with donald trump. i'm his running mate. >> all right. i'm going to you again about politics. i'm very very scared that you might not have anything to say. >> no. i actually felt -- i feel bad for the people that that boring old guy came up and interrupted. like i don't know, we're just trying to cut some people's hair. why are you here, what's going on. jacob pence is it? i feel bad for them. >> i think it's good to be boring at this point. what do you think? >> yeah. >> i'm doing a good job of it now. >> i make a living off of it. >> the thing is, nobody really cares about these scandals. my theory is because there are no visuals. like tv producers would rather show two people arguing on the street out of seven billion people rather than a scandal that might have national security implications. >> anthony weiner definitely got more play than the entire, you know -- >> we don't know what she erased. >> true. >> yoga e-mails. it was just yoga e-mail

yes. >> exports from indiana have double in 20 years, even when adjusting for inflation.ore than 10% of the state's economy, plus all the jobs the exporters support. indiana's biggest customers, canada and mexico. free trade advocates argue that you want to be selling to billions of people around the world. not just the 320 million customers in the u.s. >> international business is actually an important part of american businesses being successful. >> jennifer rumsey. >> one element of manufacturing costs, what is your efficiency rate. we can't compete with the hourly rate. no point suggesting we could. >> bottom line. america has to be innovative. the company can't compete on wages alone. the benefit should be cheaper goods. >> i haven't seen where it makes the goods cheaper. the companies are making more profit. >> so is it the trade deals or corporate greed behind carrier's moving jobs to mexico. the business unit that includes carrier had an operating profit of just under $3 billion in 2015. when we asked about the move, the company provided this statement. we must co

yes, sir. i'm the governor of the state of indiana. >> okay. >> i'm running for vice president of the united states. >> whoa, man. vice president? >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> oh, boy. >> i'm running with donald trump. so i'm his running mate. just tapped me a month ago. so just in town doing a rally, campaigning and i heard you were the place to come for a hair cut. >> oh, boy. >> you're very gracious. >> great, great. good to meet you. give me a handshake again. woo, that's history, i'm telling you. >> we're hoping to make some history. >> okay. >> well, number one, they should shut it down. number two, they should give the money back to a lot of countries that we shouldn't be taking and they shouldn't be taking money from. >> the clinton foundation is at the center of trump's latest attacks, calling on the clintons to shut down their foundation. and demanding a special prosecutor look into it. >> the amounts involved, the favors done, and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately, immediately. >> this as conservat

yes, sir. i'm the governor of the state of indiana. >> okay. >> i'm running for vice president of the united states>> whoa, man. vice president? >> yes, sir. >> oh, boy. >> yes, sir. i'm running with donald trump. i'm his running mate. >> okay, all right. >> just tapped me a month ago. >> it was a little awkward, but it must have been a fluke. today's episode, mike pence gets a sandwich. after ordering lunch in wilmington, north carolina, pence made the rounds with some local patrons. hello. >> how are you? >> mike pence. >> nice to meet you. i'm sandy loveman. nice to meet you. >> this is? >> my son cody. >> good to meet you, man. >> little bit out of town, yeah, about five hours. also mike pence appreciate cody. can you get how this one ends? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. >> so mike pence stopped into winnie's for a sandwich today. worked the room. after approaching this family, they pause said their meal to engage in polite conversation. and watch what happened as they try to wrap up the conversation to go back to their lunch. >> we're from. [ inaudible ] >> just a little bit out of town? >> abo

yes, sir. >> i'm the governor of the state of indiana. r vice president of the united states. >> oh, vice president? >> yes, sir. >> oh, boy. >> i'm running with donald trump. so i'm you his running mate. >> okay. all right. >> and he just cut his hair. i'm not sure if it's any better for clinton's running mate senator tim kaine. that's "special report" for tonight. chris wallace from washington. no online show tonight. "on the record" with greta van susteren is up next. ♪ ♪ >>> >> "on the record" tonight, in just seconds, you will see donald trump's entire speech side by side with the president of mexico. pay close attention to this one because some are saying the joint statement is making trump look presidential. right after that joint statement trump crossing the border to arizona where he will tonight deliver his full border immigration plan live right here on the fox news channel. and also, did secretary clinton make a major blunder by not accepting the mexican president's invitation to come see him like trump did? also more trouble t

yes, sir. i'm the governor of the state of indiana, i'm running for vice president of the united states. >> go ahead, man. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> oh, boy. >> i'm running with donald trump. so, i'm his running mate. >> okay, all right. >> he just tapped me a month ago. so, we were just in town doing a rally, campaigning and i heard you were the place to come for a haircut. >> oh, boy. >> you're a very gracious host. >> oh yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's the reaction you get when you tell your best friend, hey, kevin, this is my fiance, she's a cat psychic. oh boy, oh man. [ light laughter ] good luck with that. on conversations with the backs of peoples' heads eight hours a day, and mike pence still managed to leave him speechless. [ light laughter ] a new report has found that donald trump may have used some of his campaign funds to buy thousands of copies of his own book. oh, my god, oh, my god, that's what he's going to use to build the wall. [ laughter ] oh, no. donald trump may have used some of his campaign funds to buy thousands of copies of his own book. even weirder, he sign

yes. >> he appreciates that plug. let's hear from john in crown point, indiana. >> caller: yes, during the 1944 campaign, tom dewey delivered, i think, one of his best speeches in his career in oklahoma city. he really took off the gloves and hit roosevelt. now, prior to that, he delivered what i call 1948-type of speeches whereas you talk about home and mother and god and the american flag, but after that oklahoma city speech, i think that convinced most republicans they really had a chance to beat roosevelt. i wonder if mr. norton is familiar with that speech in 1944 and the effect on the republican party. thank you. >> thank you for the call. that's fascinating. that speech, largely forgotten today, reverberated in ways that no one could imagine at the time. there had been, remember, the famous phallus speech, someone -- fdr delivered in d.c., and someone said later on, there was a contest between roosevelt's dog and dewey's goat. dewey had been running this high-minded campaign, and he was, to some degree, goaded into responding, and it was the prosecutor, he brought everything together, all of the allegations of new de

yes, sir. >> i'm the governor of the state of indiana, i'm running for vice president of the united states. >sir. >> oh, boy. >> he is one of the most important politicians this election season, but despite being on tvs all across the country the cute little barber there cutting governor's mike pence's hair had to ask who he was. >> this all happening during pence's visit to norris town, pennsylvania and in front of a mass amount of reporters, you would have think he would have asked the reporters or the camera guys, now, why are you all in my barbershop? >> right, right. >> he has a job to do, but let's hope for his sake he wins over that barber because he needs pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania. i wonder -- we need to ask one of the reporters there, i wonder if mike pence left a tip and how much it was? >> i'm sure he did. certainly he would. certainly he would. you saw his daughter over there watching. he is such a humble guy. he is such a guy nice. he wouldn't care if the barber didn't know who he was. >> good news like that you don't have to tip the shampoo girl because there is none. >> tha

and the central indiana townn t is still not out of hot water yet. ye governor mike pence warninge pec that conditions are still ripetr for tornadoes to form. again, minor injuries reported.repo there are reports about as abou dozen people injured but luckily, injuries are thought to be life-threatening.-thr wisdom and maureen back to bk you.u. >> 4:33 is the time. in maryland a lawsuitawsu challenging a 2011 redrawing of the state's congressionalsiol districts will be allowed toll go forward while state officials are arguing that itguh should be dismissed.mied >> the suit argues districts were redrawn to dilute the power of republican voters inten the traditionally blue state. s the next step now in the casehes of the trial before a three a te judge panel but that likelyt thl won't happen before december. br >> time now to check in see in s what's happening outside withde our weather. weath good morning to you mikeu mike thomas. thomas >> good morning to you wisdomtoy martin. good morning maureen.. >> hello.el. >> happy friday eve i guess isyu what we'

yes, sir. i'm the governor of the state of indiana. >> okay. >> i'm running for vice president of the united states. vice president? >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> oh, boy. >> i'm running with donald trump. so i'm his running mate. just tapped me a month ago. so just in town doing a rally, campaigning and i heard you were the place to come for a hair cut. >> oh, boy. >> you're very gracious. >> great, great. good to meet you. give me a handshake again. woo, that's history, i'm telling you. >> we're hoping to make some history. >> okay. ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. weand sustainability goals asool one of our top priorities.mental i definitely rely on pg&e to be an energy advisor. anything from rebates, to how can we be more efficient

yes. >>> tornadoes ripped through small towns in indiana and we are tracking the storm system and the damage. >>> donald trump going against the odds and reaching out to minority voters as hillary clinton raises funds in the bay area. >> in tracking the weather we will look at the tornadoes in the midwest and talk about the smoke that's back in your bay area forecast. >>> four election coverage and republican donald trump is making a new plea to minorities, more with his efforts and ongoing questions about the donations to the clinton foundation while color clinton was secretary of state. >> what are you doing to reach out? >>reporter: donald trump meeting with volunteers before a rally in tampa florida where he tried to drum up the latino vote. >> i will fight to give every hispanic citizen in this country a much better future, a much better life. >>reporter: he also attacked hillary clinton over reports that donors to her foundation were given special meetings where she was secretary of state . >> hillary clinton ran the state department like a failed leader in a third world country . >>re

yes, sir. i'm the governor of the state of indiana. esident of the united states. >> oh, man! oh. vice president? >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> oh, boy. >> i'm running with donald trump. so i'm his running mate. >> okay. all right. >> just tapped me a month ago. we're just in town doing a rally, campaigning and i heard you were the place to come for a hair cut. >> oh, boy. >> kind of a moment, what's your name again? pence isn't the only indiana politician trying to move past the uncomfortable moment on the campaign trail in the past week. democrat evan bayh, who is running to reclaim his old senate seat had this to say on saturday while trying to disprove claims that he no longer lives in indiana. >> 42 d can't bury court, indianapolis, indiana. it's on my driver's license. >> right there you heard bayh say his home address was canterbury court in indianapolis. but according to an independent journal review which examined his motor vehicle records his address is 1142 canterbury square. the address bayh gave is several blocks away from his

yes, sir. i'm the governor of the state of indiana. i'm running for vice president of the united states. >> no kidding, man. vice president? >> yes, sir. >> look at you, man. well, this happening during pence's visit to norris town, pennsylvania. and i bet that does happen to a lot of politician. we go to times square and hold up all the signs. a lot of people don't know who they are. >> even though he's running for vice president of the united states. >> some people don't watch it. >> still making excuses for him. they don't know the running mate of a major candidate. >> there are a whole lot of people out there like that. we've seen that time and time again. >> clueless. >> thanks, brain. >> he said, a lot of people don't know who i am. >> he's very well groomed. no one can argue mike pence is groomed. >>> from grooming to grilling. the associated press reviewed some of her records when she was secretary of state and it turns out about half, 55% of the people she met or had telephone calls with wound up being donors to the clinton fou

yes. on wednesday many tornadoes and large hail were reported in places like indiana as well as illinois. now we have some video coming out of kokomo where a massive tornadado hit onon wednesday. a large and extremely dangerous tornado hit kokomo near indianapolis on wednesday. the tornado demolished numerous homes, broke down many trees and power lines. 30,000 residents were without popower. ththere have been no reports of fatalities and were no major injuries, luckily. and this system is actually rated as an ef-3. which is the third h highest category for tornadoes. now, in just one day on wednesday, tornadoes -- 35 tornado reports across indiana and ohio in the united states. there's a possibility for thunderstorms and tornadoes once again acacross illinois and indiana. the'ss a cold front stitill located in the area. still watch out for the bad weather situation. now, temperatures are going to be in the mid-30s across the southeast. 33 degrees in atlanta on thursday. and across the northwest, seattle will be heating up once agaiain. the high could be 30 degrees. that's about 10 degree

>> yes, sir, i'm the governor for state of indiana.ng for vice president of the united states. >> cool. >> sometimes it's humbling being v.p. nominee. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. here's greta. >> tonight, donald trump is demanding an investigation into hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. >> the amounts involved, the favors done and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately, immediately. >> donald trump lamented campaign manager kellyanne conway goes "on the record." >> good to see you, greta. >> your boss wants a special prosecutor who is going to appoint. they indicated they are not going to do any more invest

yes. host: chicago, indiana. this is alan on the democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call.hey keep or c-span. first, about the second amendment, i wish people would read it. it's as people of a well-regulated state militia have a right to bear arms. it says nothing about individuals or self protection. it is only for state regulated militia, not for people to run out and decide to take over the government. remember when congressman gabby giffords was shot in arizona by an enraged individual? sarah palin had a website of where she was making comments and how theections democrats needed to be defeated. we need to load up an aim on those areas and she had a bull's-eye on places that had elections and one of those was in arizona. extremely unstable people in this country and a lot of them have guns. i interpreted him as giving some individuals the message that the only way to stop hillary clinton is to assassinate her. he gave that idea to somebody and that is donald trump. he will say outrageous things like that. you will have some extreme individuals in this country that will

he made bid for clerk in the town and made a successful bid for the indiana legislature on the democratic ticket. >> yes. >> his early roots, then, were in two-party system. can you talk about that? >> i can say a little bit, which is to say that he ran on the democratic party ticket when he believed that he could form a relationship between multiple groups of people, whether they be business owners, workers. he believed in the party system in that regard. it wasn't until later in the 1880s, 1890s, that he felt like the party system through the democrats and republicans weren't working for the best interests of all the people combined. >> when he sought the white house, what was his intention? did he ever really think that he could win? >> he said very clearly that he had no intention of ever winning. lincoln steffens interviewed him in 1908 and said, what would it be like for you to be president? he said that if the party ever gets close to winning, i'd be the last person who would want the job or that they would put into the job. he thought of himself more as an evangelist for the cause. he believed v

yes. >>> there are not many summer nights left this season. some indiana troopers are making the most of them. [music] [ laughter ] they can hit the high notes. they lip-synched the famous song "greece" as they made their way through the fairgrounds on social media as you can imagine. the video has been shared us to ands of times and has 13,000 views on youtube. >> he could not keep a straight face. >>> a daredevil pastor in new york is at it again. last month he jumped through a wall of fire on his motorcycle. check out his latest feat. >> here we go. oh my. >> that is a hot slap in the >> over the weekend he used a ramp to jump over a helicopter on the ground through a wall of fire. he is a pastor at the faith fire fellowship. imagine that. he says his jumps are symbolic of the faith. the ramp representing the highs and lows of the life. his church gave away book bags and set up jump houses. >> imagine what his sermons are like? [ laughter ] >> yes. >> no air-conditioning in there. [ laughter ] >> all right. >>> thank you for watching. for weather and tr