of indiana. >> and that i will faithfully and impartially discharge the duties of the office of governor of the state of indiana. >> the office of governor of the state of indiana. to the best of my skill and ability, so help me god. [applause] >> madam chief justice, governor hogan, general, president pro tem, speaker houston, family, friends, fellow hoosiers, it is with immense gratitude that i stand before you to accept the honor of serving as indiana's 52nd governor. on such a momentous occasion, i must acknowledge both our state's witness toward history and bright future. for 208 years and counting, indiana has been a home for hard-working hoosiers, small business owners, aspiring titans of industry, teachers, nonprofit leaders, and many others. from the earliest days of our statehood, our settlers and immigrants were risktakers, trailblazers who built the state we recognize today. yes. they embark westward, seeking a new start, fertile land, freedom, and opportunity. through honest, hard wo

two more in indiana. another cited near huggins burg, kentucky heading toward brandenburg, a sleepy little river town 25 miles southwest of louisville. at the radio station just west of town. announcer bill byrne receives a telephone call telling of it's coming. tornado. the only warning. a last second shout. and in 30 seconds. 31 people will die. in louisville upriver. an alarm sounds in the newsroom at the local emergency broadcasting. the severe warning has been changed to a tornado warning for metro louisville county, including meade county and, the southern indiana counties. we have a tornado reporter on the ground in the brandenburg vicinity and it's headed toward louisville. we think the sirens should be activated at the present time. okay, hit the alert. kick it. what can you see at this point? well, it's expected contact site. the local very black cloud at the moment. they're just. about over momentarily. and it just swirling around it and it looks like the smoke underneath, but it's still turnin

we had a lot of growth, indiana's gdp since the pandemic is three times illinois.d that? >> a lot of progrowth economic policies. we cut the income state tax. make sure our corporate partners are paying reasonable taxes. we have a regulated environment that's business friendly. it has been prosperous, if you create a really positive business environment, people will expand here and we see what across the state, not just the illinois border but across the state, governor braun feels the same way, that is what we love to do. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hit and misses of the week. —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪ ♪ empower ♪ hey, i got her a little something. a little something, dad? oh, umm. hi. walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira and it's grown nicely. so i say, let a gramps be a gramps. okay, just promise me it doesn't make a lot of noise. (engine roars) (♪) go, baby! go! (♪) thanks, grandpa! get good at money. so you can

is that she could never be charged with another murder in indiana. to be very interesting. >> yeah. it's the first time in my career where a prosecutor has called me up and asked me to set down at a table with a defendant's attorney and they wanted immunity from any and all other murders that they may disclose it. would definitely lead you to believe that there is more to the story. and i think that at some point she'll decide to tell more or we'll figure it out through the viewers of this program and tips. because that's what this is all about. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> trying to gain more information. >> ainsley: absolutely. justice for all these families. it's called "love to you death" the kelly cochran story. you can find it on fox nation. god bless you all. congratulations on finding love through all of this and locking up the killer. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: ice's big operation leaked again. who divulged the details? that's. next. peo ♪ start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done

there's no there's no leeway with felonies in the state of indiana.aybe if it was a misdemeanor offense, i could work something out with you. but it's not a misdemeanor. it's a felony offense. okay, so that's how i. that's why i can't work with you today with it. okay? i understand your circumstances, but you understand that you can't drive. okay? so you're driving has resulted into this situation. okay, now, what i'm going to do, all right, is i'm going to put your information right here for a second. i want you to turn around. put your hands on me. don't you do it, buddy. no no no no no, i'm shooting myself. no no no no no. >> oh, we're going to show you the exchange again. this time from the deputy's dash cam. we want to warn viewers it's difficult to watch. jesse watters found a loaded nine millimeter handgun in the vehicle. and prosecutors said that the deputy fired on huddle after he, quote, reached in a manner consistent with retrieving a weapon and was, quote, legally justified in using deadly force to defend himself. the deputy will not face

darren is from rural indiana. that few others did. >> so these are marilyn monroe's jeans. >> reporter: martin and darren, along with their staff, like director of appraise ums laura woolley, have proven there is value in what other auctions sometimes overlook. >> they are jcpenney's, which is fun. >> my gosh. >> reporter: sure, marilyn monroe's jeans will likely go for tens of thousands of dollars, but what about her personal eyeshadow or elvis presley's gas card or a simple plaque from judy garland's dressing room? even of those sold for less than $11,000. now, that's not cheap, but it's not the price of fine art either. said one collector -- >> he said that it's a lot sexier to have john lennon's guitar on the wall than a picasso. >> he did have picassos. >> yeah, because he was buying his youth. >> reporter: the inowe vision, if a celebrity was big enough, they didn't need to be pushing up daisies to be pushing items up for auction. >> i remember cher when we were trying to talk her into an auction, she goes,

great news for the american economy certainly for indiana.the north american international toy fair is underway in new york city. lauren simonetti is there. good morning is a.i. a theme in the new toys. >> it sure is and so is formula one formula one took off in a big way in the united states. what you're looking at the hybrid racetrack, the artificial intelligence to customize road conditions and that toy is $179 and it comes out in september. this is part of the new category of toys it is a shift from stem science and technology is called a mesh for mental emotional and social health. if you where this weighted plush it cost $35. you feel loved and supported this is interactive plush the cocoa panda i pet him and he tumbles and does things, $50 out this fall i been giving you the manufacturers suggested retail price. we are being told that a lot of the mass retailers here thank the big companies are asking for wiggle room with suppliers, discounts of 5% to help the materials from china, 77% of toy sales here in the u.s. each year are import

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adam: a james dean's from indiana, adam klotz is from indiana. there a coincidence there?h. and he has the hair. adam: that's what i'm going for. [laughter] and i've been trying torque like, pull off a look here -- to pull off a look here. come with me. i'm trying to pull off the a look, and i've been whispering to these motorcycles, seeing which one talks back to me. if is and i kind of, i kind of like the sound of this. i kind of like -- oh, yeah. oh, yeah, guys. i'm going to be riding coming up here in a little bit. charlie: the sound of freedom right there. rachel: wow. adam: whoo! charlie: nice. [laughter] peter: you need a helmet. rachel: he's a rebel without a cause. adam: i'm going to be safe. charlie: a rebel without a clue. [laughter] peter: thank you, adam. be careful. charlie: all right. the high tensions in the white house sending shock waves across the world. what this could mean for the future of a ukraine peace deal with rush. >> shah. liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. bibert

for example, the vice president's wife is of indiana origin that she has massive following on the internet. i know that the indian desperate in america is very happy. do you think that may impact the politics in any way? i mean, do you expect any changes in the indian american dynamic and how it may reflect on because it has already, i think, going back to the end as well, america's strategic partner. and again, that has been bipartisan support with the dental care. so republicans, so it will have an impact and i think we will formulate our response says the situation comes up. but of course, our major concern is a disturbing the kind of actual balance in the region like the truck or foot providing the f. so the $35.00 at the end. well, to some extent as balance has already been disrupted, because india, you know, that you really made some decisions back in 2000. 19 that some would change the situation in kashmir at least now. my question to you and i guess it's going to be the last question in the many countries right now due to trumps. uh, uh, some of the lowest book stands and forum pos

said japanese automaker honda has ditched its plan to open a new plant in mexico, opting instead for indiana avoid tariffs. but auto prices are still likely to increase. one study found a large suv with parts from mexico could jump $9,000. >> trade wars are costly and nobody wins. >> reporter: josh lipsky is a former state department official. trump argues that we're going to slap all these extra fees on imports so then everyone's going to buy american and that will be great for american manufacturing, american companies. but doesn't that take time? >> that doesn't happen overnight. that could take years. and in the meantime, there's huge cost of transition. >> reporter: another recent study estimates the new tariffs could cost the average u.s. family more than $1200 a year. i think people at home really just want to know, what does this mean for me? do companies absorb the cost? or am i going to have to pay more? >> you're going to have to pay more. it doesn't mean you're going to have to pay exactly what the tariff is, because there are all kinds of ways some of this gets absorbed by compa

this case stems from a lawsuit some conservative students filed against indiana university.t involves a program that allows students to anonymously report bias on campus. the university defines bias as words meant to intimidate, demean, or degrade someone based on their actual or perceived identities. but the conservative students say the program violates their freedom of speech. the university fired back, saying the program is aimed at education and support, and it's not meant to investigate or dole out any punishment. the supreme court today said it would not hear the case, but the justices did not elaborate on why they declined to hear it. first lady melania trump is supporting a bill to stop revenge porn. the first lady hosted a roundtable today. she is a proponent of the take it down act, which has passed the senate and now must go through the house. the bill would make posting a non-consensual intimate image real or fake a federal crime. it would also require social media companies to remove the image within 48 hours of posting. she talked about the impact that exploit

in indiana. you get taiwan semiconductor getting $100 million investment into arizona. you get things being addressed with fentanyl on our border and immigration on our border. you get things addressed on the northern border with canada as well. and the closer it gets to the midnight hour, the more they're coming to the table with what they want to bargain with, with president trump. no, no company likes disruption. we know that that's the case. they're not going to want to move a plant or do something else. and i can tell you, ford hasn't called me personally, but i've had a lot of phone calls from midsize companies that have literally been asking, saying, how do we bring this or this or this back into the united states of america? >> let's turn to the russia's war against ukraine. today, ukrainian president zelenskyy said he's counting on u.s. support to help the country find peace. do you think the zelenskyy in ukraine can still count on the u.s. for support? >> i think you quoted one one half of the argument, which is president trump saying minerals deal is still on

the indiana attorney general used the full power of the state to attack her to go after her license.ry, very clear that they were trying to send a message to other providers and doctors that if you come forward, we will attack you. and i think it's the same thing that we saw in idaho at that town hall. it is a warning. they are firing these warning shots, telling women, telling people who care about this issue, if you speak up, if you do something, we are going to be there to make sure that you suffer the consequences. >> jessica, it's good to see you. as always. thank you for joining us. jessica valenti is a leading voice on the politics of gender and abortion, and the author of the book abortion our bodies, their lives, and the truths we use to win. still ahead, today's meeting of the banned book club with bestselling author samira ahmed. her young adult dystopian novel internment, is a testament to how much change a single voice can make in this country, if you're brave enough to use it. the velshi banned book club is the velshi banned book club is next. what are folks 60 and olde

for sure, we definitely have to talk to indiana now to be able to fill the gap that any freezing or withdrawing or for us military support would lead to oh, not totally because there are certain types of diminishing that you can adjust with the financial support quickly to reference to select venture also, as i said, but at the same time they invented a very interesting model disco danesh model. well the countries kind of provide anything because they don't produce, but they have enough money to invest in ukrainian production. and just for the last months, as you've heard of the several new types of the styles that you is ukranian majors, which we just needed to proper financing, contesting for them. don't forget that's up 20 years ago. ukraine was in the times, the biggest exporters of weapons, and the to many of the russians strategically. styles defaults to have the ukrainian technologist and ukrainian and jobs. so we have the bass. it's not that we're starting from scratch. so with the proper financing for the proper new technologist, it would be difficulties on the battlefield. but i kind

. >> honda announced they're coming to indiana because of the tariffs.ng additional jobs and manufacturing. >> apple is going to build massively here, 500 billion, and we have many other companies going to be announced and many that have already announced and it's going to be great and it's looking really strong. i don't think the country is seeing anything like we have right now. the tariff wills start a week earlier than the reciprocal. reciprocal tariffs start on april 2. i wanted to make it april 1 but didn't want to go april fool's day because that cost as lot of money. that one day so we're going april 2. tomorrow 25% tariffs on canada and mexico and that'll start so they'll have to have a tariffs and what they'll have to do is build their car plants frankly and other things in the united states. in which case they have no tariffs. building here and in taiwan to send them here, they'll have 25% or 30% or 50% or whatever the number may be some day. it'll go only up. by doing it here, there's no tariffs and he's way ahead of the game. i would just sa

let's do so with our guest and you have not republic man and -- indiana republican and congressman. i would love to start with you. you are tv rain is in russia. you when i have spoken together in the past about how you perceive putin's actions. tell me how you sitting over there today perceive the actions of donald trump. >> first of all thank you for having me looking at the actions it makes me really sorry because i think that's it seems to me mr. trump doesn't actually understand that putin is not his friend and that putin could not be a friend to the civilized world. it is so important to call the things by their names. and the name of mr. putin is dictator. he started a terrible war in ukraine and i think it is very important for the united states do anything it could to help ukraine not become the part of this aggressive regime of vladimir putin. and now when i am looking at these talks by mr. trump and mr. zelenskyy in the white house it doesn't make sense. it doesn't make it look like the piece is coming in this terrible war. >> will: i want to bring in congressman sparks b

. >> honda announced they are coming to indiana because of the tariffs.additional jobs and manufacturing. >> president trump: honda is coming. i told you about apple. they are starting to build massively here. and we have many other companies to be announced, but many that have already announced. now it is going to be great. it is looking really strong. i don't think this country has ever seen anything like what we are seeing right now. the tariffs as you know will start weed earlier than the reciprocal, which is going to be a couple years earlier. reciprocal tariffs start april 2nd, and i wanted to make it april 1st, but i did not want to go april fools' day because that costs a lot of money, so we are going april 2nd, but very importantly, tomorrow, 25% on canada. 25% on mexico. so they are going to have to have tariffs -- build their car plans frankly and other things in the united states. in which case they have no tariffs. this is exactly what mr. wei is doing. if they did them in time want to send them here, they will have 25% or 30% or 50% or whate

. >> mayor pete used to be everyone's favorite boy genius from indiana.e's all grown up now. and he too seems to be trying to send a message that he wants to join the reality wing of the democratic party. a month ago, he stopped posting his pronouns. and? and pete now says that liberals would do better. quote. if we were more serious about the actual values and not caught up in vocabularies and trying to cater to everybody only in terms of their particular slice of combinations of identities. exactly. >> right. >> fetterman's problem is he doesn't check any box for gender or race, which could hurt him in getting the nomination. john, are you sure you don't have any latino blood? >> uh, yeah. >> how does john fetterman sound? so let me suggest this. since fetterman checks the disabled box and pete is gay, can we just, for the sake of the next election, say that on the intersectionality conversion chart, gay plus disabled equals one person of color. could. >> because i think. >> it's a great ticket, especially since pete has lately been finding the strength

according to reuters, honda will move production of the next civic from mexico to indiana to avoid theed costs. the president is reportedly deciding if he'll stick with the original 25% tariffs against mexico and canada, or a different amount. >> number two. today is national day of action to protest the trump administration's mass deportations. students at oakland high schools are planning to join in, walking out of class and marching to lake merritt for a rally. >> number three, a heads up if you have plans to head to the coast. there's been dangerous surf along our beaches and the waves remain elevated this morning. one man died over the weekend when he was swept into the ocean in sonoma county. >> and number four in the accuweather forecast. we will be bright today. expect a lot of sunshine, but it will feel cool for early march. you can see temperatures on the map. a lot of us will stay in the 50s to around 60 degrees for daytime highs. >> and number five following your monday morning drive. high winds this morning over the bridges, including the san mateo bridge and the altamont

you know, i'm just some simple indiana boy. but when i watched this event today, i want to know why our ally is allowed to disrespect the united states of america. the leader, the current leader of the van jones. let me finish. >> in apology. president trump owes zelenskyy an apology for the way he's treated him. for what? i didn't, i demand it. what? i demand that they give. >> you demand un resolution number two. go ahead and say. >> demanded preposterous things like zelenskyy owes an apology for being attacked. i'm going to go ahead and say something outrageous, actually. >> if the price of you say that ukraine wants peace, jd vance should resign. >> how about that? we're just going to go through crazy stuff. >> you say ukraine wants peace. yeah. if zelenskyy wanted peace, then he would have kept his mouth shut. >> he did. until there were lies. what? until he was. >> aly vance didn't. >> lie about anything they were talking about a dictator. >> that that wasn't. >> that's not what he said yesterday. that's not what he was.

headlines, for instance, i think honda or one of the japanese automakers going to open a plant in indiana. but do you think then the market needs to take more seriously the idea that another 10% goes into effect tomorrow, and you think that will have bigger impacts than anything we've seen so far? >> i mean, you know, it's i think the impact will build up over time. i don't think that we're going to see another 10% on china tomorrow that suddenly causes everyone to sort of snap to their to their senses and have some big sell off. you know, i think that we're seeing the uncertainty and the cost from these tariffs build up and weigh on markets over time. we're seeing it in consumer confidence and we're seeing it in the index movements. >> all right. so let's move on finally to the canada and mexico piece of this, which was the much bigger part of the market's reaction at least i thought last time around. and then they were delayed until tomorrow potentially. and again it hinted that maybe there you know, maybe they start at a lower level and kind of work their way up. maybe who knows what c

moreno of ohio, senators roger marshall of kansas, rick scott of florida, and jim banks of indiana allthe same message thanking the president for standing up for america. however, there were a few congressional republicans who continued to stand up for ukraine. gop congressman don bacon of nebraska posted on social media, quote, a bad day for america's foreign policy. ukraine wants independence, free markets and rule of law. it wants to be a part of the west. russia hates us and our western values. we should be clear that we stand for freedom. fellow republican congressman mike lawler of new york posted in part, quote, as someone who fundamentally believes that russia, china and iran are not. our friends or allies and continues to believe it's important to support ukraine, it was extremely shortsighted to engage in that type of exchange in front of the. us and international press as you work towards an agreement. sadly, the only winner of today is vladimir putin. and then there was republican brian. fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, describing the oval office exchange as heartbreaking to wi

host: that was tom in indiana.et's go to juliet in rockport, massachusetts, line for independents. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. so i was fortunate enough to watch the conference last evening as c-span aired it and i was fascinated, it was such a gathering of media titans. not all, but some. interesting enough, megyn kelly was a guest and she said that her show -- she's a former fox news host, as you know, and her show has more viewers at any given time than any of the top brass in the network news on cable tv. what she said is that when she worked for fox news, she never would have been able to join trump at madison square garden. she was a guest speaker. she never would have been able to do that had she still been on fox. in addition, the ceo of global cnn. now, global cnn sort of caught my eye because you think cnn is just out of new york and south carolina. i think there is another satellite office. she was saying that it's all about the branding because cnn has been hemorrhaging viewershi

host: that was tom in indiana.'s go to juliet in rockport, massachusetts, line for independents. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. so i was fortunate enough to watch the conference last evening as c-span aired it and i was fascinated, it was such a gathering of media titans. not all, but some. interesting enough, megyn kelly was a guest and she said that her show -- she's a former fox news host, as you know, and her show has more viewers at any given time than any of the top brass in the network news on cable tv. what she said is that when she worked for fox news, she never would have been able to join trump at madison square garden. she was a guest speaker. she never would have been able to do that had she still been on fox. in addition, the ceo of global cnn. now, global cnn sort of caught my eye because you think cnn is just out of new york and south carolina. i think there is another satellite office. she was saying that it's all about the branding because cnn has been hemorrhaging viewership.

and speaker, mike johnson and majority leader steve scalise's home state of indiana.nyone who votes for this resolution is voting for those cuts as well as devastating cuts to nutrition and medicare. don't listen to republicans who try to say medicaid won't be touched. i introduced an amendment to protect medicaid which they blocked during our budget markup because they intend to cut medicaid. remember donald trump said he would tackle inflation and lower costs on day one? here we are a month in and prices are rising. musk has taken a literal chain saw to tens of thousands of jobs, putting families and local economies at risk. this budget resolution makes it clear the only people that republicans are willing to fight for in this country are the wealthiest billionaires who apparently now rule the country p. this is unbridled greed and corruption. vote no on this disastrous budget resolution. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. arrington: mr. chairman, i yield one minute to my friend from the cornhusker state

. >> reggie was born in greenwood, mississippi before moving with his family to gary, indiana, where he was a captain and star player in his high school basketball team. >> former supervisor jairo sandoval from district 11 once quipped that michael jordan owes his place as the greatest pro basketball player in history only because reb g decided to choose ministry rather than basketball professionally. >> reggie completed his master of divinity degree in 1983 and was ordained as ingleside presbyterian church's full time pastor. after that and he's been there ever since seeing the church's immense potential. >> reggie organized the ingleside church basketball league inside the church's gymnasium providing a positive space for local youth to learn and play his life's work has always revolved around building up and empowering young people to achieve their greatest potential and moreover to develop young people to become leaders and mentors. and a few of them are right here today and many of them are not here because they are busy at the church or running the afterschool program. reggie p

between indiana and pennsylvania street this project is constructing an underground pipeline connection and control valves between two existing sewer facilities the channel force main and the is this creek transfer storage box i c t. we're asking for a commission to approve an increase of $2 million to the cost contingency and increase of 350 calendar days to the duration contingency to this contract for revise the contract limit of $19,375,899 and a total contract duration of 1131 consecutive calendar days which is approximately three years and one month for the time extension the contract issued notice of. put too late admit dry weather period of 2023 due to various insurance documents delays which left only one dry weather season available in 2024 for the dry weather restricted work hence an additional dry weather season in 2025 this year is needed to complete the remaining work in this year in addition. >> unforeseen conditions were encountered during construction which contributed to the additional de-watering needs. there are unknowns during time of bid which includes the contract

yet most of our drugs come from foreign manufacturers in china, indiana other countries and -- india r r and other countries. our foods supply 15% is imported but some categories like seafood over 80% and we don't have enough. toxic chemicals are in the being inspected. these are reasons we have this issue on a lie of -- high risk list because they don't have tough people and enough skills it protect the american people. >> unfortunately those who talked about efficiency missed the memo when they began terrorizing the tpwoerbgsd -- federal workers that serve the american people. and let's not forget a third of these federal workers are veterans. instead of focusing efforts on retaining talented people to put their skills it work solving the challenges, elon musk offered an illegal scam buyout, two millions of federal employees that will only make the government staffing challenges worse. last saturday he was at it again threatening on social media that all tpwoerbgsd would lose their jobs if they fail it reply to an e-mail and report what they did last week. is it a best management p