such protest took place in last december when over 1,000 people took over the mall of america in bloomingtonn the peak of holiday shopping season. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: hundreds of protesters take over the rotunda in the black lives matter movement. police arrested 12 protesters at the mall of america today, and they told the protesters they could not enter the building because it is a private business, and they did offer a neighboring parking lot, but it did not stop hundreds inside and thaey they were there until they were forced out by the police. >> and it forced a surreal scene, and this said that it is a demonstration that is not authorized by the mall of america, and those who do not disburse will be arrested. along with that warning came a heavy police presence and along with security guards hire ed byd by the mall. but they were not the only federal agencies involved. the the intercept says that members of the fbi joint terrorism task force tracked the event. and it was sent to a task force source about the time and the location and a joint terrorism task force describ

malcolm: i got a job at a little magazine in bloomington, indiana, right out of college. was fired after about four months. emily: for doing what? malcolm: basically, for sleeping in. i moved to washington, d.c. and kind of freelanced. did a variety of odd jobs for a while and finally caught on with "the washington post." it was very serendipitous. i never had any plan. everything was a lucky break. or a random choice. emily: surely a job at the "new yorker" is not a lucky break? that's the result of some pretty hard work. malcolm: the "new yorker" was still a lucky break. one of the mistakes we all make, when we look back on our lives, we overestimate our own qualifications and choices and underestimate the role of simple good fortune. emily: have you evolved your conclusions? have you changed? malcolm: if you still believe the same thing you believed 15 years ago, then you are a joke. you are a fossil. ♪ ♪ emily: there are myths about some of the greatest creators and innovators that are so often boiled down into legend. what is the myth of malcolm gladwell, and what is

a newspaper copy editor from bloomington, indiana...from north hampton, massachusetts... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. hi, everyone. jen told me at the end of yesterday's program "i wasn't sure about the final." she came up with a correct response, but didn't know. it was an educated guess and it paid off. and i hope it set the tone for a lot of positive stuff for this entire week. penny and mikki, good to have you with us and good luck. here we go into the "jeopardy!" round. one daily double only in this one. you know that. here are the categories you don't know. alex: jen, you start us. time for art for $200, please. penny. what is gothic? gothic, that's right. uh, art for $400, please. mikki. what is dada? dada, yeah. classic video games for $200.

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cory: said jerry joins us from bloomington indiana with a school of business, and i wonder there at thechool, jerry, when you look at this, is there a sense -- when this was being discussed, that this would have a big impact in the global tech community, or is this a local issue? jerry: it has been perceived by many to be an issue in attracting tech businesses and keeping tech businesses in indiana. there have been a couple of cases in the last week that have stepped forward, changing plans. angie's list was going to build a $40 million facility involving over 1000 employees, and that seems to be on hold. salesforce has a major operation there, and they are talking about limiting flights to indiana and travel to indiana. so if more companies are of this sort that what to bring in people and technology and people who are looking for a free lifestyle to go with that, they could have some challenges in attracting and retaining those people. cory: i have been particularly amazed at the this role reaction from mark benioff of salesforce. he posted on facebook late last night, and in part, he

cory: jerry also joins us from bloomington, indiana. he is the director of business research at indiana university's school of business. when you look at this, is there a sense that this was going to have a big impact in the global tech community or is this a local issue? >> it has been perceived by many to be an issue in attracting tech businesses and keeping tech businesses in indiana. there have been a couple of noted cases in the last week to have stepped forward changing plans. angie's list was going to build a $40 million facility involving thousands of facilities and that seems to be on hold. a website out of san francisco has a major operation in indianapolis and they are talking about limiting flights to indiana and traveled indiana while this is in effect -- and traveled indiana while this is in effect. if they wanted to bring in more skilled people and people looking for a free lifestyle to go with it as they do in many cities, i think it creates challenges in bringing in those people. cory: i have been amazed at the visceral

sparttans and hassiers doing battle in bloomington. down bad pats. sparty up double digital.t least 5 seconds left, hassiers crawling their way back. zislos with the 3 ball and indian kuala is within 3. can you believe this? under five seconds, travis trive missed the freethrows t the ill advised time t yogi misses the game-time free throw less than one second left. appoint 7 seconds left. marvin clark has to do is miss the free throw for time to run out but he makes it on accident and he is beside himself. sparty hangs onty to win 74-7 to t it's just getting you pumped up. isn't it? the march madness, it's all upon us. dreams are made and dashed all in the same night and the ivory league is up for grabs. we will have that plus the bears make the call on a couple of veteran defensive players. what are the chances? free agent randall cobbs leads the packers. we will tell you plus white sox chris sayles sheds light on rehab. all of that when sportsnet central returns. >>> welcome back t the berries rebuild continues, stephen pyah, the defensive tackle is an unrestricted free ag

a peaceful rally is planned for tonight in bloomington. >>> amid-the growing backlash, virginia's governor is hoping to recruit indiana businesses. companies like apple have spoken out against the state r for adopting the law. they invited companies to take advantage of virginia's open and thriving business environment. >>> a a delightful end to march with sunshine now and there are some showers beginning to move closer to us coming into the the mountains from the north and west. ahead of that we have increasing clouds. right now the leading edge of the showers near western maryland coming into. the panhandle of west virginia and near petersburg. here is new time inging on that. showers may be popping up around 3:00 this afternoon far north and west of us. after that, they get closer to the metro area between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. a few showers coming through then as they move east we might get a few rumbles of thunder around the eastern shore. that quickly tracks away. a beautiful afternoon. we'll have temperatures rising to near 70 in northern virginia. low to mid-60s in the metro area. a d

. >> reporter: anger growing across indiana, in bloomington, hundreds of protesters keeping up the pressure against the religious freedom act. >> it's been a tough week here in the hoosier state, but we're going to move forward. >> reporter: in each study changing position indiana republican governor saying he's not inviting discrimination he still wants a fix. >> i have come to the conclusion that it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. >> reporter: pence says he will not institute state wide protections based on sexual orientation and he still dodges on whether christian based businesses should be exempt from providing services to same-sex weddings. >> do you personally believe that christian businesses that have deeply held beliefs about marriage should be compelled to supply services to gay and lesbians? >>don't -- the question you pose i believe is we're dealing here in a free society, with always a careful balancing of interests. and the facts and circumstances of each case determi

then for tonight, little preview, forecast and atlantic city 8, philadelphia, 9, bloomington, 9. and these are the existing records. look at this. looks look a lot of places will break records. and trenton, for example, i think that record was set in 1872. >> thank you very much glenn. let's look at how much snow is falling in montgomery county. nbc 10's doug shimell is live. 6 to 10 inches expected to fall there. i talked to you an hour ago. how have things changed? >> reporter: we have picked up about another inch of snow. we're at the intersection -- >> we're having problems with doug shimell's shot there in montgomery county. we have a live picture to show you, though. we have doug back. let's go right back to see if we can talk with doug. you're live there. can you hear me? >> reporter: we are here yes, i can hear you, keith. since we spoke to you over an hour ago at 40 foot road. we picked up a little over an inch of snow since we talked to you. you're looking north along 40 foot road. and the puck workblic works crew doing a good job keeping both lanes passable. i spoke wi

south bend indianapolis bloomington.s. thomas? >> okay. we'll see how fast this moves along there in indiana. john thanks. >> thanks. >>> joining me now on the telephone, jeff smulyan. he's one of nine ceos who wrote a letter to governor pence asking him to revise that law. it's great to have you with me. i'm a graduate of emmis communications. >> great. >> are you satisfied with what you heard from the governor today? >> well i think the governor's moving in the right direction. obviously this has been a firestorm and it's caused pretty significant kaj to a state that has really come such a long way in the last 30 years, thomas. this has been a setback, but you know we all make mistakes, and i'm hopeful the governor and the legislature can learn from this and rectify this very quickly. >> jeff, you used the word "mistake." the governor wouldn't go that far to say that this is a mistake and a repeal would be necessary. do you think there is a way to fix this without repeal? >> well, i this i a repeal would be the most ad

our next caller joining us from bloomington, indiana.aller: i have a simple answer to this but also in interesting opinion. that answer is yes. the reason i believe that the requirement would be completely valid is when the united states was founded, there was the unanimous decision to the clare george washington president of the united states. under any conditions where of voting requirement would be mandated to the people the united states, that voting requirement would bring people who believe in some of the most dynamic positions that have made our country the best on earth. what would it mean? you were just go player check mark next to someone because you like their policies. thank you. host: on our facebook page, a lot of you weighing in. this is from tracy saying, are we supposed to be a free country? stanley says, yes, make a national holiday. nikki shares this quote from abraham lincoln. this is from frank who says, it is a privilege, not a gun to the head saying like health care. williams says, no, the right to stay and is just