more from indianapolis, indiana. the "purina incredible dog challenge" on espn. >> well, in addition to letting the dogs fly into the pool, they let one horse take a dip. it's blue, the mascot for the indianapolis colts. all the folks out here enjoying seeing blue out here live and in person. round number one in the books for the incredible diving dog competition. and what a round it was. gauge sets the tone at 26'3". so a huge jump to contest with as we move into round 2. so gauge 26'3". brox, kody, kasey impressive--all over that 24-foot mark. there's kasey ready to roll, jump number 2. >> kasey needing to improve upon his first jump by just over 2 feet if he wants to take the lead. a very nice leap into the purina pool. that looked out there at the 26-foot mark, trace. >> and that's what they're vying for, and it's kind of funny how these dogs, their distances grow farther as time goes on. 26'2". so an impressive jump there. kasey moving into the second-place spot. >> improving by 2'2". not bad on his second jump.

indiana trying to come back. this is a simultaneous possession, ruled an interception.he coach can't believe it. throws his gum after throwing his headset. didn't do any good. indiana the tough you loss in an arbor. >>> nfl sunday, guess who is back, michael vick won't start as quarterback but will be in uniform and will be active for the first time since he was an atlanta falcon. his suspension is over and he is expected to play for the eagles with donovan mcnabb injured as philly takes on kansas city. that's sports. >>> families who have losted loved ones in combat sought strength and comfort in numbers. thousands gathered for the annual time of remembrance. this year a hollywood celebrity showed up to share their grief.y ? a shiny coat of paint? a list of features? what about the strength of the steel? the integrity of it's design... or how it responds...in extreme situations? the deeper you look, the more you see the real differences. and the more you understand what it means to own a mercedes-benz. the c-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for special o

the gentleman from indiana. mr. ellsworth: i'd like to yield five minutes to the gentleman from oklahoma. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for fiver minutes. mr. bo rat: i'm -- -- mr. boren: i'm pleased to honor -- to support this legislation. it would name the usda lane agricultural research laboratory in lane, oklahoma, and the united states post office in benington, oklahoma, after cookman wesley "wes" watkins. his story is uniquely american. born in arkansas and raised and schooled in a working class oklahoma agricultural family he would grow and develop into one of oklahoma's most prominent political figures. following his graduation from benington high school in the spring of 1956 a young watkins would move to stillwater, oklahoma, and enroll in oklahoma state university. five years later, watkins would earn bachelor's and master's degree with honor and distinction. after graduating from college he did what many oklahomans have done he decided to serve his state and country by joining the o

a small plane in indiana. u.s. military jets scrambled to deal with what was called an unresponsive pilot flying erratically. and the plane is apparently down in a farm field just outside muncie in randolph county, indiana. the pilot is thought to be dead. the only fatality. the only person on board. officials believe the situation was a medical situation and perhaps a lack of oxygen and was not an attempted terror attack. the plane is down. one person dead in muncie, indiana. >>> millions of people are on edge after two deadly earthquakes. thousands of miles apart. the first hit the south pacific including a u.s. territory. it triggered killer tsunamis waves that washed away entire villages. 24 hours later another powerful and deadly earthquake hit the ocean near indonesia. there was no tsunami there but a lot of damage. the earthquake in indonesia killed 75 people. hundreds more are hurt. many were crushed or trapped under collapsed buildings. a lot of people have no power, no phone service so obviously reaching

that question to one of the leading republicans in the house, mike pence of indiana. also, former "the x-files" starke david duchovny is on the show. we're glad that you could join us. mike pence and actor david duchovny, coming up right now. >> there are so many things that wal-mart is looking forward to doing, like helping people live better. but mostly, we're helping build stronger communities and relationships. with your help, the best is yet to come. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports "tavis smiley." tavis and nationwide, working together to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: congressmen mike pence of indiana is the chair of the house republican conference. in that capacity, he is the third highest ranking member of the gop in the house. he is serving his third term. congressmen, nice to have you on the show. >> thank you, tavis. tavis: i was on "m

that is why we are in illinois and indiana. other states have individual districts make the decisions. if there is one thing i could ask today from you, will you join the revolution with us and help us influence school leaders, legislators and others in your states and districts to take a look at these books. we would be very appreciative if you join us. thank you. you join us. thank hipa -- thank you. if i could go back to the power point for a moment -- if you go online, and i put the website up a minute ago, please take a visit and a tour of the site. what we have done is to create a curriculum and supplements for teachers. this is the front of the page. you can see a menu on the left, talking about everything on the screen. we even give you a portion of the text so you can see how it reads. lots of teachers and parents like this aspect. we also have web tutorials, and you can simply sit back, click on one of the sections, and it is like we take over your computer and your mouse will move and it will show you exactly how to

i was home in indiana yesterday. hoosiers were shocked with the news that one of our most storied companies, eli lily&co. was announcing lay justifies. i was in indiana on the day that whirl pool announced they were closing a factory and sending more than 1,000 jobs out that have city and out of this country forever. more than two million jobs have been lost since the so-called stimulus bill was passed. 15 million americans were out of work and yet here we are taking time in the people's house to demand an apology from a man who has already apologized. the american people want better. the american people want less politics and more jobs. they want congress to set aside petty partisan politics and come together to take action to get this economy moving again. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. pence: i urge my colleagues to vote no. mr. boehner: i yield the gentleman one additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one additi

indiana wins game one, 88-79. game two is saturday night. >>> redskins offensive tacking set out practice as a precaution for his surgically repaired knee. the cowboys expect over 100,000 fans for their home opener against the giants sunday night. everything big in texas. in florida, howard on the floor in tallahassee. things not going well. a & m gets blocked. counsel scoops it up. it's a 30-yard touchdown. they trail 24-7. third quarter. punting. leroy is waiting for it. this is usually trouble. he fumbles with it and scoops it up. a 66-yard punt return. he's 5'9" takes it to the house. 48-10 is the final. caps up in buffalo for the preseason opener. he made 20 saves. they beat buffalo 4-3 in overtime. passes to chris. gives it back. baxter marched to brian. that's the game winner. they win the first preseason game of the year, 4-3. >> he needed this game. >> glad they got the chance. >>> farmers market opened today in the shadow of the white house. michelle obama's office helped secure a permit to close down th

wayne county in indiana and monroe county in florida are the places in the u.s. with the highest percentage of divorced people. the divorce rate in wayne county, 19%. in monroe county, it includes the florida keys, 18%. nationwide, it's about 10%. nobody seems to have an explanation on why the divorce rate is so high. indiana, i would not have figured. >> i bet there aren't a lot of divorces in north dakota in january and february. >> the temperatures outside are still in the 70s. it's still time for a little outdoor dining, why not? the temperature 77 after being in the mid-80s. the one thing we are missing, not the warm air, the rainfall. more than five inches below average since the middle part of june. i think we're going to make up for that for the weekend. 86 degrees the high. 91 degrees down in miami. here is where the chilly air is coming. 48 degrees now. we still have a touch of humidity. you can see the drier air to the north. it continues to come in as we go through the next 12 hours. overall, we're going to see, i think, a lot of moisture come our way

ironically he'll best be remembered for doing what no other indiana administrator dared to do.tate's most prized institution. here's bob lee. >> seven years of national reform, and one historic decision. miles brand is remembered for raising standards at the ncaa and as president of indiana university, enforcing his standards on hall of fame coach bob knight. >> we have established tough, specific guidelines. this is a zero tolerance policy. >> i think miles brand deserves an enormous credit for finally being the person who said we will have standards of conduct that will be upheld by our employees. and if that expectation is not met, then i will enforce the penalty. >> brand put in place a strict policy for knight's personal conduct. and then four months later, when knight violated the policy, brand fired him. >> i notified him that he was being removed as basketball coach effective immediately. >> within two years, brand was selected as president of the ncaa. the first leader of that organization withoutpo a sports background. he took aim at the escalating arms race among big

i was home in indiana yesterday. hoosiers were shocked with the news that one of our most storied companies, eli lily&co. was announcing lay justifies. i was in indiana on the day that whirl pool announced they were closing a factory and sending more than 1,000 jobs out that have city and out of this country forever. more than two million jobs have been lost since the so-called stimulus bill was passed. 15 million americans were out of work and yet here we are taking time in the people's house to demand an apology from a man who has already apologized. the american people want better. the american people want less politics and more jobs. they want congress to set aside petty partisan politics and come together to take action to get this economy moving again. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. pence: i urge my colleagues to vote no. mr. boehner: i yield the gentleman one additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one additi

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southern indiana to evansville west of lieuville, kentucky. heavy thunderstorm activity up to columbus and cincinnati. date on good rain and manufacture through the midwest. that frontal boundary joining us as we get into the late afternoon by sat saturday, sunday and looks like there is more activity down to the south this is converging with to give us a chance for some rain. here's what it looks like temperature wyles. we saw the 80's big difference across the state. 82 degrees in baltimore right now. 83 in dc. down in fredericksburg 86 the warm spot and mountains 66 throughout in oakland. cool air there. looks like most part most of everyone in the central portion is facing nice warm day. seeing the changes from the northwest we see a front pushing through by friday afternoon that looks like that will drop our temperatures down as we have a northwest wind pretty much through the weekend and even see temperatures in the 60's asset kind of cools off for the weekend. tonight partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures right around 72 de

we do know right now the plane went down in a farm outside munsey, indiana, in randal, indiana. one person onboard, one fatality, which would be the pilot. it was a small single engine plane. and again, the military was tracking that plane over indiana. they believe it was some sort of health issue with the pilot because, again, he was unresponsive and flying erratically. we do know that plane is down in muncie, indiana, right outside of muncie and one fatality, the pilot. >>> congressional republicans are calling for an apology from across the aisle. florida representative allan grayson took to the house floor last night and made a blistering commentary on what he called the gop health care plan. here he is. >> very simply, it's a very simple plan. here it is. the republican's health care plan for america, don't get sick. that's right. don't get sick. if you have insurance, don't get sick. if you don't have insurance, don't get sick. if you're sick, don't get sick. just don't get sick. that's what the republicans have in mind for you, america. that's the republican's health car

the mystics opened their playoff run tonight against the indiana fever. let's go down and show you the highlights from the game. it was a dooz ee. wait a minute. the mystics had to move their playoff game to college park tonight because the walking with dinosaurs arena spectacular was at verizon center. is this me or does the wnba need to get another marketing firm. because game two could be at the marketing club. [ laughter ] >> no respect. >> tee about it. get tog play. this is langhorn. she had 18. the fever got hot in the 4th. kaity douglas hits the three to put indiana for good. 88-79. game two is saturday. hockey tonight preseason opener for the caps. up in buffalo. ovechkin sat out but the caps took care of business anyhow. brian buries that goal and the caps win. yes, it's hockey season. can you believe it. 4-3. >> i can't believe it, no. >> i know. with 95 losses, i think our expectation for the nationals are pretty realistic at this point, especially when they're playing the world champion phillies. but is it too much to ask for more than three

parts of indiana and owe high 0 owe and an area of severe drought near in south carolina.t has improved at least in much of south texas. but nonetheless under a severe to exceptional drought in at least some areas from san antonia southward and eastward. you can see out west, arizona, california and nevada a lot of areas showing up extremely dry. let's head into this week. a pretty good trough to start the week. so a two or three shot of chilly air into the great lakes and the planes and eventually the east. see another trough kind of comes in. but nothing really goes really far south. so we are not talking about any of the central planes or southern planes or the southeast getting too cold out of this situation. let's take a look at monday then as we head into this week. the state fair of virginia and texas continue through this week. it will be wet through the eastern seaboard. thunderstorms and rains into southeast texas. scattered showers apart the parts of the great lakes. and some flakes of snow there in the west fringe. stationery storms causing some storms as well.

what part of indiana. >> i'm southern indiana but represent the entire eastern half of the state. >>ou're really close to -- >> i represent some cincinnati suburbs, some of the fastest growing neighborhoods in indiana are suburbs of your old hometown. >> absolutely if you go west electric there. >> bright, indiana. >> there's some casinos there, too. >> just outside my district, actually. >> just outside. i guess we want to check on the markets. >> quick check. we'll be talking to our guest host in just a moment. among the top stories we are following this morning. airbus may cut its forecast for 8382 superjumbo deliveries in 2009 by one to a total of 113. airbus has been having trouble delivering those skrets on schedule because of wiring problems. >>> also ohio attorney general may seek billions from bank of america over merrill lynch. he filed an amend lawsuit claiming bank of america, its directors and executives hid losses from merrill before the shareholder vote on that acquisition. >>> accused ponzi schemer in jail after a prison brawl last week. two black eyes in an altercati

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against indiana university. of pennsylvania. jennifer, back to you. >> we decided that it sounded like fun so split one and see how it goes. >> it . >> not your average fried food restaurant. big e in springfield massachusetts serves everything from deep fried oreos to latest creation the bacon cheese burger donut. bacon cheeseburger between the halves of a honey glazed donut and packs a whooping 1500-calorie punch. >> one day, throw caution to the wind and have a good time. >> the they sold 2000 on saturday. and sell fried cheese cake, fried mushrooms and fried cheese kurd. >> i don't know vytas. >> i don't know. it is a little bit late for thinking about fried anything. what's in store for the weather. >> elizabeth coming to join you. that's what you will do. they better have the defibrillator right there. and eat that. >> 69 degrees for tomorrow. and mixture of sun and clouds. and breezy out there. cooler temperatures. following behind the next front that pushes through. weak cold front comes through tuesday to wednesday. tak

in case you mised in college football, indiana goes to michigan.n there in decades. michigan gets the interception and indiana's coach bill lynch loses his mind. goes absolutely insane and takes his gum and throws it -- oh, that gum wasn't wasn't hurting anybody. poor indiana. and lastly, lamar and chloe reportedly tied the knot after dating for a month. the two were married at the beverly hills home. that's a look at sports. a month! >> well, they still live in, is it miami? where the girls are living? >> i don't know. >> you watch. if you're worried about future gas prices and think that fuel efficient cars to too expensive, clark howard tells you how it pays to go green. >> have you considered buying a hybrid? there's been all this talk over the years about how they are really just a rich man's game, that you pay so much more for one, you can never make up that cost for what you save in fuel. well, that was true, especially ironically enough last year, when gas peaked at over $4 a gallon because dealers were marking them up so much you could nev

secretary of state in indiana? >> thank you. for me as the practice of consertism for me individually evolves it's focused these days on the constitution. the principles, the underlying premise of our constitution is what conservatism is to me. and we are losing that in this country. far and wide, we are forgetting what me this country so great. we are forgetting the blueprint, there are many of us, family and friends, who think the constitution is a living document tohange with the times. it's absolutely the opposite. it's an in-place blueprint that has led to the most successful experiment in politics that the world has ever seen. and for me, conservatism has to get back to those principles. >> yoe know, i agree. absolutely. [applause] >> it means so many things t so many people but to me, it's always come back to two basic things. freedom and opportunity. freedom and opportunity. somebody once asked me what do i think makes this country great? and i said it's the freedoms that we enjoy and the opportunities that are ahead of

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burton of indiana. mr. burton of indiana. mr. bishop of utah. mr. schiff of california. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority party. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, i'm here to claim the time. i'm just going to get the board set up. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, welcome to the progressive hour, progressive message. the 60-minute period of time where the progressive caucus comes to the house floor to talk to the american people and our colleagues about the critical issues of the day. the progressive message, the progressive message. the fact is, mr. speaker, we've got a lot to talk about today. the issue of the day is health care. and as we get started, i'd like to bring our chairperson right into the conversation in the very beginning, to introduce some of her ideas on this issue, our chairwoman of the progressive caucus, congresswoman wolsy has been a stalwart leader on this issue, has been convening mee

i yield two minutes to the gentleman from indiana. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. burton: i ask unanimous consent to have my remarks revised and extended, please. the chair: without objection, so ordered. mr. burton: why isn't that colleges and universities around the country, 70% to 80%, are going with the family education loan program? it's because it's better, it works better. they don't want to mess with a government bureaucracy. you know, in 1993, and i think it's been stated already -- and i don't want to be redundant, but the clinton administration resurrected the direct lending program and they pushed it through congress and it didn't take long for the program's reputation to be synonymous with slow, government bureaucracy service. and the minority's views on the section in this bill h.r. 3221, tells us that the program will collapse, as it did then. in 1998 the congress passed the higher education amendments of 1998, which specifically blocked the clinton administration from phasing out the fael p

i was home in indiana yesterday. hoosiers were shocked with the news that one of our most storied companies, eli lily&co. was announcing lay justifies. i was in indiana on the day that whirl pool announced they were closing a factory and sending more than 1,000 jobs out that have city and out of this country forever. more than two million jobs have been lost since the so-called stimulus bill was passed. 15 million americans were out of work and yet here we are taking time in the people's house to demand an apology from a man who has already apologized. the american people want better. the american people want less politics and more jobs. they want congress to set aside petty partisan politics and come together to take action to get this economy moving again. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. pence: i urge my colleagues to vote no. mr. boehner: i yield the gentleman one additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one additi

tied a school record with three picks sent by grant steen in indiana in 2002.t four games going back to 2008, now has seven intercepts in the last five games. wegher, tailback, trying to get to the outside, nowhere to go. that's at the line of scrimmage. donald horton made the tackle and that's the final play of the third quarter. good third quarter it was for iowa. field goal is up by seven. now the pick. and they are in scoring territory again. it's hawkeyes, 17-10. >> mike: university of iowa hall of fame before the game. one of the most popular items. won the heisman trophy was killed in world war ii in a navy training flight and the stadium named in his honor. expanded over 70,000 seats. full again today. and iowa offense can take pressure off the fans right now. another sport up 17-10 and we have a full quarter to go.

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in south bend, indiana, one detective was assigned to investigate.dn't have to look far to find the ring leader. he was right next door to the police station in the st. joseph county jail. he asked the jail to give him recordings of phone calls the suspect made. he quickly determined melvin fagan was running the show. >> he specifically targeted elderly people over the age of 65 that had been married a long period of time and their loved one recently died of a long-term illness. >> do you have your card? >> how did he know to say your account starts with 6011? >> all discover starts with 6011, all visa start with 4. >> reporter: 47 co-conspirators were identified. 16 were sentenced and at least seven remain in prison. fagan pleaded guilty to conspiring to fraud the government. >> don't worry become rude. hang up the phone and call the police. if they are calling from a credit card company, which credit card company? hang up. look in the phone book. look online. call them. if they have no idea why you called, chances are you stopped someone scamming y

congressman mike pence of indiana is speaking right now.his is a battle over the soul of the republican party right now. we had a tea party with tens of thousands of people in washington, and they want to make clear the republican party is and was and will be about the values. and sarah palin and gingrich will be on the straw vote here. and mike muck ck -- huckaby, an rick santorum, and mitt romney -- two years ago, mitt romney and mike huckaby were in a battle that ended up at being around 30 votes. and there were major players in the party. and the value voters summit wants to make clear to the party they are still an important part of the process and they must be listened to. mike pence was talking about it was the beginning of a comeback, and europe was overtaken by an avalanche. >> he is talking about the poll that he will do there. you have your top three, romney, palin, huckaby, and then vintage, and jindal, and pawlenty. >> if you were to look at the opening that seems to be there for the republicans on the center right, how did the

in indiana, police say the high school student got other messages like it even telling her she deserveda beating. investigators plan to talk to three classmates thought to be believed behind the text. >> it would be very easy for someone to hand someone their phone and say, send this for me. if there is a conspiracy such as that, the person planning it with the individual who sent it is in just as much trouble as the person who sent the text. >> the principal may also punish the kids responsible. >>> hundreds of firefighters are battling a wildfire north of san francisco. more than 300 acres have burned. crews hope to have it completely under control later today. six homes are threatened. so far, there have been no evacuations, no injuries and no word on a possible cause. >>> the first day of fall today looks more like a winter wonderland in colorado. snow began falling in the denver foothills yesterday. colorado doesn't usually see the first snowflakes for another month. >>> a woman's $500,000 shoe collection has nothing to do with jimmy choo. you see her shrine to all things footware.

. >> court fry from fort wayne, indiana. how can you live in a fort. you live in a tree fort? >> i gave the convocation speech at indiana state university in fort wayne. >> deer greg and bill, i want a banana stick. >>> the estimates don't come in untille next tuesday but we will -- it is amazing how popular banana stickers have become. >> you took one part of banana windy one part sticker. >> i ate a whole bunch of bananas. >> chris e-mails us. dude, that is so cool. you play. no, i mean dominating beer pong in your apartment. that sure beats touching a girl. leslie from -- pennsylvania writes. bill is off is snappy dresser. he is such a teddy bear, could you reach over and give him a hug? >> no. bill does have a clothing line. i believe it is called filth. and then we have another one, do we have another one? >> where can we get this stuff. >> kudohs to that one, princess paw clothing for adult. assault size. they are selling lie hot cakes. >> greg: enough for you. we will go and close things out with the post game wrap you from teffs. wonder what he

indiana wins 81-74 in o.t. eliminating the mystics. >>> turning to hockey. the countdown is on. the capitals open on october 1st at boston. preseason tuneups get the blood pumping. pick it up in the third period. under 20 seconds to play. shawn morrison drives the net with the puck. matthew perot gets it past cristobal huey. redskins corner fred smoot questionable for tomorrow's home opener because of rib injury. hopefully he can play, if not, i think they will be okay. >> i still have goose bumps. virginia tech. >> that was great. >> thanks. that is our news for tonight. see you again tomorrow. "saturday night live" is coming up next.

a low pressure sitting some where over southern. [ indescernible ] kwra -- southern indiana and it's going to continue spreading clouds. it is going to become one big batch of rain, probably getting here sometime between three o 3:00 and 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. it'll continue to get wetter, as we get winds off the ocean, it will continue to juice up. because of warm air coming up the east coast and the sun approaching to the west, all that combines to bringing us the rain. monday afternoon, another front followed by some more chilly air behind that. so we have a lot of activity, it's going to be quite cool, very fall like by monday night, tuesday and wednesday of next week. so we'll watch out for some fall weather headed our way. we still have a very weak tropical depression, way off the atlantic, it will not become much of thing because there's a lot of sheer out here. really of no concern to anyone or any lands areas. but it's a tropical depression number eight off the atlantic. east winds 10 to 15 knots. the bay temp around 73. tonight let's call it partly cloudy, pleasantly cool

indiana tried to come back. indiana led the entire game.n and iu coach bill lynch can't believe it. runs, throws his head set. what else. i'm going to throw my gum at my own players. oh, boy. didn't help. iu tough loss in the big house. >>> look who will make his nvm return today. michael vick won't start at quarterback but will be in uniform and active since the 2006 season when he was the star of the atlanta falcons. vick's suspension is over and is expected to play for the eagles with starting quarterback donovan mcnabb injured as philly takes on kansas city. that's sports. >>> a war that ended more than 50 years ago kept millions of families apart until now. see the tear-filled reunion between brothers and sisters and parents and the children they never got to know. ever worn your clothes in the shower? if you're using other moisturizing body washes, you might as well be. you see, their moisturizer sits on top of skin, almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakthrough formula with natural mo

to say you did. >> jimmy: yeah, i have nothing to do with indiana at all. >> you claim them as yourally do, yeah. i know the movie so well. it was filmed on the campus of -- >> iu. >> jimmy: iu. >> iu. >> jimmy: and what a gorgeous place. >> iu, anybody? >> jimmy: nobody. okay, perfect. [ laughter ] people at home are applauding it. btu it's just a beautiful place. and god, i just love that movie, and everything you're in. i mean, you're in a new movie now. it's is a political movie. you had to gain weight and shave your eyebrows off. >> i just finished playing bill clinton. >> jimmy: now, why did you shave your -- i didn't realize until now, until you told me, that you have no -- >> this is a fun fact that i found out about president bill clinton that he, basically, has no eyebrows. >> jimmy: yeah, i googled it earlier, and he's right. [ laughter ] >> nobody has ever brought that up. >> jimmy: i binged it. >> you know, when you look closely -- he does have some. they're kind of, you know, scraggly. >> jimmy: peach fuzz. >> they're kind of grey. so, they had to shave my eyebrows and

indiana university has a plan to offset tuition hikes.ents with at least a "b" average get to pay less, $500 in credits. you get through that in beer on a weekend. >> there was a school we reported on radio that's paying you not to come. they have this college that they have so many people that accepted they're now paying them to take a year off, $5,000. >> i'll take it. >> guess they don't have budget problems. >> i guess it was cheaper to keep them from coming. >>> coming up next, from the council on foreign relations, dan senor. and the must read opinion pages. you're watching "morning joe," brewed by starbucks. (announcer) your doctor knows tylenol doesn't interfere with certain high blood pressure medicines the way aleve metimes can. that's one reason why doctors recommend tylenol more than any other brand of pain reliever. introducing listerine total care. everything you need... to strengthen teeth, help prevent cavities, and kill germs. introducing 6 in 1 listerine total care. >>> of course, the healthcare debate is raging. yesterd

welcome to indiana. i hope you had a great weekend. we work really hard for this and i expected to have a great time. i was start i have it with the panel and try to keep my answer is as short as possible so that we can get to as many questions as we can. from our wonderful moderator and from u.s. law, and a secretary grace and. technology gap, i am very proud about 75% of everything that we do our done online. that has allowed me to turn and -- that has allowed me to turn in a budget that was less than the budget that the secretary of state turned in a 1987, when adjusted for inflation. there are some real things the republicans can do when running for office and in office to use technology to drive down the cost. and that is what we're about, right? small government and efficient government. campaign wise, i was not so much impressed that barack obama got millions of dollars from george soros and all those kinds of folks. i was more impressed that he got millions of dollars, $10, $20, up $50 at a time for credit card transactions on

all in all what we're watching is cooler air building in across the plains back towards michigan, indiana, ohio. much cooler air beginning to drift down out over the canadian prairies. not a dramatic cooloff. not a major blast of cold air. not quite yet, anyway. thereby noticeably cooler. forecast model in detail here. best chance for rain tomorrow probably towards lunchtime or just after. computer model around 2:00 pick up rain here in baltimore and up north say towards harrisburg. we'll watch for that midday tomorrow and i think we'll dry it out in the evening. in the evening winds pick out of the west/northwest. again, tuesday, mixture of clouds and sun. i don't think we get out of the 60s, partly cloudy. watch out for a few showers. small craft advisory all day long in chesapeake thanks to wind gusts later in the day. , high temperature 77 degrees. variablebly cloudy skies. watch out for scattered rain showers later in the afternoon. seven-day forecast, five days plus another two, how about that. the trend is a cooler one. midweek that's what we're talking about. we might squeak to 70

the new shifts will start ne year at plts in michigan, nsas and indiana. but beginning in november s.v. production at plant in tennessewill be put on hold. >> paul: ford mor, meantime is trying to catch up to geral motors wheit comes to sales in china. ford is expectedo break ground this week on its third chise plant there. that facilitwill build high- d sedans and s.u.v.'s. currently, goutsells ford 3- -1 in china. separately, ford saitoday it's tting an 886 million dollar loan from e energy department. the moy will be used to develop more fuel-efficient vehicles. >> suzanne: he's a look at what happening tomorrow. with all the talk about heal care reform tonit's commentator ks what happens if nothing happens? he's steven georgellmann director ohealth sector magement and policy at the university of miami. >> let's contemplate for a moment. what happensf health care reform, whater that reform wod or could have been, fails? whatould actually happen? first off, the nber of unsured will likely grow from our current 47 milli to 67 million by the yr 2018, putti

wayne, indiana, ran a police department.police departments are strong and dealing with crime. but a lot of this is just, you know, last year the nra spent the entire year trying to scare people into barack obama is going to take your guns away. and it didn't help change the election for the nra, but it helped sell the guns and the ammunition that their members make money on. it's bad for the rest of the country. one of the reasons i'm in l.a. today is to try to get people to talk -- contact governor schwarzenegger to sign a bill passed by the california legislature that would require people selling ammunition to actually check the identification of the people they're selling to, get a thumb print, hopefully do a background check, keep it away -- or you can just pick pocket it easily. >> finally, paul, does your organization advocate taxing ammunition? >> right now there is a tax on ammunition. i don't believe it's been raised since the early 1950s. and i think it's appropriate when we look at our tax code to look at whether

and one of the first beneficiaries lived right down the road from roesler in fairmont, indiana.winslow is the cousin of james dean, who died in a car accident in 1955 after making just three movies. is this it? but the image of this rebel without a cause has become a commercial icon. and 50 years after he crashed his porsche, james dean is still selling german cars and italian shoes. but when roesler first showed up at the family farm in 1982, dean's heirs had no idea how big their jimmy had become. until mark showed up, the estate had gotten no money at all from... >> marcus winslow: that's right. >> kroft: ... from james dean? >> winslow: i don't think he would approve of perfect strangers making money off of his name and his likeness if his family didn't have something to say about it. >> kroft: so he's made a lot more money... >> winslow: oh, yes. >> kroft: ... since he died? >> winslow: oh, yes. no question. >> kroft: than he did while he was alive? >> winslow: oh, no, no question. >> kroft: he'd be... he'd be an old man now? >> winslow: yeah. he'd be 77 years old. but he'l

i'm a physician in indiana. they want as many names on here an possible to deceive the public. on the website for this pcrr they say 73% of patients polled trust their doctors as a major source on health care reform. they're extrapolating that by using doctors' names to deceive their patients. >> watch them at every corner, don't you, folks? doctor, where do you stand on health care reform in this country? thanks for coming on the program tonight, but i can't let you go without getting a word in since you are a medical doctor and you see a lot of patients. where do you stand on reform? >> i stand for either universal health care or as i wrote to congressman tom price, medicare for all with a tiered buy-in program where i could pay a certain amount a minute onth to into the medicare program. >> you're totally against everything they wanted you to sign your name on to? that's basically what it comes down it. dr., appreciate your time. barry kauffman. i have on my radio show received numerous phone calls and e-mails from doctors all over the country who are furious about this tact

vice presidential candidate sarah palin and indiana representative mike pence.rich drew the biggest draws in conservative circles and neither one attended the event this year and newt gingrich is back from a trip overseas and sarah palin the old washington times, she cancelled because her son is due home from iraq but they still got good digs at the president senate he can spin a speech but can't spin his record and i bet you never would dream to look back at jimmy carter as the good old days. >> good news, we have a bipartisan health care bill. the baucus bill. both sides hate it equally. it is bipartisan in people's contempt of it. [applause]. >> the last time they had a straw poll was two years ago, and mitt romney won by 30 votes out of thousands cast and that case you could vote in person or on-line and this year only those attending could vote and huckabee ran away with it. back to you guys in new york. >> thanks, let's talk about this, this thing that -- a -- fire you up about what mayor gavin newsom wants to do in san francisco. >> dave: the people on tw

where the closest activity is over parts of southern indiana, central kentucky getting heavy showers and thunderstorms. louisville, kentucky right now and over towards cincinnati. they're going to get heavy rainfall. this is along a frontal boundary slowly moving our direction, giving us a chance for showers late tomorrow evening. that will be the next rain we have to talk about. the winds out of the south. temperatures will increase a few degrees as we get into tomorrow. we'll see sun and clouds and it looks like your next-day planner showing dry conscience. clouds gathering through the afternoon and the chances for showers will increase into the evening hours. looks like that rain will stick around for parts of the week. we'll talk about temperatures in my forecast in a bit. >>> you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. sky radar is available at fokbaltimore.com. use the tools to track coming storms down to your street. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. >>> ken harris murdered one year ago today. up next, where the case stands today. >>> you're looking at pa