state fair in indianapolis, indiana. wthr. a stage collapsed during a concert there. according to the indianapolis star website, high winds toppled the stage rigging between the opening and main acts of this outdoor concert. we're being told the country band sugarland was just about to take the is taken when the accident occurred. we're on the phone with aaron richmond who said there were people trapped in front. did a big wind gust come through? tell us about the conditions at the time of this collapse. >> it was not -- you could definitely see the storm coming in. you could just feel the wind picking up, and it just rolled right through and then that's when the storm just like blew right through. >> okay. aaron, stand by. we're going to go back now to ann ramsay. ann was at the fair, she was on a ride. so ann, did you feel a big gust of wind and according to aaron, he said it wasn't raining at the time. but what were the conditions like where you were in that part of the park? >> you could see the sky just darkening an

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. >>> ahead, how victims were remembered today following a midwest tragedy in indiana. >>> and rosemary is up soon to tell you if our weather trend is continuing in the workweek. >> reporter: it's the first day of school for thousands of kids in san jose. why students in one school in particular are hoping this year will be a lot better than last. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] . >>> we pray that you bring comfort and strength to the families of the victims of the tragedy. ♪ >> indiana's lieutenant- governor opened a memorial service at the indiana state fair for five people killed saturday when a stage collapsed. governor mitch daniels was amongst the 500 people who attended. wind gusts of 60 to 70 miles an hour blew the stage over as thousands waited to hear the band "sugarland." 45 people were injured. some critically. >>> breaking news. oakland police

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indiana's governor saluted concertgoers that helped the injured. >> complete disregard of their own safety was a hero every ten feet. >> the tragedy injured dozens of people, 25 of them remain in the hospital. >>> president obama kicked off a three-day bus tour of small towns in minnesota and iowa today and experienced a tea party positive moment, a party leader asked him about vice president biden calling tea party members terrorists during the debt ceiling debate. >>> tomorrow the president will host a rural economic forum in iowa. he will hold a total of four town style events. >>> the number of americans paying credit cards on time is now at a 17 year high. payments 90 days past due fell to .6%. the improvement came as trans union reported a slight increase that card users carry. >>> down another week and on positive note in terms of the weather. >> nice and warm out there. let's check in with sandhya patel. >> warmed up into the 90s. concord and antioch, 91 degrees. it was a warm day even along the coastline where we started with clear skies. 81 in santa cruz, 66 in san francisco, oak

we thank everyone in fort wayne, indiana. we're always on at abcnews.c.co.ll be along later. we'll see you back here for "world news" tomorrow night. >>> how bay area lawmakers voted on 9 debt ceiling showdown and reasons some of them are given. >> and a change to the state welfare system leaves some living on less today. also... >> if it happens to rose, it can happen to anyone. >> the growing problem of violence in richmond. a murder victim is a mother of four. >> a brush fire is burning at this hour in nornl bay. and 50 acres and still growing. the fire is burning near fairfield, destroying dry grass and shrubs. no one has been evacuated but there are several neighborhood that's could be threaten fd the fire burns up the hill. and the smoke blowing away from interstate 80 and traffic is not affected and crews closed a part of core delia road. good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. and there is a second story breaking now. an amber alert for a 16-year-old boy kidnapped in antioch by a man with a sawed off shotgun. the victim is hasan ford, he is african americ

the indiana state police says it will likely take weeks or months before they have answers. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> doctors at the san francisco general say the injured giants fan bryan stow is showing significant improvement in his long road to recovery. they say his neurological exams are better and his ability to follow commands and interact with his family has greatly increased. so remains in -- stow remains in serious condition. these two men marvin norwood and louis sanchez pleaded not guilty to felony charges of assault, battery and mayhem. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> look outside. a beautiful day. a lot of sunshine. hardly any clouds except for in this picture. we had to find a few of them for you. it is san francisco in the summertime. these will be few and far between. we have sunshine and seasonal temperatures. i'll tell you how long it will last. >> all right. thank you. how do you lose a 218-foot blimp? where it land and the surprise it gave a 94-year-old woman. >> seeing double. giants catcher buster posey has big

so there's an island very near indiana that has filled in between indiana and the island, and it's kentucky. and it's enough land that they're thinking maybe a race track, maybe a casino, what can we do here? [laughter] and indiana's not too wild about that. but, you know, conflict but not much i think they can do. >> great. well, i want to thank mark stein for sharing your extraordinarily meticulous details. [applause] i thank all of you for coming again, and we'll see you outside. don't forget your takeaway on the way out. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this event was hosted by the smithsonian institution here in washington d.c. the to

it's a somber day here at the indiana state fair grounds. the pile of wreckage behind me is a sobering reminder of what happened here. as you mentioned a short service is scheduled here to remember those five people who lost their lives so unexpectedly. concert goers' worst nightmare turned to reality in just seconds. just minutes after the announcer warned that severe weather was p possible, a gust of wind, between 60 and 70 miles per hour sent the massive scaffolding crashing into the crowd. >> it just came down. i saw people running. the next thing you know, you look back and there's people underneath the stage trying to get up. >> oh, my gosh. i was scared. >> reporter: chris lost sight of his son and wife in the kayous. >> then the gust of wind came. the stage blew over. and i took off down there to see what i could do to help. >> the individuals ran to the trouble, not from the trouble, by the hundreds, offering their -- in many cases their own professional skills. >> reporter: despite their heroic efforts, the help was too late for fi

indiana's governor called the incident a freakish accident.dy family and the victim friends of victims are asking questions. could it have been prevented in indianapolis? susan candiotti looks at how it unfolded. >> reporter: saturday night, 8:49 p.m. 12,000 cheering fans are waiting for the band sugarland to start their concert. and then moments later, sheer terror. >> just the wind blew, and the whole stands just went tumbling down, just like -- just like you would see a domino effect. >> reporter: the stage is toppled by winds estimated at 60 to 70 miles per hour. from this angle, you can see it collapse like a house of cards, right on top of dozens of people. >> in the blink of an eye, it was just down. and there were people underneath it, trying to get out, and little kids. >> reporter: concertgoers flee for their lives with some fans and stagehands still trapped beneath the mangled metal and twisted wreckage. and then something remarkable happens. people began to surge toward the crumbled grandstand, trying to help, lifting the debris to

i've got 18 months to try to make indiana schools even a lot better than they are now.t will keep me busy. >> so no second thoughts, huh? >> no, sir. >> okay. governor mitch daniels, thanks for coming on this morning, talking education and a little politics. appreciate it. >>> join msnbc this sunday, august 14th, at noon for a special two-hour program. it's called "a stronger america: making the grade." we'll be live from de's hosted also ctributing. and you can be a part of that conversation right now at facebook.com/strongeramerica and follow it on twitter @strongeramerica. >>> coming up, it's hump day panel time. the dow plunging once again. yea! we'll talk about this volatility, how it affects the politics of this country and, of course, we'll talk about the expectation ames. get it? expectation ames. first, the white house soup of the day. roasted red pepper and tomato. by the way, starting tomorrow, worry going to give you the fried food on a stick of the day. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. this is my band from the 80's, looker. hair and mascar

indiana's governor called the incident a freakish accident.amily and the victim friends of victims are asking questions. and demanding answers. could it have been prevented? susan candiotti looks at how it unfolded. >> reporter: saturday night, 8:49 p.m. 12,000 cheering fans are waiting for the band sugarland to start their concert. and then moments later, sheer terror. >> just the wind blew, and the whole stands just went tumbling down, just like -- just like you would see a domino effect. >> reporter: the stage is toppled by winds estimated at 60 to 70 miles per hour. from this angle, you can see it collapse like a house of cards, right on top of dozens of people. >> in the blink of an eye, it was just down. and there were people underneath it, trying to get out, and little kids. >> reporter: concertgoers flee for their lives with some fans and stagehands still trapped beneath the mangled metal and twisted wreckage. and then something remarkable happens. people began to surge toward the crumbled grandstand, trying to help, lifting the debris

>> alan: a deadly stage collapse kills four in indiana. and a tragic ending to a statewide amber >> alan: dramatic video of a deadly stage collapse just before a concert in indiana. good evening, we will get to that not a moment. tonight, developing new, tragic ending to an amber matter. police found the body of a missing girl and her father. police had been serve for the girl and her father since they went missing last weekend. the amber alert was issued yesterday. tonight, a vehicle was found in the town of grisly flats not far from placerville, the body of the father and daughter were discovered in the car. no details about the cuss cause of -- cause of death has been released. >> now to the strategic accident caught on video at the indiana state fair. you can see wind whipping tarps covering the stage, and then that canopy toppled on to the performance area and the first several rows of seats. it happens moments before sugarland was set to take the stage. fans jumped into action trying to rescue people. >> people trapped inside and the

the indiana state police says it will likely take weeks or months before they have answers. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> doctors at the san francisco general say the injured giants fan bryan stow is showing significant improvement in his long road to recovery. they say his neurological exams are better and his ability to follow commands and interact with his family has greatly increased. so remains in -- stow remains in serious condition. these two men marvin norwood and louis sanchez pleaded not guilty to felony charges of assault, battery and mayhem. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> look outside. a beautiful day. a lot of sunshine. hardly any clouds except for in this picture. we had to find a few of them for you. it is san francisco in the summertime. these will be few and far between. we have sunshine and seasonal temperatures. i'll tell you how long it will last. >> all right. thank you. how do you lose a 218-foot blimp? where it land and the surprise it gave a 94-year-old woman. >> seeing double. giants catcher buster posey has big

think about that. >>> meanwhile, a somber reopening of the indiana state fair. people were killed in a horrifying stage collapse over the weekend. the question is, who were the victims and who are the heroes who helped pull people out of the wreckage? we'll have a report from indianapolis. >>> and big baseball history last night as jim thome joins the super-exclusive group of men who have hit 600 career home runs. the question is, with suspicious names like bonds, sousa and a-rod on the list, how much more impressive is thome's career? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning, i'm willie geist and this is "way too early," the show that recently joined the exclusive 60

it was actually taken by ken hussong, he joins me from mariana, indiana. you were there with your wife. how many were there? you were waiting for a concert to start, is that right? >> we were in the grandstands, and the first part of the concert. already taken place and we were waiting for the band to come out. >> so was there any indication that something was not quite right as far as the weather goes? i know you were being warned that some nasty weather was coming in, but did you expect it to be severe, were you or your wife, were you all paying attention to those weather reports and thinking about taking shelter? >> we were watching it come in from the north and the sky just started getting darker and darker. and then it was obvious that something was going on, it appeared there was a line of lighter colored clouds that were coming in. and then almost instantly, within a few seconds, the winds started picking up and dust started blowing. and you could tell something was going on that hadn't even started to rain yet. >> sir, describe, because i've heard

. ♪ >> la misma noche en la feria estatal de indiana.internet los momentos de caos. todo marchaba bien hasta que una fuerte tormenta hizo que se desplomara un escenario. hay muertos y heridos. fans que desobiedecieron la orden de evacuaciÓn porque esperaban una banda. >> la fiesta se vino abajo en indiana. cuatro muertos y una docena de heridos por un accidente ocurrido esta misma noche. algunos fans quedaron atrapados bajo los escombros. los heridos fuern llevados a un tÚnel debajo del escenario para ser atendinos. atendidos. >> los republicanos cierran filas. se preparan para definir quiÉn puede ser su candidato presidencial para 2012. una fiel representante del movimiento tea party, ganÓ un sondeo realizado. una encuesta que pudiera ser representativa de cÓmo se arman los republicanos en busca de la casa blanca. firmÓ cientos de autógrafos y se tomÓ incontables fotografÍas. los esfuerzos valieron la pena. >> ganÓ el tradicional voto simbÓlico. >> agradeciendo a los votantes, les recordÓ que es sÓlo el primer paso. la campaÑa reciÉn es

. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: a state trooper sang "amazing grace" as hundreds gathered at the indianatate fair to remember the five people killed on saturday. ♪ saved a wretch >> reporter: the memorial service was held prior to the fair's reopening this morning. >> so it is with heavy hearts that we come before you today. >> reporter: the stage collapsed saturday night when wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour moved in ahead of a storm. heavy steel scaffolding landed on fans, including laura magders and her three daughters. >> i looked over my shoulder and you just saw the stage swaying. so i grabbed maggie and i just said run. that's really all i remember until i woke up and it was where we were was pitch black. >> reporter: her two oldest daughters are okay. but her 3-year-old daughter maggie was seriously injured. >> they haven't given me a guarantee either way. we'll hoping that she'll have use of her arms. >> reporter: she and state officials say bystanders probably saved maggie's life. >> it was a hero every ten feet. i cannot tell you how proud i am to be the employee of 6.5 mill

. >>> there was a moment of silence to start the indiana state fair today. it happened after this over the weekend. if you had not seen this. it's incredible. a gust of wind from a thunderstorm bringing the stage down and crushing people and killing five people. our meteorologist, chad myers, is going to try and explain what caused this deadly accident. we will continue to follow the president as he will hold his town hall meeting. we will be back right after this. dle up with your soreness and give out polar bear hugs. technology. [ male announcer ] new bengay cold therapy. the same technology used by physical therapists. go to bengay.com for a 5-dollar coupon. what makes us number one in motorcycle insurance? we love bikes. we love riders. and most of all, we love to ride. perfect hair every time. leading the pack in motorcycle insurance. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> well, the most anticipated town hall meeting ever, it seems, is about to be held in cannon falls, minnesota, with the president. we're expecting it to start anytime we're

this indiana summer has been brutally dry. just ran into a meteorologist saturday afternoon and he mentioned, you know, we might have some rain tonight. i thought of that as a novelty. it's a rain or shine event, we might have some rain, it would be a switch in terms of what's happened this summer. i think it should be noted that the rain that did happen was not of a long duration, and i would not describe it as a torrential downpour. megyn: sometimes mother nature just has different plans and we as human beings get caught in the middle of them. dave, thank you. >> thank you. megyn: all the best. horrifying pictures. we'll be joined a little bit later this hour by a man, a chaplin who was standing with one of the victims who was killed moments before his life was taken. his eyewitness account 15 minutes away. well a 16-year-old child goes swimming in a lake and winds up dead thanks to a brain-eating amoeba. how does that happen? dr.~michael baden is live here with us to explain. california is cracking down on the kind of bed s

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republican of indiana. welcome back to "meet the press." before we turn to politics and the state of the economy, we want to offer our condolences. we know it's been a very difficult week for the people of indiana, the accident at the state fair. >> thanks for mentioning it. >> let's talk about politics. i'm going to put on this screen the republican candidate for president as it stands right now. you've got romney, perry, gingrich, paul, cain, santorum, bachmann and huntsman. my question to you, sir. is there a president on that screen? >> i think there could be several of them. these are good people with a lot of character. a lot of them, i think, have the right skill set to be president. >> would you campaign for all of them? >> i'd campaign for whichever one emerges from our process. >> there's a sense, though, governor that some republicans aren't quite satisfied with the field we just showed. there continues to be speculation about someone else in the race. maybe new jersey governor chris christie. congressman paul ryan. rudy giuliani

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this is indiana. have a great appreciation for barry manilow, and the songs i appreciate are the songs that inspire people. talk to me about the songs that are all about inspiring, motivating. >> that is my favorite thing, my favorite word. i will find songs that will make you feel better, and you cannot believe the letters i get. sure, cokie? is great, but letters i get are all -- copacabana is great, but the letters i get are all about inspirational once. it makes me feel better. i turn the radio up, and those are the songs i like writing and listening to. "forget your troubles, get happy." tavis: why 10 years before a new project? >> i had a really good run with these albums. now it was collaboration's, and i really love doing it. i love to producing it. i thought that was going to be great. it just kept going until last year, when we did one of the greatest love songs of all time, but i did miss writing songs. i love doing these songs. i love doing gershwin, but i miss the right thing. . >> you ca

. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear>> your quietest day in the shu can be the worst day in the shu in about two seconds. some of the challenges we face are the threat of being gunned down, as we say in here, having feces or urine thrown on you, spit, blood, semen, anything you can think of has happened in this building. >> but for inmates in the shu, the monotony brings a horror of its own. they told us what it was like to spend 23 hours a day in a windowless concrete cell, sometimes for years at a time. >> it's like you're always trying to find a way to come up for air. this place suffocates you. you know what i'm saying? >> it's a tomb for me. you know? it's like a tomb. it's like a tomb, a concrete tomb. what if they would have sent these punk ass dudes to -- and he would have succeeded in killing them, right? >> during our first day on the shu, we walked into a heated exchange about murder. >> what you saying about the killer? you saying both killer. >> but it wasn't about prison violence. >> showed up, saying that

another stage collapsed at the indiana state fair, that killed five and hurt dozens of others. they are reevaluating the safety for these outdoor festivals. it is very hard to control the weather and this can happen when you have large numbers of people outdoors. jamie: police are launching a brand-new search for a young mother missing for two years. the search began again today. susan powell, mother of two little boys, ages 4 and 2. her husband josh said he last saw his wife when he went to go camping with the boys in the middle of a freezing coldest night. he is a person of interest. police holding a news conference at this very moment. we want to check in on that with alicia acuna in denver. >> reporter: that news conference just wrapped up. there were a few things that really caught our attention and i'll get to those. this is west valley city utah police. they traveled to ely, nevada to hold in press conference. this is not something they've normally done in this case over the past 20 months. they've kept tightlipped as they followed this case, calling susan's husband, jos

they risked their lives and came back to freeman field in indiana. it is not just a southern problem but a national problem. they are segregated in officers' clubs. 104 of them refused and physically refused to enter the white officers club. not all 104 did that. several dozen did that and three were arrested. they refuse to sign a letter that said i agree with this policy. three were court-martialed. the others had marks on their record for the entire careers. they were shifted again, transferred to kentucky. they would have been trained and ready to go to fight in the pacific as had been the plan all along. in 1944 or 1945 had it not been for these extra curricular they did not refuse to go along with this. remarkable story comes out of the tuskegee airmen experience, they were in the age in surge ins in 1945. they have there un -- naacp chapters writing letters to the war department demanding that the stop, writing letters to mrs. roosevelt. the command officer's boss was general hunter. he hated it. sunni they hit the pressure forcing them to des

. >>> hundreds of mourners gathered today at the indiana state fairgrounds. >> indiana's governor praised the people at the stadium who pitched in to help with the rescue efforts. wind gusts of 6770 miles per hour. 45 people were injured, some of them critically. >> the making of club released figures showing that dog theft in the u.s. is on the rise. they run a national database of stolen pets and so far to a 24 dog owners have reported their pet stolen predate urge dog owners to get microchips for their pets to help identify them. >>> unwanted catalogs, advertisements, and you bonds tend to make up the majority of our mail. how a city is cracking junk mail. >> reporter: and a mail carrier will tell you that everybody gets junk mail. and now woman's complaint could mean less of it in san jose. she is to get about 10 pieces of junk bailey day, advertising, coupons, solicitations, and kellogg's fruit she asked in a state or help. >> they do not make it easy for you to figure out how to tell them you do not want them to send you anything. >> reporter: san jose was aware of the program -- of

and indiana to free all the confederate prisoners of war in camp douglas and chicago and camp morgan and indianapolis and hopefully take over the government because there was a lot of copperheads, people opposed to lincoln. that conspiracy collapsed but tom hines became known as the most dangerous man of the confederacy as a result. after the war john m. porter and tom hines would be law partners in bowling green, kentucky. john m. porter would be elected commonwealth out of warren county and tom hines was elected circuit judge and a judge on the kentucky court of appeals which is the highest appellate court became chief justice of kentucky. i practice law and i have got to the supreme court many times. when you file your petition or whatever you are filing there's a portrait behind the counter and it goes almost from the ceiling to the floor of this man with his arms folded brooding at you. that is chief justice tom hines. he welcomes you every sign you file something in the supreme court of kentucky. these three guys set out to find john hunt morgan and they come into lexington. th

one exam will is the leader of the fair haven baptist church in indiana.ermon he gave last month. >> this evening i would like to preach on spanking according to the bible. now, this is not a new subject here at fairhaven baptist church. >> he then talked about the proper way to administer discipline. >> what is a rod? i don't think it's a ball bat. i don't think it's a club or whatever the parent can grab at the moment. the rod and scriptures never carefully define but it's obviously some kind of a stick or a switch and this is it. it's designed to give a sharp, unpleasant pain. if that isn't the result of your spanking, then you're failing. a sharp, unpleasant pain. >> fairhaven is part of the network of independent fundamentalist baptist churches and it raises questions if people are using the bible to justify their own bad parenting or misinterpreting things. jocelyn zichterman grew up in the fundamentalist church. she says she and her siblings were beaten what was your upbringing like? you underwent what i think was called biblical chastisement. what

joining me now, the republican governor of indiana, mitch daniels. welcome, governor. >> matt, nice to see you, but i can't see you. >> i was hoping, governor, after that kind of groveling flattery from msnbc, you might be moved to rethink, and if want to make news here, any chance you're still going to jump in? >> i appreciate the invitation but i think i better stick to my assignment and answer your current affairs questions. >> so tell me what you think of the gop field so far? are you a romney man? a perry man? are you involved at all yet? >> i'm not. i'm tending to the job i was hired to do by the people of indiana. i'm watching, of course, with great interest, and concern. because i do think we need a major, major change in direction in national policy. we have good people running, real good people, but i'm waiting to hear which of them really steps up candidly and specifically levels with americans about ed fix we're in and the things we can do to move out of it. >> well, let me ask you a question in that regard. we have a sound bite i want to

our story from nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: on that day at the indiana state fair, just before the sugarland concert was about to begin, sudden high winds lifted and then collapsed the stage. >> you just saw the stage swaying. so i grabbed maggie and i just said, run. >> maggie is 3-year-old maggie mullen, attending the fair with her mom, two sisters and grandma. she was wearing her new tutu for the occasion. maggie was crushed, bleeding and trapped in the rubble. but there were some guardian angels in that crowd too. lots of them. >> never in your wildest lifetime thought that something like this could happen. >> reporter: what happened next accidentally caught on cell phone video by david wood who forgot to turn it off as he tried to save the girl. several panicked concertgoers struggled to free her. a nurse, a state trooper, a county sheriff, a firefighter, a nursing student, a doctor, and david wood, a machinist who used his shirt for the tourniquet. all stabilized maggie's bleeding arm, freed her from the rubble and rushed her to the hospital. where maggie's chief concern was

some fires there remain burning unchecked due to lack of resources. >>> volunteers in indiana put their sunday best on. using 50 gallons of ice cream, 30 cans of whipped cream, and ten cans of chocolate syrup, the team of dessert decorators created 200 feet of ice cream heaven. and they also set a world record for longest dessert. and it made bill and i hungry. >>> in maryland, a mystery is brewing over what type of animal this is. it appears to be part deer, part dog, part kangaroo. with a long, rat-like tail. i know. sorry, guys. the hospital technician that caught and videotaped the creature thinks it may be the legendary chupucabra. he set it free, but plans to use the video to get expert opinion on the animal's species. good luck with that. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> if he wanted an expert opinion, he shouldn't have let it go. >> maybe he's saving it from testing he didn't want to put it through. run free, run free. >> it was cute until the tail. good morning, everyone, not much to talk about weatherwise in the wes

of the rescuers who helped the injured at the indiana state fair. all this happening on saturday, the stage collapsed and five people were killed. catherine shows us exactly what happened. >> video shows the blue canvas above the scaffolding flapping as the wind picks up. some people are cheering since they have been told to hang in there the show would start soon but it never did. >> you can see that while some people rushed to get away others ran right to the stage area to try and help. people were panned under that heavy metal scaffolding that had collapsed. it was when cussed at about 70 mi. per hour about four dozen people were taken to hospital. >> hundreds of people went to the trouble as opposed to away from the trouble and of the responders that i talked to cents have commented on the fact a suddenly there were average citizens on either side of them helping to prevent this from being worse than what was. >> before it happened people that the contras said that an announcer warned them of pending bad weather but they gave thought when the si

indiana jones's' hat was made o felt. would indiana jones wear a gay hat? i don't think so.ow. if there's one thing gays do, it's pluck. they're an extremely plucky people. of that there is no doubt. horizontal stripes. not in my bathhouse, thank yoyo that's a fashion disaster. and yes, they bathe together, what roommates don't? it's called water conservation. try it some time. it's okay to wash your friends. here is the biggest question. what if they are guy? what is they're neck deep in each other's fuzz every night? why aren't we questioning bunsen and beaker? and what about dora the explorer? i believe what two muppets do in the privacy of their own home is between the two of them. as long as they use a rubber ducky. they're 6 years old. let's give them until they're 18 before they talk about getting married. in the meantime, let's keep an eye on these two. we have a good show tonight. jesse eisenberg is here. jerry springer is here. and incubus. we'll be back with kyle mooney at the beach. ♪ high horse high horse brbrbrb. so w wtake time to sit down for lunch at olive g

one exam will is the leader of the fair haven baptist church in indiana.art of a sermon he gave last month. >> this evening i would like to preach on spanking according to the bible. now, this is not a new subject here at fairhaven baptist church. >> he then talked about the proper way to administer discipline. >> what is a rod? i don't think it's a ball bat. i don't think it's a club or whatever the parent can grab at the moment. the rod and scriptures never carefully define but it's obviously some kind of a stick or a switch and this is it. it's designed to give a sharp, unpleasant pain. if that isn't the result of your spanking, then you're failing. a sharp, unpleasant pain. >> fairhaven is part of the network of independent fundamentalist baptist churches and it raises questions if people are using the bible to justify their own bad parenting or misinterpreting things. jocelyn zichterman grew up in the fundamentalist church. she says she and her siblings were beaten what was your upbringing like? you underwent what i think was called biblical chastisem

the presiding officer: the gentleman from indiana. mr. coats: mr. president, i want to thank the senator from tennessee, senator corker, for what he just said, and i want to affirm an extraordinary amount of effort that he has made to not only inform this senate body of the crisis that we face financially but has come forward with some very constructive solutions for how to deal with it. i know he was disappointed we were not able to reach a better solution than the one we just voted on. i know that his struggle to decide what was the best course to follow in moving forward, in the end he decided to support it as a first step. but as he said, the first step of what probably will be a decade-long challenge that faces all of us to successfully address this deep, deep hole of debt that we have dug for ourselves as a nation. and continued deficit spending in the fulfillment of promises made that were not paid for and could not be realistically financed and paid for by our taxpayers as they extend out into the future. i rise today to speak as to sharing

what became the northwest conspiracy, an attempt by the confederate war to cause an uprising and indiana to free all of the confederate prisoners of war at camp douglas in chicago and in indianapolis and hopefully take over the government because there was a lot of copperhead strength. people who were opposed to lincoln. that conspiracy collapsed. tom hines became known as the most dangerous man in the confederacy as a result of his exploits. after the war, john porter and tom hines would be law partners in bowling green, kentucky. and john porter would be elected commonwealth attorney briefly out of warren county, and tom hines, his partner, was elected circuit judge and then a judge on the court of appeals. which was the highest appellate court in the state. he became chief justice. i practice law. i've gone to the supreme court of kentucky, many times. when you go into the clerks office and file your petition or motions or whatever, there's a portrait behind the counter. it and goes almost from the sealing to the floor of this man with the arms folded, kind of bruting at you. and that

we'll talk to a man who considered getting into the race, indiana's governor and former budget director to president george w. bush, mitch daniels. >>> then, wall street's wild swings. the world economy once again on the brink. what's on the horizon? can the president win re-election in this economy? our roundtable weighs in. former democratic congressman from tennessee harold ford jr. columnist for the "wall street journal," peggy noon. e.j. dionne. and host of cnbc's "closing bell," maria bartiromo. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. the president is on day three of his ten-day vacation in martha's vineyard spending time with family and friends, hitting the links and doing some book shopping. aides say the president is being kept up to date on the situation in libya. new reports today of gunfire and explosions this morning. >>> also on the president's mind during this vacation, his plans to unveil a new jobs package in a major speech after lab day. and here with us to talk about the president's jobs agenda and his re-election efforts, a familiar face to ma