indiana is on the move because of the people of indiana.say most encouraging to this, indiana's fourth and eighth graders recently showed the second best improvement in america in math and reading scores and fourth grade reading proficiency is at an all-time high. that is an accomplishment weekend all beall be proud of. [applause] with our state lagging behind in per-capita income and too many kids in underperforming schools are believe we must remain relentless, bold and ambitious to keep our state moving forward. that is why last month i traveled throughout the state from fort wayne to our old state capital and outlined my agenda for 2014. i want to share a few highlights with all of you tonight. first, we all recognize that low taxes are essential to attracting the kind of investment that will create low paying jobs and with our recent progress i believe one significant impediment to business investment remains. it is called the business personal property tax. this tax is especially damaging because it is harder for hoosier businesses to

indiana is on the move because of the people of indiana. [applause] lenny's say most encouraging , indiana's fourth 38th graders the second best improvement in america in math and reading -- reading scores and reading proficiency is at an all-time high. that is an accomplishment we can all be proud of. [applause] we have made progress in jobs and schools. but there are still too many hoosiers out of work with our state lagging behind of her capita income and health and to many kids an underperforming schools. i believe we must remain relentless, bold, ambitious to keep our state moving forward. that is my last month i travelled throughout the state from fort wayne to outline my agenda in 2014 in the time we have remaining i want to share a few highlights. first. we all recognize low taxes are essentials to attracting the kind of investment to create good paying jobs. even with our progress i believe one significant impediment to business investment remains called the business personal property tax. this is especially damaging because it is

. >>> the oldest maximum security facility in the state of indiana is the indiana state prison, located near the shores of lake michigan. for years isp, as it's known, had a reputation as one of the toughest in the state. but as you're about to see in the next hour, new policies and philosophies are trying to make this a place where history won't repeat itself. fortressed behind a 40-foot-high wall that stretches a mile long is a highly secure city known as indiana state prison. originally built to hold prisoners during the civil war, isp has a history of housing some of the state's most serious criminals. nearly 2,000 maximum security inmates spend their days behind these century old walls. >> the number one charge at this facility is murder. approximately 70% of the offenders housed here are housed here for taking the life of another human being. >> while the majority of prisoners have committed violent crimes, the prison has worked hard to create a safe environment for both staff and inmates. one improvement was the administrative segregation unit. >> back in the early '90s we had pr

it was a wild night here in vincennes, indiana.ber people here, i will tell you that right now. i also want to tell you what happened in vincennes, a unique celebration, a 500-pound watermelon that's made of steel is lowered down to the ground and 14 regular watermelons representing 2014 come out of the bottom of it and splat on the ground. the moment of truth came and the lights turned off, no one could see the 14 watermelons that came out of the 500-pound watermelon. we can assure you that this it is the year 2014 here in vincennes, indiana, population 18,000. lots of people here having fun. that's interesting. did you see the watermelon fall? >> i did it. >> what did you think of it? >> it was awesome. >> one of the reasons for people to come here to see the water melon drop, this is the watermelon capital of the united states. do you know how many watermelons are grown here in knox county every year? >> probably more than i could count. >> did you see the watermelon drop? >> the sixth anniversary of the watermelon drop. >> the

that's why they do it here. 90% of indiana's watermelons are grown in knox county. watermelons. anyone within 200 feet of the stage got stoked with watermelon juice. the final thing, brooke baldwin, i said this all night, i learned that water melons are not only a fruit, they're a vegetable and also a gourd. that is my word for the day on this new year's gourd. i still, no one has told me what a gourd is. i've heard the word. i don't know what constitutes something being a gourd. a watermelon is a gourd, brooke. happy new year to you in new orleans. >> that is my take away in the final minutes of 2013, it's a gourd. gary tuchman doing his homework for us on watermelons in indiana. gary, thank you so much. and, you know, i love my job. i get sent to new orleans to ring in new year's eve. live tv. to have fun. we get to meet a lot of very interesting people here in doing what we do at cnn. i have to tell you, a lot of planning in the part of cnn staffers. you should see the crew i'm surrounded by right now. not only across the u.s., but the world. we're a global netwo

here's some examples from indiana. in fact, i just saw walk in the chamber one of my colleagues from indiana, senator coats. an indiana local television station found that an undocumented worker who was interviewed at his home in southern indiana by a reporter admitted his address was used this year to file tax returns by four other undocumented workers who don't even live there. those four workers claimed 20 children that live in one residence, and as a result the i.r.s. sent the illegal immigrants' tax refunds totaling over $29,000. the local station has found that many undocumented workers are claiming tax credits for children who live in mexico. many children that don't even live in this country are claiming tax credits. they're being used by those committing fraud on the i.r.s. to claim for tax credits even though they don't even live in the united states of america. an indiana tax prepareer who acted as a whistle-blower to an indiana news station said "we've seen sometimes 10 or 12 dependents, most times nieces o

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to de -- befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christian college. one spring evening

they jackknifed on indiana highways. the cause for the cold air, the polar vortex, counter clock-wise dense arctic air that has piled up in the north pole. it's pushed south traveling as far as the gulf coast. so far the cold temperatures have been blamed for 16 deaths. frigid temperatures and deaths are possible. >> if you can hold off getting groceries or if you can hold off without the necessities, don't go on the road because there's no need to leave the house if you're -- you know, if it doesn't warrant an emergency. >> that really is the warns here today. stay inside. if you absolutely must go outside, you're asked to bundle up even more so than i'm doing right now. eliminate as much exposed skin as possible. trash pickup has been canceled and parks and ice rinks have closed. anne-marie, we could see cold temperature this bad again tomorrow. >> i can't believe it, and jamie, i can't believe how you're keeping your cool in such cold temperatures. thank you so much, jamie yuccas of wcco in minneapolis. and chris scha

indiana, ohio and illinois are getting dumped on. the rescue of 50 people stranded in the antarctic continues at this hour. so that's the first step. the first step is getting a helicopter to land on the ice and pick everybody up. they say this has been a success so far. but the weather has been too bad for rescuers to rescue them so far. it will be a couple weeks before they get back home. patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. they are taking the tourists onboard to an australian icebreaker. they say it has been the adventure of a lifetime. bill: what's the latest from the ship? >> reporter: it does seem extraordinary that a big chunky helicopter could land not just once, but five time in the ocean. that's how many trims it took to get those 50-plus people to their getaway vessel. they wanted to make sure it was done in an orderly way. it looks like a clear day down in antarctica. we heard from the excited explorers at daybreak before their exodus began. >> we heard that a chinese helicopter was heading over to ch

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to de -- befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christian college. one spring evening

a couple in indiana that -- a bill in indiana that would allow voters to -- more than 100 people showed up at an interfaith church to pray state lawmakers will see things their way. some members in the group say they are in a fierce battle for their civil rights and no one should be allowed to vote on their families. >> we have the same needs, wants, desires as everyone else. and for someone to be allowed to come in and vote on that is wrong. >> the indiana family institute however disagrees. in a statement it released yesterday, the group said the future of marriage in indiana should be up to the voters. the states legislative committee is scheduled to vote on the issue today. >>> a teenage girl is using her voice to fight back against bullies. 13-year-old madison e lease wrote the song crazy crazy after her friends started saying hurtful thicks to her. she loves music and needed an outlet. >> this song is special because i had begun through many things in just finding myself and dealing with depression and every day struggle of being a teenager. >> her parents say they were worried wh

indiana runs out the clock. did you see that? a lot of air.onsin their first loss of the season, 75-72. >>> to arkansas, the razorbacks hosting number 13 kentucky. final seconds of regulation when the wildcats' andrew harrison drains that three-pointer to tie things up, send this one into overtime, but it was arkansas's turn in o.t. >> final 7 seconds. >> got to drive it, brad. you've got to drive it. >> for maybe the win. oh! it's good! arkansas in overtime! >> arkansas stuns kentucky. the putback dunk at the buzzer there. 87-85 the final. i have in-laws, wild cat fans. they're very p.o.'d. >> high expectations this year. supposed to have one of the best freshman classes ever. so far, not happening. >>> so, this next clip comes from a youth basketball camp in homewood, wisconsin, where one clutch shot left a little too much time on the clock. look at this. >> oh, my gosh! time-out! >> shoot! [ buzzer ] >> oh, my gosh! >> yeah, that's going to really take you out. >> and the mom called it wrong, too. she said "call the time-out!" >> that's the

one of the cities anticipating an economic surge is kokomo, indiana, the hoosier state 13th largest city suffered a lot during the financial crisis. joining from indianapolis, greg, what has been the key to fueling the turn around in kokomo? >> well, we think it's a compilation of a lot of different things. the cities that are doing the right things are seeing an insurge of people moving to their communities. we have changed the way we operate. we've become more efficient. we've benefited from a few things. we're very close in proximity to indianapolis, about 45 miles directly north. about two and a half hours or so from chicago, and we've also had a lot of investment predominantly in the automotive industry. chrysler has plants in kokomo, three transmission plants and one aluminum casting plants, and they have invested over a billion dollars. we have smaller companies, community hospital, and others that have invested in kokomo as well. so we think it's a combination of a lot of different things. >> in addition to the manufacturing coming back in terms of automobiles you're getting othe

from the indiana pacers, paul george. and music from the airborne toxic event. with cleto and the cletones. and now, enough is enough. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks very much. anyone who's here in our audience at the grammy awards last night at the staples center? [ cheers ] did you get married? [ laughter ] they had a big mass wedding on the grammys last night. brides and grooms and grooms and grooms and brides and brides. couples of all sexual orientations were married on the telecast of the grammys in a mass ceremony held under pharrell williams's hat. [ laughter ] that's his hat. no need to point. we see it. [ laughter ] the hat turned out to be a bigger story than the big gay wedding. but -- by the way, getting married during the grammys is a great way to save money on the videographer. you just have to program the dvr. queen latifah officiated this ceremony while macklemore and ryan lewis did their song "same love." everyone who went to the grammys wound up married at the end whether they wanted to or not. [ laughter ] ste

this reported shooting on the campus of purdue university in west lafayette, indiana. once again, no reports yet of injuries. one person is in custody. cnn's law enforcement analyst, mike brooks, is joining us on the phone right now. let's hope this incident is over with, mike, and we're waiting for more information from authorities there. but it's obviously very disturbing. >> it is, wolf. and i was looking on purdue university's website, and they give the same information as you did. that there was a shooting in the electrical engineering building, that they have cleared the building. and continuing to search the area. but, again, they're telling people to remain sheltered in place. and i think this is a smart thing, wolf, until they find out whether this gunman was acting alone or there was someone else. i think it's out of an abundance of caution. but from what i'm looking at and reading, it sounds like they do have this person in custody. but again, we don't know if there have been any injuries at all. >> and we're showing our viewers some live pictures, courtesy

at prisons like wabash valley correctional facility in indiana. but wabash houses men doing time for more serious crimes. men like jeremy blanchard. >> i have never been a drug abuser or a drunk. i knew what i done when i done it. i knew the heinous nature of what i done. i can still to this day remember nearly every blood spot that was in that house. i can remember the wallpaper, the way the bodies were laid. i can remember nearly everything that happened that night. >> blanchard has served a little more than one year of a 195-year sentence. but his facial tattoos will forever commemorate both his crime, the triple murder and the moniker the media gave him, the kokomo slayer. >> that's who i am and what i'm about. yes. >> blanchard tracked down his former girlfriend, her mother, and her mother's boyfriend when they traveled to kokomo, indiana to attend a funeral. blanchard broke into their home, hid inside and stabbed all three to death with a butcher's knife. >> a friend of jessica's told me that she had an abortion and that's what probed my ang

it is clearly cold in central indiana with snow on the ground.ies there, and the police have clearly responded to the engineering building and so we are waiting to see whether or not this situation has been resolved and whether or not it was resolved peacefully. there is information about perhaps a injured student. we get a bit more information we'll pass it to you. there will be a student with us in a matter of moments here and apparently the student witnessed something either inside of the building or students leaving that building. >> and a sheltener place order, given to students? as you can see now, it looks like young people with back packs walking around the area and we still see the emergency responders. maybe they are not any longer searching. they had been searching it for another suspect and that is over now since it is more relaxed on the outside. >> we have to speak to liz evans. are you there? >> i am. can you hear me. >> youor the air with bill and alisyn. tell us what happen on campus. >> i can tell you what i know. approximately

. >>> the roads and white out conditions caused this deadly pileup on i-94 late in indiana yesterday. three people are dead after more than 40 cars, trucks and tractor-trailers got snarled in the chain reaction crash. state patrol officials say drivers were blinded by the snow. it happened on a major interstate 60 miles east of chicago. clean-up is expected to keep the road closed through the day. >>> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife are facing federal charges in a richmond courtroom later today. the couple was indicted earlier this week accused of accepting illegal gifts. it's a 14 count indictment stemming from their relationship with a rich virginia businessman and it alleges fraud of a public official, false statements and obstruction. mcdonnell says he and his wife are innocent of the charges and also says the federal prosecutors stretched to law in order to bring the indictment and he says he's no different than any other governor. >>> but attorney general eric holder is fighting back against the claims by governor mcdonnell. he said yesterday it's not true. >

nearly 23% of indiana's manufacturing jobs. that's much higher than the national average. small businesses account for near 17% of our exports. and we need to do more to promote the good work of these hoosier businesses. american businesses are competing in an increasingly challenging global economy, and we must promote a global economy that is built on responsible and fair trade policies. i'm a longtime supporter of cracking down on currency manipulation which results in an unfair playing field for american manufacturers. the economic policy institute estimated that if we addressed global currency manipulation, we could reduce the u.s. goods trade deficit by up to $400 billion and create several million jobs right here at home, reducing our national unemployment rate. i support enhanced oversight currency exchange rates including new requirements that the commerce department investigate claims of undervalued foreign currency at the request of the united states industry. i also support using u.s. trade law to counter the econom

and freedom indiana is one of the groups that are opposed to this.are a group of businesses and they say that economically this would not be good for the state because they wouldn't be able to attract talent for employment inside the state. also people have been tweeting about their own experiences, andy markel is running for state representative here. he writes today is lard for me. i am openly gay, on the one hand extremely embarrassed. and jair any wensel, says wabash stands strongly against hjr 3 at the indiana house. woman says yes on hjr 3. also the nation for marriage.org, they have been putting out ads and tweeting throughout the day as well. as well as advance america. they are an organization that has been putting out ads on youtube. now, a panel of 13 lawmakers have to vote on the ban. four of them are democrats tony. but in order to strike it down, three republicans have to join them. >> okay, maria, you'll stay on top of that for us appreciate it thank you. >>> okay, let's get you to wall street, take a look at the numbers here. oh that'

. >>> the towering walls of indiana state prison have been guarding inmates' secrets since the time of the civil war. but during the shooting of our "extended stay" series, prison officials allowed us to give certain inmates handheld cameras that they could use to record their thoughts in the privacy of their own cells, and the inmates, who all had plenty of time, also had plenty to say. >> living like an animal. what i'm doing now. >> i'm handsome. >> kind of feel like an idiot talking to his camera. it's like i'm talking to myself. it's crazy. >> it was a very interesting new thing that we'd never done before, and i was able to give these cameras to the inmates and kind of give them a brief tutorial on how to use it. and it was an interesting thing because these are people that some had never even seen one of these new camcorders. >> when they first handed me this camera, i'm like, what? how does this work? i don't know what an ipod is. i don't know how to work these fancy gadgets. they had to show me. well, this is an old prison, a place where john dylan, voyages. old floors. someti

. >> is it possible the child possessed in the state of indiana. story reported and police captain believes it. we have an update tonight. [ laughter ] >> can we just do maybe an interview with one? >> also this evening, the stuff jesse watters does not want you to see. outtakes from watters world. >> jesse watters, woo! caution, you are about to ter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama and his favorite students. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the president's address last night is heavy on grievance that is discussing americans who are not doing as well as other americans. the president is promising to fix that. it's almost like is he a teacher with favorite students. last night, american women fell into that category. as you may know, the president wants more income fairness gap between rich americans and working americans. now, that's a no bell goal if it comes about in the private marketplace. but, an imposition into private earnings

state of indiana police have arrested a suspect but there are no reports on whether anyone was injured students and teaching stuff i've been advised to remain indoors across the campus while the area is searched. pakistan's military has launched several air strikes on suspected taliban strongholds following deadly attacks on soldiers and civilians officials say at least twenty three minutes with killed but according to local residents many of the victims were villages also in pakistan a roadside bomb has blown up a bus carrying ship pilgrims returning from iran killing twenty people in. thailand is declared a state of emergency following recent violence between protesters and supporters of the ruling party in bangkok part of the security forces has been expanded and they

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indiana's governor declared a state of emergency in 27 counties. the arctic blast that followed the snow forced school closures in illinois, indiana, wisconsin, and minnesota today and tomorrow. on the streets of chicago, volunteers searched for the homeless hoping to encourage them to seek warm in shementers or warming centers. volunteer bush gooden says many refuse in temperatures like this. >> there's an issue of bedbugs and violence in the shelters around chicago. >> you encourage them to go to shelters? >> absolutely, or warm center. >> they're repairs for cases of frostbite or hypothermia, but by midday the emergency room physician had treated more victims of the flu than the weather. >> we haven't seen much frostbite cases or hypothermia cases. those be later on today i imagine. it seems like a lot are staying indoors. >> reporter: not everyone stayed inside. this runner was one of several spotted jogging along chicago's lakefront. >> this is difficult, and i enjoy it and have fun. yeah, it's real fun for me. >> reporter: these dangerously f

locked away and forgotten that is what happened to an indiana woman that was sentenced to serve two days behind bars instead she spent five months in jail destiny hoffman is now filing a civil suit against clark county for serving way more time than she was supposed to it wasn't until a clark county prosecutor was sifting through old case files when she noticed something didn't look right hoffman was sentenced to do some minor time for diluting her drug test results she claims she wrote letters to a judge and a drug court staff member while behind bars yet never received a response the indiana news and tribune said these special judge called the extended stay a quote big screw up how so much time went by without someone saying something is unclear all the charges against hoffman are expected to be dropped the incident is highlighting problems with indiana's drug treatment program and employees are being investigated. still had here an hour to protesters continue to come out in full force and ukraine will get the latest from the streets and also take a look at some of the deeper history b

indiana surprises 75-72. >> it was that extra exuberance that did it, huh?> look at them there. >>> here's another david and goliath, unranked arkansas tied with 13th-ranked kentucky. in overtime, arkansas goes for three, misses, but there for the dunk! >> oh! that's not a miss. >> the clock runs out. arkansas 87, kentucky 85. more exuberizing, is that a word? >> i don't think so. >>> jim caldwell, offensive coordinator for the ravens and previously head coach of the indianapolis colts, congratulations, my friend. >>> golfer bubba watson showing off a little in a private jet. >> must be nice sdprks. >> turns it into a golf course. nails a shot from about 30 feet. it's a nice, long private plane here, betty. >> and it's in! wow. >> it bounces off the furniture. it has leather loungers, yes. and into the cup. >>> hate traffic? don't text, do tricks on a moving 18-wheeler. a five-times x games gold medalist in peru, even brought in an extra truck. >> i'm a little nervous watching that. >> commuters were stopping going, what is this guy doing? but he practiced.

. >> weather being blamed for this pileup in indiana.ary bruce has the details. >> reporter: it seems never ending. >> i'm losing my mind it's so cold. >> reporter: and the deep freeze is only getting deeper. 195 million americans locked into its frigid grip. at least 35 states from the midwest to the gulf experiencing temperatures below freezing. crews bracing for ice as far south as texas. >> nothing is enough here. i'm sorry. i need layers on my face. >> reporter: in indiana whitecaught conditions caused a massive pileup. big rigs and cars tangled. more than 40 vehicles smashed together. three people dead, more than 20 injured. >> the collision was boom. louder than a gunshot. i mean you heard it and it was -- this is crazy. >> i can't believe the way it looked. even i was in tears just looking at it. it's horrible. >> reporter: and the snow and ice isn't going anywhere any time soon. a close call in new york where snowplow plunged through the ice into this reservoir. negative 19 in fargo. chicago blasted with cold air so bone chillin

these are the dramatic pictures from i-94 in michigan city, indiana. that is 60 mile from chicago where at least three people were killed and more than 20 injured. one critically. officials say it went from sunshine to snow then absolute zero visibility causing cars to slam into each other. the jaws of life had to be brought in to rescue five people. one person was trapped for hours before crews could come to the rescue. some lanes were closed overnight as crews cleared the wreckage. an investigation could take several weeks. >>> a big change to tell you about for banks. they are about to start handling money from legal marijuana despite current rules to stop money laundering. attorney general eric holder says new rules will soon make it easier for banks to take money from legal marijuana sellers even though tough regulations now exist to prevent banks from handling proceeds from pot sales. at the university of virginia, holder indicated new rules would help pat retailers in colorado and washington along with medical medicarijuana stores. so many banks

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wayne, indiana.n chicago, illinois, where temperatures dipped to minus 15, it's colder than siberia or the south pole. it's not a joke. hundreds of planes have been grounded at o'hare where american airlines says it's so cool the fuel lines froze. even north georgia fell to 16 below whether you factor in the wind chill. the weather channel's julie martin joins us from atlanta. julie? >> it is not very often you have to dress like this to step out the door in atlanta, georgia. in fact this morning we did hit a daily record low of 9 degrees. the wind chill minus 8. if we get to 6 degrees that, will be the coldest we've seen it here in atlanta in about 18 years. so definitely feeling the chill. schools are canceled for a second day. everyone is asked to stay home and keep the heat running. georgia road crews are treating for black ice as well. the temperatures here in the south have plummeted. in fact a good 20 to in some cases 40 degrees overnight reaching all the way down to about tampa, florida. that

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and president of goodwill of central indiana says his organization thought carefully before deciding to offer them a diploma over a g.e.d. >> some of the data that we saw as we started looking into this, showed that ged is the highest level of education you attain, you don't make any more money than a high school dropout. and your rate of unemployment is no greater than that of a high school dropout. >> reporter: the indianapolis they didn't decide to reach out all on its own >> reporter: the indianapolis mayors office has the unusual ability to sponsor charter schools in the state. jason kloth, the deputy mayor of education for indianapolis says there are about 150,000 dropouts in the city's metro area, and that offering them educational opportunities is an economic imperative. >> there is a clear need with existing high school dropouts-- people who may have made a mistake at one point or another in their life and this is an opportunity for them to re-enter and earn their high school diploma and then go on to enter employment. >> reporter: mcclelland says goodwill has been working w

with that i yield to my friend from indiana. the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: i will be brief. i know my colleagues have travel plans, probably, but this is something that we had earnestly hoped that by supporting the motion to proceed, six of us, we would have the opportunity to offer an amendment, debate that amendment, and have our colleagues vote on that amendment. to simply say that for -- for the majority leader to say well -- and i quote him -- i've looked at these amendments that republicans have offered, and none of them are reasonable. isn't that something this body is supposed to achieve by something called a vote? do we have one person here who runs the place and says i'll decide whether or not your amendment is reasonable, and if i decide your amendment is reasonable along with all the other 23, then we won't have any vote or debate, ability to offer a any amendment whatsoever. so i thought the way we settled things here as to whether this body thought something was was reasonable or helpful or might correct some of the inequities that have

breaking news in michigan city, indiana. two people have died in this multivehicle crash. this is a interstate 94. you are looking at live pictures. heavy equipment is being brought in to help her move cars. traffic is being diverted off of the highway. we will keep you posted. >> on a lighter note, here is what is coming up in prime time. , two more cooks will be sent home. that is 8:00. abc 7 news at 11:00. >> talking with the cold weather. we will talk about the capitals. it was a year and a half ago adam roach took over with the goal to make them ready. since then they have won three or more games. i have lost the same amount in a row just as much. the team is soft. the goalies are fragile. the pressure is building. on the surface, they appear to be plenty loose. looking closer, there must be some doubt. they have now lost six straight. >> the guys move fast. out.ust have to figure it >> he is on unchartered eyes. he led the playoffs last season. good start as well. his club is 2-8 in january. , how do you handle that? it is focused. we work on the same things. we have

. >>> at least three people have died and 20 injured in a massive pileup in indiana. the interstate that connects chicago to detroit was like a parking lot early it morning. traffic stood still for miles on the eastbound lanes of i-94. the crash involved nearly 50 vehicles, including 18 semis. low visibility was a factor. >>> and indiana isn't the only state contending with slick roads. fall out from the storm. >> it's a tragic accident and three people lost their lives. when you get the conditions, blowing and drifting snow, we're looking at similar conditions right now across portions of the south. you can see snow pushing across eastern texas all the way into louisiana, where across northern portions of louisiana, we have seen up to 3 inches of snow. that snow will continue on and off throughout the day. and then we get a push of air. conditions will improve tremendously tomorrow. but after today, on i-10, across central portions of louisiana and its pushing into mississippi. we have a coating to an inch of snow on the ground right now. look how chilly it is. 23° i

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he earned his bachelor's degree at indiana university. seems to me to be an attempt to penetrate the misunderstandings, the corruptions and the mistranslations that savory has brought on this country. the story takes us back to full centuries and puts us firmly in the presence with its question of the limits and the unrelenting need for empathy and morality. for his profound assertion, these things matter. we are truly to learn to live together with all of our differences. "kind one" by laird hunt is the recipient of the 2013 anisfield-wolf book award for fiction. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> thank you dr. gates. this is such an honor to be here tonight. and to receive this award and such amazing company. all of you my fellow recipients and my family. my father and my sister are here tonight. my wife is here tonight and my daughter who is keeping my seat warm in the front row is here tonight. and a dear friend and longtime editor of coffeehouse press, chris fish raucous here as well tonight. i want to say thanks to all those people in particular. i'

. >> just an unbelievable sight in indiana. three people are dead and at least 20 others injured after a 40 car pileup. drivers are blaming me crash on whiteout conditions. it is another problem with the deep freeze. >> it seems never-ending. is so cold. >> the deep freeze is only getting deeper. 195 million americans are locked in its grip. at least 35 states from the midwest to the gulf are experiencing temperatures below freezing. ice as farracing for out as texas. >> i need layers on my face, my hands. >> in indiana, whiteout conditions caused a massive pileup on interstate 94. more than 40 vehicles were smashed together. three people are dead and more than 20 are injured. >> it was louder than a gunshot. this is crazy. >> i cannot believe the way it looks. i was in tears just looking at it. it is horrible. >> the snow and ice is not going anywhere anytime soon. a close call in new york where a ice plow plunged into the near this reservoir. so boneblasted with air chill -- bone chilling fla 20 below zero. below zero.ike 20

take a moment to consider indiana's place in history.d the proposed constitutional amendment barring same-sex marriage, and now a second vote is required before it can be considered by indiana voters. but before you allow that vote to go forward, remember that the national landscape has changed since 2011. same-sex marriage is now legal in 18 states including utah, where voters passed a state constitutional amendment in 2004 banning same-sex marriage only to have it struck down by a federal judge last month. so, why the need for a constitutional amendment? indiana already has a state statute barring some same-sex couples from marrying, and the language in the proposed amendment is potentially troubling because it states, quote, a legal status identical or substantially similar to that of marriage for unmarried individuals shall not be valid or recognized. opponents of the amendment point out that language could close the door even to civil unions. and many of your constituents appear hesitant. a recent poll showed the majority of indiana

. >> we were doing 20 miles per hour since franklin, indiana. >> reporter: don and his family were trying to make it home to chicago. what are you thinking as you're driving down the road? >> i'm just nervous and i want to get home. i hope i can get home safely. >> reporter: heavy snow and strong winds were making that increasingly difficult. in boone county conditions got so bad, some roads were closed. these semis that had stopped for gas couldn't even make it back to the interstate. >> folks need to stay home. >> reporter: it's why officials declared a travel warning telling people to stay off the roads to give plows room to work along with emergency responders and the indiana national guard, too. >> we're getting our team ready. >> reporter: sergeant paul sharp is among 200 soldiers who make up highway assistance teams to help rescue stranded drivers and take them to shelters. we were with them as they got their first assignment sunday afternoon. >> been assign admission to go north towards lowell and gary. >> reporter: a hot spot for slideoffs and right where the marshan family was h

indiana, nevada and tennessee.nge means more revenues for the states and hopefully more businesses for many of amazon's local competitors. but some amazon customers are annoyed they will be charged sales tax on on-line purchases. in 2016 south carolina will join the growing list. you are supposed to add up your purchases on tax returns no matter where you live but it is voluntary and is often ignored. net flex has a new pricing plan. one option is cheaper 6.99 viewers can watch only one video and for 9.99 you can stream three videos at one time whether on a tv, tablet or computer. only some customers will have access to the plans. right now the standard plan is 7.99 a month. you know the added tips to res strant bills to large parties of six or more. they are going away. a rule says those tips are being included in worker's paychecks instead to be passed as regular wages. waiters, waitresses, bartenders busboys who used to get the money at the end of the night will have to wait a week to get it in their paychecks i

. >> a weekend store blanketed chicago with a food of snow, indiana too.emporarily shutting down the interstate. emergency crews rescued 600 stranded motorists in illinois. governor pat quinn called in the guards. state of emergencies were called in 26 countries. the arctic blast forced closures. on the streets of chicago, volunteers searched for the homeless, hoping to encourage them to seek warmth in shelters or warming centres. volunteers says many refused, even in temperatures like this. >> there's an issue with bed bugs and violence in the shelters around chicago. >> but you encourage them to go to shelters. >> absolutely. or warmings centres. >> hospital emergency rooms are preparing for cases of frost bite or hypothermia. more victims of the flu had been treated than the weather. >> we haven't seen much of this in terms of frostbite. they'll come on later today. a lot of people are staying indoors. >> still, not everyone stayed inside. this runner was one of several spotted jogging along the lake front. >> i enjoy it. i have fun. yes. it's fun for m