so in all the shadow from 650 indiana will be minimal. that will hit an area that's largely covered by mature trees and on a portion of a path where other areas of the path that won't be covered by the shadow and impact only a small amount of the grassy areas it's staffs recommendation that the new shadow cast by the the project at the 650 indiana will not be significant impact >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item. please come forward >> good morning michael principle building we're the principle sponsor on 450 indiana i'm the director of the nonprofit that's been supported by this project and other to form the cities and states green benefit district. i know one of the issues that the commission considers when reviewing shadows is public benny want to emphasize we've spent well over a year and a half doctoring extensive outreach including a circulate and circulating an exhaust park survey throughout the dog patch neighborhoods hosting over 6 community meetings and for this community what dog patch community wants to

in indiana, more jobs in indiana, and i'm awful proud of the progress that people of indiana have made instead of expanding medicaid as was allowed under obama care, you got a waiver from the federal government to continue the healthy indiana plan which requires participants, these people who didn't qualify for medicaid in the past, but would now. so they're over the poverty line to pay into the system before they start getting benefits. what is the idea behind that, sir? >> well, this is an idea we developed about five years ago in indiana. it's along the principles of consumer driven health care. when people take greater ownership of their own health care and are encouraged to do that in a health plan, their health gets better. they pursue more wellness opportunities. we get them from emergency room care to primary care and also it bends the cost curve over the long term. and as we move forward, i was pleased to be able to renew that program a year ago with a waiver. and we're kernt lycurrently worh the administration to see if we can build on the principles of health savings account

, more jobs in indiana, and i'm awful proud. they're over the poverty line and now pay into the system before they start getting benefits. what's the idea behind that, sir? >> it's an idea we developed about five years ago in indiana. it's along the principles of consumer driven health care. you know, when people take greater ownership of their own health care and are encouraged to do that in a health plan, their health gets better. they pursue more wellness opportunities. we get them from emergency room care to primary care. also, it bend the cost curve over the long-term, where we're currently working with the administration to see if we might be able to build on the principles of health savings accounts and consumer-driven health care here in the state of indiana. we really think health savings accounts were kind of invented in indiana. 95% of my state employees have health savings accounts. we have the healthy i understand plan. we think it's an idea whose team has come, and we think consumer-driven health care, rather than

a 12-year-old boy is killed in a hit-and-run in northwest indiana. we'll have the latest on the investigation. as the search for survivors continues, there is new information about the lifeboats on the ferry that capsized off south korea. and the union looking to represent northwestern players responds to the school's case for appeal. good morning. i'm nancy loo in for dan. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> nice weather today. a front coming through is kind of a wimpy one. we will knock it out in the first round. maybe some light showers may lead to the south but it's fairly nice day. let's take a look at what's happening in your neck of the woods. i think i might have stolen the line. partly sunny skies-years 60. showers are possible. nothing too heavy as the weak front moves through. it's 44 at the lakefront. 39 in joliet. down in decaled it is 40 degrees. satellites composite shows light showers moving through portions of southern wisconsin. nothing to writ

had just picked up a degree in history from a college in indiana. no idea what to do next. and then he saw an offer for a job in japan, a two-year stint teaching english to elementary school kids. no japanese language skills required. why japan, of all places? >> i don't think there was any rhyme or reason to it. it was just offered to me and i, i jumped on it. >> the town they sent him to in ajanuary called kuji was a long, long way from his hometown of nashville, nashville, indiana. on sundays he skyped with his parents, john and terry. john is a musician, and terry a school guidance counselor. how did he seem to be doing? >> it was rough at first. >> um-hum. >> the language thing was the big thing. >> you were a stranger in a strange land. >> yes. >> was it a lonely feeling? >> yes. it was. but it was made better by the fact that there were other foreign teachers in town. >> along with the teachers, there was one other person, a volunteer who helped the foreign teachers adjust. local english-speaking businessman named kenji hirayama. kenji is a pretty accomplished guitar

i think he should be committed to indiana boy school. >> well, i would agree that i think indiana boyress a lot of the issues that kenneth is facing. i know this much, if he were in the adult system, he would not be able to receive the treatment and the rehabilitation and the services that the juvenile court is designed to provide to children like kenneth and like kentrell. the state and the taxpayers are going to pay whether we send them to the department of correction or we send them to placement. maybe we won't get the bang for the buck as you've described it, but i'm going to still put my faith in the juvenile court system in that i think we can do and do a better job with kids than the adult system can do, and going to jail is going to do for him. i would love nothing more than to send both boys to you home. that would be ideal. i think you as a mom, why you're crying your heart out back there, knows that's not the right thing right now. kenneth is on the verge. he's on the verge of doing something either really horrible in his life and taking him away from you forever or he's on

the gentleman from indiana. mr. young: i would like to insert into the record a letter of support for this bill from the national restaurant association. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. young: i yield to the distinguished gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson a member of the work force committee. two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker, thank you, congressman young, for yielding. i'm grateful for chairman john kline and congressman todd young for their thoughtful leadership on this important issue with the save american workers act osmba macare is the saddest example of big government failure. the american people have lost their health care plans. access to their most trusted doctors. been forced to pay significant premium increases for poorer coverage and high edeductibles. on top of these broken promises, it's tragic for american families that the president's signature health care law will also destroy jobs. every day

indiana governor mike pence joins me now. fighting words from the head of the union. you wrote a letter to the president. i'm assuming you didn't talk about popeye and spinach but you had strong words? >> look, the evidence on your program right now is that there's strong bipartisan support for moving forward with the keystone pipeline. and when i got word that the white house had put the decision on hold one more time late last week, i just wanted to weigh in with the president on behalf of the people of indiana. the people of our state who believe in energy independence -- this keystone pipeline, according to federal officials, is going to support more than 40,000 american earnings all across the country. and here in indiana, we manufacture pipelines and make engines for large trucks, it's going to have an impact all over the country. it's met with broad consensus. i wanted the president to hear from this heartland governor that it's time to make a decision to move forward on the pipeline. >> please let me know if you get a response. tensions in eastern ukraine reac

>>northwest indiana is also getting more snow. it's been falling in highland since early last night. that's causing a few problems on the roads. slick conditions likely led to an accident in munster, but it wasn't anything serious. the search for flight 370 now faces a new hurdle. the robot submarine that is searching the floor of the indian ocean, can't go all the way to the bottom. it's not built to operate at depths below 15 thousand feet. it reached that limit yesterday, and automatically returned to the surface. search officials are exploring their options for using subs that can go deeper. no wreckage has been found... but scientists will examine an oil slick, discovered near what's believed to be the crash zone. richard vanecko is out of jail. mayor daley's nephew left the mc-henry county jail yesterday, after serving just two months for involuntary manslaughter. vanecko admitted throwing the punch that killed david koschman in 2004 on the near north side. his release was cause for reflection by his victim's mother. >> i th

he will soon be extradited to indiana, where he plans to plead not guilty.jordan says that his medical history may have been partly responsible for his behavior in intake. >> seventh grade, i was diagnosed with a d-net brain tumor. and i had surgeries, in seventh grade and ninth grade. i don't really process stuff how a normal person probably would, i guess. >> jordan says that during times of stress, he enters an altered state of mind he calls "blacking out." >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. i still for some reason feel like i'm in a big dream. at this moment, my eyes are wide open, but i still feel like none of this is real. >> today is he competent? absolutely. today there -- you know, if he had a brief psychotic reaction, that's not playing a part right now -- >> the jail's clinical psychologist, dr. alice cook, and psychiatrist, dr. leslie koblintz are reviewing jordan's case. >> how did he get the eye, was it a punch? >> i don't know if it was punching or banging on the metal bars. >> they

the gentleman from indiana is recognized. >> mr. speaker, this bill worth noting would decrease by $63 billion the number of taxes on our employers during the worst economy, some will say, since the great debregs. it will cause our wage earners around the country to realize an additional $75 billion in wage income. you know, i take fiscal impact, the fiscal condition of this country very seriously. i find it very hard to believe, though, that anyone, a member of this body, would desire to pass a national health care law that is paid for on the backs of our hourly workers, those who can least afford to absorb lower wages, fewer hours, perhaps losing their job altogether and i think that's essentially the argument i hear from the other side when i hear the $75 billion figure put forward. mr. young: with that, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. buchanan, a distinguished member of the ways and means committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for three minutes

light showers are continuing across will port county in northwest indiana. we're beginning to clear out all points north and west. as the front moves through temperatures will be stocked in the low 50s through the day. 524 a high today. tonight we're back down to 35. saturday we make 64 degrees. easter sunday it will be nice high temperature of 71. monday the rain is back maybe a thunderstorm. 68. tuesday 58 wednesday we hit 59. >>coming up ... an avalanche on mount everest leaves several dead and many others are still missing. plus -- the 911 calls from the deadly bus accident in california have been released....one of the students on the bus describes the scene. and -- toronto mayor rob ford is making headlines again and why he's saying he won't back down. nine people were killed, and three others were seriously injured after a high-altitude avalanche on mount everest. the avalanche took place just above base camp in the khumbu ice fall. officials say a group of about 50 people were climbing the mountain. the nine killed were sherpa guides in the group . t

we are talking about indiana governor mike pence.ike joins us with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. governor mike pence has served as six- time congressman and now governor of indiana and focused on his home state and the future will take care of itself. much of that talk is progress of people of indiana are making. we have the lowest unemployment rate in the midwest and balanced our budget and invest in expanded educational opportunities and infrastructure. >> reporter: indiana is the first state to withdraw from common core and argues that education is a state and local function and decisions about textbooks should be made by partners ando schools. in terms of winning over the goff, he talked about freedom and the second amendment. >> we all know in this room firearms in the hands of law- abiding citizen don't threaten our families but protect our families. firearms in the hands of law- a boyding citizens. >> pence is happy to talk about the employment record in indiana. the governor doesn't have to make a decision on 2016. but d

the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time. i have no further comments. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. barlbrl mr. speaker, i -- mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 92. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the concurrent resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass house concurrent resolution 88. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the concurrent resolution. the clerk: house calendar number

more rain across portions of southern illinois and indiana. we expect a cold front come later this evening some showers possible. 47 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. wind and 5-15 mi. per hour. not very strong wind. today's official high is 49 down to 37 tonight. wednesday we are at 58 with sunshine. >> taking a look ... or going to take a look at traffic. everything is looking good. no big delays. not much traffic. we did have some construction but most will be picked up by 5:00. i will break down for you in just a bit after a wet demetrius. >>search crews may have made their most important discovery, in the search for a missing malaysian jet. andrew spencer reports, search equipment has detected what could be the plane's emergency beacon. >> officials wanted to make it clear. >> i haven't found the aircraft get. >> after more than a month of searching for the flight, officials have their most promising leads yet. crews dragging a locator underwater picked up signs of what could be an emergency beacon. >> to separate signal details have occurred in the

there was a great example a few years ago where indiana sold $3 billion worth of indiana highways to some brazilian operators. the roads got better and indiana solved it's deficit problem. you have private incentives at work. >> let private roads do it. >> if states want to start privatizing they should start by letting every kid attend a charter school if they want to. you could have two schools five blocks apart competing to get the best teachers and the best students but having two thruways side by side, that's a toll road to waste and chaos. >> but rick wouldn't it be a great experiment? we could at least try it? it's been tried before. >> that's what my suggestion would be. look, i think you're going to be surprised. they're not going to be lining up to buy these bridges and roads as much as you think but i'd go for a program for 10 to 20 years and see what happens. >> bruce, what's wrong with trying? >> no, i don't think there's an issue with trying necessarily. but this is out here on the prairie here. i mean, letting the highway fund run out right now, it's just not a good id

indiana and milwaukee to face the last placed bucks.02, and they regain the top spot in the eastern conference. >>> golf's most storied tournament tees off this morning even without tiger woods in the mix this year, golf fans are hanging on every turn at the masters. on wednesday the traditional par 3 con taft began with legends jack nicklaus, arnold palmer, and gary player teeing off. it gives them a chance to spend time with their family on the course before the tournament begins. >> and the final two rounds of the masters can be seen right here on cbs. our coverage begins this saturday at 3:00 p.m. eastern and sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> finally she was an 8-year-old girl who inspired one of the nation's best college basketball teams. lacey holsworth mentd center adreien payne at a hospital where she was being treated for cancer. they became fast friends and over the last two years lacey became a fixture. she accompanied payne when he was a senior. lacey succumbed to her disease. in a statement payne says he is now a better man

indiana, they have lowered their standards than what they of the common cooper.oy, you wrote on that topic because you were disappointed with what indiana is putting in place. what is the model for second when it comes to edcawing. >> i think it is good to let families and schools choose different ways of educating kids. i spent time in colorado. they have two different ways of not doing common core. >> rather taking away the individual's voice and influence their children and a better alternative is to give them to have power and control and centralized bureaucrats running education. >> where do you disagree with it kim from. >> you said it was a plan. and joy you say pehelped trade groups where no one is accountable for temperature joy, you take it up first and that is key. on where it came from? >> that is a deceptive claim. you heard michael said it was state led. the legal way to do things is given to us called congress. haft time national standard forks tried to do it, that was chaut forare the everyou can go to the honthe groups. it is mike, until this day

atlanta beats indiana 101-93.l pierce and the nets accused of tanking at the end of the season so they could go to toronto and face the raptors in round one for an easier matchup. after one game, the strategy may have worked. pierce in a first year with brooklyn has done this many times in his career, 15 points nets take game one over the raptors 94-87. >>> the giants can't seem to help their pitchers with run support. same with the a's this afternoon. they stranded 12 runners and left the bases loaded in the six three-pointers but they made the most of the last inning. a's down two in the ninth to the astros in game 2 of their series with one swing of the bat jed lowrie lines one off the right field wall to make it a one run game his second of the year. the hit keeps on coming. up the middle scoring josh donaldson game tied at 3. and then josh reddick sends the 33,000-plus in attendance home. he rips one into the gap for the walkoff hit. the a's score three in the ninth to come back and win it 4- 3. usually this

i live in bloomington, indiana. indiana university is feeling the pinch of this, in reducing some hours of some of their hourly employees, from custodians to cafeteria workers and others. because they cannot remain a financially viable entity, as taxpayers expect them to be, should they have to comply with this employer mandate as it's currently constructed. i.v. tech community college is also feeling the pinch. in fact, 4,500 of their adjunct professors are losing hours. this is resulting in reduced course offerings for many students, but more importantly for those adjunct profitsers -- professors they need the wages, they need the hours. now, should i.v. tech decide to continue on with business as usual, they'd be eating all sorts of compliance costs to try to measure the hours of their hourly employees and ensure that they're plying with the law -- complying with the law. they've done the math, they've figured out that this 30 hours full-time provision amounts to a $12 million unfunded mandate courtesy of unk sam

it covered an area roughly the size the state of indiana.ation for all practical purposes is now being called off. private contractors are being brought in to help. officials say new technology also will be deployed but it could still take months to complete. australia's prime minister was emphatic they were not giving up on finding the plane. >> i want the families to know, i want the world to know, that australia will not shirk its responsibilities in this area. we will do everything we humanly can, everything we reasonably can, to solve this mystery. we will not let people down. >> let's bring in our panel of experts. peter goelz is a former ntsb managing director. our law enforcement analyst tom fuentes is here, former assistant director of the fbi. i guess it looks to me like they're almost starting from scratch. >> they certainly have expanded it far beyond what i had imagined. i thought they would start the search around the four pings and check each one of the remaining three pings as carefully as they checked the first one. but appa

an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow on the body which was pulled from an indiana lake over the weekend. teleka patrick was last seen in december at the hospital where she worked. her car was later found off an indiana highway with her wallet and credit cards still inside. >>> a california family heading home on a navy warship after a dramatic rescue mission to pluck them from the pacific ocean. charlotte and eric kaufman were sailing around the world with their two young children when their 1-year-old got sick and their sailboat lost steering. this was nearly a thousand miles off mexico. researchers parachuted down and put the family on a navy warship. the baby is doing better. kaufmans say they were as well prepared as any sailing crew could have been. they're due back to san diego, they were, anyway, as soon as tomorrow. >>> well, sunday was a day of remembrance for those who died last week in the shootings at ft. hood. flags lined the entrance of the first methodist -- first united methodist church in nearby killeen, and four ribbons hung on the front sign to remember the dead. the w

two boys have been cleared to return to a school in northwest indiana ... after a "kill list" they made was found earlier this month. the boys accused of writing the list are in fourth grade at wadsworth elementary in griffith. the boys reportedly underwent a psychiatric evaluation and met with a counselor. both were cleared to come back to school after being suspended for a week. two teenagers arrived at the airport monday evening with some large, rusty world-war-one *bombs in their checked luggage. the t-s-a called the police and the f-b-i. the entire baggage room was evacuated, while bomb experts examined the shells it turns out, they weren't dangerous. the teenagers weren't charged. they told investigators, they were just back from a field trip to europe... and they got the shells at a french artillery range. >> we always got the t-shirt that said my grandmother went to disneyland ... and they come back with shells? how much do those things away? >> let's hope they had the bag with the rulers. >> i only bring one pair of shoes so i don't pay the extra m

people in indiana leads the pack with rainfall. 2.5 in. out of that system. >> the southern suburbs were favored. the strong wind is blowing. there gusting over 30. they will gust over 40 at times as this huge storm circulation dominates the midwest weather seen. again and it looks like we will stick windy into tonight. tomorrow a whole different ball game. the wind dies down. a nice day on sunday. the data could flirt with 60 degrees. >> the chicago cub fans are bundled up today. the downward trend in temperatures. a started warm this morning. land is sustained at 20 to read now. here's our storm. high pressure comes into the area as it passes class will begin to increase in the afternoon and evening on sunday. you'll see another storm down here in the south. >> we will watch them carefully. this time of the year you watch these weather systems they can sometimes come up. we do not think that is going to happen. we do think it will be a gusty wind and rain during the day on monday. >> the good news is we could have a near 70 degree day by

the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, for five minutes. mr. messer: thank you, mr. speaker. hank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the career of two extraordinary indiana state legislators, senators allen paul and johnny nuget. these two close friends have served the state of indiana for decades, and i want to personally thank them for all their hard work and recognize them for their many accomplishments. first, let me tell you a little bit about senator allen paul. allen volunteered for the u.s. army in 1967, and is a decorated vietnam veteran. he was awarded the bronze star for saving a man's life and also earned a combat infantry badge in four -- and four air medals after being honorably discharged from the army. allen was elected to the state senate in 1986 where he was a tireless advocate for military members and their families. he passed important legislation to help veterans receive a college degree and supported legislation to offer in-state tuition for veterans. senator paul has a distinction of being the first

and the nation's top gun lobby convenes its annual convention in indiana. >>> today ukraine's government saying russia is bent on world war 3, now a bus of mediators is missing in eastern ukraine, according to both the governments of ukraine and germany. and earlier today, tensions literally exploded. ukraine's defense minister saying that one of their military helicopters was hit by a rocket propelled grenade in the east. and in a western town another grenade attack, this one injuring seven people at this government check point. meanwhile the war of words is showing no signs of abading either. >> translator: the west wants to seize control of ukraine because of their own political ambitions. not in the interests of the ukrainian people. >> translator: the world has not yet forgotten the second word war. but russia is already keen on starting a third world war. all responsibility for aggression on ukrainian territory and for undermining international security and stability rests with the leadership of the russian federation. >> all of this on a day that russian state media reporting that

it is shipped from a nearby refinery in indiana.me refinery responsible for the oil spill into the great lakes we covered earlier this week. chicago department of public health is warning residents there are health effects that could be profound from the dust including coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and experts say there's not enough literature to determine whether it goes much deeper than that. residents want to avoid being exposed to this pet coke dust f. they do, what should they do? well, authorities say, quote, limit spending time outdoors or outdoor activities. harsh verdict on that. is it realistic? what needs to be done to fight back against the corporations that are polluting neighborhoods? one congressman in the area has an answer. that's gary peters, who represents a district where pet coke piles were stored along the detroit river. he has fought to have it removed. congressman peters, you called into a federal investigation associated with this substance. what health issues have you seen your constituents suffe

. >> and i go to -- >> oh, great, where in indiana? >> notre dame in indiana. >> oh, good, i hope you like the book and have time to read it. >> yeah. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> hello, how are you? give me the names, and i'll sign one after another. >> mary lou. >> two names? [inaudible conversations] this one is for? >> cora and glen. >> one "n" on glen? trying to trip me up here. that's why i always ask. [inaudible conversations] okay. >> bill. >> bill. that's it. that's a beautiful song. there you did. thank you very much. hello, my friend. i can't imagine what this is. so good to see you. you look fabulous. [laughter] i love that side. that's a good one. [laughter] he's crazy. hey. sure. >> [inaudible] >> put linda here too? >> yeah, "l-y" or "l-i"? i can't remember. >> "i," she's been having health problems. >> i know, break an arm or something? a hand or something? >> yeah. >> is that healed or? >> yeah. >> but she has other things? >> [inaudible] >> well -- this one? >> lee edward. >> lee, of course. suspect it gr

indiana regains home court advantage with the win in atlanta.series now tied at 2-2. >>> cal lost nine straight games to end the 2013 season under first-year head coach sonny dikes. we should see an upgrade in 2014. spring game held today at memorial stadium. still got a cannon. goes to the end zone with a perfect back shoulder pass to lawler, jr. cal's defense needs to improve dramatically. after a one-win season, this junior jefferson with the nice pick in the end zone. austin behinder on the throw. >> this sports record brought to you by orchard supply hardware. sharks and kings game five tonight at the tank. high lights at 9:00 and 11:00. >> we'll be right ba so yso you can happily let the life get in the way,... while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel. banking for the life you have... investing for the life you want chase. so you can. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll tell you what nonhuman creature made this mess. we'll tell you holiday it happened. then at 11:00. the healing power of mo

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that is a sense what is happening in indiana.ost of the states that have signed up for the common core are still moving forward with the common core. these are good standards. the tests will be much better than what states have today. indiana has been thrown into chaos. they are not sure what the testing system is going to be. they have two sets of standards out there. it is a bit of a disaster. they didn't think through what would happen. host: our topic is the common core debate. our guest is michael petrilli. mary lou is our next guest. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. mr. petrilli, i have a quick question for you. are you of any particular political persuasion? democrat, republican in the , independent? we are going back many years. we had parent teachers association's. most of the time the parents and teachers plotted the course of education for their children. people are skeptical about this is because it seems like in many cases the parents are being pushed out of the picture. it seems like it is being taken

atlanta beat indiana 101-93. well the as get out of their slump just in time to complete a come back against the astros but the giants are in a major slump and waste another good outing. more sports after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the only run he got was froe bat of michael morse... definitely not a cheapie wi home run to dead center at o >> tim hudson with no run support. the only run he got was from the bat of michael moore. not a cheapy with the home run to dead center at petco park. one of hudson's mistakes was to cabrera. the giants have only scored six runs in the last five games. buster posey strikes out to end it. second straight loss for san francisco. 3-1 the final. the as played come back against the astros in the 9th inning. down 3-2. after a jud lowrie home run. then josh reddick sends the attendants home happy. he rips one into the gap for the walk off hit. the as come back and win it 4- 3. usually it is reddick delivering the flies but he is on the receiving end. 12-5. >>> and the goal of the

flash flooding along the kentucky, illinois, indiana borders. heading through greenwood, mississippi, worst over you. columbus, to birmingham to huntsville, you'll see the storms over you. as far as the severe weather risk, a slight risk for tusk lou is a, birmingham, knoxville. we don't have the tornado threat like yesterday. wind damage will be the biggest problem during the day today. >> what of a relief. >> i would say we got lucky no fatalities. >>> declassified. we will get the first look into a senate report on post 9/11 cia interrogation methods. tracy pots live in washington. some have called the report shoging. >> reporter: that's what diane feinstein called. she's part of the committee that wants to release it. it's not new. they approved it more than a year ago. but the public hasn't seen it yet. did the cia cross the line using water and other techniques to interrogate terror suspects after 9/11? did it work? is this how the u.s. tracked down bin laden? and prevented other attacks? we may soon know. the senate intelligence committee

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despite trailing in the second half, indiana rallies behind a 27-point effort from paul george to tieith a 101-85 win. >>> meanwhile the chicago bulls find themselves in some trouble. they're doomed by some bad foul shooting in overtime and lose game two to washington. 101-99. the series moves back to washington with the wizards holding a 2-0 lead. >>> and the toronto raptors tie up their series with the brooklyn nets. toronto win, 100-95. >>> fwl the nhl playoffs the los angeles kings are on the ropes. san jose's patrick marleau scored six minutes into overtime to give the sharks a 4-3 win. san jose now holds a three-games-to-none lead in the series. >>> and the montreal canadiens are the first team to advance to the next round. max pacioretty scores with less than a minute to play to give montreal a 4-3 win over tampa bay and a sweep of the series. >>> boston takes a 2-1 series lead with a 3-0 win ore detroit and the rangers score 4-1 ore philadelphia to take a 2-1 series lead. >>> when we return, a late night king and his heir. david letterman welcomes stephen colbert to the "late

yesterday there was a halo and developers of indiana. send us the shot. this is what happens on high clouds bend the incoming sunlight. what a difference a month makes. remember all of the eyes of of the north michigan wine. that is the city's skyline way there in the distance. not a sign of place. what a change. finally warm spring shut. this one from scottsdale inscottsdale arizona. the downside is there is a hellacious grow and process. it continues warm. what a gorgeous day. they're going to thicken up and start running on us. it will come in waves starting tonight. we'll talk about that in a moment. the temperatures yesterday started at 57 and midnight and fell into the '40's. the fact yesterday afternoon 48 at o'hare and midway would come much of these ratinggreetings or down. we have been on a downward spiral. we're going to continue the for the moment it warm up a little bit. and those areas to concede temperatures are in the mid to upper ford is. these are the one as temperatures across the area now. out in pontiac rockford kankakee and sycamore.

and this is unacceptable. 14.5% of indiana's female high school students and 5.2% of indiana's male high school students have reported being raped. this shocking number only accounts for those attacks that are reported. as we all know, most assaults go unreported. since joining congress, i've worked to put an end to sexual violence. working with the house armed services and the house veterans affairs committees, i have authored and supported a number of provisions aimed at combating the growing number and the epidemic of military sexual trauma. today i call my colleagues to raise awareness about sexual assault and how we can all work together to prevent it, to respond to it and to say no to sexual assault together. and i yield back the balance of my time and i thank you for this opportunity to join you in saying no more to sexual assault. mr. reed: i can't agree any more with my colleague from indiana. no more. it's time. no more excuses. no more across america. and i'm honored to be joined by a great friend from our state of new york, one of the leaders down here in the house, mr.

. >>> nba, san antonio rolls over the competent beating indiana at home. where was indiana? 18th win in a row. this shot was a ragemaker for kentucky basketball coach in many ways. for one, kentucky's men final four appearance nets john calipari over $300,000 in bonuses. a bit of a rounding error, why? he makes $5.2 million each year. the coaches for wisconsin, connecticut, florida, getting bonuses for making the final four. some assistant coaches by the way, they get two months' salary in bonuses as well. >>> talking about money, duke recruit grayson alan, the high schooler has the hops. the mcdonald's all american dunk winner soaring over a fellow 6'11". alan seven inches shorter and looking good. >>> just ahead, new music from the king of pop. plus, elton john plans a low key wedding in england. one big reason why pharrells very happy. and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill

from the indiana governor. >> so fruits, vegetables and alcohol. >> is that code for fertilizer? the nice pass to sean livingston who throws it. brooklyn up by 4. look at that. wait, not yet. >> it's coming. >> all right. lebron james for the dunk. got that right there to give the heat a one point lead but this could come down to the final seconds. here we have it. >> what a play by the rookie. >> all right. did you see that. again, with the huge block. >> close call. >> he got fouled but the nets they get the win in the season sweep of the heat. all right. ryan brawn getting us all back into the swing of things on the field after his 65 game ped suspension last year. however the fans of philadelphia, they're not a forgiving bunch. they're tough. >> and brawn sends one to left field. that is back. brown at the track. he looks up and she's gone. ryan brawn with a three-run home run. >> the microphone was perfect so you could hear cheater. the philly fans may have motivated the mvp. another two home runs in that game. milwaukee wins 2-4. >> another special visit to the ballpark to

indiana was the first to turn back on this national set of standards.ogram is intended to elevate the performance of struggling schools. schools say a federal overreach, take over and does not nurture schools that are performing well. >> while some states may have needed to improve their standards, settling for a status quo of mediocrity for every state certainly shouldn't be the answer. we should be striving for something much higher than that. >> wisconsin and kentucky are also exploring the potential of pulling out of common core. the program does have its supporters, republican governor of michigan rick snyder is one of them. >> curriculum itself and how it's taught is at the local level. bringing the high standards with common core and flexibility in the local school district and the school with the teachers on how that gets applied and delivered to the students. that's a good balance. >> supporters of common core say if this was a heavy-handed federal mandate, indiana and now looks like oklahoma would not be able to just pull out of the program. >