in 1816, indiana was granted statehood, but it took 100 years before indiana finally adopted its first official state flag. >> it's a design meant to refer to enlightenment. it has a torch surrounded by stars. >> the enlightenment was an 18th century philosophy that stressed the importance of reason. so the flaming torch represents liberty of both the mind and the body. the golden beams radiating from the torch symbolize indiana's far-reaching ideals. >> and there are 19 stars since indiana was the 19th state. >> the stars in the outer circle represent the original 13 states. the stars in the inner circle represent the next five states that joined the union before indiana. finally there's the 19th star right above the torch. that one proudly stands for indiana. not on the flag is the state's motto -- "crossroads of america." and it's true. when it comes to major highways, more of them meet in indiana than anywhere else. with "flag facts," i'm veronique. >> buckle your seat belt. we've got an expert who can help guide us on the road to safe dating. diyu tells us more. >> lisa jander bel

. >>> 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

the approximate amount of data reviewed by the indiana state police, the indiana police department ande fbi includes 159,634 text messages, 27, 140 e-mails, 47,623 images and 3,394 videos. through this thorough investigation, 14 victims were identified. i'm happy to be joined by the individuals responsible for this investigation in prosecution. this investigation started with the indiana state police i'm happy to have the superintendent of the indiana state police with me today, doug carter. >> words tended to escape me today as this came to fruition and i appreciate the response. you've heard me say before the relationships we have with the folks standing behind me in my opinion are second to known in the nation and i'm very, very proud of that. i would also be remiss to not identified the folks that were able to do what they've done at a tremendous cost themselves and their families over these last several months. isp detective kevin goetz, detective darren oddier, lead forensic examiner chris cecil, investigative analyst brandi st. claire, analyst julie zorger, certainly steve, who

this investigation started with the indiana state police.happy to have the superintendent of the indiana state police here with me today, doug carter. >> words tendinged to escape me today as this came to fruition. and i appreciate the response. you've heard me say before the relationships that we have with the folks standing behind me in my opinion are second to none and i'm very, very proud of that. i would also be remiss to not identify the folks that were able to do what they have done at a tremendous cost to themselves and to their families over the course of these last several months. isp detective kevin goetz, detective darren odier, lead examiner chris cecil, investigative analyst brandy st. clair, analyst julie zorger, certainly steve debroda who you'll hear from and as i previously mentioned, our incredible, incredible partners with the fbi, and indiana metropolitan police department. as josh had indicated, fame and fortune will not protect you from attacking those most vulnerable in our communities, and this is an absolute testame

. >> let me pivot over to indiana. we're sitting here at the end of a week in which -- i know that governor -- you know, there was some discussion that governor mike pence might run for president in 2016 -- >> probably will get the gay vote, i don't know. [laughter]. >> right. yeah, yeah. probably not going to get the gay vote. [applause]. >> that's a good one. [laughter]. >> what just happened here? and can you put this in the context of an evolving conversation about the rights for gays and lesbians in this country? >> here is a very important flow of what's happening in america. for many years now, we have made pretty good progress. and we should be proud of ourselves in making this nation a less discriminatory nation. and that means people struggled for decades for civil rights for african-americans, and we should be proud that we have an african-american who is president of the united states. people struggled for women's rights. you know, 30 years ago women were not involved in nontraditional-type employment. we h

i visit a shrimp farm in the middle of indiana... yes, indiana... that could revolutionize the industry. >> wow, this is like a little laboratory here. >> yes it is. >> and a shrimp farm. >> cara santa maria is a neuroscientist. >> imagine that you are one of the first to take a trip to mars. this is the definition of pioneering. >> that's what makes it exciting. >> that's our team, now let's do some science. >> hey! i got some! >> hey guys and welcome to techknow i'm phil torres joined by doctor shini somara and cara santa maria. now guys i'm not going to lie, one of my favorite things is shrimp sizzling away on a hot grill. but i also have a fair amount of hesitation when it comes to actually knowing where that shrimp comes from. >> yeah and you may not realize it but shrimp raised overseas can have high levels of antibiotics and other additives that don't always pass american safety standards. >> and america imports a lot of shrimp over a billion pounds worth. so we asked the food and drug administration, the agency responsible for policing u.s.

because the indiana politics. lincoln needs indiana. they do not want lou wallace to be a successful politician after the war so he can't be given a command. he was it was even more political then than now. grant makes himself governor of the new mexico territories after the war because grant knows what he did. in the then crumbling palless hoff of governors of san jose he completes ben-hur while dealing with billy the kid and a range war. that sounds like fluff for one career. later he is appointed the eye quiver lent of ambassador, to the supreme pouter, the assaultan -- sultan's court in is stan ball. lou wallace proud hoosier and american guys, gets to the court which is overregulated to say the least. and at the first encounter with sultan he walks out and sticks out his hand, and at the sultan is -- what the? whiskey tango fox. he takes lou wallace's hand and lou wallace is hi first western adviser and the sultan -- there's as close to being friends a you can be in the circumstances. when the president administration changes in th

fÉlix: en indiana, un nuevo programa estatal que financia el costo de la educaciÓn, beneficia a unosde educaciÓn de los estados unidos tiene. luis: a sus 4 aÑos de edad, rosie estÁ emocionada de comenzar su educaciÓn escolar. tendrÁ oportunidad de recibir ayuda en un programa piloto. >> nos aprobaron la beca. me llegÓ por correo la información de la beca, que cubre toda los costos. creo que estarÁ preparada. luis: el programa beneficia sÓlo a unos 2300 niÑos con familias de bajos recursos, pero no todos califican. " no todos los niÑos cumplirÁn con los diferentes requerimientos", dice. de acuerdo con cifras, se estima que en el estado de indiana, hay mÁs de 10.000 niÑos menores de 16 aÑos de edad que nacieron en otros paÍses, muchos de ellos de la edad de rosie. la diferencia es que rosie tiene un estatus legal en los estados unidos, ella naciÓ aquÍ, mientras que los otros niÑos, no podrÁn recibir la ayuda del estado. esto provocÓ la ira de los defensores de los inmigrantes. >> sabemos que tenemos muchas familias que estÁn bajo la lÍnea de la pobreza en el estado de indiana, es una d

the indiana national guard primarily consists of infantry units. infantry units are all mail at this point in time and were intransigent but still today. so these women were in the support battalion that were supporting infantry soldiers. when they were first enlisting, therefore, they were given job choices but if you can't be in the infantry and you're supporting the infantry your job choices are to do laundry, to cook, to do field sanitation and clean toilets, to drive trucks, to bury the dead or to fix weapons, pretty much. supply and logistics would be another. so both debbie, the oldest of the three, and, and michelle had chosen to become weapons mechanics. in michelle's case, she thought well that's a safer job than driving a truck and i might not want to do some of the other kinds of work so therefore weapons mechanic. in debbie's case, debbie loves guns. she could out shoot most of the men on the range, she was a perfect shot. she. she really wanted to work on weapons out of a sense of, may be, passion. they ended up working together in af

the pinto's passengers, two indiana sisters and their cousin, burned to death." by this time, the pinto's design problems were at the center of a national controversy but the crash in indiana led to a ground breaking case. "in june, the ford motor company recalled 1.6 million pintos and mercury bob cats made between 1971 and 76 because of government complaints about the fuel tank. at least 59 deaths have been connected with fiery rear end crashes involving pintos. there's up to 50 civil suits stemming from pinto crashes. at least six have been resolved out of court. but today an alcart, indiana grand jury indicted ford on criminal charges involving a fatal pinto crash. an action one lawyer called unprecedented." after a month of investigating the crash, an indiana grand jury charged ford with three counts of reckless homicide. something never done to a corporation before. "the design and engineering and manufacturing of the pinto motor vehicle was inappropriate and recklessly done and that ford motor company came to know of the defects in the pinto motor vehicle

segÚn el fiscal jefe federal de indiana este hombre director de la fundaciÓn que creó una fundaciÓn parauÓ por un periodo de cuatro aÑos y sus acciones desencadenaron la explotaciÓn de otros menores en el estado de indiana. desde el 2010 viajÓ repetidamente desde indiana hasta nueva york para tener relaciones con otros menores de edad. segÚn documentos de la corte enviÓ un mensaje de texto a una de sus vÍctimas de 17 aÑos un dÍa despuÉs de haber pagado para tener sexo con ella que decÍa cuÁnto más joven es la niÑa, mejor, refiriÉndose su prÓximo encuentro, los niÑos y niÑas que visitaron su mansiÓn segÚn estos documentos no sabÍa que estaba siendo firmado secretamente por cÁmaras escondidas en relojes y radios que capturaban el momento. la esposa respondiÓ asÍ ante las acusaciones. estoy en proceso de bÚsqueda de una disoluciÓn del matrimonio. el abogado que lo defiende dijo que el abusador indemnizar a las vÍctimas. agregÓ que su cliente admite tener un problema mÉdico y que ya fue evaluado por un psiquiatra. la cadena de restaurantes subway apenas se enterÓ de la investigaciÓn pÚblico

john brought his family from franklin, indiana, in march of 1855, 3 months after the town of topeka was established. he becomes an activist in the cause. in the beginning of the fall of 1855, these rival forces are each creating their own towns here in the county, for instance, to come to see as a community that was established by proslavery people, now about five miles to the east of topeka. it was the scene of proslavery folks. and then one holiday and the people in his group were found, topeka of december of 1854, they come with the notion they will have a free state. that is just five miles apart. all up and down the kansas river, you have these communities. one is a free state community as opposed to compton, a proslavery community. they hope, each one, to run the other side out. one of the things missourians do is they bring all sorts of militias from missouri into kansas. they identify lawrence as a community settled by new england antislavery people. so they really are going to drive the people out. so, an army literally comes into existence from all the militia units that are c

in wnba action, the liberty visited the indiana fever. indiana trailed by one with two minutes to play when johnson pulls up and drains the jumper. neither team scored again, and liberty fall 80-79. indiana's now one game behind new york for the best record in the eastern conference. golf, tiger woods needed to win the wyndham championship to guarantee himself a spot in the fedex cup playoffs, beginning two shots back, but couldn't kick it into gear. awful chip at 11 that flies the green leading to a triple bogey, and fired an even par 70 finishing 4 shots back. the winner was 51-year-old davis love iii firing in greensboro, winning in 1992, and did it again, 23 years later. way to go, dl iii. in horse racing news, american fair row is headed to the mid summer derby next weekend. association. >> amazing. >> thank you, bruce.

phil lebeau has the story tonight from indiana. >> reporter: it's a sign of how far the auto industry has come in america. the mercedes-benz r class now off an assembly line in south bend, indiana, in a plant that once cranked out the hummer. >> we're not just focused on the class, the hummer and h2. we're looking at the front windshield, not the rear-view drive. >> reporter: it's built here because the mercedes plant in alabama, which has long been a hub for suv production is long running out of capacity and with the demand running high thanks to low gas prices, mercedes turned the to the old hummer plant for help. >> we're ready to get back to the plant. we love to work here and love how this facility is. we were excited for it. >> reporter: fact is, many auto plants in the u.s. are close to capacity as the industry moves fast to keep up with strong sales. not only in america but around the world. >> the peak hasn't been reached yet. we're seeing average age of the vehicle is well over 11 year ons t the road. >> reporter: made in the u.s. headed for china from a plant humming with a

." >> things are behind in indiana. >> i'll pay for everything. i'm going now i'm going >> seth: please welcome to the show tituss burgess. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> i'm wonderful. >>nc seth: it's so wonderful to have you here. i'm such a huge fan of your work on the show. congratulations on the emmy nomination. so well deserved. >> thank you, man, i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now you had appeared on "30 rock" in different characters so you knew tina, you knew robert carlock. you have such a great cast on this show.

. >> 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 now back to "lockup." now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in many of america's maximum security prisons, there are three letters that strike fear in the hearts of inmates. s-h-u. the shu. it stands for secured housing unit. and like a prison within a prison, these units house the worst of the worst. >> mostly assaults, intimidation, threatening, whether it be on staff or on inmates that land them in here. these are not the good guys. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear. absolute control is the top priority. >> 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

dennis buckley joining me by phone from indiana. mayor buckley, good to have you here.ain to me why you want walmart to be paying the price every time your police have to show up at the store. >> well, officers of all, good afternoon. walmart beach grove, is draining our police resources. the disturbance you reference ad couple months ago one factor that led to this today but it is the string of terrible events that have been occurring down there over the past two months that has led by to instruct the police chief to declare the walmart a public nuisance. trish: so, in other words, it is walmart's fault that your population behaves so poorly that the police have to keep showing up there at the store. >> that is not our population. they are putting our city and it us resident in a bad light and -- trish: walmart is? >> my defense is that these are people who do not live in beech grove, coming into beech grove and causing problems. i think, trish, walmart needs to do a better job of watching who comes in their store and what they do when they get in that store. trish: ma

but he is never given a combat command again because the indiana politics. they do not want the wallace to be a successful politician after after the war said he can't be given a grant. it was even more political than than it is now but there's a -- grant makes him governor of the new mexico territories after the war because grant knows what he did in the then crumbling palace then crumbling palaces of the governors of santa fe he completes it while dealing with billy the kid and the lincoln county war. that all sounds like a career but later he's appointed the equivalent of an ambassador. the sultan's court in constantinople. lou wallace being lou wallace and dave proud hoosier and midwestern guy gets to the core which is overregulated to say the least and at the first encounter, the first audience he swaps out six out of 10 and the southerners are what? whiskey thank foxtrot. [laughter] he takes lou wallace's hand and lou wallace becomes his first western adviser and they are supposed to be his friends as they can be and the circumstances. when the preside

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indiana's law since the 2008 election. they have at election after election. the data on georgia which has a large african-american population shows that after the voter id law went into place the turnout of black and hispanic voters went up dramatically. at a higher rate than the turnout of white voters. the same thing happened in the 2010 election. in 2008, when indiana's voter id law was in place for the first time there case went all the way to the supreme court 6-3 decision. justice stevens a stalwart liberal wrote the majority opinion. barack obama was the first of a win the state of indiana since the 1964 election. folks have also complained about cutbacks in early voting. most states do not have early voting. it is a new phenomena. on friday, you probably know, it was a last day of the trial in north carolina, over the fact they had changed the early voting days from 17 to 10. the justice department had a lot of trouble in that case. you know why? they had put experts on more than one year ago when they tried to get a temporary restraining order to kee

a live look outside the federal courthouse in indianapolis, indiana. you can see the media gathered because the u.s. attorney who's prosecuting this case is scheduled to address the media right about now at 11:30. we'll follow that, listen to that, let you know if anything more comes out of it. as for subway, they tweeted yesterday the company no longer has a relationship with jared and has no further comment. we'll continue to follow this story for you on the "nbc10 news" app. >>> it's another hot one out there today. feels exactly like the middle of august as we take a live look over market street from our camera atop the loews hotel. rain could object the way. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with more. >> we're starting to see a few little showers starting to develop in parts of the area. we want to get some relief from the heat and humidity, is one of the places. the wave pool at camel beach resort in the pocono mountains. we'll be very close to making it the fifth day of 90-plus. right now it's 84. 83 in wilmington, northeas

>> good. >> i'm from south bend, indiana, notre dame and just sort of talking to the men. if they want to talk to me. some are catholic, some are not. i'm retired and delighted to do it. >> even though 79-year-old father thomas mcnally is required by the prison to wear a stab-resistant vest, the thought of being attacked doesn't cross his mind. >> i've never felt any kind of fear or any kind of tension with the men. >> when i was a little kid, i'd be riding my bicycle and i'd go by in fear and say i love you erika, i love you erica. >> i'm a pretty harmless guy. it's been a friendly type of relationship. the stories told about your families you get the biggest kick out of them. they're really incredible. >> they are good, they're funny. >> they're good. i'll be back in a couple weeks. >> i'll be here, i promise. >> okay. we'll see you later. >> take it easy, father tom. >> i will. >> the thing with the chaplin, it's an outside person coming in the unit. we want the outside people to come in here and talk to them. it helps keep the violence down. >> serving 26 years for rob

as a junior at indiana university where his story really began.he tells it, there was a subway sandwich shop next door to where he lived. and one day, jared took a look at the low fat menu. the rest is history. >> if i were to teeth six inch turkey sandwich for lunch and one for dinner, hold the mayo, hold the oil, maybe this could work for me and sure enough it did. >> it worked so well that a college pal who was also the editor of the college newspaper didn't even recognize him when they bumped into each other on campus. jared had lost so much weight, his friend insisted he write an article about him and how he did it. the article ran in the april 1999 edition of the indiana daily student. when fogle registered for a class, he based which classes to register on whether he could fit into the classroom seats. the article ended with this quote from jared. subway helped save my life and start over. jared's diet became national news. after men's health magazine included his daily food ritual in an article called, stupid diets that work. jared got the

take a look at sammy the cow on a farm in indiana. she's more than 27 years old and as far as anyone knows, she's the oldest heifer in the u.s. she's given birth to 17 healthy calves. >> quite a life there. now she even has granddaughters on the farm there with her. sammy's owner said she believes her low stress, it's all about low stress and their free range operation is a huge factor in keeping her all they all these years. >> she should write a book or start an instagram account to help us deal with the stress. >> i'm sure there will be by the end of the day. >> pregnancy isn't a problem for her. she clearly has low stress at work. >> i'm wondering who keeps track of this oldest cow alive thing. you know, going around keeping tabs on that sort of thing. >> good luck to you, sammy. >> 27 years. >> that's a long time. >> what is that in cow years? >> coming up, embarrassment for a dancing cop in our latest episode of "this happened." >> millions of dollars of treasure found not far from a popular florida beach. the divers who discove

when we visited indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, officers in the security housing unitere dealing with the latest in a string of violent incidents involving convicted burglar douglas mccombs. >> since he's been inside the shu he was on strip cell. when you see the offender come out of his cell and all he's wearing is niz underwear, at that time he is on strip cell. i think it was for resisting staff or trying staff before. we've had trouble with about every range we've put him on so far. >> i can't get along with people too much. especially when they're evil. >> one of the people mccombs claims was evil, officer sachtjen. >> an average day in the shu can be pretty mundane. you have rec and showers to do, chow to serve, sick call. some days like today do get a little more exciting. we had an offender who became belligerent in the shower. >> the offender was mccombs. who told us he had good reason to be upset. >> they tried to get me to take a shower but they don't have no soap or nothing. and i said, well, ma'am, i just came from the other side. it was nasty where i come

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were in indiana. >> call this what it is. this is about using wealth, status and secrecy to illegally exploited children. >> in assembling their case against him of authorities revealed 159,000 text messages, 30,000 e-mails, 47,000 images and 3,000 videos. the allegations are disturbing. he allegedly told one of his victims he would like to have sex with someone younger. the younger the girl the allegedly said the better. as part of the plea agreement the former subway pitchman faces from 5 to 12 years in prison. he will also pay $100,000 in restitution to each of his 14 victims. >> restitution cannot undo the do all in his power to try to make it right. he also knows he has a medical problem. >> somewhere which suspended its relationship with him after authorities raided his home in july released this statement:his actions are in excusable and do not represent our brand's values. vogel's white katie released a statement saying she will file for divorce. vogel's wife also said her focus is squarely on a couple's two children.

indiana and ohio will not really get some scattered showers and storms as cold front swings through. futurecast says starting to get going in the tri-state region. doesn't look like it will be that impressive a few scattered storms could be on the stronger side. during the day you're probably fine. high temps 90. 94 tomorrow as well. storm chances are out there later tonight into tomorrow. fox 5 weather app at apple itunes store and google play store to download free. let's bring in ines rosales, looks like we have travel challenges early. >> good morning, mark. the belt parkway. brooklyn ask westbound two leans by bay parkway. commute from westchester is doing pretty good and commute through waterbury and middlebury, connecticut. problems on the bay press way this is northbound by exit 7, accident blocking two lanes. see the flashing lights. expect delays northbound side. southbound you're fine. as far as your commute with the george washington bridge doing good on upper end. lower level, everything open. we didn't have construction. lincoln and holland great options. ben. >> thank

governor evan bayh, former governor of indiana, tim pawlenty, former governor of minnesota with justown in the beer to get over what happened. [laughter] we're thrilled to have you both and, again, both of those guys op the screen got as from the think tanks who felt they ran their states well. be sure to tune in to "cavuto coast to coast" tomorrow. neil gets postdebate analysis from one of those governors. wisconsin governor scott walker is joining neil cavuto live on fox business, noon eastern. do not miss it. >>> fox news gop debate parties springing up across the country. maybe you're having one. what do american voters want to see tonight as they party on? jeff flock is in wheaton, illinois. jeff? >> walking the streets of wheaton, a republican bass b champion of wheaton, illinois, and we talked to somebody who is having a party tonight. what does he want to see at the debate? we asked him. stay tuned and you'll hear. ♪ ♪ i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then

indiana's law since the 2008 election. they have at election after election. the data on georgia, which has a large african-american population, shows that after the voter id law went into place, the turnout of black and hispanic voters went up dramatically. at a higher rate than the turnout of white voters. the same thing happened in the 2010 election. >> justice ginsburg said if you have an umbrella in the rain keeping you drive that is not the time to close your umbrella. [laughter] [applause] rep. waters: if you're going -- hans: if you're going to say that a certain number of states have to be under federal protection then you have to provide evidence of current, systematic, widespread discrimination that would justify it. that is not been shown. let's talk about voter id. it is a myth that this all occurred after shelby county ester decision. i would -- shall the county's -- shelby county's decision. i would remind everyone that georgia's law has been in place since the 2008 election. indiana's law since the 2008 election. they have at election after ele

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and why does the mayor beech grove, indiana called islam a public nuisance. we will tell you by.u are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. the ♪ lauren: breaking news this morning, oil prices start the week heading lower. once again, oil prices have fallen for seven weeks below. right now crude $41.89 a barrel. let's show you do a stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. wake up, everybody. dow futures up four points, s&p had changed. add in asia, japan's economy in the spring quarter markets in asia starting the week mixed as you see the hang seng and the cost be down three quarters of 1%. in europe, stocks opening higher. the jordan speith is a little optimism over greek bailout. dagen: in politics, donald trump unveiling a comprehensive immigration plan that includes deporting families. resorts at a news poll reveals 50% of americans believe hillary clinton's lies when she said her private e-mail server did not contain classified information. a key republican congressman will not vote for the nuclear deal is bipartisan support for the

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. >> fogle admitted that he repeatedly traveled from indiana to new york to engage in commercial sectisex acts with victims he knew to be children. >> reporter: he had sex with a 17-year-old prostitute at new york's most luxurious hotels, the plaza and the ritz-carlton, then asked her to find him younger underage girls. >> let's call this what it is. this is about using wealth, status, and accuracy to illegally exploit children. >> reporter: fogle reportedly worth about $15 million spoke about his rise to fame to "nightline" in 2009. >> i have the pants, of course. these are the infamous jeans that, as i said, have become pretty much more famous than i am. if i don't make an event it's okay as long as the pants make it. >> reporter: he took those pants on the road 200 days a year, speaking to children about nutrition. >> everybody needs to make sure they make really, really good healthy decisions every day so they never, ever put themselves in a position to have to wear jared's old pair of pants. >> reporter: fogle was seen as a family man with a wife and two kids who were proud of his ac

taylor was arrested and the investigation led fbi agent to raid fogle's home in zions vial indiana. he became a celebrity while in college. he went from 425 pounds to 180 on a diet of subway sandwiches and exercises and starred in 300 tv commercials. he is worth more than $1 million. part of the plea agreement is that he will pay $100,000 to each of his 14 victims. his wife katie is seeking a divorce. in a statement, she said: >>> foggile is on house arrest with the gps monitoring. fogle must register as a sex offender and his next court date is not scheduled yet. live in midtown, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> after fogle's court appearance, subway said on twitter fogle's actions are inexcusable and do not represent our brand's values. we had already ended our relationship with jared." >>> a fire in paterson, new jersey, ripping through several row homes leaving 31 people homeless. cbs 2's christine sloan has more now from the scene. >> reporter: firefighters battling this fire and one down the street. they say the fire spread quickly because of the wooden structures of the row homes

. >> van a ser testigos de una boda como ninguna otra una mujer de indiana mostrÓ su devocion a diosuna boda como cualquier otra la novia vestida de blanco una iglesia llena de invitados y flores la Única diferencia que el novio es jesucristo. >> busquÉ por mucho tiempo la felicidad dijo la maestra toelg de 38 aÑos de edad y lo encontÓo en este compromiso como toda novia una de sus grandes preocupaciones era encontrar el vestido perfecto tendrÍa que postrarme en el altar querÍa asegurarme que estuviese cubierta. >> la skwerm fÍa se celebrÓ en la catedral en indiana, con esto se convierte en una de las 3.000 vÍrgenes consagradas que hay en el mundo y de las 230 en los estados unidos. >> casarse con jesÚs es un tÉrmino extraordinariamente mÍstico que no tiene que ver necesariamente con nuestra fe en cristo. este teÓlogo dice que aunque el matrimonio con cristo no estÁ en las escrituras, es una lecciÓn personal. >> entregamos nuestra vida a jesÚs y si queremos seguir nuestra vida casta queremos servir al seÑor de esa manera lo podemos hacer. >> a diferencia de la vida religiosa de una m

a month ago authorities raided his indiana home, confiscating cell phones, hard drives, cameras. >> you wouldn't expect it of a family like that. >> reporter: hours later subway suspended their relationship with jared, who in the last years had become the public face of the sandwich empire. >> my name is jared fogle -- >> reporter: seen here walking in a fashion show for the brand. in a statement today, subway saying, jared fogle's actions are inexcusable and do not represent our brand's values." today the prosecutors cite seemingly overwhelming evidence. >> the approximate amount of data includes 159,634 text messages, 27,140 e-mails, 47,623 images, and 3,394 videos. through this thorough identified. >> i think he recognized that they had him. they had text messages, they had eyewitnesses. and this was significantly less time than he could have been facing. >> reporter: today his attorney saying -- >> he will fully and completely acknowledge his responsibility for his wrongdoing. >> reporter: now the weight loss king faces anywhere from five to 12 years in prison and prosecutors and fo

gas stations in illinois, indiana, ohio and wisconsin get most of their fuel from that plan. ? positive news on the job market. hiring trorose to a six-month h. more people quit their jobs and that's a sign of confidence in their ability to land new ones. ? an improving labor market and growing prices supposed to help retailers like macy's. that was not the case this time around. there was a decline in revenue and earnings in the most reason quarter. that single macy's shares lower in trading today. if consumers are not buying as much at department stores, what are they buying? >> reporter: it's tough to be a clothing retailer these days. macy's is the latest retailer to report changes in consumer spending preferences. profits and sales both falling short, causing the department store to cut its full-year forecast. while broader data reveals consumers are spending, the macy's ceo said shoppers are diverting spending to other areas. items that macy's doesn't sell. >> you're just seeing where the consumer is spending and definitely starting to see a little uptick many consumer sp

the indiana national guard primarily consist of infantry units we're in transition and still today pet and a support infantry'' soldiers so supporting the infantry a good job choices are to do laundry and cook and field sanitation to empty toilet san drive trucks to bury the dead or fix the weapons. supply and the of logistics'. debbie, of the oldest have chosen to become weapons mechanics. but did michele's case thinking it is a savory best man driving a truck so weapons mechanic. is in debbie's case she loves guns and could outshoot most of the men on the range as a perfect shot. she really wanted to work on weapons. working in afghanistan with the ak-47 but they were not working on american weapons because they were not breaking azov did not or often enough to keep the team busy so they were deployed to help the afghan national army. that is unusual to work on the ak-47. and while we we're doing that to be that desk job to keep track of all the words to order spare parts that is really different that coming back from the first appointment that although they have not seen combat is t