indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to pump ck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring >> danny: you'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squibb kick against miami, which certainly should have been ruled down, but you won't have a lateral play with 40-something seconds, but all indiana needs is a field goal, so, you would think that if martin can get it into the end

indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to puck bum. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring this up but -- >> danny: you'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squibb kick against miami, which certainly should have been ruled down, but you won't have a lateral play with 40-something seconds, but all indiana needs is a field goal, so, you would think that if martin can get it into t

indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to pumpck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. this up but -- >> danny: you'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squibb kick against miami, which certainly should have been ruled down, but you won't have a lateral play with 40-something seconds, but all indiana needs is a field goal, so, you would think that if martin can get it into the end zone, he would.

final score, duke, 44, indiana, 41. you can catch the trophy ceremony, presented by capital one, on espn3. so long from yankee stadium in new york. and now, back to the studio. >> all right, rece, thank you. john saunders alongside of mark may, and, well, mark may, you have a very strong opinion about what just happened there. >> just that one shot an that look where the ball is going through the uprights underneath the goal post, it looks like it's inside the goal post. i don't know. take another look. it looks luke, well, it could be close, it would be over, because if it's over, doesn't matter. but i want to see this camera angle from underneath the goal post. because it if it is unnortheast -- look at this. to me -- i don't know. that looks like that's on the inside. >> it definitely looks like, from that angle, that ball snuck in. >> but if you are -- >> the reason they wouldn't review it -- >> it didn't go over. >> in the ball is ruled to have been too high, then they cannot review it to see whether or not it was

indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to pump ck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring >> danny: you'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squibb kick against miami, which certainly should have been ruled down, but you won't have a lateral play with 40-something seconds, but all indiana needs is a field goal, so, you would think that if martin can get it into the end

indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as thehe indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. that's the easy walk-in touchdownnight there. >> joey: that's a mistakak there was no reason to pumpck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leade is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring this up bubu -- >> danny: you'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squibb kick against miami, which certainly should have been ruled down, but you won't have lateral play with 40-something seconds, but all indiana needs is a field goal, so, you would think that if martin can get it into the end zone, he would.

indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and hhas a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to pumpck bump out. your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stopp a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring this up but -- >> danny: u'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squibb kick against miami, which certainly should have been ruled down, but you won't he a lateral play with 40-somethingng seconds, but all indiana needs is a field goal, so, you would think that if martin can get it t to the end zone, he would. kicks

indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. there was no reason to pumpck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon a he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring this up but -- >> danny: you'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squb kick against miami, which certainly should have been ruled down, but you won't have a lateral play with 40-something seconds, but all indiana needs is a field goal, so, you would thin that if martin can get it into the end zone, he would. kicks it as far as he can and catch

indiana has some of the weakest gun laws in the country. chicago suffers from that because there is a pipeline of guns that comes straight from indiana into our community. how do you feel in gary about the role of state and federal legislation as it pertains to easy access to guns? mayor freeman-wilson: that is a real challenge. you can go to a gun show in indiana and get whatever you need and sell it. pass it to whomever. and that is a real problem in the state, but that is why the work of law enforcement is so important in the area, looking to trace guns, limiting guns. so there is a vital role of law enforcement in gun safety. ellen: and prosecutors and legislators? mayor freeman-wilson: and prosecutors and legislators. i say prosecutors and law enforcement because i'm not hopeful about the legislators in indiana. [applause] ellen: i think that is shared. i would like to close with that. i think it is a very true. and thank you for the work you

lorsch: with gary, indiana mayor karen freeman wilson. this is part of a forum on race relations and the criminal justice system hosted by the atlantic. by "the atlantic." [applause] host: thank you. the joyce foundation is based in chicago. we focus on the great lakes, but one of our concerns has been about gun violence, and we focus on reducing access to guns. we believe that is a wonderful solution to reducing violence in our communities. i am pleased to be here and to be able to talk with the mayor. i wanted to open with a video. it is a news story out of chicago. if we can get that to run , please. >> deja brookshire was a resident in gary's middle beach neighborhood, but shot more than seven miles away near apartments at seventh and adams. >> everything we have heard about the victim has been positive. >> she was riding in the backseat of a car, two other friends in the front seat on sunday night. 7thhey got to the area of and adams, they heard shots fired, the driver looked back and noticed the victim was bleeding. they rushed her

both are now at the miami facility in kokomo, indiana.ere still remembers the tense discussions that took place as staff members prepared to put an eighth grader in a cell with an adult offender. >> you don't have a choice. you're going to live with someone. the leadership of telephone facility, we got the other. we screened who was going to be in there with him. we got a duty to protect everyone as best we can. and we tried to gear him in the direction to be a positive direction for him. >> he was scared for sure. >> tense all the time. and i've never been to prison. in the worst case scenario, what if i have to defend myself and do things i'm not prepared to do to defend myself? >> kids are coming in, and it's rough. i feel sorry for them. >> in just a minute, three offenders will be coming in. we'll be processing them into the facility. two of them are the youth offenders. >> all right, fellows, come on. >> 179656. >> all right. stand on the line. >> remove all your clothes, any bags. put your shoes in this bag, your clothes in this ba

in my home state of indiana, a town in northern indiana, la porte, abedin -- la porte, indiana, in la porte county, every year on july fourth has their big parade. the streets are filled five, six, seven, eight people deep for two and a half miles long, and every year the parade is led off by the vietnam veterans of la porte county. this happens all over our state. and when the parade starts off, everyone gets out of their chairs, everyone stands up, even those who have challenges and have difficulties, to applaud our men and women who were in vietnam, and for two and a half miles, they get an amazing standing applause the entire way. these vets are our parents, our brothers and sisters, our aunts and uncles, our grandparents, friends, neighbors and the folks who are sitting next to us at church on sunday. our vietnam veterans support and lead our communities as public servants, teachers, lawyers, nurses, business owners, factory workers, bankers. just about anything you can imagine, that's what our vietnam vets are doing to make our country a greater place. they're a generation of ve

both now at kokomo, indiana. he remembers the intense discussions that took place as staffers prepared to put an eighth grader in a cell with an adult. >> you are going to live with somebody. we got together. we screamed who is going to be in there with him. we have a duty to protect everyone. we tried to go in something that would be a positive direction. >> it was scary. i was tense. i had never been to prison. what if i have to do things i am not supposed to do. kids coming in, you know, it is rough. i feel sorry for them. >> three offenders will be coming in. we will be processing them to the facility. two are the youth offenders. >> all right. come on. >> stand on the right. >> all of your clothes in these bags here. put your shoes in this bag. the clothes in this bag. all right. >> all right. >> the majority of them are quiet, not knowing what to expect. it is totally different than where they came from. >> at first when you get here you are nervous because you don't know how it is going to be. the comfort

until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sudfeld's working towards the sidelines. and he has his man out there in jones, and he gets ss out of bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just need one more sizable gain to at least give griffin oakes a >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that completion on the sideline. make him catch it in the middle of the field,ven though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. sudfeld. sudfeld. he needs to get out of bounds or throw it away.

less than four minutes to go, indiana up by five, ellis, finding paul george in the corner. you can count that, he had 23 points on the night, pacers up by eight. and here's the exclamation point, indiana working the ball around, george going to find jordan hill and he throws it the nets were outscored by 12 in the fourth, brooklyn falls 104-97, they have lost four in a row. >>> as for hockey on the ice, islanders and devils have the night off. rangers traveled north of the board we are winnipeg. second period, rangers down one, tyler myers going top shelf, beating henrik hund lundquist for the victory. rangers fall for the second straight night. >>> and it's a big weekend for new york football. three weeks remaining in the

. >> 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

but if you get in the car, 30 minutes, you're in indiana. the guns in the city of chicago come from indiana. >> john cusack plays father michael pfleger, the real life white priest withhn all black congregation, trying to save souls and lives in a neighborhood that sees death often. >> if this was happening in the white community, there would not be aauietness about it. this is hopefully going to, you know, shake the conscience of chicago and america. >> but some feel the portrayal is unfair, calling it disparaging. city officials asked lee to change the film's name, and after the trailer was released, some accused him of making light amy ho is a chicago e.r. doctor who's seen more gunshot victims than she can count. she's also seen "chi-raq." >> i think it way trivialized the violence and the tragedy we see. >> spike lee sees it differently. >> i deal sometimes with very serious subject matters. and people are going to have opinions about various serious subject matters. and this is the latest one. the violence, thehe blood that is flowing

the indiana archbishop said in a statement, quote: >> i'm disappointed with the decision by catholicherrities. >> reporter: the governor asked catholic charities not to resettle syrian refugees in his state. >> this is not about a family. this is not about catholic charities. this is about an administration and a congress that should take decisive action to pause this program, and review it to ensure that we can go forward. >> reporter: in texas a lawsuit challenging the resettlement is taking its way through the courts. but that state dropped its demand for an immediate inject junction. >>> investigators in france say they have now id-ed a third suspect in the paris attacks. they say he was a french citizen who game from germany. jacky rowland has more from paris. >> reporter: the french prime minister has confirmed that investigators have been able to identify the body of the third man who took part in the attack on the concert hall. if you recall there were three attackers. they were armed with automatic weapons and they were also wearing explosive vests. at the time when anti-ter

. >> the governors of texas and indiana were among dozens of state leaders who vowed their states would refuse any new syrian refugees after the september 13 paris attacks. >> i have no higher priority than the safety and security of the people of the state of indiana and i'm going to continue to use the authority that we have to take that stand. >> catholic charities has taken its own stand. tuesday, the group helped settle a syrian family of six in houston, another family of six in the dallas area, and a family of four in indiana. indianapolis archbishop joseph tobin declined al jazeera's request for an interview but said in a statement: >> i'm disappointed with the decision by catholic charities. >> indiana governor mike pence had asked the archbishop not to resettle any syrian refugees in his state but now says he will allow the family to take advantage of state services, despite his order barring state agencies from helping. family or about catholic charities. this is about an administration and a congress that should take decisive action to pause this program and review it to ensu

indiana has some of the weakest go along -- gun laws in the country. chicago suffers from that because there is a pipeline of guns that come from indiana. how do you feel in gary about the role of state and federal legislation as it pertains to access of guns. mayor freeman-wilson: that is a real challenge. you can go to a gun show in indiana and get whatever you need and sell it. and that is a real problem in the state. but that is why the work of law enforcement is so important in the area, looking to trace guns, limiting guns. there is a vital role of law enforcement in gun safety. ellen: and with prosecutors and legislators? mayor freeman-wilson: i say prosecutors and law enforcement because i'm not hopeful about the legislators in indiana. [applause] shared. think that is i would like to close with that. i think it is a very true,. and thank you for the work you do. we are very proud to be able to support you in any way we can. applause for mayor karen freeman-wilson. [applause] ♪ atlanticow from the with law-enforcement officials from washington

dense fog is across indiana this morning and will not lift much throughout the day. highs in indianapolis are expected to be nearing 50. panthers fans will also be dealing with a dreary day in portland, oregon. rain is likely during the game with temperatures in the 40s for kickoff. back here in eastern iowa tonight, we'll see mostly cloudy with lows just above freezing. the cold front will track through late tonight into tracking in friday. it's coming up on today in iowa... while many enjoy this nice winter sports enthusiasts and businesses are more bummed... the u-n-i panthers are getting ready for a big game of their own today... we hear from coach farley after jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defe

broke the piggy bank to see this game in indiana. larry bird, the hall of famer, and indiana native on hand to see it. the warriors don't disappoint early as they go on a big run. andre iguodala, watch him go behind the back and the soft slam and they're on the move. at one point they outscore the pacers 22-0 and you know who adds a little something to it. steph curry nails the 3 and the warriors all out hustle, defense, and as i said, hustle. watch andrew bogut go to the floor to push it ahead and it is klay thompson putting it away. he had 29 points in the 1st half alone. he hit eight 3s. but later did sustain an injury. we don't know how serious as of yet. curry sets it up again for andrew bogut to celt -- set the pace of the 2nd half. warriors are leading 131-123. if they win the game they would tie the miami heat for the second longest win streak in nba history and that would be 27 straight games. >>> meantime, the baseball winter meetings continue. the giants looking to get in the fray. how about johnny cueto added to the pitch

warriors by 28 after three but indiana did rally in the 4th.e but doesn't believer the injury is serious. they're now tied for the second longest win streak in nba history at 27. >> we know our standard. we know we didn't meet that standard in the 4th quarter but we came out an 8-point win and we move on. those guys were in the media saying this was a must-win game for them. for us to play the way we did says a lot about us. >>> to the ice. 2nd period, tied at 2. they win 4-2. >>> hour -- our top one of the night. watch what happens. for the win off the missed free throw, that was oman running it full length and they win 57-56. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, newscast is tomorrow mornin 4-30. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is coming up next. >> next newscast, tomorrow morning at 4:30. rain tomorrow morning. >> north bay. >> have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> stephen: hey! yeah! thank you very much! hey! whooo! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen>> stephen: welcome te lat

the warriors take their road show to indiana. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, indiana golden state would 13- and-0 >>> with every win, it seems like the warriors are setting the new record. tonight with a win in indiana golden state would be 13-0 away from home. best road start in nba history. the pacers' solomon hill trying to be like steph. you got work to do, buddy. late 1st quarter, warriors up 13 already. curry knocks down the 3. they led by 16. final minute of the half, 76-59. off the loose ball, curry to klay. thompson had 29 in the 1st half. finish would 39 points on 103-pointers. 2nd half, rogan, alley-oop from steph. he had 14 points, 10 rebounds. warriors by 28 after three but indiana did rally in the 4th. klay rolls his ankle but doesn't believer the injury is serious. they're now tied for the second longest win streak in nba history at 27. >> we know our standard. we know we didn't meet that standard in the 4th quarter but we came out an 8-point win and we move on. those guys were in the media saying this was a must-win game for them. for us to play the way we did says a lot about u

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he will soon be extradited to indiana, where he plans to plead not guilty.ys 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 have lear

desde rushville, indiana, luis navarro univisiÓn. que se revelarÁn planes del departamento de seguridad interna para su deportaciÓn en enero. el presidente barack obama todavÍa no haconfirmado los preparativos para esta nueva ola de redadas de los precandidatos demÓcratas han hablado de la iniciativa. sus primeros meses de 2016 podrÍan ser complicados y decisivos para las familias indocumentadas que pretende quedarse en estados unidos. el washington post revelÓ que se ha comenzado a organizar un plan de redadas para detener nuevamente y deportar a los inmigrantes que entraron en 2014. >> no hablan ni espaÑol ni inglÉs, algunos hablan dialectos que ni se entienden. pobrecitos no entienden cÓmo cruzaron la frontera al momento que llegaron aquÍ es muy difÍcil para ellos poderse expresar. reportera: en el artÍculo menciona un tÉrmino inglés quesignifica redadas. con las autoridades de inmigraciÓn se han abstenido de utilizar porque el cunde el pÁnico. como quiere que se llame, lo cierto es que estÁs explosiones podrÍan comenzar en enero.

>> indiana, yeah. >> jimmy: indiana, yeah.y allow two people each night. >> the second inventor he was from indiana. >> jimmy: yeah, but he's not in the audience. we had him flown home immediately. [ laughter ] this is a funny story. because, you're in indiana. you're at high school and you want to be an actor. you're acting in high school, and you get the hollywood bug. you go, that's it, i'm gonna be a movie star. bye, small town. bye, everybody. >> well, i always heard stories of like people moving to l.a. with $7 and finding work and jobs. so i'll do that. and then my car broke down outside amarillo, texas. [ laughter ] and i had everything in it, like a big mini fridge and all my bags and i spent all my money fixing my car. and then i finally made it to santa monica. didn't even make it to l.a., and just wandered the beach basically for 48 hours and i didn't have any more money so i went back home. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but did you say good-bye to everybody at home? your friends and everybody? >> made a big production of

indiana's own a-rod putting the hoosiers up 31-27. but a lot happened between that five-yard touchdown run by duke's thomas sirk. now it's 41-41 with 41 tecked to go and go to overtime. duke's ross martin kicks a field goal and the refs say indiana's kicker missed his ever so slightly wide right. duke wins. where's the snow you ask? well, it's in el paso, texas. home of the sun bowl. it's miami. don't they love the snow. hurricanes play a game in the snow. but they're up against the cougars of washington state. the cougars 25 yards, and gabe marks and a crazy amount of snow. washington state beats miami 20-14. the st. petersburg bowl between uconn and marshall a little known fact, patriot wide receiver aaron doshesen was the m.v.p. of this bowl game in 2011. that was a field goal. and you'll see it again. uconn's bobby puyol's 52-yarder hits the crossbar and bounces forward for three points. uconn's last chance falls marshall, marshall. hangs on to win 16-10. we saw snow in el paso, texas, during those highlights and we see warmth aro

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from indiana is recognized for one minute. mrs. walorski: i thank the chairman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of the conference report before us. manufacturing is critical to the hoosier economy in my district. a study by the economic policy institute found that manufacturing jobs account for almost 17% of all jobs in indiana. that's the highest rate in the nation. 23.1% of the jobs in my district are manufacturing jobs. the second highest in the nation. this legislation will make our manufacturers so much more competitive by eliminating the red tape, removing supply chain bottle next, it provides new tools to tackle evasion of u.s. trade remedies and intellectual property theft. to be sure, i'd like to have even a new mills process and i thank the chairman for his commitment of finding a path forward on that. mr. speaker, i wholeheartedly urge my colleagues to support this legislation that will help manufacturers in my district and across the country and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman f

does catholic charities in indiana receive any state money?> they receive state money to the tune of about $3 million, about half the organization's budget last year now. these are federal funds followed through the organization to the state. catholic charities hasn't commented publicly about that and the governor has given no indication that he might cut off the money spigot. >>> the canadian government is gearing up for the arrival of new syrian refugees arriving this week from camps in jordan and turkey. the refugees are the first select since prime minister justin trudeau said he wants to resettle 10,000 by the end of the year and another 15,000 by february. >>> time magazine is out with its choice for pepper of the year, german chancellor angela merkel. it cites her leadership over refugees, russian ukraine conflict and debt crisis in europe. >>> the supreme court wading into the debate over affirmative action, the justice for a second time will hear the case of a white student who said she was denied admission to the university of texas

indiana jones was for fun, to entertain people.here were messages in there about archaeology and what we believe about myths. the patron creates the propaganda. some of the older propaganda was consistent to all societies to say what did they all believe? what are the things that they all actually believe? we are talking about relationships with your father, your society, your history, with the gods. all of this stuff is old, but their psychological motifs, created through storytelling. primarily, oral storytelling. i want to go back and find the psychological motifs that underline that. they grow out of popular is him. to say that not all, but a majority of people have a certain psychological relationship with their fathers, that has been going on for history, and trying to explain that by saying "we know your darkest secret, and you are part of us because we all do the same things, we know what you think about your mother, your brother, your father, really." those of the things that make people say, "hey, this is why we believe t

. >>> the governors of texas and inindia in -- indiana were among the governors who vowed to not takeian refugees after the paris attacks. >> i'm going to continue to use the authority that we have to -- to take that stand. >> reporter: but catholic charities has taken its own stand. tuesday the group helped settle a syrian family of six in houston, another family of six in the dallas area, and a family of four in indiana. indianapolis archbishop declined al jazeera's request for an interview, but said in a statement, quote: >> i'm disapp pointed with the decision by catholic charities. >> reporter: the indiana governor has asked the archbishop not to settle any syrians in his state. but now he says he will allow the family to take advantage of state services. >> is not about a family or catholic charities. this is about an administration and a congress that should take decisive action to pause this program and review it to ensure that we can go forward. >> reporter: in texas a lawsuit challenging the resettlement is making its way through the courts, but that state dropped the demand

>> "star wars" and "indiana jones," especially "star wars" -- "indiana jones "was just done for fun totain people, and there were messages in there about archeology and also what we believe in terms of religion and that sort of thing, but "star wars," that was what i was saying about the patron createsÑi the propaganda and wht i want to do is go back to some of the older propaganda, which was consistent through all the societies, which is mythology, but to say what do they all believe because they were all -- this propaganda was created independently. >> rose: yeah. and what are the things they all actually believe? we're talking about relationships with your father, society, with history, with the gods, all of this stuff is old, but there are psychological motif created through primarily oral storytemning that explained what and who they believed in. so what i wanted to do is go back and find the psychological proteffs that under-- psychological motifs that underline that because those grow out of popularrism and to say that not all but a majority of people -- boys -- have a certain p

again, this is indianapolis, indiana university, purdue university campus there. it's a mouthful, but it's a sort of two campuses in one. i can show you here in bat nine what it is they've been sending out to students. and that is this warning. iu pui alert, a subject with a gun has been reported running toward campus from 700 blake. take shelter. lock the door. that sort of thing. and some tweets also. i think this is where the tweets are. and it is not. that's the location of it all. anyway, it happened in indianapolis. a suspect with a gun running toward the campus there from the 700 block of blake street. if you're in that campus area, trust your instincts. take shelter. in the nearest available room. lock the door if possible. according to authorities on scene, remain in place until police or campus administrator known to you gives the all clear. again, this gunman report at indiana university and we will bring you the details. and here's a picture of the scene. some pictures that are just coming in. this is outside the building where it all started it my und

indiana has to make one to stay alive... it goes over the uprights, the refs say no good... the play isn't reviewable because it went over the uuights... so duke wins its first bowl game since 1961, 44-41 is the final thanks josh. t chis havely for your final forecast. tonight, skies will remain cloudy as temperatures drop into the low 30s for most, and upper 20s in areas to the north. winds will be out of the north at around 10-20 m m. a dry and quiet day awaitstsor sunday with a few peeks of sunshine within a fairly cloudy sky. moving into late sunday night and monday, our attention turns to a possible winter storm that will impact all of the tv9 viewing area. sleet, freezing rain, and accumulating snow are [ gasps ]

a matchup fit for the hardwood, a matchup fit for the hardwood, indiana and duke in the pinstripe bowl. this one in overtime duke up 44-41. griffin oakes trying to send it to a double ot. it looks good, but the refs say no good! take another look... since it went over the uprights, it's not reviewable. iu gets hosed in my opinion, 44-41 duke's first bowl win since 1961 va tech trying to send legendary coach frank beamer out with a win versus tulsa. hokies up 55-52 trying to hang on. 4th and 16 for tulsa, and the hokies get the sack! beamer ends his 29 year career at jordan/2ram nikki/2ram: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news late

indiana. indiana. "laurel is one of the most respected floral managers in our entire company and as a hawkeye fan, he's probably one of the biggest fans i'vet met." and for several years, the avid hawkeye fan's also taken his artistic talents to colorado boulevard - "i guess i can't imagine not going and working on floats." where thousands see e his creatitis in the rose parade. this year - he's looking forward to more than just decorating the floats. floats.a strong season gave him a gut feeling to prepare even earlier for the road to the roses.he booked his flight deal."i mean you can't even drive there for three hundred dollars."his passion will come alive both on the floats - and the gridiron. gridiron. "this is the ultimate trip - you figure there's going to be probably 80,000 iowa fans there, - it's just going to be...it's the dream season." laurel says it's always an early morning before they kick off the rose parade.they get up to finish the final touches at 4:30 a.m.steffi lee, cbs 2

. >>> questions about human growth hormone in a controversial indiana clinic. and how leagues actually test athletes. athletes. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america and i'm jonathan betz. doping controversy. the new questions about an indiana clinic, human growth hormone. >> the only way you will ever get caught is by an investigation. >> and by professional sports. lost and found. growing up in the witness protection program. >> we practiced writing our new names once they figure out what our new names are going to be. >> one woman's fight the find out her true identity. >> plus lasting impression. >> i wanted art itself for people who had stumbled upon it to see this figure kind of melting into the ocean. >> an urgent message about climate change, painted on melting ice. more questions tonight about whether an indiana clinic may have been illegally prescribing human growth hormone. the guyer clinic was featured on al jazeera's special series on doping in sports. >> we confirmed charlie sly worked in their farm pharmacy in 2011. that was also the season

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