the indiana state police and the floyd county prosecutor, in southern indiana, stan.-- he got the callt ten or 10:30 that night. >> did someone on the phone tell you it's bad? >> it was horrible. >> faith knew immediately that the case would be big. he got to the crime scene immediately. the first thing the prosecutor noticed was the ribbon of blood running out of the garage. i am we stepped in it myself. >> he could see the wife and mother lying by the open passenger door. her pants removed. it had the signature of a sex crime, the children killed because they were witnesses. seven year old brad was on his back, a gray sweatshirt lying by him. an article of clothing that would become hugely important in time. >> the boy was laying there, and his hands were out. and of course i didn't see the little girl. they told me that she was still in the truck. >> the state police, indiana's top investigative force, had already begun its work. the crime scene investigated the bronco, took measurements and took pictures. stan faith studied the scene. >> was it too soon for you to take all that stu

southern indiana. my family had a gas station business. i was what was called back then a gas station attendant. which some of the people my age in the room can explain to you young people what that actually was. early in my life, i was inspired by the example of president john f. kennedy, the example of reverend dr. martin luther king jr.. i was the youth democrat party coordinator in 1975. kind of a community organizer, if the truth be told. but over my high school years, i began to study the constitution. i went to a small college. southern indiana. i took a degree in american history with a special emphasis on the american founding, so much of which just generated in this great historic state. it was also at a time that i made the most important decision of my life. i put my faith in jesus christ as my personal lord and savior, and my life has never been the same. [applause] at that time, my politics and my thinking about america actually began to shift. much of that was impacted by the voice and t

the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mr. banks: madam speaker, i yield four minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for four minutes. mr. davis: madam speaker, 15 months have passed since january 6 of 2021. yet i've seen little evidence over that time to indicate the necessary progress has been made to ensure the capitol complex is more secure. and i've seen no evidence of the politicized select committee is serious about identifying or addressing the issues that led to our capitol being so unprepared on that day, which should be its top priority. on february 17 of this year, the g.a.o. released a report detailing the lack of security preparedness by capitol police leadership and the capitol police board on and in the lead-up to january 6. the rank and file men and women who serve congress as members of the capitol police but the their lives on the line every day -- put their lives on the line every day yet the capitol police board failed them. the

indiana have the same gun problem, why doesn't it have the same violence problem? because overwhelmingly the people in chicago again there's more restrictions of the general public having the means to defend themselves into has the culture of shooting fish in a barrel. i'm the bad guy, i don't follow the rules. if you are the good people and follow the rules, you become a potential victim. these are the things, the cultural part that i think a lot of people that identify as anti-gun, they don't get that part of it so that's that part. with somebody having more rounds and all that other stuff, the guy in vegas into these different things, for every time i hear that argument i can look at the church in texas a year or so ago when a guy walked in and was about to create carnage and the persian or or several pulled their firearm and the one was an elderly man he put rounds on the throat and stopped it and saved how many people's lives and that of church, so for every one of those people can get in that regard i think that it's four of firearms used for defensive gun us

walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski and mr.chenry will vote aye on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. albio sires, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, and ms. lucille roybal-allard, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. van taylor, i'd like to inform the house that mr. van taylor will be voting aye on h.r. 5641. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. gomez: as the member designated by representatives harder and cardenas, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? mr. long: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. crawford of arkansas, pursuant

if the problem of flowing guns from indiana into chicago, why isn't indiana having the same problem? there is more restrictions on the general public having to defend themselves. it creates more of a culture of shooting fish in a barrel. i'm a bad guy, i don't fall the rules. you guys are good guys you fall rule and now you become a potential victim. this is the cultural poll that i think a lot of people who identify as anti gun they don't really get that part of it. that's that part. somebody having the rounds, all that other good stuff. the guy in vegas all that other good stuff. every time i hear that argument i can look at the church in texas a year or so ago. a guy walked in and moves about to carnage, several of the parishioners pulled are far, on one of the parishioners, the elderly man, put rounds on that threat. stop that threat and say it however many lives. for every one of those people can give in that regard, i can give for where firearms are used for defense in gun usage. >> jay in mississippi down on. good morning to you. >> good morning. i just call him into say that

indiana says so far they have seen no evidence of that. blm has three weeks to respond. bret?he panel on president biden's bad week economic woes. the crisis at the southern border. questions over the administration's new disinformation board. midterm elections plus winners and losers. we will see if we can get it all in. first here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as family and friends attend a funeral for a firefighter killed in the line of duty. timothy klein died sunday while battling a house fire in brooklyn. the service followed a procession that traveled through klein's hometown of breezy point. and this is a live look at phoenix from fox 10. arizona amputee sets unofficial world record for the most consecutive daily marathons. thursday jackie hunt ran 26.2 miles. get this, it was the 102nd day in a row that she did that. she is not done yet. she plans to run two more marathons today and tomorrow ending saturday with 104 consecutive marathons. that's crazy. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we

what the on the wall she my indiana. i can send a, you know, put them out there to give us a a with gary and businessmen plead for told, with rushes, gallons from 2 days off the most go stop supplying gas to bulgaria over the countries with days was a pay in variables. we had from local to a bearing the brunt of the backlash to fly, expect it to have a catastrophic effect. prices will grow up more. that's the way it will be. i think it will be extremely bad for us, but what i'm waiting for is the government to resign because we cannot expect anything good from the current one. for us plan to seize russian assets to funds, he has war efforts, but maintains a freeze on afghan money despite un warning the millions in the country space a is horrible. yeah, bread one.

the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mr. banks: madam speaker, i yield four minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for four minutes. mr. davis: madam speaker, 15 months have passed since january 6 of 2021. yet i've seen little evidence over that time to indicate the necessary progress has been made to ensure the capitol complex is more secure. and i've seen no evidence of the politicized select committee is serious about identifying or addressing the issues that led to our capitol being so unprepared on that day, which should be its top priority. on february 17 of this year, the g.a.o. released a report detailing the lack of security preparedness by capitol police leadership and the capitol police board on and in the lead-up to january 6. the rank and file men and women who serve congress as members of the capitol police but the their lives on the line every day -- put their lives on the line every day yet the capitol police board failed them. the

. >>> he's accused of range and murdering at least three women on a long stretch highway from indianaalabama the i-65 killer they called him back in the '80s and '90s, a mystery until this day in a joint news conference today the fbi, indiana state police and kentucky authorities finally named the i-65 killer. henry edward greenwell police say greenwell targeted women working at hotels along the highway. he also attacked a fourth woman who was able to get away she's the one who gave this detailed description to police it resulted in this sketch indiana state police say he died in 2013. today those same state police and a superintendent spoke directly to the victim's families. >> i hope today by bringing this to you to know the animal who did this is no longer on this earth, the message is you might be able to hide for a while but we're going to find you, even if you're not here. >> well, greenwell's three victims were young women just starting their lives vicky heath was working at the super 8 motel in a kentucky town she had two kids the family said she had just gotten engaged margar

indiana, is a successful state. illinois, in many ways is a successful state, it is running a deficit for many reasons. california is a phenomenally successful state, that is why so many businesses want to go there. new york is a very successful state. there may successful states. it is too easy to say a state has failed, too easy to blame things on unions. we had this horrible recession in 2008, which was not -- in no way caused by unions, it was created by the humongous responsibility of the banking and mortgage industry and not enough federal regulation. we this other recession now because of covid-19. i would say, it's way too simplistic to say we have a problem, let's blame it on unions. it is true that sometimes, higher union wages may lead to higher deficit. may people forget that teachers and firefighters who risked their lives every day on the job, police officers risk their lives every day on the job, sanitation workers who do such important work, subway conductors, who do their job isn't fun, working unde

i live in indiana, 15 miles from the ellen way border. you would not believe all the union jobs across the border. illinois is a failed state. most union states are in the red. most right to work states are in the black. that's a fact. everybody knows it. new york, california, illinois -- they are failed states. i don't know what happened to the union. it might have been good at one time, but it sure has not helped us lately. host: thank you. mike? guest: i do not know the numbers, but i am sure there are some red states, a state that was running hugely in the red, over 30 million people of california, there are millions of people who have moved to california that would take issue with you when you say it is a failed state. i live in new york state and i know that i and many of our neighbors and friends would say, what do you mean, new york is a failed state? why are so many businesses moving to create jobs in california, los angeles, san francisco, in silicon valley, it new york city, they have very big cities, and many cities have probl

the indiana fever select lexi hall. stanford university. >> there you have it after a tremendous senior season where he averaged about 13 points and 5 rebounds. lexi hall is taken 6th overall by indiana fever. this was hall, her sister, her parents, the entire stanford team in palo alto today celebrating her pick. she is now a professional basketball player after a great season for the cardinal. we talked to lexi lacey, tara vanderveer, all of them right after she with pick. we will have that sound for you at the 8 o'clock hour. all right. the forty-niners made a move today at wide receiver san francisco side x cowboy wide receiver malik turner turner didn't get much playing time in a crowded wide receiver room in dallas. but when he did play, he produced he had a breakout 2nd half of the season and he looks to have a more expanded role in san francisco. so a lot going on the giants are obviously they're playing right now >> their arrival to the south, the but back to wlex cedis a great honor. she went a lot higher than

too many of my constituents throughout southeast indiana remain unserved, not underserved. that means access to telehealth, online education, remote work, opportunities and social connections with families, friends and simply out of reach. if we are going to close the digital divide with federal resources, the fcc should prioritize in my opinion parts of the country that remain unserved before upgrading existing networks in covered areas like indianapolis. unfortunately the delay process for the service maps is still an issue. from richmond i can tell you where i have no service. meanwhile, broadband infrastructure hasn't escaped the inflation of supply change disruption. still face upwards of ten months back orders. the department of commerce with 17 of my colleagues to consider opportunities to address the shortages to close the digital divide. i ask unanimous consent to insert this into the record. >> i encourage the commission to find ways to share expertise with relevant agency to alleviate delays and release broadband maps of the federal funding to reflect the needs o

baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote no on h.r. 3807. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. newman of illinois and mr. levin of michigan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3807. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. tenney: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. owens of utah, i inform the house that mr. owens will vote nay on h.r. 3807. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? ms. blunt rochester: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. clark of massachusetts and mr. cleaver of missouri, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 3807. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? mr. armstrong: as the member designated by mr. gonzalez from ohio, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote no on h.r. 3807. the speake

the indiana fever select lexi hull, stanford university. just a couple of weeks ago, she was hoping to win a national championship with stanford tonight. lexi hall is a member of the wnba's indiana fever, the sixth overall pick in tonight's draft hole had one more year of college eligibility, but decided to make herself available for the draft. after not missing a game for the cardinal this year and three times being named to the all pac 12 teen. time for little check this out action. you already saw outfielder brett phillips and mop up duty tonight for the race wasn't all bad. seth brown pops one of those law balls into foul territory, then is not a picture of fielding his position that looks very much like an outfielder sliding on the warning track. everything in this is an ideal baseball. whether you're right. it was snowing and blackbeard, virginia , virginia, texas, carson demartini uses the cover of the snowstorm to take off from third and steals home. north carolina state pitcher caught napping or maybe a white out white uniforms . w

the indiana fever select lexi hall.d university. >> really didn't really have an idea of where pick when i get packed. and it's just exciting to watch the draft. and when i heard my name, i was like in shock as so excited and everyone around me was so excited for me. so definitely a special want to be done with basketball. and it's been, you know, a big part of my life forever and what does. so still the plan. the next one. i'm super excited in the past week has been absolutely crazy with my final 4 and then thrown into this it's been a lot fast, i'm so so excited to get a whole. >> a lot of excited for stanford. senior lexi hall was headed to the wnba. she was drafted 6 overall by the indiana fever hall was a 3 time all-pac. 12 selection was an important piece to stanford's twenty-twenty one national championship team. she was surrounded as you can see by family teammates and friends when she was drafted. hall spoke exclusively with kron 4 sports in her first interview as a pro. congratulations to you. lexi. well, for

irony is the indiana chapters of blm support the call for transparency by the indiana democratic party early in l.a. >> dana: a key metric on inflation up more than 6 1/2 percent from last year fueling more concerns about a possible recession. let's bring in the friday money team. steve moore and austan goolsbee. two sound bites first from the president about a possibility of a recession. listen here. >> president biden: i'm not concerned about a recession. what you are seeing is enormous growth in the country that is affected by everything from covid and the covid blockages that occurred along the way. no one is predicting a recession now. >> dana: this from larry summers, the treasury secretary under bill clinton. this is what he said. >> we have this serious problem of inflation, which is well above the goals that we have and causing a great deal of economic distress to the public. and experience suggests that inflation rarely, if ever, comes down without some kind of economic downturn. >> dana: setting the stage that way, austan, what do you see as the scope of the problem and do y

baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird of indiana will vote no on h.r. 3617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. gomez: as the member designated by representatives danny davis, sylvia garcia, jayapal, harder, sanchez, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h. h.r. 6833. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? mrs. cammack: as the member designated by mr. donalds of florida, i inform the house that mr. donalds will vote nay on h.r. 3717. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire rise? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. meng, i inform the house that ms. meng will vote yes on h.r. 3617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. armstrong of north dakota, i inform the house that mr. armstrong will vote no on h.r. 3617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from californ

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let's bring in our guests from not her dom, indiana, indiana. rather, we have tim hobby, the system professor of management at the university of notre dawns. mendoza college of business from atlanta is jim addison, social media sector, lead at glass wing benches and from york. william cohen found the of puck news and former mergers and acquisitions. investment banker, thank you all very much for joining us here on inside story. i'd like to start with you mr. anderson. let's start with what the state care, how important is twitter for the public discourse. and why is this take the bid bio long mosque has sparks such intense reaction. you can, you know, twitter in his long punched above its weight class if you will. it's important far seems to exceed its performance financially. it has been a mediocre investment. i think most analysts would say from a financial perspective, but it is embroiled in many of the most consequential discussions around politics, the economy, et cetera. and so i think in many ways, eli boss is correct and identifying, wow

this is more like kentucky and indiana the things that were the west, you know, the early days of the republic but he has kind of now personal connection with this. so often on until 1887 is living in the west. at that time he remarries his second wife edith. they would have a very happy marriage lasting until roosevelt's death in 1919. but the west shaped him here the romance of my life began he would recall later on when he is visiting in that area. system connections are things we talked about with the west. then he gets appointed to a political position by president benjamin harrison, indiana's own in 1889 as civil service commissioner. the civil service is another one of these progressive reforms that's happening in this time before the civil service commission people were appointed to bureaucratic positions just basically by being friends with the president okay, so example i would use here in upland, indiana if i was elected mayor of upland i could appoint my friends to positions like street cleaning commissioner. so isaac or who knows somebody is campaigned for me. he's knocke

immediately after the murder in march and the guards say that their office no one calls indiana, i generallycompany is far-fetched. well, the far-fetched one is not far-fetched, and i have decided their address for you. may i know what is here? what are you yelling? go to the company with max thank you lyosha i don't understand what your complaints are. no complaints yet. just we want to know what your company's bus was doing next to a local crime. i am not obliged to give any name of the driver at all

end of day believes he branch in marion, indiana. her name is flossie bailey and he asks her straight up. he's like should i come undercover? as the white man, or should i come as a black man as the head of the naacp and she says you should come as the head of the most militant civil rights organization in the country. she doesn't say why i think she probably thought that would be most effective and gaining the justice for the victims. but also this whole sense that walter probably by that time was way too famous. and he can no longer pass. all right, we're going to end on this question from kim. which came asked were recycling the fight for civil rights now? what will it take to break the cycle of taking away the rights of others? you know, that's a fascinating question. you know what the first thing i can do and say to answer that question and i promise you i'm not shilling books is it's very important that we understand that everything will happen experiencing now is not new. everything all of these things that we're talking about

it in indiana to what name? oh, we feel time even more when nothing is happening, our attention is drawn to it, like at bo. time dragged by and we hear the ambient noise of our existence. but any restless person has the power to picture the future and the past. that means that any waiting room can become the scene of the greatest adventure as i am. so give us booklets to the one thing that really distinguishes humans from other creatures. is the ability to wait. that is to take a pause between wanting to do something and doing it that pause that ability to wait is actually what makes us human. like you so much room o. time is invisible. we only experience it indirectly as change. first this, this been not been something else. without the idea of succession, there would be nothing we could call time. not even a thought. we also can't conceive of a stillness before time. we are always on the way somewhere moving from one moment to the next in one direction. meanwhile, a heart beat. ah, when he solomon had sneaked