the gentleman from indiana. mr.ucshon: i yield one minute to the gentleman from north carolina, a physician, dr. murphy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. murphy: i would like to say some of this from personal experience. i'm probably the only member in this chamber that this fell under because i'm still actively practicing, still on staff at an active medical center. i've practiced at this institution for 30 years. i don't know how many calls i got from nurses, people on the floor taking care of covid patients, pleading me to not be forced to take the vaccine. let me say if there were any individuals who knew what they were talking about, it was these nurses. they were taking care of covid patients. i've said since day one, i've been very pro-vaccine. very pro-vaccine. but since day one this is not a decision that should be made between a government and a citizen but one made between a doctor and a patient. it is a medication. there are risks and benefits that go with this. sadly enough we l

it is by an artist from indiana named tc steel. he is the leading landscape artist in indiana about a century ago. it's a painting of a little winding road taken back into the woods, and i capture at the outset of the book after a tumultuous day in january of 2021, i use that painting as a way of going back to indiana and beginning to tell my story. but at the end of the book, you will find another painting, also by tc steel. it hung in my office in the west wing for all four years, and is a classic indiana horizon, rolling hills and trees, a vista as far as the eye can see, and then there is a slight tint in the clouds. and as i write at the end of "so help me god", some people saw that painting and wondered what time of day it captured. was it don or dusk -- dawn or dusk? but i never wondered. it is dawn because the sun is always rising in america "so help me god". thank you, john. mr. heubusch: mr. vice president, on behalf of every single person here, we are so honored to have you this evening. thank you and god bless you. [app

thomas time moves to indiana he becomes the president or as of the illinois or indiana territory and as such, he wishes and lobbies for the fact that slavery allowed in indiana china. and so you can see that the posey's mindset is very much one of having enslaved people on their property and one of those young enslaved people is, patsy well. thomas posey has quite a few children, one of whom has a daughter, eliza allies summary, and she marries young man who has come there from the east by the name of joseph m street and patsy is given to eliza mary as a gift. or it's just assumed that once eliza married street that she will go with eliza wherever she may move. and street and eliza, along with patsy, who is 67 years old, moved to southern illinois. okay. okay. he's in southern illinois. slavery is not allowed in illinois, but again, there is that codicil that you can take an slave person to court and have them sign an indenture. and that's what joseph street does, patsy, as a free woman of signs, an indenture to work for joseph m street again for 50 years and she this of her own free

so why is jim banks the right man to be the next senator from the state of indiana? >> well, laura, what you just said is the very reason why i think jim banks should be the next senator for indiana. he comes from a working class family. he does not apt republican party that represents the interest of the globalists and he want as republican party that represents normal americans, workers, middle class people that go to work and pay taxes and want to live in safe and secure communities. he's great on all the issues and a good friend, and i've been in the senate for all of a month, laura, and i know we need as many good people that are america first conservatives in the senate as possible. jim banks is that guy. i'll say to your viewers, laura, if they're in indiana and i hope they'll vote for jim banks in the primary and general election. go to banksforsenate to support him and we need his support from the grass roots and not the donor community and all these things getting jim elected in the right way is the best way to transform the senate and country and he's a gr

i want to leave indiana.tually decided not to leave and instead she has broad public art to her hometown. >> in the summer, this can be a really cool place to hang out, read a book. it's a little quieter than the streetside. cat: in 2016, hall started a donation funded organization called art this way. now i nonprofit as part of fort wayne's downtown improvement district the organization , facilitates public art projects on private property a the development of pedestrian-friendly spaces. cat: we work really hard to make spaces walkable in the sense that there is art. every so often and often enough that you are intrigued and inspired and want to keep going. cat: she took me on a tour to see some of the 30 large-scale pieces her organization has helped install by local, national, and international artists. tell me about this mural. >> right, so this is walt whitman by tim parsley. this is meant to depict the creative brain and the hope that comes from the creative brain. what we wanted to do with the art this

being the second largest city in indiana, the economy is growing.n all walks of life coming into fort wayne to see what we have to offer. we want to make sure we are screaming and echoing arts. cat: but as his city grows, he wants to make sure everyone is included and able to access the arts. >> you hyoinne between gentrification versus revitalization. it's making sure that you have the right people at the table to make it cohesive. you want people to feel invited, feel welcome, feel i belong here. cat: he also wants to make public art more accessible. >> what you have created is this huge melting pot of street art. we are seeing lots of diversity in the cultus and ethnicities and where someone is from brazil, germany, you name it. cat: she's now consulting with communities outside of fort wayne and over the past three years, she's led more than three dozen projects in rural towns in indiana, new york, and pennsylvania. and while she still loves to travel, sheet has no plans to -- she has no plans to leave her hometown. for the pbs newshour, i'm cat

what's what's the status early n early voting in indiana?'viewers out thered who aren't sure how it goesn ini there? >> well, we have betteanr votea thid laws in indiana than manyer other states in the country. st that's the silver bullet we need. voter we need all states to pass strong voter id laws likeand at my state has. so a te timet the same time, wet to do more to ban ballotharves harvesting heading into the twentyti, hal twenty four election. we havhee to secure our electios when half oft trus the american people say that they don't trust our elections. we have we have a crisis ineryti this country.nge us need to do everything wcan en to restore trust in in that process so we can do that at the state level, state by state. fedethere are ways that the federal government could amend existingaw federal electil laws to ban ballot harvesting and all mail in ballotth processes that led to hap the shenaniganpen s that happend in the 2012 election. florida are you going to do it? just do it like florida does in less exciting news, guys, here

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lawyer for former vice president mike pence found a dozen classified documents last week at pence's indianae. okay so they're just in every home?

alaska senator lisa murkowski, who was just briefed >>> the fbi search for classified documents at the indiana home of former vice president mike pence what they found. >>> the remarkable stories of hope in the rubble with the earthquake death toll soaring above 23,000 in turkey and syria. we've got the miraculous stories of survival >>> russia's new missile attacks across ukraine and its new offensive as president biden prepares to head to the region. richard engel is there. >>> the new arms race over artificial intelligence what it could mean for you and the way you search the web >>> and from brass to grammy gold, the college band that marched its way into the history books. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us breaking as we come on the air tonight for the second time in less than a week, the u.s. military has shot down a suspicious high altitude object flying in american airspace officials say president biden ordered the object to be taken down this afternoon as it was traveling off the coast of northeast alaska the obj

now, here we are, with a search today playing out, in indiana.ically take several hours for investigators to go through and look through all of the different places within a residence and to then provide an inventory as typically the practice to the lawyers for mike pence in this case. and then we will ultimately find out at some later date if there was anything more from this. but this is a big development, mike pence has been in the news for a separate matter, dealing with a subpoena in the january 6th thing. that's a different story. just a coincidence that mike pence is in the news for two interesting areas today, but they are unrelated. lindsey? >> so, chuck, again, we have what looks like a cooperated search, today was the negotiated day for the search, drawing comparisons with the search at president biden's penn biden center and the rehoboth beach home and different from the search at mar-a-lago. >> that's right. i think the search of the pence home and the biden home have much more in common with one another and are quite different than

i love the indiana jones franchise.ke the last one, didn't think it was very good but i'm rooting for this one and glad they are not doing the all guy script stuff, that is so clichÉd. i hope this is good, they don't bow to woke pretensions or virtue signaling, make a great, thrilling action movie. ashley: the first one was the best, one of the best movies ever made, it was so great. thank you. now this. patrick marhomes got a complement to enter the super bowl. >> rihanna said you are the greatest quarterback ever. >> makes you feel great. ashley: we show you his reaction. plus the chief operating officer at southwest airlines in the hot seat on capitol hill, congress demanding answers about the holiday meltdown and what they plan to do to make sure it never happens again. that is next. ♪ get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what

garcia had since moved indiana.olice >> indiana state police came back that day and said, we have records from doctor garcia purchasing specifically a smith and wesson sd nine 9 mm shortly before the brown back murders. well, obviously that's a very significant us. >> the magazine you found in the run back home would fit? >> yeah. >> now i needed to know whether anthony garcia was in omaha and mother's day 2013. with little to go on, the detective decided to follow the money. >> i wanted to find out where he had active credit cards and or banking checking accounts. >> and once again, the detective found that answer. a credit card issue to anthony garcia had been used twice in the omaha area, on mother's day 2013. the first charge was around 12:30 pm at casey's general store just outside omaha. the sister video of garcia buying beer. the second was two hours later at a chicken joint in was a law called wing stop. the wing's office about a mile from dr. beaches home. >> i was able to get a receipt from that that showe

massie: i thank the gentleman from indiana. i find it somewhat ironic that the other side is complaining about the process. during debate on the amendment that the other side gets to offer by virtue of decision in the rules committee to open up this process. so this is the process. the gentleman from indiana is correct. it is not a given. it's not been established that the c.d.c. has this authority. there's no need for us to legislate beyond the intent of this bill. the intent of this bill is to eliminate a presidential order about a covid vaccine for international travelers. there's no need for us in this bill to try and give the c.d. additional -- c.d.c. additional authority. in fact, the bill is quiet on whether they have this authority, and that's a subject that's been debated in the courts right now. i also want to point out that the order -- as well as the gentleman's amendment doesn't apply to immigrants. the order that the president's put in place on visitors doesn't apply to illegal immigrants to this united states, an

massie: i thank the gentleman from indiana. i find it somewhat ironic that the other side is complaining about the process. during debate on the amendment that the other side gets to offer by virtue of decision in the rules committee to open up this process. so this is the process. the gentleman from indiana is correct. it is not a given. it's not been established that the c.d.c. has this authority. there's no need for us to legislate beyond the intent of this bill. the intent of this bill is to eliminate a presidential order about a covid vaccine for international travelers. there's no need for us in this bill to try and give the c.d. additional -- c.d.c. additional authority. in fact, the bill is quiet on whether they have this authority, and that's a subject that's been debated in the courts right now. i also want to point out that the order -- as well as the gentleman's amendment doesn't apply to immigrants. the order that the president's put in place on visitors doesn't apply to illegal immigrants to this united states, an

have you seen the previous indiana jones movies? >> no. >> you go on the disney ride.ou have to see it. >> thank you, you do. >> i wonder if they will update the disney ride? >> i think it's time for an update at disneyland for the disney ride. >> the rock coming down. >> it's the snake for me, going down. i know exactly what spot not to sit on for the ride. the snake comes out at me. >> that's how iconic it is. so many memorable moments. harrison is 80, still bringing the character to life on the screen, and he wants it to be him and growing with the character, be not his age. >> that's fair. i can understand that. >> at the end of the day, he's an icon. even if you have not watched the movies, you know who he is, and like you said, the ride needs to be updated. i was thinking the same thing, like, yeah, that does -- it could use the revamp. >> it's funny in 2002 he said he would not do a lot of stuff, one project after the year. now he has a new show on apple, 1923, and that's a prequel to yellowstone, and now this. >> still going strong. >> i love it. >>> the new tr

roseville, indiana is one of four designated facilities. >> and the only one in ohio.ast week, they prompted the epa to look elsewhere. the mayor of east palestine gave this response a short time ago. >> i definitely think we're on a good path. there's definitely say lot of questions that still remain to be answered. as far as people from the other states, they knew the facilities were in their states. and i understand their concern, but at the same time, it's governed by the federal epa. so, therefore, you know, it should be safe for all of the citizens there. >> east palestine's mayor met with epa administrator michael regan who is on his third visit to the disaster zone. cnn's miguel marquez joins us from east palestine. miguel, you just spoke with michael regan, what did he tell you? >> reporter: yeah, i think there's a puzzlement over concern expressed not just indiana but texas facilities. this is where the epa works on a constant basis and they incinerate and handle wastes like this on any given day, 365 days of the year. the incident here has become so high-pro

host: tom is in bloomington, indiana, republican. caller: a quick question about the censorship on directv. i wonder if they will be doing anything about that. host: liz goodwin, is that on the agenda? guest: i have not heard of that. this week house republicans are voting on some covid measures and some measures dealing with washington, d.c., actually, some policies of the city that they disapprove of. i am actually not familiar with. that issue. host: that is what the house will be voting on. what will the senate be voting on? guest: the senate has had a very slow start so far. they have just been voting on nominations and symbolic measures the past couple of week. there was a national stocking awareness month vote, votes that are, not normally full votes votes that are usually unanimously accepted. there is a vote that rises to the level of a full vote, appeals court nominations, and aside from that they are chugging along. in an era of divided government, it is slowing down on the senate side. host: justin in california, democrat

indiana has come here to east lansing, and it's been the story of recently.walk out with a loss. >> spartan strong. michigan state earns an emotional win last night defeating number 17 indiana 80-65 in the spartan's first home game since a mass shooting on campus eight days earlier. you saw it there head coach tom izzo fighting back tears after the final buzzer and later reflected on his team's report on east lansing. >> i think everybody did a hell of a job, and most of all i think fans, students in the community, i wish i could have ran up to that top row and thanked the people that were there. i did, i looked around, i looked around. it was one of those moments that i just said i'm a lucky guy. and i'm saying to myself i hope we can come through for you, that's what i was thinking. >> really nice touch for the indiana players to wear those spartan strong shirts as well. let's turn now to the nba where atlanta's head coach. the team yesterday firedinate mcmillen who's been unable to build on the success of leading the hawks to the 2021 eastern conference fi

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the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, it is with great respect that i rise today to celebrate black history month and recognize the honorable calvin d. hawkins who is a late county superior court judge in northwest indiana, and a champion for equality and civil rights. while still in his teens, judge hawkins participated in the historic march on washington in 1963. mr. mrvan: and then embarked on his distinguished leal career where he has faith -- legal career where he has faithfully served with purpose, integrity and respect. outside of the courts, he also has proven himself to be a tireless advocate for the youth of northwest indiana, launching a state in-le -- stay in school initiative and has also served this president of the board of directors for the indiana legal services. i ask my colleagues to join me today in celebrating black history month

the former vice president allowing fbi agents to search his indiana home, less than a month after he discovered documents marked classified at that residence and one day after the former vice president was subpoenaed by special council jack smith in the investigation into former president trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. >>> this hour, rick scott's bad week gets worse with republican leader mitch mcconnell slamming the florida senator's entitlement proposal that gave president biden all that political ammunition at the state of the union. >>> miracles within the rubble. more survivors, including children, rescued four days after that 7.8 earthquake, as the numbers continue to skyrocket, 22,000 dead, more than 75,000 injured and millions left grieving over family members lost and decimated communities. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm ryan nobles in washington. andrea is on assignment. as we follow breaking news from indiana, where fbi agents are searching former vice president mike pence's home, a search agreed to by mr. pence after weeks of negotiation

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in the state of indiana. i must say in the words of this report and i want to commend t tom and steve for the aggressive steps to get this done in a number of incredible experts they brought to gather. now the goal is to get the report front of members of congress and members inav particular those have been engaged in these issues with the impact of cdc. it is the era of reauthorization it will be important it's important we do that education and this is a fabulous tool with actionable steps to help all of the stakeholders to explain what needs to be done in a reset that is needed. and that public health w needs a reset both here at home and indiana as well in the country and i went to commend csi ask for their leadership to put this together and get the report going congratulations i look forward to hearing from our experts. it has been my honor to serve one of the most important pieces of work will have done while in congress and proud after i left it will continue. >> thank you both for your leadership as

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we're at about 15,000 here in the state of indiana right now.maybe that does and sound like a lot but think about this. if you're one of the people that has lost power because of these kinds and you have these temperatures dropping, that's a major problem. we'll continue to monitor this. neil, i have to tell you, this is not the kind of day to pick up the past time of the state of indiana, which is shooting hoops. these winds are very serious and the trucks on the interstates need to be very careful when they come in, the tops of them move around and could topple. neil? >> neil: amazing. be say, robert ray in the middle of that in indianapolis. meantime here, the president was in florida, but for the moment i want you to focus less on the president's battle with the grand old party and more on the state's governor, ron desantis and his battle with disney. ♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead of talentless people from a

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but the fact that more documents were found at his indiana home after his lawyer had already searched it means that this review is going to be extended. it is going to take longer than the pence team would like. the fbi has to really examine each document, needs to identify where the intelligence originated from and whether any harm was done by the fact these records up out there. there's political implications for pence as he's eyeing a potential presidential run in 2024. for now, he's maintaining that he intends to fully cooperate with the justice department review, which is a different posture than what his rival, his former boss, president donald trump is taking in his own document investigation. >> and mike pence was also subpoenaed this week by special counsel jack smith, who is investigating trump, and his role in the january 6th insurrection. so what more do we know about that subpoena and how pence is going to handle that? >> reporter: fredricka, it's been a busy week for mike pence. this subpoena comes from the special counsel's investigation around january 6th and the 2020

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the search followed an fbi search of his indiana home last week. pence is now vowing to fight a january 6th subpoena from the special counsel. cnn's jeremy herb is joining us now. jeremy, what more do we know about this latest document search. >> reporter: paula, that's right. federal investigators searched former vice president's former washington, d.c. office as part of a doj review into the former vice president's handling of any classified material. a pence spokesman told us this latest search did not turn up any additional classified documents. pence's indiana home was also searched by the fbi last week, and that search found one additional classified document. let's take a step back. this review here, it was launched after pence -- a lawyer for pence found about a dozen classified documents at his indiana home last month. pence asked his lawyer to conduct this search in light of president biden's material found at his place. he is cooperating fully into this investigation for classified material. pence is not being so cooperative when it come

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also this evening, the fbi searches former vice president mike pence's indiana home.t agents found. shocking allegations, a federal lawsuit accuses the same officers in tyre nichols' death of beating and threatening to kill a black army veteran. three days before nichols was attacked. the new york-bound delta flight that made an emergency landing. we have the new details. ahead of the valentine's day, why lab-grown diamonds could soon become a $50 billion industry. and "on the road" with a story of forgiveness. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> norah: good evening to our thank you for joining us on this friday night. tonight, the losses in turkey and syria climbed to more than 23,000, but there are some glimmers of hope. a ten-day-old and his mother were pulled alive from the rubble today. and this family, a husband, wife, and their four children rescued after 101 hours trapped under debris. a small air pocket keeping them alive. another story we are tracking, the fbi search of mike pence's h