they're up 49% in early voting over '08, in indianapolis. wow. they are doing everything they can to deal with the crowds in that city. they've expanded early voting hours there, so people can vote there, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., seven days a week. early voting in indianapolis goes right up to noon on the day before election day. and that popularity of early voting in the state of indiana has to be driving one particular u.s. senate candidate quite nuts at the moment. >> i believe that life begins at conception. the only exception i have for -- to have an abortion, is in that case of the life of the mother. i just -- i struggled with it myself for a long time, but i came to realize that life is that gift from god, and i think even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that god intended to happen. >> generally speaking, it's never a great idea to opine right into a microphone about what you think god's will has to do with a woman's rape. and her getting pregnant because of that rape. that is, generally speak

we've had numerous offers for coffee, hospitality goes tout all of indianapolis. you have been how long here? >> 48 years. >> reporter: how often have you closed? >> never. >> reporter: are you planning on closing today? >> never. >> reporter: what happens if you lose power? >> we'll just probably wait it out, normally when we lose power its only been for a little while, so we wait. and we'll do the same, if it happens to be longer, it'll be longer. we have breakfast upstairs, they take turns working, and not one time have we ever opened late or been closed because of any circumstances. none. >> guess then people, do a lot of people come over because they know you're open. one of the few places. >> yeah, once they kind get stuck in the house for so many hours, they want to get out. rain, snow, whatever, they come out. and mainly when it gets really bad, it's for the services, police, fire, those guys come out, city of indianapolis, they have city food. when we had the big snowstorm, humvees, national guard came out, we made food for them. anybody that needs to be

desde indianÁpolis tenemos las reacciones. >>> richard murdock hizo el comentario anoche en un debate y el responder la pregunta si el aborto deberÍa ser legal en caso de voy laiolaciÓn o ... la vida comienza en la concepciÓn. y si aunque sea por una violaciÓn, es algo que dios quiere que suceda. clarificÓ sus comentarios que provocaron debates en todo el paÍs. si fue debido a la falta de claridad en mis palabras lo lamento. mucha gente confundiÓ, torcio y malinterpretÓ los puntos que trataba de hacer. el incidente es particularmente sensible para el candidato presidencial mitt romney, ha hecho campaÑa para murdock a quien incluso recomienda en un asÍs electoral. romney no estÁ de acuerdo con el comentario de t murdock pero asegurÓ que seguirÁ apoyando al compaÑero del partido. >>> in digo napts y degradante el candidato republicano al senado por missouri, es poco probable que una mujer quedara embarazada por una lesiÓn legÍtima, porque el cuerpo femenino tiene formas de tratar de evitarlo. >>> dios nos dio libre albedrÍo la gente puede decidir hasta de matarse. >>> creo que son comen

we need to realize we don't know how much money we have an indianapolis in indianapolis due to accountingerrors we only found $500 million in the past year and if we are going to make all of these great things i collaboration between the parties possible congressman today that you have got to show up every day. you can't have that missing 86% of your vote if you're going to be governor. you've got to work every day. >> moderator: thank you matt mr. gregg. mr. boneham. boneham: i want to say also the budget cuts were not because of shortcomings on our dollars. they were because we have misplaced dollars and we need to find them again. what we are talking about with our tax collection is collecting our texas at an accounting level, we would not have those misplaced dollars any more. we would not have that 600 million-dollar problem and touching catching -- cutting budgets and have the money still in the bank. >> moderator: thank you mr. boneham. our next question will be directed to mr. gregg and i was a question. we received numerous questions about the interstate 69 project from that buil

it is a cold, raw, rainy day from indianapolis to chicago, raining and temperatures in the 40s is not fun by nen's standards. it will be windy in the northern plans but not as bad as yesterday where rapid city had hurricane force gusts up to 80 miles per hour. today's forecast on this friday, most of the bad weather will be early in the day today from new york city to philadelphia. all afternoon long up into areas of new england. the rest of the country we have talked about chicago to minneapolis and atlanta, it looks like from colorado to california, much of the deep south, no problems traveling this weekend. >>> the $35 million andy warhol. girl dumps on guy who happened to go on and win mega millions. your "first look" at the business headlines is straight ahead. >>> and the military wants to beef up its military drones. details just ahead on "first look." you're watching msnbc. oh, she only uses tide vivid detergent plus boost for her whites. now, up until a week ago she used chlorine bleach. yeah, because before it was salt, lemon, milk. well actually... that part's true. check o

then, jill biden campaigns in indianapolis. after that, senator rand paul campaigns for mitt romney in new hampshire. tomorrow on "washington journal," jonathan tepperman journal," jonathan tepperman

bill clinton as what is talking about, his rally in indianapolis at the moment.ay joe and jill biden stump in ryan's home state of wisconsin. mitt romney holds a rally in virginia before joining forces with ryan in ohio. the president weighed in on biden's performance before boarding air force one. >> i thought joe biden was terrific tonight. i could not be prouder of him. i thought he made a strong case. >> mike viqueira joins me live from the white house. politico roger simon wrote this, "whatever joe biden was drinking thursday night, barack obama ought to order a case of it." when you look at that, is there more pressure on the president to be like biden now? >> it's ironic you would ask that because the idea was biden was going to take pressure off the president by giving the base, the democrat base the most ardent supporters a little red meat for their appetite, that that appetite left unsateed. the president will leave here tomorrow on the weekend heading south of williamsburg, virginia. another training camp, debate camp for the next several days in willi

. >> the indianapolis colts' head coach makes the startling announcement about his health. >> it takes a toll on my life daily. i have my good days and i have my bad days. >> it starts as an uncomfortable skin problem. new studies are linking siriasis to another serious health risk. number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean one hundred ninety nine million a year... for schools...gaming revenue that would have... gone to other states. and independent audits will guarantee the money... goes where it's supposed to. krystal conwell: i think people should vote for question... seven because i think it will be a great benefit to children. >> former ravens defense a coordinator, the current head coach of the indianapolis colts has been diagnosed with leukemia. the outlook is said to be good. he says he is very anxious to return to the team. the treatment is going to be a marathon, not a sprint. >> it is unlikely that he wi

maker eli lilly is planning a multimillion dollar expansion of its manufacturing operations in indianapolis to make card trijs that deliver -- cartridges that deliver insulin to diabetes. it's a disease that affects nearly 26 million americans. u.s. newspaper circulation was flat from april through september. a media industry group says "the wall street journal" kept its position as the number one newspaper. "u.s.a. today" was second. "the new york times" was third. that's your money watch. for more go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm lex leg. >>> seems like -- i'm alexis christoforous. >>> seems like forever but we're now a few days away from election 2012. >> the presidential campaign will be back in full gear today. 9news now returns in two minutes. stay with us. [ harry umlaut ] here we go. [ sally umlaut ] what? the five stages of muller. ah yes... stage one: suspicion. "it's a yogurt, how good can it be?" stage two: revision. "actually, this ain't bad." stage three: surprise! "look at this cool cornery thing! i love this stuff!!" stage four: desolation. "it's gone!" stage five:

we have created a house in indiana, indianapolis. i moved in with them and help them to the last two months of their life in the past in their home. pete and able to our state when we talk about reducing health care costs, of course we should be encouraging home health care. we need to use common sense and cared our hoosiers that are aging a little bit to dignity to decide where they go. >> moderator: thank you very much, mr. boneham. unless the next question on behalf of laura bruder. i will ask that you keep your answers to 20 seconds because, for time purposes. the question, which will go to mr. gregg first is coming to put the property tax legislation put in place by the voter referendum has benefited our local governments and public schools as well as business? mr. gregg. gregg: i think the property tax system is something that all hoosiers wanted. that's why we passed a constitutional amendment. i think it has created enormous challenges for mayors and county officials and school superintendents. so where is its benefit of folk

not far from there, in indianapolis, maryland, it seems a little calmer. athena jones is there.going to be long before you feel what our sandra endo has been feeling in maryland right now. >> it did start raining a few hours ago, but it hasn't picked up, it's still more or less drizzle, but that does not mean we're beginning to see the rising tide. that water has risen a little bit. that's the big issue, as we're being in a flood prone zone, president obama just a few hours ago visited fema in washington to get a briefing there and he also made some comments. let's listen to that. >> at this stage, everybody is confident that the staging process, the prepositioning of resources, commodities, equipment that are going to be needed to respond to the storm are in place. but as craig has emphasized, this hasn't hit landfall yet. so we don't yet know where it's going to hit, where we're going do see the biggest impacts and that's exactly why it's so important for us to respond big and respond fast as local information starts coming in. >> so there you are, the president says they have

from indianapolis to louisville, memphis, south to houston. along the same cold front, we'll be watching for storms. rain in northern michigan. so much more coming up in the nation's weather, including a check of the tropics. that's right. it's still hurricane season. >>> well, it's billed as the free fall from the edge of space. at this hour, felix baumgartner is preparing a death-defying sky dive. it will see him break the sound barrier. he plummeted to earth up to 70 miles an hour. he's ready to give it another go today. ryan owens is in roswell, new mexico. how sit looking? >> reporter: you know more than most how hard it is to get a body moving on a sunday morning. think about going from 0 to 700 miles an hour in 35 seconds. that is what this daredevil is planning to try with a leap right into the record books. >> no airplane ever did what the xs-1 is about to do. >> reporter: 65 years to the day after test pilot chuck yeager broke the sound barrier, felix baumgartner is trying to do it with his body. he plans to jump from 23 miles above

move to indianapolis you can save a lot of money. lori: prices in new york and surrounding suburbs that is a bargain, jeff flock. thanks for bringing that story today. >>> a slew of weak earnings results amplified concerns about economic outlook. homebuilders really a bright spot in this otherwise dreary earnings season. ryland shares risen 138% in the last year. up almost 2% today, as jeff flock showed us. set to report third quarter earnings after the bell. let's get the preview in today's trade with sandra smith. hey, sandy. >> hey, lori. what do you do with them? most analysts say the stocks are pricey at these lofty levels. look at ryland group reporting after the bell tonight. as jeff flock reported this stock hhs doubled so far this year about $33 a share. even better if you compare it to standard pacific, one of its main competitors. you see, standard pacific up more up 143% so far this year. only thing analysts like about ryland group it is underperforming its piers and could have catching up to do. analyst looking at, sales

. >> bill: we'll talk to the mayor of indianapolis a little bit later, and check in with the weatherhe "full court press." >> paul mccartney again through cold water on the rumor that youco own know was responsible for breaking up the beatles. a new interview that while it was difficult to always have yoko around, that was certainly not the cause of them breaking up. >> bill: that's like the grassy knoll. >> he doesn't have to say it. i'll say it. >> i thought paul mccartney was dead. [ laughter ] >> meatloaf may be supporting mitt romney and singing for him on stage, but that's all he'll be doing, because he never registered to vote in his home state of texas. the deadline has now passed. he claimed to have requested a mail-in ballot in california, but he sold his house there six years ago. >> wouldn't that be voter fraud. >> bill: yes, right. for the record bruce springsteen is registered in new jersey -- >> i'm take bruce springsteen over meatloaf any way of the week. >> and james harden has been sent packing, he is headed to the houston rockets, because houston was able to offer

indianapolis, that will be very late in the day as that squall line moves your way. areas like milwaukee, the storm will linger near you. colder temperatures in the days ahead also. all of that storminess in the middle of the country. slow moving east coast. able to get it friday. >>> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, 14-year-old making your iphone? a new england earthquake. and an nfl coach fired. headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the government raids the company suspected in the deadly meningitis outbreak. you're watching "early today." >>> making news right now, federal agents raided the massachusetts pharmacy suspected in the deadly meningitis outbreak. an attorney for the pharmacy complained it was pointless since the drug maker has been cooperating. meanwhile, some lawmakers want the justice department to get involved. 19 new cases were reported just yesterday. >>> a magnitude 4.0 earthquake struck near hollis, maine, last night. that's near portland. the jolt was felt in boston and even connecticut. >>> struck like a bomb. that is how a museum investig

it was very different from indianapolis where i had grown up. i was honored to have that experience. >> i ask that because here you are in tunisia and egypt and libya. afghanistan? iraq? >> that is right. interest? >> i think i got it from books. i grew up reading a lot. my parents were both teachers, public school teachers in indiana. my mom taught english. my dad was a coach and athletic director. my mom in the school system i grew up in and my dad in indianapolis, two really big school systems. athletically successful school systems. the local folks are really proud of. and they were academically really successful. i grew up reading a lot. i would read about wars, pirates, and different parts of the world. the british empire. the old west. because i love that and i grew up curious, i wanted to see more and more. i had done a fellowship and went to columbia in the 1990's for a little while. i had not really covered a war until after 9/11. they needed an extra person in afghanistan. they sent me in november 2001. it was terrifying. each trip i

back towardthe way indianapolis. it goes into parts of kentucky t is a huge system. 475 milesis about around. we have seen rainfall totals in the four-five-inch rain in maryland toward the delmarva peninsula. the biggest lot of concern -- fromrn stretches downstown all the way toward fredericksburg. hours, maybet for 36 hours. here's a look at ocean city, maryland. these are the temperatures and of the rainfall totals. we could see some flood levels river.monocracy here is the forecast model we have. these are rainfalls that could possibly happen between now and wednesday morning. we are looking at 4-8 inches on average. somebody out there will get 12 before all is said and done very the main will be the rivers that be flooding and they could flooded throughout most of the week. the ground is already very saturated. with high wind, we are concerned large trees toppling over. we could have power outages and trees and that could be a time.m for a long go days potentially power. you need to stay indoors as we go into th

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areas like indianapolis to chicago, that area of low pressure is sitting to your south. kind of sitting there and spinning. it will keep you kind of cloudy. you may see a little bit of drizzle and showers. could even see a few showers and storms mid-atlantic later today. big changes everyone by the weekend should experience a cooldown. >>> coming up, tech tight tall zule, fear bounces back, and the city that's cracking down on snacks. i don't like the sound of that. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a heated exchange between nicki minaj and mariah carey stirs up some drama on the set of "american idol." you're watching "early today". >>> now here are some of your top headlines this morning. the department of homeland security is under fire for spending hundreds of millions of dollars on an anti-terror program tracking u.s. citizens. a bipartisan senate report claims dozens of so-called fusion intelligence centers have come up with mostly useless information. secretary janet napolitano's office calls the report misleading. >>> vice presid

if you cannot take responsibility, you cannot leave the country. >> next up, indianapolis. our caller is allen who is a democrat. >> i think the president is doing a fantastic job and romney, everytime he was asked a direct question, he wants to comment on what the president is doing wrong. furthermore, at the end, when obama went over to shake romney's hand, romney took his back and would not shake his hand. he showed disrespect. everybody needs to vote obama because he is a clear choice and god bless america. >> york, pennsylvania is next. this is a call from katie. >> i thought both candidates and did pretty well. the entire crux of the election has been, for me as a young woman, healthcare. there was a comment made by obama when he was posed the question about women in the workplace about where our money is going and are health care. and for me, that is a big issue. especially as a recent college graduate. because of obamacare, my birth control is now free. that is amazing to me. the fact that that was even mentioned in the debate was a meeting point for me. so he gets

indianapolis mayor is joining us live. i know -- of the annapolis mayor is joining us live.t is the status of things here? >> we have about half a dozen trees down, some blocking roads, some on private property. this is one of the main links between east port and downtown and this is closed. if anyone lives in east port or bay ridge, they have to go around. the national guard brought two humvees to help with high tide situations. overall, annapolis got through this pretty well. our big concern moving forward is that we are expecting high tide. the wind is shifting from the south. this is actually going to get a little higher. we are not expecting the surge like we had from isabel that caused some pretty big damage, but the water level is going to stay high throughout the night. >> we were just down by the city docks. it is pretty flooded. we have some video we can show of that as well. how severe is the flooding and how are the businesses bearing? >> overall, the flooding is not super bad. folks downtown are used to this, whether it is a hurricane or just title action that f

we will get to the question and answer portion in just a little while here in indianapolis.ou the five thank you very much. cheryl: stuff now as we do every 15 minutes. sandra: microsoft is only valid component that has been in the red all day long. twenty-nine components have aeros. microsoft is down about a half percent. jeffrey and rbc old cutting microsoft today. jeffrey has a $34 target. also looking at yahoo!, in particular. yahoo! savior, the new ceo, marissa mayer, she came in to save yahoo!. we are looking here today because she has had her baby. her husband tweeted they had a beautiful baby boy. she will be back to work as soon as possible. likely and wanted -- likely in wanted to weeks. nicole: -- cheryl: oklahoma, michigan and south carolina in the fight. the law empowers government at the expense of the states, taxpayers in the constitution. joining us now from columbia. thank you for taking the time to be with us. i think people need to understand exactly what you are talking about. that we are giving federal officials who are not elected the ability to basical

very emotional win for indianapolis. >> manning versus brady. early 2nd. leading 7-0. tight end in the back of the end zone. one yard score to tie the game. manning throws for 345 yards and three touchdowns. third quarter on the 3rd and goal. brady scores himself on a one yard dive. and the patriots won the game 31-21. baseball tonight, show from at&t park. giants and reds game too. >> the producer says it's 1-0 cincinnati. >>> that's all right. the giants will have to come back in. >> absolutely. good thing you have game day tonight. a lot to talk about. >> 11:30 on location live. >> thanks much. tonight at 11:00, a big change in the works for california public schools. we will take a look at what the classrooms will look like in a few short years. look at the potential benefits and what's called common core. and critics say it could leave schools struggling and some kids behind. that story tonight on cbs 5 at 11:00. >>> so you got game day tonight and you said you are talking baseball and football. this has been a good week or sobering up? >> for the giants and the a

to athena jones, outside of indianapolis, maryland.we're seeing in minneapolis city. >> it start started raining here, the wind picking up in the last hour or so. we're hearing indianapolis, one of the low-lying areas along the coast. you can see just how close the water already is to street level so it only takes a few inches to send it over. in case there is a storm surge, they were hanged handing out sandbags. he hopes they don't get a big brunt of all this fwloog flooding, but let's listen to what they have so say. >> we're not expecting floods coming in up, but we have sandbags here just in case, which you'll be putting in front of the doors and on the sides there, just to keep heavy, heavy rain blue the building toward the rain. >> we're talking about an ice cream shop that's going to lose everything i they have no power for a few days. >> governor o'malley said that early voting for tomorrow for monday will be cancelled. but this is also having wider impacts on the campaign. vice president biden had to cancel an event in virgini

. >> the fed chairman is speaking to the economic club of indianapolis today and he really what he is doing is taking his case for the new qe to the public. thises something he has done from time to time and it comes sks as you know with a lot of controversy surrounding the new fed policy and with the chairman and the fed policy in the political cross hairs and what he is saying is he expects the new qe to put further downward pressure on rates and increases five issues surrounding this policy saying he expects inflation to remain in check. he hopes the new guidance the fed has, in other words, it will remain easy even while the recovery is on going, and says it will promote investment hiring and spending by giving businesses and the public of what confidence of what policy will be in the future and urging congress and the administration to put the budget on a sustainable path and reform the tax code and the education bank and the fed policy is not a panacea. takes on the criticism of the federal reserve and saying it is not doing so because that is temporary and the fed will eventual

indianapolis, almost 70 earlier this morning. so the cold front is out there.aces they will be severe in parts of the nation. but not in florida. just a little bit off-and-on shower and thunderstorm action. miami, so wet. 88 for a high. they're still about four inches from the wettest year ever on record. >> this weather report brought to you by planet fitness. dan and bianna? >> thank you, ginger. >>> now to the search for myrtle, the chihuahua. she went missing in brooklyn last week, and her owner is trying to use the power of social media to find her. >> that's right. danielle launched an online campaign asking for people to help look for myrtle. >> i just started tweeting all the time. i put up a blog about her and a facebook fan page. it's just amazing that random people that i don't even know are doing all this work to help find her. >> she's not giving up and she's gotten quite a response. celebrities have been retweeting her, including comedians horatio sands and josh hartman. also, "newsweek" is hosting her blog. she's been blogging about every little

. >> last week she flew from kansas city to indianapolis to celebrate five year anniversary of beating cancer. she says a tsa agent asked her to step aside. what happened next makes her sick to her stomach. >> i stand her with my arms in the air and somebody is feeling my chest and everybody is looking at me wondering what does this woman have on her chest? >> she says she told the agent she had silicone implants from surgery and chemotherapy left her breast with 20 inches of scar tissue. she never asked if she wanted a private pat down or too tender to be touched. she was caught off guard and forgot to ask. >> i was dumb struck. i stood there. >> those moments made her feel violated. >> i was just so shocked i was numb. and as the days went by i got angry. i don't want this to happen to me again and to another woman either. >> we took her concerns straight to the tsa. spokes person tells us despite advances in technology, a physical pat down is still necessary in some cases. we work to make our screening -- level of security americans want and deserve. >>> the agent should have asked

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you can see it from baltimore into severe that park into indianapolis. cambridge is getting -- that might have rain inside of it. >> the bigger picture. it looks like it's close to coming ashore. you see the snows back there and the cold air. we're going to see that area of snow growing over the next 6 to 12 hours and getting stronger and stronger. as this begins to cycle through into an extra tropical storm it will get a little larger and wind year, too, believe it or not. >> some of the strong bands even back into the cleveland area coming from this thing; but waves are a huge story. one of the things we can do with our radar is show you the wave height. >> just getting higher and higher >> these are jaw dropping numbers. talk about the perfect storm. this thing is producing waves certainly well off the coast. but i actually have them closer to, gary if you want to get on in. you'll be find them off the coast. there could be 20-foot waves right off there. >> yeah. these for the jersey shore and on up to long island, these have been getting bigger today

now, let's look at what we have for temperatures after the highs, 48 at the airport. 56, indianapolis at edgewood. frederick's down to 41. oakland, 43. 41, someone may drop into the 30's as far as low temperatures are concerned. clear skies, few which is pi clouds over the philadelphia area and more clouds up towards new england and out in the great lakes. high pressure is giving us the good weather right now. there is a front out to the west. a weather system. pieces of that will kind of skid across the area early in the week, but this high pressure is going to dominate the weather for us for the next few days. look at where the highs were today. cool air is reaching down right close to us, but this warm air out to the west and that's moving into the picture, not away. moving into the picture. we are headed up temperature-wise. overnight, our temperatures will be chilly. a few upper 30's for the lows and mid-40's around the bay. mostly clear skies. these temperatures are typically chilly this time of year, nothing unusual. now we go to the forecast tomorrow, we warm things up a littl