the chiefs will travel to indianapolis for the other wild card game. tony, the broncos were the number one seed last year and they lost at home to the ravens in overtime. do you see a team in the field that could beat the broncos this year? >> well, i think new england obviously would have the best chance but i really feel like this is denver's year and this is peyton manning's best opportunity to get that second super bowl ring. i was concerned about denver's defense so many injuries, von miller, their pass rusher, champ bailey not being there. but i don't see a dominant defense in the afc. i don't see anybody going into denver to shut them down. this will be denver's year with the number one seed to get peyton manning to the super bowl. >> all right, tony. thanks. we turn now to mike florio of pro football talk. chudzinski was fired tonight. who else might lose their job this week? >> bob, the first coach to watch is mike shanahan in washington. he is due to meet on monday with owner daniel schneider. it's widely believed that shanahan will be fired

the 40-hour rainfall, heavy rain from memphis to little rock through ohio and indianapolis. there's flash flooding possible. the snow melt and heavy rain on top of it is the concern. saturday is going to be the worst of it. we could see a possibility of a few tornadoes in the deep south. look at the temperature. 64 in d.c. by sunday. >> really hard to believe for this time of year. >> a lot of people on the east coast, it's strange to be christmas shopping in a t-shirt. >> sunday is my baby girl's birthday. >> congratulations. >>> russia's president shows his softer side. >>> a tragic ending for a couple who won big on "ellen." >>> plus these ducks will be retiring. oh what a life, coming up. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service prov

as far as the snow, a narrow strip of six to seven inches of snow south of indianapolis, south of st.ouis but could come up between cleveland and pittsburgh also and as i said before, the east coast it's mostly a rain event for us. temperatures will fall. i mentioned it's very warm this morning. cold front goes through and it will fall into the 40s later today. bring the jacket. >> thank you very much, bill. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, "morning joe," continuing coverage, of course, on the life and passing of the great nelson mandela. among our guests the reverend al sharpton, mandela biographer richard stengle and nbc's tom brokaw. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the cooler. ron burgundy, i know, but this one is actually -- this is a good one. he's getting a little tired on the promotional road but he's also a sports aficionado. his take on the doug flutie hail mary call when "way too early" comes right back. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's h

he went to central high school in dayton and also a high school in indianapolis, indiana. end of report cards definitely let us know what they were studying in school and what their foundation was for their future experience. and they were not necessarily as good as those of welder. this one was from central high school in dayton and he got a 75 in algebra and you might think it's kind of a low score for somebody to go down and create an airplane. but he just didn't like the organized classroom although he was very inquisitive. so lots of fun to look at, the younger generation really enjoys looking at these and once they got out of high school, they got into the printing business and this is an actual newspaper that they printed. this one didn't run for very long, but it was a community newspaper and he was listed as the publisher and he eventually added his name to an unlisted it as an editor as well. and lots of neighborhood stories about the hawthorne street area that they would've been in the businesses and the things that were going on. and one of the very interesting

yeah, that's right, indianapolis. right now, that is the only walk-in center to do the second part of this sign-up. and you can't even get past the sign-up page unless you click that on the dropdown menu. within the next 30 days, it'll be expanding to washington, d.c., thank goodness. new york and los angeles if you don't mind driving to los angeles to get processed and fingerprinting. it's a two-part thing. you pony up the 85 bucks, put in your passport number or something like your birth certificate or your driver's license and make an appointment and wait and you go in and get fingerprinted and all that fun stuff. what's the payoff? you get to go to the airport and get in the fast line. don't have to take off your jacket anymore or your belt or your shoes, you can leave your laptop inside of your briefcase, craziness, i know, you don't get treated like a terrorist anymore for the low, low price of $85. if you live in indianapolis, you can sign up today. and i'm going to quote william shakespeare here. seriously, se

indianapolis, 23 degrees. at 11. the coldest -- omaha at 11. to the 60's and low 70's and temperatures will feel a lot colder. it will be temporary and not extreme. the cold front off the coast and the wind is coming back tohe northwest and we are bringing in the colder and drier air. the winds will be gusty especially tomorrow. gusts over 25 miles per hour. look at how much colder it is now than it was 20 for hours ago. 10 degrees colder. nothing west into the teeth of this airmass, colder now in chicago. 25 degrees colder than it was yesterday in charleston. the front is moving off. the next area of high pressure moving in but in between we have this disturbance. one upper air disturbance over the upper mississippi valley. pushing up through southern missouri. they will move eastward and even though we will start off with sunshine as we get to the midday , the clouds will increase ahead of this combined feature and we will see some snow in the western slopes of the appellations. appalachians. even the area of snow showers will not do much. th

they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end, that game seven here in indianapolis could be a problem. >> and now, a techknow minute... baiyangg baiyangg baiyanggou >>> the icon of a struggle, the father of a nation. south africa's a.n.c. party gives nelson mandela a final farewell. hello. this is al jazeera live from doha. also ahead: a show of support in columbia for the mayor forced out of office. in ukraine a demonstration planned for sunday after the opposition says the president failed to meet its demand. >> and a mission to the moon, china's rover ready to make its final oa

single digits in indianapolis. 9 degrees. the temperature change -- we are now 8 degrees colder.overnight hours. 1-3 interest not out of the question. areas to the east of interstate 95, you can see upwards of 3-4 inches of rain over a short period of time. this is the doppler. showers are from the beltway and the district. not amounting to a whole lot. this will arrive over the next hour or two. there is a strip of heavy rain to the east of d.c. this is where it is located. those are the areas that will likely see the heaviest amounts. closer to home, we will look for the heavy rain to begin i will be around 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. this is our futurecast shaded in orange and yellow. look at the temperatures. following during daytime hours. once we get this out of here, skies begin to clear a bit. on tuesday, christmas eve, temperatures will be around 40 degrees. even colder on christmas day. tomorrow are dropping into the 50's and 60's. dry air christmas eve and christmas day. we have a storm free week ahead. >> nice roller coaster ride we have been on. thank you. rising co

from let's go to our old indianapolis, indianapoli. -- to our caller. good morning. a firm democrat all my life, and i just feel we was looking more at obama when he first got in office, and the way livingpeople the cost of raise, and did things out of character for a democratic president. he let a lot of people down, you do not promise things you cannot deliver. as a president, you do not go you can go back in history, and find presidents did what they said they're going to do, and a lot of people may be down on their common -- on them, but they did not hurt anybody. there are a lot of people very upset with obama, and i feel his rater a time that will go down even farther, and i feel that the resident that lies to you and get your hopes up should be reached -- impeached. guest: i do think it is interesting at what point you rate this. the shared rescue of wall street by the bush and obama administration. one thing that i do not think has gotten enough attention, and will over time, you think back to 1932 and roosevelt and hoover were talking to each other at the ve

i will modify a bit. 48 right now. 50 in indianapolis. 65 in little rock. 65 in dallas.ing -- trough of low pressure. this is a thin overcast -- you can see the move -- it will clear up by sunday morning. the temperatures off to the races. at least 60. we will get warmer than 60 in many areas. a very pleasant friday around here. even warmer through saturday. the winter solstice begins saturday. some rain late in the afternoon. somewhat cooler as we head towards christmas eve and christmas day. we will have a lot more for you tomorrow. >> we will enjoy the break. thank you. >> onto sports. -- the west coast is not happy. out. nba star is i think you can connect the dots. back.r set and the >> jordan reed's is one of the bright spots on the redskins. he will be shut down for the remainder of the season. they placed him on injured reserve due to ongoing concussion systems. gameweek's dame -- delivered the second lowest ratings of the season. the redskinsgo, beat the cowboys to win the division. now they are playing spoiler. whip -- onery to game at a time. we know that they

michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take an unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to befriend a serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> trisha was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child he lit up the room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christian college. one spring evening she left her dorm room for a walk. on march 29th she came here to this shopping center. she bought a so

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. >> live in indianapolis, we will check on him later in the show.nd ahead, how new countries create problems in the heart of pencil town. thailands prime minister defied public pressure to leave office. tÑ other 90 world leaders join the crowd in johannesburg, paying tribute to nelson mandela. hailing mandela as a giant of history, five years a the financial crisis to limit risky investments. general motors made mary boro as it's new chief executive officer giving her the honor of being the first ceo of any auto maker. query faced tough questions. some members of congress are pushing for more sanctions. joining us now, good to see you, what concerns do members of congress have and i'm wondering how the secretary responded today? they really spoke with a unified voice in many respects. members in both the democratic side and the republican side of the house, foreign affairs committee talking about how in the past, they voted to impose sanctions against iran. led by chairman ed royce, the republican of california, and elliot engle a democrat of new yo

tonight the pacers and heat will renew their rivalry in indianapolis.that's where we are live in this must-see match up. john? >> reporter: ross, i got reinforcement. we've got more basketball than most of us will ever know. mark, we were shooting around this morning. do the pacers care more about winning this game tonight than the heat do? >> the pacers because they're bitter. they went home early. they were knocked out of finals, and they were just that close to kiss the ring. they got sent home and see miami celebrate and parade. and oddly paul george lamented by vacationing in miami, but yes, they want a big win to soothe it a little bit. >> is the anger all one sided? i hear rumblings from the people who cover the heat that the heat are not in love with players in the payer side, there is real hate here. >> there better be. they can really mess it up for them. when they dislike there, yeah, i think there is dislike but they've got the bravado. they got their chests out. it's still their game. but that's where the home court advantage is important,

they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end, that game seven here in indianapolis could be a problem. >> start with one issue education... gun >> welcome back. that we're talking about wealth and income inequality, the problems it presents, particularly for the middle class. derick, you're a fan of government intervention to fix the problem. what's your practical proposal? >> i have been talking about with my colleagues for quite a while, but i wanted before i even go into it, a lot of what we've been talking about is summed up in the definition of wealth. wealth is a stock of all your assets as opposed to income as a flow. if we really want to address wealth inequality, the market is not going to solve that. the airporter generational nature of it and stock nature of it is one where you need to intervene to address. the more you have to begin with, the more you have to accumulate. baby bonds are child trust accounts created at birth progressively designed so if you're born into the wealth poor family, you'll get the largest bond at birth and if you're born into th

. >> and this is indiana, this is what it looked like in indianapolis. just an inch or two fell in that area. >> and a building collapse in arkansas blamed on last week's temperatures. and the subpoena melted three inches of ice and refreezing and not used to handling that. >> in some of the washiton, d.c. area, they're waking up without power amid frigid temperatures as well. trees that have come down over the weekend still have not been cleaned up and power lines down for a few hundreds customers in maryland and virginia. >> obviously, a giants mess f a lot of peop. jennifer grey tracking the forecast for us. >> luckily, that system has pushed out of the east. the lake-effect snow that will continue for yet another day. if weook at the snow totals for yesterday. we had a couple of record-breaking days. is this for the daily snowfall amount. in wilmington, delaware, almost 3 inches of snow. as you head into portions of new jersey, new york, about 2 inches. central park about 1 1/2 inches of snow yesterday. we're dealing with that lake-effect snow across

michelle duey, 20, from indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believed only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> and to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer undercover into a dangerous prison to befriend and alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a serial killer hunter. i said, how am i going to do this? >> at stake, answers. >> wondering where she is. what happened. >> peace for grieving families. >> you want to find her and bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> you don't just turn around and give out candy and say, you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >> early each day, donna reitler greets her daughter, trisha. >> i say "good morning" every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say -- hi, mom! >> trisha was very kind-hearted and very smart. >> as a child, says father, garry, trisha lit up the room. >> she would just bound into the room, spread her arms apart and say "ta-da!" that type of thing. >> they brought her he

they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end, that game seven here in indianapolis could be a problem. kauai. >> time now for listening post news bytes. in december 9th, vladimir putin announced that the news agency will be dissolved, to be taken place by what translates as russia today. public life of the russian federation. , ria had recently been known for independent reporting on sensitive issues, such as the rash of antiputin protests in 2012. given the appointment of ultra ultraconservative many knowledge newsman. in russia's landscape, appeared to point to a tightening of control in the heavily affect affect-- controlled news sector. >>> critical charges a speech by the prime minister which makes a potential mockery of a fair trial. taraf, the secret documents the paper published, dealt too much power behind the science in turkish politics pfn baran revealing state secrets cannot be considered freedom of expression, it is simply treason. demanded that the court did its duty. taraf's editors accused them of influencing the court proceedings. news has emerged o

they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end, that game seven here in indianapolis could be a problem. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? kauai. >> time now for listening post news bytes. in december 9th, vladimir putin announced that the news agency will be dissolved, to be taken place by what translates as russia today. public life of the russian federation. , ria had recently been known for independent reporting on sensitive issues, such as the rash of antiputin protests in 2012. given the appointment of ultra ultraconservative many knowledge newsman. in russia's landscape, appeared to point to a tightening of control in the heavily affect affect-- controlle

charleston 62, indianapolis 28. the news gets colder more to the north and west, lots of single numbers and below zero. that is spreading south, then east. the cold air dropping to the surface is encountering the influence of store--- storm- developed as a quotation, and that is why we have this enormous contrast in temperatures. that is where we have the most active precipitation. this will be with us a while, moving south and east, catching up with us saturday in the form of temperatures, sunday with the next surge of moisture. 77 right now in jackson, mississippi. to the northwest of the state, already in the 30s. a lot of changes that are going to be widespread. warnings, ice storm warnings, winter weather advisory's, and state i state, parts of arkansas, oklahoma, into kentucky and west tennessee under states of emergency because the ice is that big of a problem. not only to drive on, but accumulating ice entries on power lines, enough to cause power outages. dark purple, these are all ice storm warnings, or th

that where is they're getting snow in places like indianapolis.till in the single and a few double digits across parts of the rockies, teens in kansas city, look how warm it is hugging the coast in the warm sector of this system. today a cold front will drop in the area and temperatures will drop and fall. wind shouldn't be too bad, it will be breezy and we will quiet things overnight. we're not going to be getting this wintry mix but low-pressure will develop along the south side of this whole thing and head our way late in the weekend. we could see snow, freezing rain and then rain on sunday and it could make for some treacherous travel from time to time, especially between about 9-a and 6-p. for tonight, rain showers will be expected but it is going to end before you walk up tomorrow. watch for decreasing cloudiness, not a whole heck of a lot. temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. sunday will be a one tree mix. just rain on monday and we could finish everything some snow showers on tuesday morning and stay much, much colder for the middle o

flow rate -- flooding rains if you go to detroit, indianapolis, or st. louis. snow across more of wisconsin into the day on sunday. for us, winds out of the south. a breezy day for tomorrow. temperatures well into the 60's. out of keep the winds the south, but late sunday, the cold front will move through and bring us cooler temperatures for the day on monday. much colder air for christmas eve and christmas day. a high. for mostly cloudy skies. winds will be out of the south. partly to mostly cloudy skies for the night, temperatures will fall into the 40's. 62 to 67. we will see a great deal of clouds, but the game on sunday, look for temperatures at fedex to 68at just around 65 degrees. we could even tie or break records tomorrow and on sunday. receive and christmas day, for those that maybe -- christmas eve and christmas day, for those that may be traveling, it will be dry and chilly. temperatures will be in the 40's after the treat this sunday. jimmy loves it. >> thank you. a new poll on what is considering -- considered the most annoying were this year. for

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illinois, stretching toward indianapolis and ohio overnight tonight. this little band of snow is going to be making its way to the east. but, yes, it is the powder. >> that's what those powder helms real about. killington, vermont. this is the picture of the day. we had anywhere from 13 to 18 inches reported around vermont but also, new hampshire sky resorts. new york upstate, 18 to 20s inches of fresh snow and fresh powder out there. but the snow is going to be keeping the roads on the icy/snowy side in the central midwest. we will see forecasts for monday keep the snow around the great lakes. >> that's where we will have the highest accumulation, anywhere from three to six inches potentially in the heaviest band, but most areas will see anywhere from about two four inches of snow. and then, as we get into monday night, early tuesday, that snow is going to make its way across new york, pennsylvania again and west virginia will get some snow out of this. here is the good news. not a lot of ice coming in with this one. we are just going to be downright

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look at temperatures now and we will contrast them to last night. 42 at reagan national. 18 at indianapolis. zero in chicago. these numbers represent a huge degrees colder than it was last night. the cold air continues to press and from the north and west. high-pressure is touring to build and clear. these are the numbers, the departure -- this was 18 degrees colder than it was this time last night. he for the main core of high pressure moves in, something to keep an ion. this will come flying through tomorrow and we will start with sunshine in the morning but then the clouds at -- increase of their could be some patches of snow for flurries -- snow flurries. we get to midday and the clouds roll in and we're stopping at -- with rainn the showers blowing through. nothing to do except to say, look outside, it is snowing in a few hours. or you can look outside it is raining. --you live in areas outside it will be colder tomorrow through the day. somit will be a bit warmer on thursday. a bit of a warming trend coming our way. >> a warming trend but and i see situation -- an icy situation mike s

coming down hard in indianapolis. in chicago, people raced to the store for supplies as the first snow fell overnight. >> buying shovels, salt, oil for our snow blower. >> reporter: northeastern states were getting ready at about the same time. >> yes, we have snow blowers and ice melt. >> reporter: it is going to be another rough weekend in new york state where they have just finished digging out from storms earlier in the week. this is the fifth big storm of the season, while the official start to winter is week away. >> you can complain all you want but it won't do any good, that's for sure. >> reporter: the snow continues here as it is expected to do throughout the day and expected to leave about half a foot of snow here. now one good piece of news for people here in this region is that the temperatures are warmer than they have been the last few days, in the mid-20s right now. that means that salt is very effective in treating road surfaces and hopefully everybody will make it to their destinations safely. erica,

as you see, 52-year-old kevin from indianapolis, he likes batman a lot.of memorabilia related to the cape crusader. he calls it the bat cave. it comprises more than 2500 figurines, lunchboxes, capes, utility belts and lots of other stuff. he said he started collecting batman relate the items after getting hooked on the 1960's show as a kid and now it's officially the biggest accumulation of batman collectibles in the world. here? san francisco we have had batman on the brain ever since batkid. a festive day. i will never forget that. and the weather is easy to remember as well. >> yeah, sunshine for basically everybody around the state for golden california. look at this, 66 california. comfortable and mild in los angeles at 75 and 71 san diego. the temperatures will be a few degrees warmer compared to yesterday. everyone mainly in the low to mid-60s with a lot of sunshine. although it is a spare-the-air day. again, keep this in mind. our pattern holds steady through the week. >> and the sixth spare the air day? >> yes. >> all right. thank you, francis. t

as you see, 52-year-old kevin from indianapolis, he likes batman a lot.is is his stash of memorabilia related to the caped crusader. he calls it the bat cave. it comprises more than 2500 figurines, lunchboxes, capes, utility belts and lots of other things. he said he started collecting batman related items after getting hooked on the 1960's show as a kid and now it's officially the biggest accumulation of batman collectibles in the world. >> that is called passion about a hobby. >> yes. >> nice to see. as long as he's happy. we are happy with the weather -- no? >> i think we are. sunshine. we could certainly use the rain, but check out the golden statewide spread sunny skies, 66 in sacramento and 75 los angeles #* in los angeles, 71 in beautiful san diego. in the bay area a few degrees warmer compared to yesterday. mid-670s for most everybody. 63 san francisco, 65 san jose. don't forget another spare the air day. >> thank you, francis. thank you all for j >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack han

as you see, 52-year-old kevin from indianapolis, he likes batman a lot.is his stash of memorabilia related to the cape crusader. he calls it the bat cave. it comprises more than 2500 figurines, lunchboxes, capes, utility belts and lots of other stuff. he said he started collecting about the man related items after getting hooked on the 1960's show as a kid and now it's officially the biggest accumulation of batman collectibles in the world. >> next, at 6:00 a.m., a new contract. the agreement rat tied by a. c. transit union workers just last night. and the fight to keep an oakland girl an life support approaches another hurdle. what [ male announcer ] when you feel good, no one is immune. plus other antioxidants and electrolytes to help you come down with a serious case of healthy. emergen-c. making healthy contagious. [ coughing ] [ crying ] sorry. [ male announcer ] new robitussin dm max nighttime. fast, powerful cough relief that helps you sleep like a baby. robitussin nighttime. don't suffer the coughequences. >> good morning, i'm katie marzullo. glad

from indianapolis, i'm john henry smith, al jazeera.top 20 show down in gainesville, as the 19th ranked hosted number 13 kansas. just one of three coaches with 400 or more wins. and you can add one more victory to his total. that gave florida a 26 half time lead. led by scottie career high 18 points. kansas freshman, led a value come back thank thano a game high 26-points. as the gators hand the jay hawks their second straight loss. a huge night in basketball last night, best look at sports. >> the international space station mark add major milestone. the anger all one sided? i hear rumblings from the people who cover the heat that the heat are not in love with players in the payer side, there is real hate here. >> there better be. they can really mess it up for them. when they dislike there, yeah, i think there is dislike but they've got the bravado. they got their chests out. it's still their game. but that's where the home court advantage is important, this game is important because miami used game seven to advance to the championshi

. >> how do somebody who is one of nine children, indianapolis, get into writing? who spurred it on? >> my parents were very good at keeping us busy. in addition to school activities and social service at tiffany's, i was always writing relatives. my mother encouraged that it greatly. relatives would write back. beautiful letters. cousins across the country. i just got to where that was something i was encouraged. i was always a chatty child. they called me chatty patty. putting that chattiness into writing and encouraged and reinforced through the ongoing communication i had. >> how about those eight siblings? where are they? >> my family is all over the country. they are tied together by one thing -- my family is roman catholic. everybody took something different from that experience. justice, ourocial family was very tied to that. i have two brothers that are lawyers and a brother that is a physician's assistant. a lot doing teaching and academia. a sister to social services. a whole range of ways that each of them found to return to society some of the benefits

in indianapolis we may see a few snow showers as well, but overall a beautiful day in southern californiare picking up quite a bit, increasing the fire danger, but for the most part it is a beautiful day. >>> al jazeera spoke with the garden's executive director who narrates the story of this year's magical holiday exhibition. >> these structures are one of a kind. there have are no ore structures like them because they are made with plant parts. many of these plant parts are gathered from the woods. things like the acorn caps from oak trees and the tendrils from grape wines, and leaves from the forest floor. all of these are gathered and then used to make these amazing structures. we have been doing this exhibit for over six years, and we now have a regular following, and every year we change the theme. and this year the theme is world fairs. many people have been to world fair. for example, we have the globe since at the 1964 world's fair in new york city. and then the fountain which is part of the u.s. botanic garden on exhibit in philadelphia in 1876. people are so happily surprised w

they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end, that game seven here in indianapolisould be a problem. is. >> finally, on december 5th, south africa lost nelson mandela, the first democratically elected president of that country and the global news media have been capturing the story of a world paying its respects ever since. we've seen the obituaries,en a man formerly known as a terrorist, called madiba. asked the question, what would mandela's story have looked like had the revolution he led and the time he spent in prison coincided with the social media of today. it's called mandela story, web video of the week, we'll see you next time at the listening list. >> something is killing america's bee population. >> what happened to this bee? >> scientists aren't sure what but beekeepers are reporting dramatic declines of 65% this year. >> the losses are astronomical >> that could have a devistating impact on agriculture. but a collection of resarchers are working hard to build a better bee. >> i'm just gonna roll my fingers forward... >> using artificial insemination to

indianapolis. >> there are two guys who have had fame heaped upon them, the norwegian duo behind the does the fox say? ♪ and the still goes ow, ow, ow ♪ ♪ that no one knows ♪ what does the fox say ♪ ding, ding, ding, ding >> welcome to the show, guys. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> so glad to have you. we should mention you are in a limo in l.a. right now. so tell us why -- why did you make this video, first? and at what point did you realize this thing was really taking on a life of its own? >> we have a talk show in norway, which we fill up with small comedy bits and stuff, for example music videos. this was one of them. released it as a promo for the first show, and i would say by -- just overnight, or after two days we understood that had taken another direction. >> you have a show on tv in norway, but that doesn't account for 280 million views. what do you think people are gravitating too? >> it might be the same thing. we didn't plan out for this, really, and it's just a song, and it's made to be 3:45 of fun, basically. and i think if we tried to make something go vi

. >> jim jones was just 25 years old when he started peoples temple in indianapolis in 1956.y child in a small indiana town, jimmy jones took comfort in religion and became something of an evangelical prodigy, entertaining friends in his backyard barn with long winded sermons and animal funerals. his indianapolis ministry aroused controversy with its integrated socially active congregation in a city with historic ties to the ku klux klan. >> i was staying at the ymca. i saw in a recorded paper, an advertisement about the peoples temple. he called me later and said why didn't you come back to the temple. i thought, no one -- no pastor ever asked me to come to temple before or why i wasn't in church. so i went back. he offered me to sit down in the seat where he was sitting. at the table to eat. he said, you can have my seat. >> jones and his wife practiced what they preached. they had a biological son, stephan, and adopted an african-american baby they named jim junior. it was indianapolis' first adoption of a black child by a white family. >> he had this great family of all d

. >> madden would sit here as a disciplinary disturbance from a facility in indianapolis.o came here straight to our segregation unit, he was angry. he was mad. he was noncompliant with every request. he's a good kid to work with and you could see whatever he went through in his life he decided he was going to make some changes. >> my daddy was in and out of prison. he got out last time and he's most likely back in again because he wrote me like four letters and i haven't heard from him. and before that the last time i heard from him i was about 9, before that i was 6. >> for madden, peeling back the layers of anger didn't happen overnight. it might not have happened at all, but one innovative yet simple program changed all that. ♪ how many days and you'll be through ♪ ♪ how many days and you'll be through ♪ >> it really changed my life. i came over here to our gang unit. i was a gang banger, thought i was a tough guy. i've learned a lot since i've been on the unit. and i've got a lot of self-discipline. i was transitioned from one person to another. >> honor courage commi

before doing so it's going to dump heavy rain all the way into detroit into indianapolis.four to six inches of rain in total. atlanta reaching a high of 81. new york city expected to climb to 73. the record is 63. back to you richelle. >> jelelah. urge thank you very much so much. claire davis, 17-year-old who was shot in the head by karl pierson, davis family issued a statement saying this: it is with unspeakable sadness that we write and say that claire has passed away. although we have lost our precious daughter we will always be grateful for the indelible journey she took us on over the last 17 years. we ask that you give us the time to grief the passing of our daughter by respecting our right to privacy. >>> chase, debit card, move affects 2 million chase card holders. starting today chase is temporarily limiting atm withdrawals to $100 a day and debit card are withdrawals into $300 a day. chase asks its customers to go into the branches for further withdrawals. >>> data out of nsa hands. >> they basically said the information is important but where we keep it, may be

they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end, that game seven here in indianapolis could be a problem. jazeera.me back to al the top stories we are following at this hour. the vote is expected later today. leaders from both parties are confidence it will pass p senate will take up the measure next week. and hold the phone, you may soon be able to talk on your cell phone while flying. the federal communications is expected to revise the rule on inflight calls. should the change be approved it would be up to airline to decide whether or not to allow those inflight calls. thousands of people lined up for a second day to file past nelson mandela's casket for one final viewing. some travel as long distance for just a few minutes to see the antiapartheid icon. >> we know the arctic ice mass has been melting at an alarming rate. can'ting deep into a distant past, which is being sliced here is the hard echo system. for several years scientists from canada and the u.s. have been diving looking for the pink glow of a living corral line. they weigh up to 70-kilos and once wres

para indianapolis col recomienda lavar en agua bien caliente o meterlas en agua con cloro, pero segÚns lo mismo que si agarrar una esponja y lavar el inodoro y los platos y es lo mismo y da asco. >> en california, christina londoÑo, telemundo. >> que cosa. tu haces eso? >> yo lo hago, pero las meto en el microondas no un minuto si no 3, salen calcinadas >> ahora la pregunta es si estÁn sucias cuando las pones en el microondas no dejarÁ sucio al micro ondas? >> no, porque el calor se >>nuestros padres estÁn... bueno, estÁn separados y se quieren divorciar. doctora: ¿hubo alguna pelea en la casa? ¿hubo algo que ustedes vieron fuera de lo normal? >>yo sentÍ algo extraÑo. yo sabÍa que ahi... habÍa algo. >>ella me recogiÓ mis cosas ¡y me las botÓ! ¡ella me humillÓ! >>exijo la custodia de mi hijo. >>yo no puedo entregarle ese niÑo a ella ¡porque es mi hijo! >>me sugiriÓ hacer una inseminaciÓn in vitro.

they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end, that game seven here in indianapolise a problem. consider this: the news of the day tÑ >> hey guys welcome back totech. i'm phil torres and here with kosta and marita. now guys this story i got to do is one of my favorites. helping technology change people's lives. this is a robot that paraplegic people can use to walk again. let's take a look. >> hi! >> this dream happening today. >> these kids from a summer camp near aspen, colorado is if to give amanda a lifesaving gift. a gift she hasn't been able to do here since she was paralyzed in a horrific accident 21 years ago. >> now i want to invite the kids to have at it and rip into it. >> it is a buy ontic robot called exo. a battery powered external skeleton that gives her body the power to do this: >> are you ready? >> three two one blast off! >> whoa! >> and this. >> i'm walk, you guys! >> and even this! [ crying ] >> the technology is so cutting-edge that amanda is the first person in the united states to own one. >> the moment she stood up, i was just amazed because

he had been rushed to wishard hospital, one of indianapolis's top trauma centers. one of the city's most respected plastic surgeons was immediately called in for his expertise in facial reconstruction. >> we got a call from the trauma team here at wishard hospital. when they described the injury, we knew we had to go to the operating room. we spent about nine hours with him in the o.r. this is one of those injuries that you see a couple of times in your career. every single bone that you can imagine in the face was broken, plus loss completely of the nose and the upper and lower lip and half of the tongue. >> komyatti lay in a coma for the next 22 days. during the time he had six more surgeries and a seventh after he came out of the coma. >> i probably have to have at least a dozen more surgeries. this is what the doctor put on until my nose can be reconstructed. >> at the time of our visit with komyatti, he still had another three months to wait until the nose reconstruction surgery. it won't be the same as his old nose, but his old nose will never be far away. it

cook, price, michigan state leads by three, fourth quart in indianapolis.ec championship game, auburn was hoping for an ohio state loss, tray mason, school record 46 carries, 304 yards as auburn beats missouri 59-42. the tigers incredible season continues with an sec championship. pac 12 championship game, stanford, cardinals going back to the rose bowl for a second straight year, something they haven't done since the early 70s. they beat arizona state. second play of the game, 69 yard touchdown, three touchdowns for gaffney. stanford rolls 38-14 over arizona state. oklahoma and oklahoma state, under 30 seconds to play, blake bell to jalen saunders, got it. oklahoma wins 33-24 in stillwater, denying the cowboys the big 12 title. that meant the winner of this game gets the big 12 championship. baylor, texas, final game at floyd casey stadium. the bears win their first outright big 12 championship. antwon to petty. bcs selection show 8:30 eastern on espn. have a great season. undecided about alrighwhich truck to buy. just for kicks, here's a little research p

we're still seeing it across places like detroit, indianapolis you're about done with it, then cleveland, you have some snow. it's been heavy across areas of illinois, indiana and in towards ohio. the roads in very, very bad condition. we've been seeing sporadic snow showers across the northeast. a few inches accumulating in some spots. the bulk of this energy is going to see a coastal storm develop here. that will bring warmer air in from the south, colder air eventually back behind it. by midnight, i think new york city sees the snow turning to rain. and that's going to keep our snow limits down, or snow totals down. eventually the same thing goes for boston, where you've been in the teens all day long. it will warm your temps into the upper 30s by morning. by tomorrow morning, you see this is gone. temps tomorrow not looking that bad. totals for your snowfall, though, shaping up like this. this is a model depiction. heaviest of it is going to be across parts of maine, and higher elevations and white mountains, and around parts of the catskills as well. just over three here in new york