the indianapolis 500, it is not as big as the world championship, but it is one of the biggest things everyone knows cannot achieve anything. why not achieve success in a year where he may not get success in formula i? i have been fortunate enough to race in the monaco grand prix, and i would see the indianapolis 500 is the best race. you cannot go to a golf tournament where there are 450,000 people absolutely crammed in one sporting arena to watch these ca i’s one sporting arena to watch these cars going so fast. it is a spectacle that everyone has to see if you are into motorsport. he is lucky enough to be in a front—running car and have a chance of winning. the indianapolis 500 is more pure and we will get formula i viewers who are bored of seeing the same cars win chime in and timeout, and see a race which is hugely unpredictable, huge speed, and were doing and overta ke overtake is incredible is skilful. —— time in and time out. the track cycling world championships got under way in hong kong on wednesday, with three gold medals up for grabs. the men's team pursuit was won by new

but then does that in indianapolis. this is one in the early 40's or '50's. that nobody has can buy a house in the neighborhood of most the majority of the homeowners agree to the sale. but jim jones started his ministry in a storefront church in indianapolis if those who remember the crosses were burned on the lawns and he did amazing things. within 10 years jinzhou owns virtually single-handedly integrated one of the most racist major cities in america and is doing this 15 years before the civil rights act makes it mandatory. i have talked to people in indianapolis to say without jim jones their lives would have been worthless and did you care what he did later. did he believe in god than correct site cannot tell you. said he would have been killed in the '50s of the early civil-rights movement i did not believe god i only brought it to be -- to bring people to follow me as a social platform. >> so to consider the fact. >> now in social justice but there was so much good work so that is what he tended to use for the higher purpose but even early on you get

in certain stack of the indianapolis 500 is as big a think you can do.y not have a go at achieving success any year that he might not be getting success in formula i? might not be getting success in formula 1? he says he fancied the triple crown, winning the indy 500, winning the monaco grand prix, which is missing this year, and of course the third one. for him it is very prestigious. i've been fortunate to race in more than one of them, and i think the indianapolis 500 is the most that race. you cannot go to another place where you have sony people crammed into watch a race with cars going so fast. it is a spectacle that everyone has the wind to motorsport and he is lucky enough to motorsport and he is lucky enough to be from running can't have a chance at winning. apart from the fans, what type of physical and technical challenge will it be and perhaps the difference between that and formula i, we know turning right... i will keep a close eye on your gets out the car because you do not feel dizzy when you are driving, but when you get out the car ever

watch the 15th annual indianapolis -- annapolis book festival. president trump earlier today hosted a white house town hall meeting about some of his initiatives concerning infrastructure, eliminating regulations, education and work force development. vice president mike pence introduces the event. vice president pence: thank you very much for that. how about a round of applause for that last panel, ivanka, dean, will burr. it's a pleasure to welcome you to the white house. thank you so much. i want to thank everyone

i'm looking at the indianapolis star.n interview with a very respected man in the international realm -- he says trump's foreign-policy goals are withic and reactive characteristic of a selfish inward looking nation that is being motivated by fear, not a superpower with capacity to shape global affairs. everything the current administration has been doing on the international realm has been reactive. and infantile in so many ways. the first caller was spot on with their concerns. -- butxion about russia the flexion about russia, the inadequacy of some people working in the current administration with no skill set minot big picture analysis. the guy in the big chair is not very interested in learning about the nuances of international affairs or domestic affairs. are sending an extremely dangerous precedent because america has always been at the forefront and we are giving that up and telling other powers we will come out to play or we will tangle with you over nothing. we've got into a bad way with australia and britain e

wayne, toledo, detroit, cleveland and down into indianapolis.his is where we could see wind damage with the storms, large hail and maybe even a tornado or to. it's one of those high alert days if you live in any of these regions. then these storms will head towards buff sxloe pittsburgh later. here's how the big map looks. louis mentioned the warmth. 82 today, d.c. then storms possibly late today. 84 in atlanta. 85 in dallas. where we're cooler is behind this storm system in the northern plains. what will happen is this storm will stall, the tail end near oklahoma. we have a flood threat here. oklahoma, areas of arkansas and missouri. a lot of active weather over the next couple of days. if we get any flooding it would missouri, ozarks. i don't think we're talking tornado outbreak, nothing like that but it's the spring season. we haven't had a lot of flooding. we're segment up the next couple of days a little bit. >> it's keeping you busy, that's for sure. >>> still ahead, russell westbrook makes history again. the patriots celebrate their super

world champion fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month so he can race in the indianapolis. and success for gb on day one of the world track cycling championships in hong kong. hello again. massive underdogs they may well be but no—one thought leicester would win the premier league did they? so with that as their inspiration england's champions insist they can compete in their champions league quarter final. the first leg is in spain tonight against atletico madrid, twice finalists in the last three years. joe wilson reports. ahead of the match being played in the context of that attack on the dortmund team bus yesterday. you can see leicester city fans arriving and there is high—security here with a bag searches going on. we expected that. heightened concern was inevitable after what happened to dortmund. uefa have said there was no particular threat for this game. whether the anxiety has contributed to the policing, we have seen scenes that are completely at odds with the atmosphere and enjoyment of the game. leicester fans complaining about the heavy handedness of polici

future of journalism" and the book is the brainchild of a commodore, he was a reporter for the indianapolis hartford 25 years, he's a prolific author in retirement and aid had continued the manuscript and brought in jim kuyper and me toward the end of things to bring adifferent perspective . but the book is kind of the brush of the history of journalism, there's a nice chapter on the history of journalism but the basic idea is you have these factors that transformed journalism in the past 65 years so we had the rise of corporate ownership in about 1946, we had the rise of the internet, we had the rise of the world wide web. that takes almost everything and allowed individuals to participate and then we had global economic collapse during 2007 and along with that we had our smart phone apps and social media. you've got the perfect storm where you havecorporate ownership of the media , declining returns because of competition and economic issues. and you have a result, a flood of information and bad economic times which really crippled corporate media and took a lot of journalists out of the

month later, he is in the white house with president trump and then at the carrier factory in indianapoliswe will keep these jobs in america. especially for a company -- carrier in itself had been manufacturing in mexico since 1969 or something, so what happened in that month? was it politics and pressure from the white house? >> in a word, yes, carol. donald trump a week or two after the election, he saw an nbc nightly news broadcast in which a carrier worker said, mr. trump we dare you to do what you said you were going to do and save this plan. trump put in a call for greg hayes of united technologies come and they spoke for less than 15 minutes. trump said, look, you have to say this plan. hayes pled his case. trump did not care really. so if you are greg hayes, you are thinking i will save $65 million a year on this plant, a tiny portion of $60 billion in revenue, and the federal government, partly in the person of mr. trump, has their fingers on our defense contracts, which are many billions of dollars, so although trump never brought up the defense contracts, he did not have to, so

alonso will miss the race to take part in the indianapolis 500, and he has the full support of his team. button retired from formula one at the end of last season but the 2009 world champion still under contract with mclaren as a reserve driver, and is the most obvious replacement for alonso for a one—off race. i think it is good for formula one, to this big market in north america that we have been pursuing for many yea rs. that we have been pursuing for many years. i think it is good to go there now and show respect for the indie car series both for indie i guess to have some formula one drivers in the competition, and same for mclaren and honda. i think as a tea m for mclaren and honda. i think as a team to be racing in the same day in monte team to be racing in the same day in m o nte carlo team to be racing in the same day in monte carlo and in the indy 500, to mclaren honda in different series, it is just an amazing thing for motorsport fans. so i think, as i said, it is a win—win situation for everyone. there's been a first world title for malaysia at the track cycling world cham

look at indianapolis up at 70 degrees.it's in the 60s across the shenandoah valley. late afternoon, might get an isolated thundershower rolling through. after that, monday, partly sunny into the mid-70s. low 70s on tuesday. wednesday into thursday, might get some passing showers. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> you like your pockets don't you. thanks, dylan. >>> sex on "sunday today," the video that stunned the world this week. a united airlines passenger ripped from his seat dragged bloody off a plane-how did air travel get so bad? and who >>> a week ago today, dr. david dao, boarded united flight 3411 at chicago's o'hare international airport headed home, he thought to louisville. but it's how he left the plane that sparked outrage around the world. dr. dao's attorney said this week, dao suffered a concussion, a broken nose and lost two teeth when he was dragged out of the seat he had paid for so traveling united employees could take his place. most of us have never been bloodied that way in a flight, but the inci

en kentucky, indianÁpolis, e indiana, un individuo necesita un ingreso anual deponente $7000. -- anual otorgar el 30% de su salario a sus deseos, zapatos un viaje o salir a cenar. por Último dediquÉ el 20% de sus ingresos al ahorro y liquidaciÓn de una deuda. es importante tomar en cuenta que para implementar la regla, los ingresos de una persona deben ser el doble de sus gastos. >> expertos financieros recuerden que los salarios no van a la par de los gastos, es difÍcil implementar un plan presupuestal. ilia: la regla del 50 30 20, habrÁ que aplicar la. ¡mira! !ahí, ahí! ¡estos cargos son una plaga! ewwww... ¡qué asco! ¡es nuestra factura de verizon! míralos. cargo de acceso de línea... ¡y encima tienen impuestos! no no, necesitamos ayuda. ¡pero qué haces!, ¡tu teléfono es el que nos metío en este problema! iba a cambiarnos a t-mobile. t-mobile acabó con los impuestos y cargos inesperados. así es con t-mobile one. los impuestos y cargos están incluidos. obtén 2 líneas por solo 100 dólares. todo incluido. todo ilimitado. kevin durÁn han otro 20:. con los blazers, a los playoffs con 41

he delivered indianapolis bid to host the nba all star game to commissioner adam silver. >> he's wearinghat thing. university of the art students were treat today a home cooked meal from the school's president today. david yeager, his wife stacey and chef larry kessel were busy in the kitchen. they figured the semester was almost over and students could use a break. "jimmy kimmel live" live next on "action news." i'm jim gardner. goodnight.

game 3 in indianapolis. spurs and memphis. vince carter talking trash like he is 20. then again, so do i. memphis came within four. randolph, wondering if they are going to get fouls call. spurs defense, kawhi leonard, spurs go up 2-0 in the series. coach fizdale not happy with the officiating and the lack of free throws. >> they are not going to rook us, it's not unacceptable. that was unprofessional. my guys dug in that game and earned the right to be in the game, and they did not even give us a chance. >> all right. thank you. >> take that for data. >> data. abc 7, brought to you by river rock casino. >> he had a point. the spurs shot twice as many free throws as his team

louis and indianapolis and cleveland and camden and so forth. lets pause on this. for those of you who don't recognizes this. after 25 years of slow growth, this is what happens. let me take you back to my second problem that i was wrestling with and articulating it in a different way. this contract base accountability can be applied to the district sector but, what i just showed you is all of these different cities. the charter sector is big and growing. often studies of hyper form man slaughter. does that mean that now in those cities that charter sector can function for the district in the same way the district has functioned for chart center for 25 years. does that mean we can change that to the contract based accountability. can it be applied to the district sector? >> the charter sector is growing so large and continues to grow. and now think about this other conclusion that i have and for one about if district runs schools on performance contracts and exist in a system of choice. is that the case now that we can actually have a way to give district schools m

those storms have moved on through over towards the indianapolis area. but there are more back to the west. this is what i'm watching tomorrow. cold front trying to move through. we will see another chance of showers and storms tomorrow. cooler and wetter weather for the weekend. i will see you in just about ten minutes. >> we are also watching what is happening overseas. a deadly ambush has put france on high alert. investigators are calling it an assassination. >> isis is claiming responsibility for the terror attack. the shooting in the heart of the french capital comes three days before presidential election there. >> around 9:00 local time when a car drove along the famous avenue in the cen full of locals and tourists and the assailants in the car opened fire on a police vehicle shooting dead one police officer, injuring severely two other police officers. >> i saw three guys and kill one of the police and injure one. and then i run away. >> reporter: the attacker tried to flee on foot but was shot dead by police. there was a huge security operation

he delivered indianapolis bid to host the nba all star game to commissioner adam silver. >> he's wearingthing. university of the art students were treat today a home cooked meal from the school's president today. david yeager, his wife stacey and chef larry kessel were busy in the kitchen. they figured the semester was almost over and students could use a break. "jimmy kimmel live" live next on "action news." i'm jim gardner. goodnight. it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- eric stonestreet. from "the night of," riz ahmed. lena dunham. and music from cold war kids. and now, as scheduled, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i appreciate it. we have -- i don't want to be rude but we have a lot to get to tonight, we do not have a moment to waste. guillermo, we have no time to waste tonight, do you understand that? >> guillermo: yes, let's get to -- >> jimmy: you're

game 3 in indianapolis. spurs and memphis. vince carter talking trash like he is 20.hen again, so do i. memphis came within four. randolph, wondering if they are going to get fouls spurs defense, kawhi leonard, spurs go up 2-0 in the series. coach fizdale not happy with the officiating and the lack of free throws. >> they are not going to rook us, it's not unacceptable. that was unprofessional. my guys dug in that game and earned the right to be in the game, and they did not even give us a chance. >> all right. thank you. >> take that for data. >> data. abc 7, brought to you by river rock casino. >> he had a point. the spurs shot twice as many free throws as his team.

at this community college in indianapolis, students are putting a spark in their future. >> i feel good job market from my position. >> reporter: and with good reason. the indiana unemployment rate is at a 16-year low of 3.9%, below the national average of 4.5%. jacob is retraining for high-demand jobs like welding and engineering. >> it's important to make sure that we improve our skills and don't just stay with those lowest level jobs tt get shipped overseas so sily. >> reporter: he thinks in the first 100 days, president trump is et issing the right tone to keep jobs here. >> we want to make sure that we have the workforce development programs we need to ensure these jobs are being filled by american workers. >> reporter: jerome cummings likes what the president did at the kw carrier plant where he works, even though union officials say the 800 jobs saved was lower than trump claimed. cummings counts himself among the lucky. >> i can generally say in the company, the employees, we're very grateful for that. >> reporter: while there is growth, some manufacturing towns in indiana and n

louis, indianapolis, so for. this was a pause on ministry for those of who don't recognize after 25 years of slow growth this is what has happened. let me take you back to my second problem that i was wrestling with interest articulate in a slightly different way. the district is only possible because it depends on -- the charter sector is only possible because it relies on the district. contract-based accountability can be applied to charter site are just the district sector offers a sufficient supply of other options. what i just showed you is all of these different cities, the charter set your is big and growing and often according to studies really high-performing. doesn't that mean out in those cities the charter sector can auction for the district in the same way that the district has functioned for the charter set her for 25 years? so just watch the spirit does not mean we can change this to contract-based accountability can now be applied to the district sector because the charter set or because it's grow

or in indianapolis. and i sure as heck don't know what the right blend of district and charter schools five years from now are in any of those cities. the things i think we should hinge these on is empirical measures, great authorizers that are holding all schools accountable and trusting parents to make these choices and allowing that fluid system, as long as we have good authorizers and good operators, to determine and i suspect a lot of places would be fluid. but i suspect in a lot of places we would see a blend for quite some time. we may actually see the districts see this as an opportunity to create new and different schools as opposed to just being the fallback system. >> one promising example of some of what andy's describing, i think is what happened under mayor bloomberg in new york city . where you had an intentional effort to bring in high performing charters, to diversify school options and create some competitive pressure. but you also had a very thoughtful approach to engaging third party

when i come back, we will hear from the voters in indianapolis as we approach president trump's 100th day in office. we are there talking to students about president trump's key campaign issues, jobs and the economy. i can't wait for her to have that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help you go more often. don't take movantik if you have a bowel blockage or a history of them. movantik may cause serious side effects, including symptoms oidf opio withdrawal, severe stomach p

it erupted last night in a town northeast of indianapolis when a car struck a pipeline.knocked out in the area. the four people who were in the car are hospitalized with burns. >>> and he was known as the mer chant of venom, but don rickles' insults always left his victims laughing. rickles died yesterday in los angeles. jim axelrod looks back at his comedic career. >> reporter: don rickles never put a knife in anyone's back. he hit them right between the eyes. an equal opportunity offender, no one was exempt from his ridicule, no race, no religion. >> i'm a jew and you're an italian and here we have what? >> reporter: in fact, the bigger they were, the more he loved going after them. even the president of the united states. >> he's sitting there looking aet the program saying where does it say he makes fun of me. where does it say that. >> reporter: born 90 years ago in queens don rickles study acting after the navy. he got some big parts in movies, but short, squat, and balding, he saw his future in nightclub, not the big screen. is that your wife, sir? jesus christ. i

game 3 in indianapolis. spurs and memphis. vince carter talking trash like he is 20.n, so do i. memphis came within four. randolph, wondering if they are going to get fouls spurs defense, kawhi leonard, spurs go up 2-0 in the series. coach fizdale not happy with the officiating and the lack of free throws. >> they are not going to rook us, it's not unacceptable. that was unprofessional. my guys dug in that game and earned the right to be in the game, and they did not even give us a chance. >> all right. thank you. >> take that for data. >> data. abc 7, brought to you by river rock casino. >> he had a point. the spurs shot twice as many free throws as his you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> live doppler 7 showing you showers that will stick around tomorrow. >> thanks, that is our report, we appreciate your time. for all of us, thanks for joining us.

louis. 81 indianapolis. that warmer air taking place a little earlier this tomorrow high temperature 81 degrees. warmer, a bit humid. few showers and storms. most of us will stay dry tomorrow. just remember that. you can get away with it. chris has shorts on under the desk. sorry, buddy. 83 degrees on friday. 40% chance of showers. 64 on saturday. look at sunday. 54 degrees. sunday not a nice day at all. a wash out likely. some rain heavy at times. one to two inches possible. if your kids have games this weekend i think you will get them in on sunday. i doubt we will get them in on sunday. all of next week looking really, really nice. some 60s, some 70s and some 80s out there. right now late next week i have mid 80s. i would not be surprised if we are near 90. that is way off. >> love the change between now and then. >> lots of changes. >> including the ts >>> it's worth saying again, this was a great night for d.c. sports. we have you covered from d.c. to canada. >>> the play tha might havet i got it. i got

trapea la casa del migrante ciudad juarez como lo hizo en su res tau rants y su propia casa en indianÁpolista ¿por quÉ el y su esposa apoyaron la candidatura de donald trump?. >>> pensamos que harÍa bien para el paÍs no pensamos que nos iba a sacar a nosotros que votamos por Él. >>> trabajÓ y se caso con helen que estadounidense, hoy es dueÑo del popular restaurante eddiedd en indiana pero fue reportado. >>> tenÍa permiso de trabajo y cometiÓ un delito y en el 2000 en un viaje por su esposa cruzaron a canada, la policÍa lo detuvo y firmÓ una deportaciÓn voluntaria, pero no se fue. ese fue el primer error. segÚn un comunicado de la oficina de inmigraciÓn por eso lo deportaron. el segundo error, fue que su esposa votÓ por trump. >>> cuando renovÉ el permiso me lo quitaron, dijeron que yo tenÍa una deportaciÓn. >>> no solo roberto, otros reportados aseguran que jamÁs cometieron un delito, ninguna una infracciÓn de trÁnsito. >>> agustÍn se conectÓ con su familia en houston cuando llegÓ a muevo laredo. jura que jamÁs cometiÓ un delito. >>> llegaron los de ice y me dijeron si tenÍa papeles y yo d

even before being sworn in, trump zeroing in on this carrier plant in indianapolis, claiming credit forving 1100 jobs from going to mexico. >> he is not in office yet already cutting deals and saving jobs. that's huge. >> reporter: that victory not without controversy. the company, conceding only 800 jobs were at risk of heading south. in his first week in promise to pull out of a major trade deal. tran pacific partnership. >> great thing for the american worker. what we just did. >> the markets also initially climbing with investors cheering on the prospect of lower taxes and fewer regulations. the dow rising above 21,000 for the first time ever in march. the so-called trump bump. but stocks now back below that benchmark. >> hype is morphing into gripe that investors are saying, gee maybe the president won't be able to get a lot done. >> still the average 401(k) gained $5,698 since inauguration day. economy adding 317,000 new jobs since february. but last month. hiring slowing dramatically. just 98,000 jobs added in march. only half of what was expected. all right. rebecca. thank you.

louis, newark, cleveland, indianapolis, philadelphia, camden, so forth. i mean, let's just pause on this for those of you who don't recognize this. after 25 years of slow growth, this is what's happened. so, let me take you back to my second problem that i was wrestling with and just articulate it in a slightly different way. this is about how the district is only possible -- i'm sorry. how the charter sector is only possible because it relies on the district. this says contract-based accountability can be applied to the charter sector because the city sector is a supply of other options. but what i just showed you is in all of the different cities, the charter sector is big and growing and often high performing. so doesn't that mean now that in those cities the charter sector can function for the district in the same way that the district functioned for the charter sector for 25 years? so just watch this. doesn't this mean that we can change it to contract-based accountability a plied to the district sector, because the charter sector continues to grow o

governor scott was right taking case.f that host: will in indianapolis, independent, will, good morning. on your mind, sir? caller: good morning to everyone. amazing how everyone talks so casually about death. the christian people that is calling. it is so easy to say, kill someone. you know, regardless of what someone has done, you shouldn't to talk casually about death. then you wonder what is wrong with young people when they hear talk. you hear people talk about this country, the worst they have they are 80 and 90. my grandmomma is that age, when he tell me stories what was going on when she was young, america wasn't great back then, you see what i'm saying? talking casually about death. and respect people. that is all i like to say. host: okay. this week c-span newsmaker top democrat on house budget committee of kentucky. talked he discussion we about border wall, democrats leverage and potential of government shutdown. >> are we a week away from a government shutdown? think it's highly unlikely because dena, i think most short-term l see a continuing resolution a week or enough wi

the other is from indianapolis up to the great lakes.tornados are possible in those areas. >> the u.s. navy says it is redesigning its submarines to accommodate female crew members. that includes obvious things like separate bathrooms, separate sleeping areas, but designers will be making other adjustments like lowering overhead valves, and making them easier to turn. the first new redesigned subshould be delivered to the navy in 2021. >>> cigarette smokers in new york may soon get hit with a major case of sticker shock. mayor de blasio says he wants to raise the base price of cigarettes to $13 per pack. it would make big apple cigarettes the highest priced in the country. >> all right. and we have irrefutable proof the mascot of the university of florida does it all. >> everything. >> watch. this baseball game, young fan. albert gator shield a kid. see what he did. he was protective like a mama bear. that foul ball could have smacked him. caught on the snout. yeah, if you are a well padded mascot. >> sure it hurt. >> the boy returns the

indianapolis up to 78. and still climbing, only just getting under way. great afternoon for baseball at nats park. take on the phillies, first pitch 1:35. breeze coming in out of southwest gusting 20 miles an hour and all around the region. hovering in the mid-80s throughout the rest of the afternoon. right now, all clear and dry on storm team 4 radar, however, later today, coming out of the mountains, maybe thundershowers this area in color and that's the panhandle by about 3:00. shenandoah valley 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. they may be rolling on through. they will likely not be severe storms. just some passing downpours with thunder and lightning. then they track east. generally weaken as they get closer to washington between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. coming on through. breaking up and after that, few clouds in and out and by daw mid-60s at a dry day for the commute tomorrow. noontime temperatures near 70, midafternoon tomorrow will be in the mid-70s. and then maybe a rain shower on monday night. tuesday looks dry, greater chance of maybe light rain on wednesday. again

she came all the way from indianapolis.people being nice to you? >> very nice. >> that was dorothy's first late-night appearance back in 1986. dave seemed a little nervous, but we quickly saw why fans loved her. >> lean into the bull horn. >> attention new york -- >> attention new york. >> my name is jane pauley. >> jane pauley. >> i'm being held prisoner by willard scott, he's not wearing pants. it makes me feel good that he thinks i can do it, though i maim him nervous, i'm sure. it brought the two of us closer together and i think that's part of the deal. >> we spoke with dorothy back in 1996. her most famous segments were her olympic reports and cooking segments. >> i'm doing the best i can, mom! you're driving me crazy! you know, the truth of it is, mom, she drives me crazy, she drives me nuts. we're leaving her at home. mom says, well, dave, i see you didn't get the tonight show again. >> we love watching her tease dave in a way only a mother could. >> whatever i get from dave goes straight to ebay. sometimes i have t

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cord underneath the hand so we don't take your microphone off so people can hear you and frank in indianapolis you're up with donald mcneil. >> guest: thanks for taking my call. i became interested in malaria and was wondering how important and what advances have been made in making it earlier diagnosis in particular in the field? >> guest: there has been made huge progress in the field. malaria is still about a million people a year most of them children under five. it's now down to about 400,000 kids a year, year, mostly children under five in africa. the old way of diagnosing malaria is that you had to get a blood sample and put it on the microscope line and look for the parasite in the microscope. that meant you had that somebody who was trained to do that in the area and you had any working microphone. now there are rapid tests that work about as fast as a pregnancy kit. you prick your finger, you put it on the kit, you put in a reagent and a line appears whether or not you're positive. new drugs have come out for malaria that are quite fast acting and effective. unfortunately, some resis

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louis, newark, cleveland, indianapolis, philadelphia, camden and so forth. let's just pause on this. for those of you who don't recognize this, after 25 years of slow growth, this is what has happened. so let me take you back to my second problem that i was wrestling with and just target it in a slightly different way. this is about how the district is only possible because it depends on the -- i'm sorry, how the charter sector is only possible because it relies on the district. the district sector offers the student other options. but what i just showed you is that in all of these different cities, the charter sector is big and growing. and often, according to the studies, really high performing. so doesn't that mean now that in those cities, the charter sector can function for the district in the same way that the district has functioned for the charter sector for 25 years? watch this. doesn't that mean we can change this, contract based accountability can now be applied to the district sector, because the charter sector, because it's grown so large and co

fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month to raise in the indianapolis 500.in formula 1 this season. alonso will race for the andretti team and the car will be branded a mclaren. great britain have won a single medal on the opening day of the track world championships in hong kong. elinor barker finished second. the 22—year—old won gold at the rio olympics as part of the team pursuit. she was picked in the closing stages by italian rival.m all worked out well to be honest, just not fast enough, too much too early on in the spring. when i came around here, ithought, she is early on in the spring. when i came around here, i thought, she is the fastest sprinter there is. it doesn‘t always work the same. i‘m really disappointed. to football and one of the fastest goals ever scored. it came in scotland over the weekend amateur game. the midfielder gareth stokes scored this straight from the kick—off against clydebank. timed just 3.2 seconds. that all the sport. hugh ferris will have more in the next hour. more now on the meeting between russian foreign minister, s

indianapolis to fort wayne, toledo, detroit, you're in enhanced risk and storms will head to erie, buffalo and pittsburgh as we go through the evening. that is the big look at the weather story ahead. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. you'll see how warm it's going to get. that's the fuel for the storm. 83 in columbus, storms will roll also i mentioned the chance of late day storms into this evening and areas near amarillo, also oklahoma city. >>> well, the florida gators mascot put himself in harms way to save a kid from a foul ball. the ball flew into the stands towards -- this is albert. watch closely. oh, he took it right off the noggin. he shielded the young fan for the ball. he tried to save the gator. >> i love it. he's giving him cpr. his mom and dad taught him well. thanks, bill. >> just ahead, today's date may be 4/20. today means marijuana and much more. what time of day are students most alert and ready to learn? i can tell you not now. back in two. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable u so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, flexes for comfort, and ha

i'll have the opportunity to not only be in washington, but go to new york and indianapolis, dallas/ft. worth and winding up in fresno. i will get to visit our district office and our disaster relief center in dallas/ft. worth. >> we are looking forward to seeing who the winners are. you come to the sba with an interesting background. you were, at one time, a small business owner, then the owner of a large business z. you have had success and failures. you can relate to what small business owners go through. with that background, coming to the sba, what do you think are the biggest challenges for the administration and you moving forward and being successful at this job? >> i think the administration is already addressing some of the biggest challenges. one is the cost of health care. we are looking at that coming down. hopefully the new bill will get passed because i hear from so many small businesses, the cost of health care is really tough for them. the biggest issues that small business brought to my attention is lack of access to capital and also, the fact that they need mentoring

. >> reporter: as we look at thunderstorms could be severe from chicago, indianapolis all the way down towards little rock, dallas and into austin texas. about 17 million people under that slight risk of severe weather and around chicago, green bay and across st. louis, further south into dallas afternoon and evening thunderstorms with strong winds, maybe hail, and can't rule out a tornado. the temperature start off great. april is that kind of month. monday is great. 70s then we go into the middle of the week, take a look at this, new york city temperature take a real nose dive ten to as much as 15 degrees, then after the weekend jumps back up so that's the hope of spring. >> thanks. spring means golf. just like when sergio was about to write another mess, he was unraveling at the back 9 until he had this eagle to tie justin rose. they were going at it a long time and long time friends and teammates, all garcia needed to do was two-putt but finished it off in style to win his first major on his 74th try. he admits he was getting tired of being the best player to never win. you see the

. >> reporter: in indianapolis lightning likely the cause of this massive fire. >> the whole house shook. the whole house shook. >> reporter: the family of five escaping unharmed. the main concern here in oklahoma, rising water. flash flooding still a major threat and tonight rivers like the arkansas behind me now starting to rise. tom. >> thank you. let's bring in rob marciano tracking the severe storms. >> a lot more rain coming. look at the radar through chicago. now a tornado watch posted for northeast texas. flood watches and warnings through chicago in through michigan. and we have blizzard warnings for parts of kansas, colorado, and nebraska. here's how it's going to time out. severe weather across some of the areas. flooding rain and a foot of snow in some spots and severe weather tomorrow. looks like across the mississippi river which will continue to rise next week from all the rain we're getting right now. >> the weather is one of the reasons given for the vacation disaster for the thousands in the bahamas. for the first time organizers explaining what went wrong. >> reporter:

world champion fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month so he can race in the indianapolis

still contracted as a reserve driver for mclaren and will step in while alonso takes part in the indianapolisthis weekend's bahrain grand prix. he was quickest in both practice sessions despite his ferrari suffering a breakdown in second practice — he was still three tenths quicker than lewis hamilton's merdedes. it's a busy day in the football league with several promotion and relegation permutations. in the championship, huddersfield's 3—2 victory over preston meant no promotion party for leaders brighton just yet. although two wins from their last five games would almost certainly be enough to go up. the first test is at wolves in a match that got under way at five o'clock. brighton are leading 1—0 with championship player of the year antony knockeart the scorer near the end of the first half. 61 minutes on the clock there. so here are today's earlier results. brentford thrashed derby 4—0 while bristol city beat qpr 2—1. confirmation of huddersfield's 3—2 win over preston which means brighton's will have to wait to seal promotion. there were away wins for fulham and blackburn rovers. releg

host: david in indianapolis, indiana. democrat. steve, good morning. caller: thanks, c-span. think your guest pretty much most everything but it's just unbelievable to me how trump supporters voted for this he has a history of nothing but caring more for the he's carrying out that agenda throughout his presidency so far. t's going to be plenty of tax cuts for the rich. agenda. ich people money budgeted for war and war machine, but there will be so cuts to social programs and luckily, healthcare just failed repeal. d to that was going to hurt and still trying to push it through. it will hurt a lot of core people. voted for ese people trump and it's unbelievable listening to your callers still supporting this guy. it's going to hurt them. it's going to hurt their pocket families. eir it's unbelievable how dumbed down we've gotten in this country. guest: the one thing i want to -- you said many things. mentioned that the proposal to repeal health reform, which features asthe same the budget to move money away from ordinary working americans seniors towards the wealthy, that didn