bill was the last captain of the uss indianapolis the submarine. bill was integral in helping achieve the exoneration of -- so we are happy to have those gentle and with us and one more i'd like to ballot is mr. scott christiansen. [applause] 's scott is with the u.s. naval institute and was instrumental in giving us some of the fabulous photos in the book. >> i'd like to start by asking who here's heard about the story of "indianapolis" by watching the 1975 film, jaws? usually that's where most people hear about it. any other places? did you see a comment documentary or hear the news about it? i'm trying to think, where else? in the last dear? who learned about it in the last year? >> it was an article in aarp magazine. >> there was an article in the aarp magazine. a write up in "the new york post" about the finding of the ship? about the book, okay. i had heard about it as a 13-year-old who was that nerdy kid that went to the library. i watched it with my father. he was an immigrant from the former yugoslavia and he learned english by watching do

jim is the son of one of the indianapolis survivors. so, james belcher, so this is jim belcher, james belcher jr., and also with us us captain william toti. bill was the last captain of the uss indianapolis, the submarine, 697, and will bass integral in helping achieve the exoneration of captain mcsea. >> and scott robinson. who got is the fabulous photos in the photo section. i'd like to start by asking who here heard about the story of the indianapolis bit watching the 1975 film "jaws." usually that's where most people hear about it. >> did you see it on documentary, hear news about it? trying to think where else -- the last year, who learned loud it in the last year? with the finding of the ship. >> no. there was a article in an aarp magazine. >> a little article in aarp magazine, what they gentleman said. >> a writeup in the new york post about the finding of the ship? >> about the book. >> about the book, thank you. >> so, i heard about it as a 13-year-old who was that nerdy kid that went to library, and i watched it with my father

he is a son of one of the indianapolis survivors. bill was the last captain of the usss indianapolis. bill was integral in helping achieve the exoneration of captain mcveigh. were really thankful to have those people with us. who here has heard from the indianapolis. usually that's where most people hear about it. did you see it on the documentary. it did did you hear news about it. who learned about in the last year. a little article. about the finding of the ship. as a 13-year-old. it was the nerdy kid. an immigrant from the former yugoslavia. with the documentary. it was sunk at the end of world war ii. there was very little about it. i went to the library. and from what i did learn i wanted to make a movie about it. by the time i turn 21. nobody have made it. and this was 2001. that was not out yet. it wasn't familiar with the other books. it's very easy to do. i found the survivors organization. i showed up in all my heroes were there. i was scared to talk to anyone. and just got to sit there and observe. they invited me back. i

es el caso mÁs reciente de odio racial esta vez en indianÁpolis . >>> en el vÍdeo se ve cÓmo la mujeranza en el rostro a su vecino, con u hombre de origen mexicano, la seÑora los amenazaba al grado que otro vecino los amenazÓ desde su casa. >>> la mujer estallÓ en colera porque sus vecinos de origen latino colocaron letreros en el cÉsped de ellos . >>> esposa del seÑor que fue agredido dice que la mujer les acosa desde que llegaron al vecindario hace mÁs de un aÑo . >>> es difÍcil teniendo una seÑora viviendo al lado que no soporta a los de color, por ser mexicano. es difÍcil >>> denuncia que el incidente captado en cÁmara fue la gota que derramÓ el vaso. porque la mujer les ha amenazado de muerte en otras ocasiones. >>> una no puede dormir bien en la noche pensando en cuando esta seÑora entrarÁ a mi casa a matarnos. >>> o hacernos daÑo >>> la mujer fue arrestada por la policÍa de indianÁpolis y enfrenta cargos por agresiÓn >>> la gran preocupaciÓn es que la lista de incidente raciales en contra de los hispanos se ha disparado en el paÍs. >>> de los casos mÁs destacados estÁ el del ab

[away from microphone] >> indianapolis.ksonville, florida and he is in indianapolis. >> can you say and spell your father's full name? >> it's charles hobert mcdaniel. charles hobert mcdaniel. and i'm a junior. yep. >> what was your father's rank? >> he was a master sergeant. >> when did you -- you were saying you broke down. when was that? when you got the phone call? >> was it thursday you called or wednesday? >> thursday i think it was. it was -- i remember where i was the rest of my life. sitting in my chair and my wife said you have got a phone call i said oh, okay. >> indianapolis? >> yes, yeah. >> what time of day? >> it was about mid afternoon. i don't remember exactly. >> where is the story [inaudible] >> i don't know how much we can get into that. again, i was very little. i know my dad watched ice cream. he always watched his weight. some things like that. he was an army guy. i'm an army guy, so i understand that. >> what was the family told about him missing? was the family told that he was killed or what was th

en lugar un vecindario de indianÁpolis.u esposa. ya fue arrestada por lesiones personales y entrar en propiedad privada. pamela: precisamente la vÍctima de este presunto ataque racial, hablamos con ella mÁs temprano desde indianÁpolis, indiana y le preguntamos quÉ pasÓ exactamente. >> ya hemos tenido muchÍsimos problemas con ellos anteriormente desde que compramos la casa. verbalmente. nunca habÍa llegado un punto asÍ pero el domingo, que fue el incidente, mi esposo, yo le saquÉ los paÍse -- los--- dijo que era serio al respecto. luego de poner los fines, saliÓ de su porche y nos empezÓ a atacar verbal y fÍsicamente. borja: estamos bien esta reacciÓn que tuvo esta seÑora. como tÚ comentabas. no es el primer incidente que has tenido con esta vecina. cuÉntanos cÓmo han sidolos incidentes anteriores para que escales a violencia y a la eso esta seÑora. >> es correcto lo que dices. no es la primera vez. nosotros nunca le habÍamos hecho nada a esta seÑora antes de que empezamos a comprar la casa o verla casa ella empezÓ a tratar

in indianapolis nine years ago. and he's backed that effort with a million dollars that helps pa for startup money, city permits and free workshops. >> i have a ttoo: "do." that's what life is for me, and i've taught that to my children. the willingness to guc up off the or away from the video game and actually do that idea. >> reporter: this is selling lemonade, version 2.0, because even before they've made a single sale, kids have had to go through a curriculum with an adult where they learn to make a business plan, calculate costs and learn key concepts... >> profit. teamwork. economy. and if they tell you no, just say have a nice day. >> reporter: for $3, blue raspberry lemonade. 11-year-old jemma walker is the queen of elaborate lemonade stands. she always has a red carpet. >> we want everyone to feel like v.i.p.s when they come to the lemonade stand.el >>, would you like to support the lemonade stand? we accept credit cards! yes, we do! >> reporter: her brother miller is part of her marketing plan. >> my role

same for little rock, paduka, and indianapolis. and portions of south dakota. >> bill, thank you. just ahead we have the buzz on the denver broncos freshman class. ♪ call on me brother, ♪ when you need a hand ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ lean on me ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... ♪ ♪ >>> some exciting news for you. the legendary group aerosmith will be rocking the today show stage with a live performance as part of the citi concert series starting 7:00 a.m. eastern. you can join the classic experience using #aerosmith today. >> now to our top stories. closing arguments are set to begin this morning former trump campaign chairman manafort. they rested without putting any witnesses on the stand. they vad they didn't present a defense because the prosecutors didn't meet the bar to prove their case. after closing arguments, the case is in the jury's hands. manafort is facing tax and bank fraud charges that predates his time with the campaign. allchars agai

areas from chicago toro d and also indianapolis enjoying a nice day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. if you want some beautiful weather today, a few spoty rapid c looks pretty good. not bad in bismarck. 81 and sunny. not horrible, but a warmer than you probably like. chicago at 90 degrees today. so we're going to get a couple dr days in a morow before more rain returns. >>> another severe weather warning. a different tomors coming. celebrity big brother has announced adult film star stormy daniels will be joining the uk reality tv show starting thuray. the season's theme, eye of the storm, will reportedly revolve around redemptio with cast members asking viewers for forgiveness for past andals. daniels is currently in the midst of a legal war with trump d his former attorney related to her alleged affair with the president, which he denies. wonder what secrets she'll reveal. >> we'll e. >>> we still have plenty more to tell you about here including the stand your ground arrest in florida. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can

annapo entering the academy's gait indianapolis in march under that battle flag bearing the phrase don't be left but with his honorable service in his dna ist story was never simple. length o incentives were the weakness of his ways and the length of his disciplinary record. the first american of his career that somehow he made it through school.sts but he prevailed in the vigor test came he stared death in thw face on his ship and then when he was battered and broken at. the hands of our enemies with five and a half years in captivity with merciless the beatings for the uniform he had worn and the values he would not we now that's stubborn and rebellious streak was a stumbling a stumbling block to a saving grace. stubborn virtue sustained him he declined early release in solidarity with his brothers and never gave up the ship and whild he didn't shy from sharing his o insisted he was no hero he measured his life in the lower terms after his diagnosis last year asked how he would like to be remembered, here is remembered, here is what he said he served his country not always right, made

the last living expert about "indianapolis." and was instrumental in helping us get the details.n addition to john, we had a lot of feedback from men who lived through this but he was pivotal at getting to the bottom of what happened technically and what happened with the court-marti court-martial. >> the new book is "indianapolis, the true story of the worst sea disaster in u.s. naval history" and the 50 year fight to exonerate an innocent man. thank you both for being on. we'll be right back with much more. more at at&t innovations, we give you more for your thing. here were adding tv and movies from our unlimited plan to the powerful new samsung galaxy note9... ...the perfect device for entertainment & productivity. so, it's essentially the ed helms of devices? how so? well he's both very entertaining and very productive. you think? yeah, i do. and that's my completely unbiased opinion. buy a galaxy note9 and get one 75% off. more for your thing. that's our thing. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well

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the 49ers are in indianapolis this saturday. raiders -- host the packers -- friday nigt at the coliseum. today at the coliseum... baseball. the a )s hosting the rangers. no tv...this game was on facebook. the rangers jumped out to a 4-0 lead ... but the a )s made it interesting late. b8 ... jed lowrie with a pinch hit double ... scoring chad pinder ... a )s were trailing... 4-2. they had a chance to win it in the b9... bases loaded ...two outs ... nick martini strikes out. the a )s come up short. rangers win 4-2. the a )s fall 1 game behind the first place astros. the big storyline tonight for the slumping giants... trade speculation surrounding outfielder andrew mccutchen. mccutchen was not in the starting lineup -- and could be traded by tomorrow. as for the game in new york. austin slater hits his first home run of the season. b7 .. the mets answer back ... todd frazier with a solo shot. mets beat the giants 5-3. we )ll be right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale

why it wasn't in indianapolis, in cleveland, in chicago. any one of those cities had a robust automobile business at the turn of the century. and, you know, there were advantages here in detroit. close to raw ferrells. iron ore from minnesota. coal from the coal fields of pennsylvania, west virginia. we are between the two with the system of the great lakes to connect them. we had a lot of capital in detroit. a lot of eager investors ready to risk money in the new endeavor. we had great pool of skilled labor. folks building carriages or machinery or stoves, railroad cars, big industries in detroit before car but the simple answer is people. we had a critical mass of dreelers and doers. henry ford here in dearborn. olds in lansing. durant in flint. the dodge brothers in windsor and then detroit. enough of the people kind of came together in detroit that it worked as kind of a magnet drawing others to this area and very shortly by 1905 well established as the world's motor capital. certainly in the united states. in front of the columbia here

commissioner carr i mentioned our trip to indianapolis. we went on a walking tour that day of existing, small cell wireless deployment, that at&t has implemented there in downtown indianapolis. and then just a couple days ago, verizon made an exciting announcement. they said indianapolis would be one of the first 5g cities in the united states and that should launch later this year i understand. now, companies don't make decisions like this in a vacuum. state and local regulations, i hear, make a huge impact. i just want to get your perspective on that. do you believe that the actions of our state and local governments were key in facilitating these investments and, if so, shouldn't this be done on a national scale to incentivize investment in all communities big and small alike? >> senator, thank you. i agree. when we were in indiana and indianapolis we met with the governor and talked about the policies that have been put in place at the state level. some pretty basic, common sense guard rails. and that is the incentive that created the

but they all have one thing in common: they've got that fire. - welcome to downtown indianapolis.onument circle in the heart of the great midwest. indiana may be famous for auto racing and basketball, but tonight it's all about american ninja warrior. hello everyone, i'm matt iseman, here once again with my partner former nfl defenseman akbar gbajabiamila.

and gets the word as he comes into indianapolis, going to speak to an african-american segment of indianapolis, that martin luther king has been shot, and he tells the people, it's viewed as one of the best specious ever in political history in the united states. and it's off the cuff. he has no script, he doesn't say, our thoughts and prayers are with the king family and you can hear the gasp in the audience. indianapolis is the only major city that doesn't go up in flames that night. so then to think that two months later, he's assassinated and i've written a biography of his mother. and his mother said, if this had been a story, if this had been a work of fiction, that this family would lose two of its sons running and in politics -- running for a presidency and in the presidency, she said, i wouldn't have believed it. it was incomprehensible, that level of violence. >> dave from northport, new york. thank you for waiting. go ahead, please. >> hello. i just want to say thank you to mr. buchanan for all the, you know, hard work and everything he's committed his life to. i used to enjoy watch

overnight leader on 8—under par after the first round of the lpga's indy women in tech championship in indianapolismericanjane park are all on 7—under. it's been raining for much of the day at the cincinnati 0pen and the schedule‘s been badly hit. simona halep needed just five minutes to finish her interrupted second round match against ajla tomljanovic. the number one seed, who won the canadian open on sunday, rattled through two games to beat the australian qualifier by two sets to one. she faces another australian, asheligh barty, in the last 16. czech number eight seed petra kvitova advanced to the quarter—finals with a straight sets victoy over kristina mlah—denovic of france. kvitova won 6—4, 6—2. formula one news and carlos sainz has signed a deal to become the replacement at mclaren for fellow spaniard fernando alonso. the 23—year—old is currently on loan at renault from red bull and has signed what mclaren descibe as a multi—year deal. sainz is currently 11th in the f1 championship and says it was a childhood dream to join mclaren. alonso announced on tuesday that he was stepping down from

la catedral de indianÁpolis ya habÍa puesto figura de josÉ, marÍa, y el niÑo jesÚs, en una jaula, lass inmoral. y es una polÍtica que fue completamente la decisiÓn de Él. >> trump ignorÓ cualquier intento por reformar ice y dijo que simplemente se quiere eliminar. y volvÍ a llamar animales a los pandilleros. otro tema que no podÍa faltar fue el muro. >> los demÓcratas no quieren que lo construyamos pero ya hemos empezado. afirmÓ. pero no dijo que lo pagarÍa mÉxico. una de los temas que mÁs motiva son los ataques contra los indocumentados. se espera que mÍa que se acerque la fecha de las elecciones condicionales los ataques aumenten en intensidad. patricia: el fÉretro del senador john mccain llego esta noche a la base el maryland . sus restos partieron de phoenix en arizona donde despidiera-- donde lo despidieron como un hÉroe. a partir de maÑana se le rendirÁ un homenaje en el capitolio nacional en washington y al dÍa siguiente habrÁn servicio en la catedral nacional para finalmente hacer sepultado el domingo en la academia naval estados unidos >> segÚn cifras oficiales lo mexicano so

the 49ers will play tomorrow against the indianapolis colts. >>> meanwhile, it is a fun weekend it willin most cases for the major leue. they get to use their nicknames on the back of their uniforms, where any shoes they want, and decorate their uniforms. here's what the a's were doing tonight. one player will go by tom ace. he scores by the early going on the john lacroix single to the field. the eighth try to break a two- game losing streak. they take the lead to-one. he should have called himself dirty martini. nick just went by teeny. he made a great catch out in left field to help his picture. he picks up his 12th win of the season, going five strong innings. the power showed then begins. matt shot a three run a shot. the rookie, the kid showed up big continually, it was ramon. the a's lost two in a row. they find themselves on the long end of a seven-one game. it was a standstill evening for the american league. the astros also win. they trolled houston by 1 1/2 games. the mariners also won their ballgame. the a's are still in control in the wildcard situation. another very forget

indianapolis, you start dry. same goes for chicago, too. let's try to time this out. this is at 8:00 a.m. this morning. that area from st. louis to springfield continued with that thunderstorm three. notice it's spotty in northern illinois. as we go through the lunch hour that heavy rain in st. louis is coming to an end. chicago is dry by your lunch hour as we head towards the afternoon dry, these are sneaking up there into the southern portions of wisconsin. again, it will not be an all out, all day rain in those areas you will get periods of rain. the forecast, finally a dry day from new york, baltimore, d.c., raleigh, atlanta, included. it's upper-like, there is a lot of grounds moisture, it will feel humid out there. i don't think anyone will complain in boston. tomorrow looks nice for the eastern seaboard. typical summertime storms we add thad murky pattern. >> we had a break from that. we had a poungd around here yesterday, phil. >> still ahead, good old fashioned baseball brawl and perhaps the most unique way of staying tool in the summcool in. that's back in a

y el domingo se realizaron funeral de estado para sepultarlo en el cementerio de la academia, indianÁpolisma de un cÁncer en el cerebro. en el estado de arizona al que representan el senado federal por 32 aÑos, se lamenta su muerte. >> es una lÁstima, en una gran pÉrdida porque ese hombre luchÓ por los derechos de los inmigrantes. jaime: centenares de personas salieron al paso de la caravana extra abortÓ los rostros mortales del senador mccain. desde su rancho en arizona hasta phoenix. desde esta maÑana miembros activos y veteranos del servicio naval, al que perteneciÓ, a mantenido una guardia de honor frente a la funeraria en la que son embalsamados sus restos. este miembro de la guardia seÑalÓ que viene rendir homenaje al senador mccain, ken en vida reconociÓ con respeta los polos nativos americanos. lo que dijo, la mayorÍa de los senadores republicanos y demÓcratas nunca han hecho. >> Éste siempre teatro de representar a toda la gente sin importar si eran demÓcratas, republicanos independientes. no dijo este vecino del Área de phoenixtan algÚn dÍa viviÓ, mccain con su familia. jaime: al

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it was a challenge for harry to get to indianapolis from grandview. now, we zoom up the highway, but back then, it was like planes, trains, and automobile. he had to walk to the railroad station and hop on a train to get to kansas city and take a trolley or some kind of other conveyance to get from kansas city to independence, so they wrote a lot of letters. we're grateful for that because now we have that to read and study their courtship. and so we have the letters that started back in 1910, and the early years were assuming that they wrote about every two weeks. if you look at the dates on the letters, kind of assuming we have everything, which is a big assumption. they talked about books. they talked about -- harry talked about things going on on the farm. they would go out to shows and the theater and musicals and things like that. and that first letter was december 1910, so june 1911, harry proposed to her in a letter. not the best move. he wrote to her, speaking of diamonds, would you wear a solitary on your left hand? should i get it? and so h

una sucursal de una empresa de transporte en indianÁpolis, nunca se imaginÓ que el destino de un grupoad. el vÍdeo quedÓ captado el momento que respalda 100 empleados cuando uno de los jefes que seÑalan como racista, despidiÓ a un grupo de profesionales mayoritariamente mexicanos al parecer por desobedecer Órdenes. carolina:en una de las entrevistas que dio el medio local ese hombre que vemos en pantalla dice que el dueÑo de ese lugar , el gerente habrÍa ofrecido 250 $ para bajar el vÍdeo de facebook y el no quiso hacerlo y ahora tiene millones de reproducciones. es importante mencionar que no es parte de un sindicato. le hicieron todo de forma espontÁnea. borja: este tÉcnico que es afroamericano, integraba el vÍdeo como tu bien dices recibe la oferta y fue inmediatamente despedido y fue amenazado que lo iban a despedir asÍ que lo despidieron y la solidaridad se hizo una vez mÁs latente en redes sociales y han creado una pÁgina. el lÍmite es 37.000 $ y van muy cerca. carolina:ni venta de oro, autos, alfombras o dinero es parte del paquete de ventas por irÁn, ante el abandono del acuerd

indianapolis was one of the few cities in the country that didn't break out into riots because there a politician who could reach out to people's pain and say, i understand where you're coming from, and let's work together. i think that's -- you can see, number one, that if somebody is able to do that and does do that and has the courage to do that after he was told by the chief of police and the mayor don't go into the inner city, he did it anyway, that it makes a difference. so there is actions one can take that can lift people's spirits up and bring peace. that's, i think, your question. as to who can do it today, i think we've got a whole slew of candidates on the democratic side and it's very exciting to see what they say and what they'll do and we'll learn more over the next 24 months about who does it the best. >> we encourage you to follow us on twitter @c-spanhistory. we have a question we'd like you to answer, we will have it up for the full week and some of the responses next week as we focus on 1968, america in turmoil. the question is: which party has changed the most si

there was not disorder or fires in indianapolis that evening, whether bobby kennedy gets full credit for that is a different matter. nonetheless, it was an example of his mastery of politics, and his ability to reach out to a broader coalition, and ability that makes many people feel that he would have ultimately been successful had he lived to become the nominee and the major party candidate in november, 1968. but, the king assassination also ships. there are other things that dr. king that had started to build that continue, including the poor people's campaign, which was a new focus on the economic justice, moving away from voting rights, and desegregation of the south, and moving towards more broad-based economic justice. the month after king's assassination, the march on washington, the poor people's march on washington he had been organizing and planning, that continued. it was cold in the summer of 1968 by other marchers in other cities, and other marches in washington, where the calls for justice had become more multiracial, you now have signs in spanish. you have white peopl

officials say 3400 people were zoo when soft-ball sized hail ga indianapolis. warning -- pretty incredible. there's video of hail fall nothing to the grizzly exhibit. it's pretty incredible stuff. i had to put it on my twitter feed. @bill karins. >> got to get a shout out. >>> not many things are more american than baseball. with help from the cliveland indians, he was able to reun waoeut his wife and two sons. he was finally able top his boys for that long await hug. >> hope he doesn't let go w he's home. >>> a protests to the white house and spacex blast. my life is here... [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. (vo) ovewhelming air fresheners can send you running. so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and sta

over the middle pier on the receiving end and that winds up to the indianapolis 15. jimmy will put it on target. the newest 49er running back 84 yards on 17 carries. the colts win 23-17. the giants are officially waving the white flag as their biggest star is set to go under the knife. he will have season-ending hip surgery on monday and expected to be sidelined for 6 to 8 months assuming he doesn't tomorrow this ends a frustrating season 284, five home runs although he was selected to be the nationally are start -- national league all-star. giants honoring the 2010 championship team as they locked horns with the texas rangers. brandon crawford and this had to feel good for a guy who has struggled. is the 12th and for nothing -- four-nothing. it is june 19 giants hit more than one homerun in a game. is 5-0. tied the game in the ninth yesterday. we have drama, it is 5-3 in the ninth and mark called upon to get the final out of the game getting him to fly out and they do when cope by a score 5-3. the aids in progress right now. >>> we are learning some sad news tonight

wraps could be contaminated by a parasite, the recalled products distributed by caito foods of indianapolis are dated between july 18th and 23rd. could take two-14 days to develop symptoms of stomach cramps and diarrhea. >> as you look at the video, you will be glad to know no one was hurt had, it's amazing known was hurt. a -- no one was hurt. te garage collapsed and crumbled, they are trying figure out what happened. at least no one was hurt. >> that is crazy. time to check on the weather tonight. we are getting to mid week. it's tuesday. >> we are keeping close track. >> we are really, and the fog is rolling in tonight, tomorrow, the afternoon will be breezy and we will track the smoke moving through part of the bay area from fires to our north. life doppler 7 with satellite showing you the coast. we have the marine layer and the coast, clear conditions. a live look from santa cruz, folks enjoying the boardwalk, it's a nice night. as we look at the accu weather highlight. we have the fog developing along the coast and it spills in to the bay. we will have coastal clouds first thing tomor

raiders win 13-6. 49ers preseason game tomorrow in indianapolis. are you ready for football?asome football. >> selective here. tough to watch. that's going to do it. we made it to the weekend. thank you for joining us on this friday. >> see you tomorro [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jamie foxx and taron egerton,

just in that general area, south of san indianapolis, this is where we have the early morning shower. this really hasn't moved much. right towards sunderland, this is where wve been seeing it for a while so it has not moved much. kind meandering around. keep in mind hot and heavy rn falling. it's going to be hot and humid, high pressure continuinnto bring all of that stickiness for us. by the afternoon, look at the temperatures again. by lunchtime, 88 degrees, humid. by 4:00 p.m., 94. feeling more like the upper 90s with the humidity. isolated shower possible and future weather asgh we go thr most of the day, we do stay dry. most of the area stays 4:00 p.m., could have a few isolated showers. not for everybody. tomorrow afternoon, a chance for showers around. the higst chance that comes on wednesday. as a cold front moves through in the second halff your wednesday. that drys us out, thursday, friday, temperaturesern u 80s. the humidity thursday, friday it will drop off a ltle bit. i think you will notice it compared to s the heatd humidity. as we go into the weekend, unfortunately, we

look what's coming in from indianapolis down to southern indiana. again, that will be 4:30 looks like there is a lot of rain there before game time. we will see if they can clear that out. that might be one area of a delay, chicago, cincinnati, cleveland. and onshore breeze is still in place. day two of a warmer pattern. going into saturday and then sunday cool down. early next week looks much cooler. low clouds will burn off around 9:00. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. nothing earth shattering. 55 moraga. 55 lafayette. mid-50s and upper 50s around blackhawk. mid-50s to upper 50s along the pinole, elsa brontk core. northwest wind at their -- as an carlyss. hang on in travis. west southwest at 21. yesterday it was that and then came down. no jumping on the temperatures. water temperatures 53 - 59. monsoon down south but it stays down south and stays east and south of lake tahoe except a few high clouds. when the fog burns off temperatures are warming up. tomorrow will be the warmest day. 90s and 100s in the valley. 60s and 70s coast. 60s and 70s tod

a man who's believed to be connected to some of the indianapolis accidents has been arrested. tony dokoupil has ow report. >> reporter: calls began streaming in. >> emergency 1, responding to an alarm, new haven green. >> reporter: dozens of people suffering from nausea, vomiting, some unconscious, suspected of overdosing on a synthetic marijuana known as k2. >> even when we were trying to return people to service, they were passing victims on the ground. >> reporter: during the press conference, another victim. >> we're getting another call. >> reporter: emergency workers rushing to respond. >> he's not moving. >> come on, katy, let's go. >> reporter: the drug enforcement administration has tried to crack down on the distribution of k2, but it hasn't stopped the rise in use. across the country in the past three years, more than 13 thousand people have been reportedly sickened by cannabinoid k2. >> it's a national problem. >> reporter: it's important to point out while there were nor fatalities, it's much more dangerous than the legal marijuana now available in many u.s. state

or little rock, paduka, and indianapolis.nd portions of south dakota. >> bill, thank you. jun ahead we have the buzz the denver broncos freshman class. ♪ call on me brother, ♪ when you need a hand ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ lean on me ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... >>> good morningearn. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. new clues to help solve the murder of a 10-year-old girl shot and killed in d.c. last month. >>> shocking allegations against diocese. the washington catholic how he's responding to those claims. chuck? >>> good morning. wednesday is off to a nice dry start. temperatur mostly in the es >>> good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> m eun yang. welcome to your wednesday, august 15, 2018. thousands of kids are heading back to school today. >> melissa mollet is standing by with a check of our commute. let's check in with chuck bell and sheena parveen. the kids need to know what? >> hi kids. hope you enjoyed your summer v

all in downtown indianapolis. richard sherman fully recovered from the torn achilles last november. pivot to the offense. here's pierre garcon. 47-yard play. touchdown, saving grabby kenny moore near the 15. but the drive stalled. fourth and two. this pass, two hot. they turn it over on downs. kyle shanahan brought in alfred norris. first half full of explosion play. 84 for the game. he played for shanahan in washington. second quarter, andrew luck missed all of last season with a shoulder injury. late first half, garappolo, trouble, broken up by kenny moore. next play, linebacker, darius leonard read him all the way. this one should have been picked. garappolo did not score. after the game, dennis o'donnell caught up with the 49ers leading rusher. >> plenty left in the tank. i wasn't rushed to jump on a team out of desperation. you may think i'm old. i know i have a lot left to give. i just need the right opportunity. >> you made the team right? >> i hope so. you just never know. >>> come on, you know we're not done. segment two is coming up. and the as power hitting on display in