indianapolis, teachers have been threatening to strike across the state. a lot teachers in rural indiana averaged the top of the pay scale and still cannot afford to pay the rent. he specifically directed school more members and said, please use this money to provide teacher pay. all teachers should be able to get a $1200 pay increase with this money. are they going to do that next year? we don't know. this is one of the frustrations that indiana teachers are having. host: want to hear your thoughts on this tweet from an individual as we have this discussion. should be linked to a test coming in the semester and going out. some students have limited english language skills. that determines their success in business leadership. this is a proposal in texas where the lieutenant governor wants to link pay increase to test scores. the problem with that, they are way too dependent on tests to determine the success of schools. but also the teachers who wind up getting pay raises when you link pay to test scores, we've seen this across the nation, the teachers are

congressman anthony gonzalez was a football player for the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzalez earned his mba at stanford business school. he is the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she is the daughter of former congressman samuel devine. his seat would later be felt by future of ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. congressman michael guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years. the last decade as district attorney before his election to the house. he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative david trone and his brother owned a liquor store in delaware in the early 1990's. the company eventually moved its headquarters to maryland, and has expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. and washington'

the indianapolis had 1,195 souls aboard. and of that total 879 perished in the sinking of the ship. the circumstances in which gwen sighted the oil slick suggests that had that plane not taken off from peleliu under those exact circumstances there would have been no survivors from the indianapolis. the other thing about peleliu is it forms half of the combat of sledges' great, great memoir. that memoir would be part of an hbo miniseries called "the pacific" in which peleliu is featured very graphically in three episodes. the pacific was an episode -- it was a production that attempted to display the island battles across the pacific through the lens of the battle to okinawa. peleliu was not only a battle that should not have been fought but it came close to being almost not fought. 316 survivors in the indianapolis but we paid lives for about six every one saved. and the ultimate irony of peleliu, it was a battle that should not have been fought but it perhaps will be a battle that will be remembered long after all others are forgotten. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, richard. a

what he found were the last 316 survivors of the cruiser indianapolis, scattered over miles and miles of water. he had first thought it might be a japanese ship, but as he got down lower he could see there were more than 150 men on the water and he could actually see sharks attacking them. he realized it was most likely an american ship. eventually, those 316 men were rescued as a result of his sighting. the indianapolis have had 1,195 souls aboard when it left the mariana islands after delivering the atomic bomb used at hiroshima. and of that total, it hundred 79 perished -- 879 perished in the sinking of the ship. the circumstances in which gwen sighted the oil slick suggests that had that plane not taken off from peleliu under those exact circumstances, there would have been no survivors from the indianapolis. the other thing about peleliu is it forms half of the combat of sledge's great, great memoir. that memoir would be part of an hbo miniseries called "the pacific," in which peleliu is featured, in all its horror, very graphically in three episodes. the pacific was an episode -

representative anthony gonzalez was a football star at ohio state before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzalez earned his m.b.a. at stanford business school. he's the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the statehouse before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she's the daughter of former congressman samuel divine whose seat would later be filled by future ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. congressman michael guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years. the last decade as district attorney before his election to the house. he's also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist hoich. representative david trone and his brother opened a small liquor store in delaware in early 1990's. kpt moved its headquarters to maryland and expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth d

and the temperature swings, a record high in indianapolis n the lower 60s. they were at 3 on wednesday. 50-plus degree swings in some places. detroit,chicago, and indianapolis. temperatures in the 50s across parts of new york. tomorrow and tuesday, look for even more warming. maybe touching 60 in boston. this will last until friday, and i can't lie to you, it feels good to shed a couple of layers after the wicked cold last week. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the mounting calls for the virginia governor to resign. in the wake of the racist photo scandal. more than a dozen key democrats saying he should step aside. it was this newly surfaced photo from his medical school yearbook showing one person in blackface, another dressed as a klansman. after first saying he was in the photo, he is now insisting it's not him. but also saying he did once dress in blackface in the 1980s, as michael jackson. many asking, can he survive this? here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, the demands for virginia governor ralph northam to resign reaching a crescendo. despite h

, the indianapolis star in september 1935 and front-page news there is coverage of the nuremberg laws, i will show you just one more from nevada that speaks to an interesting challenge that we thought about as we were putting together this exhibition, this is a reno nevada paper, the nevada state journal, march 27 of 33 and they are reporting on the fact that einstein is renouncing his citizenship and that he won't return to germany, but if you look over two columns, also you see this article, the mistreatment of jews. that speaks to one of the central challenges of this exhibition is to get visitors to read history forward. we know the end of the story, we know that 's and would ultimately lead to the mass murder of 6 million jews and 6 million others but americans in the 1930s had no idea that was coming so that is one of the challenges that we try to address throughout the exhibition is to get people to read history as it was happening and that is one of the reasons you see such a chronological treatment in this exhibition. early on, some communities took to the streets against -is

what he found were the last 316 survivors of the cruiser indianapolis scattered over miles and miles of water. he first thought it might be a japanese ship. but as he got down lower he could see there were more than 2350 men on the water and he could see sharks attacking them. those 316 men were rescued as a result of his sighting. 1,095 soulsolis had aboard. and of that total 879 perished in the sinking of the ship. uen circumstances in which g sited the oil slick suggests that had that plane not taken off from peleliu under those exact circumstances there would have been no survivors from the indianapolis. the other thing about peleliu is it forms half of the combat of sledges' great, great memoire. that memoire would be part of an hbo miniseries called "the pacific" in which peleliu is featured very graphically in three episodes. the pacific was an episode -- it was a production that attempted to display the -- the island battles across the pacific through the lens of the battle o okinawa. peleliu was a battle that should not have been fought but it came close to being almost not

he, in fact, was living in indianapolis by the time he was 11 years old with a group of other guys whileicago. so abandonment, involved in elicit activity by the time they're teenagers and by 16, 17 years old, they would almost to a man describe chaotic episodes to me that i couldn't even quite comprehend that led to their first case that led eventually to long-term incarceration. >> you also take a look at the other side of things. your character is just getting out of prison. in 2016, the last year for which we have numbers, 626,000 people were released. and if you start from the point of view that they're not getting early childhood education and they're going through this checklist of things that will get them in prison, we're not necessarily sure releasing people into society with the tools necessary for them to be able to succeed once they're out. >> well, i'm not sure that's our intent. our intent is punitive and you understand that but at the same time does that necessarily serve the interest of larger society? we're going to put these guys away. they are going to get out. they'r

before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2000 seven.fter injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzalez and his and ean stanford business school. he is the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative miller served more than a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia third district elected her to congress. she is the daughter of former congressman single divine -- samuel divine. congressman michael gast was a local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years. the last decade as district attorney before his election to the house. he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. brother opened a small liquor store in delaware in the early 1990's. itscompany eventually moved headquarters to maryland and has expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth district elected representative kim , a pediatrician, and the only female doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >

indianapolis was in the top 20.azon were willing to open this backup, would indianapolis to like them to come out there? >> we would love to have them. only in a place like new york or they turnfornia would away somebody like amazon wanting to come there and do business. i think they will, down the road, with that kind of approach to business in general, find themselves in a tough spot. folks are moving out of places like that. illinois, california, new york for the very reason. i don't see how they can possibly justify doing something like that when they're trying to call themselves business-friendly. i know they have been trying to change their image. this might set them back. david: let's go back to this bill about redoing the pension plan. sort of eliminating it, actually. we will put up on the screen where it is now. some people get it all the way down to 50 years old. about 611 former members of congress receiving pensions. you ever proposal that is in fluid so you can participate in the equivalent of a 401(k)

was a child today and i am talking about greater indianapolis including the suburbs and imagine everyone is a child and everybody is living there right now is killed. that is the number of jewish children that were killed between say 1939 and 1944 in a matter of 4 1/2 years. so with that introduction here is the town where i grew up as a child. it is the city of prague in czechoslovakia. it is an old city with a lot of beautiful old and gothic architecture. this is a dirty apartment house which looks really dirty and grubby right now in this picture. the reason it is dirty and grubby is because this picture was taken immediately after the communist regime folded in the late 1990s and it was not taking care of. was an apartment building that belonged to my grandparents and it has now been fixed up and painted and it looks like a new building. my family was living on the second floor and you can see that rectangular white window. that was actually my room, my brother and i used that bedroom and the rest of the apartment belonged to my parents where my father and mother were living. my dad

most importantly it will be above the freezing mark in chicago and indianapolis. 60s in st. louis. 50s along the east coast.ut out flood watch. big storm in the west tonight. 60 plus mile per hour winds and in the mountains for snow. two to five feet at pass level. going to be a difficult drive across the west this weekend. tom? >> we'll stake tracking the weather. >>> next the loud explosion in cuba blamed on a possible meteorite. it was spotted streaking over the florida keys this afternoon before crashing to ertd. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, that startling noise from a possible meteor frightening people across the cuban countryside. residents gathering fragments like these right from their backyards following what sounded like an explosion. cuba's state run newspaper now saying the government is looking into if that trail of white smoke before the blast was from a meteor this afternoon. the national weather service saying they also were receiving reports that a meteor was seen in the sky across the florida keys, before it made impact near the western tip

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between 1915 and 1970, believing that moving to cities like chicago, new york, washington dc, indianapolistroit, that these places would hold great promise for a better life. however, the very things these women desired, good jobs, good quiet places to live and a secure future for their children still often alluded them. they quickly learned the virulence of racism and sexism was not a respecter of geographical boundaries. even as many of us adhere as the descendents of these migrants over a century later, even their most basic desires remain unmet for far too many. this year, the theme of black migration could not be more important or timely. only 100 years since the great migration began in ernest, unlike the migrants with whom i opened my discussion, these africans did not come willingly. they were captured in wars, exchanged for weapons and other insignificant junkets, chained to colonial forts before being ships to embark on slave for the perilous and bloodstained journey to the americas. the trauma and violence of their passage forced millions of africans onto international waters wh

when indianapolis colts owner srm isray pled guilty to driving under the influence in 2014, he ms suspended for six games and fined the maximum $500,000. that would be a drop in the bucket for kraft, reportedly worth more than 6 billion. so far, the league has said only it's monitoring the situation. the bust followed a sweeping investigation on human trafficking. the alleged prostitutes were recent chinese immigrants who imme to the u.s. with the promise of legitimate work but were forced to live in the spas and service an average of eight men each day. they couldn't speak english and had no means of surviving on their own. tera kennedy runs a human trafficking awareness group in south florida. >> it's a huge issue, and we just need to be more aware. >> reporter: kennedy says it's a problem nationwide. ts many as 9,000 illicit massage parlors or spas were operating, according to a 2018 report. use businesses are often tied to ach other and to a larger criminal network in the country where the women are coming from. >> they're actually doing things that they're-- they don't want to do or th

blaring) >>> time now for our "index," and the urgent search and rescue mission under way outside of indianapolistwo atvs falling into the ice in heritage lake. first responders there on the scene coming through those icy waters. to redrive treef retrieve the drivers. one of the drivers was able to make it to shore. emergency teams now desperately trying to find that other driver. >>> and disturbing moments caught on camera in florida. a daycare worker yanking multiple small children by their arms and apparently dragging those children across the classroom. the worker immediately fired and arrested for child abuse. >>> and an incredible water rescue out of broward county, florida. a young woman with her 4 month old son losing control of the car and landing in a nearb the mother and the baby were trapped inside. he then jumps in. handing the infant to another bystander. and then saving the mother. he acted because he hoped someone else would do it for his family. >>> and comedian jerry seinfeld now getting sued by a company claiming it bought its porsche speedster then finding out it was a replica

and indianapolis should warm by the end of the weekend up to 54 degrees. the west coast about to get hammered with a strong storm system. near san francisco, flash flood watches have been issued between san francisco and l.a. a high wind watch with wind gusts over 60 miles per hour possibly. then throughout the sierra-nevada, yeah, upper elevation heavy snows with a winter storm warning. the storm is going to be coming on shore friday night into saturday. look at all this heavy rainfall. winds g strong, and then the cold air in the upper elevations will create a lot of snowfall. this is going to be a mess throughout the weekend. really saturday going into sunday, as well. where it's not going to be a mess -- atlanta for the super bowl. maybe a chance for a shower on sunday, but looking pretty good with highs there in the lower 60s. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne for cbs news. >>> president trump is downplaying disagreements with top intelligence officials despite a senate vote yesterday opposing his plans to withdraw troops from syria and afghanistan. neg

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so, there are flood watches from there, through indianapolis to cincinnati and pittsburgh. but let's talk about the frozen precipitation part of this storm, from wisconsin to new england, we're under winter storm warnings because of that warm front. it's going to move through chicago tonight, as alex just pointed out. along interstate 80 tomorrow. it starts as snow, check out the timing. 7:00 a.m., new york city. philadelphia, snow. but snow transitions to ice, and that's where i'm concerned about it becoming extra dangerous on the roads for the afternoon commute. by the evening, it all transitions to rain, david, for most folks from boston back down to new york here. >> a tricky day tomorrow. all right, ginger, you'll be tracking it straight through "gma." >>> in the meantime, we turn next to dueling rallies tonight. president trump versus a man who might soon be running against him, beto o'rourke. all of this over the border wall, and could this debate shut down the government again in a matter of days? abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega is in el paso, te

representative anthony gonzales was a football star at ohio state before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzalez earned his mba at stanford business school. he's the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the statehouse before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she's the daughter of former congressman samuel devine whose seat would later be filled by future ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. congressman michael guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years. the last decade as district attorney before his election to the house. he is also a sunday schoolteacher at his local baptist church. representative david trone and his brother opened a small liquor store in delaware in the early 90s. the company eventually moved its headquarters to maryland and has expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. was

everyone grasps, regardless of whether you're in new york or or minneapolis, or indianapolis, or charlestonnia, or silicon valley, it's about start-ups, where the jobs can be created. if we can do that uniformly across 50 states, let's put a person on the moon, let's dream. let's do it. emily: you're traveling the world. you are advising french president macron, you are advising prime minister modi. how do they think about how the president treats them? john: those countries realize we need a relationship between each other. and you don't have any conversations with heads of states as fixed presidents have told me in the u.s. -- i'm dating myself -- if you go out and share the conversation afterwards. but i think the practicality is we need india. if you watch the relationship between prime minister modi and president trump, it is very good. and i think the relationship on average is good between president macron and president trump. emily: so in 2020, what do you want to see? are you going to be involved in that? john: i would like to be. i was not in the last election. it is the first tim

was hard because we didn't even know how to say his name young lizzie young charismatic mayor of indianapolis very openly gay doesn't have even the slightest chance fascinating julian castro you know we were just debating with your brother this is brad how about you. doing. who is bright. as a delay. john delaney have you got a theory yeah raster is we believe the secretary but his brother's a choice when brothers in congress and this is how little known years i couldn't remember just now i'm going to remember you will get to know them better next year . really he is the democratic congressman from maryland who announced he was running for president when i was a teenager this is right he's an al-jazeera style correspondent thank you patrick thank you brad as well one more thing to show you look here i have a countdown clock to the twenty twenty us presidential election this is where we are just a made six hundred and some think more days to go almost thanks for watching see the next time. modish on al-jazeera. maggi haasan debates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and had tad

i understand it, one week before nicholas was murdered he had signed on with the university of indianapolisg offered a full scholarship there. i know he hoped of competing in the paralympiolympics one day. what do you want everyone to remember about him today? >> you know, right now nick should be diving into six feet underwater to practice swimming for the olympics. instead, he is six feet underground. there is nothing to be done to change that. jamie should be dancing. nick should be swimming. these kids were our friends, not to mention the staff that we lost, as well. they were our friends. we knew them really well. it's a really difficult time because i saw nick a day before. we said hi in the halls. i saw coach feis that morning. you make sure they know you love them. you never know when you may be able to say hi to them again. >> there was a lot of talk about change after this even on a national level and from the president, change, better gun control, something to prevent this from happening again. do you feel let down by your political leaders a year later? >> i do feel a bit let do

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cincinnati, indianapolis, over to maryland. tonight into tomorrow. frozen precipitation on top of this chill. one more morning like this, 5 below is what it will feel like in boston, 1 below here in new york city. and then, we start to rebound. and rebound big time. we're talking close to 70-degree differences by the time we reach the weekend in chicago. new york, by monday, will be 50 degrees warmer than we woke up this morning, david. >> wow, incredible whiplash. but we'll take it. ginger zee, thanks to you. >>> there is news tonight about the police officer charged with manslaughter for killing a fellow officer in st. louis. investigators said they were playing a version of russian roulette in his home. that officer facing a judge today. the prosecutor now suggesting police may have tried to rush to call this an accident. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the st. louis police officer who fatally shot his colleague allegedly during a game, now out on bail and ordered to turn over his guns. >> the circumstances surrounding the shooting were mu

i was in indianapolis, salesforce has a huge office there.nning to see these west coast companies move into the midwest. my hope is amazon will do the same. emily: jean case, thank you so much for being here. jean: great to be with you. emily: ok. well, a group of microsoft employees are defending the -- demanding the company abandoned a contract with the u.s. army to build versions of its holo lens for the battlefield. a new letter addressed to the ceo and the chief legal officer is calling on the company to cancel a $480 million military contract. the move is the latest in a series of protests from workers at tech companies are objecting to certain uses of the product they are building. coming up, will texting a personal shopper help customers who feel overwhelmed? a startup thinks so. we will hear from jenny slice next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: walmart unveiled jet black, a concierge for urban families back in may. members can text there request and receive same-day delivery from walmart and other retailers. how has consumer traction be

anthony gonzalez was a football player for the indianapolis in 2007.fted him after injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzalez earned his mba at stanford business school. he is the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she is the daughter of former congressman samuel devine. the seat would later be filled by 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. was assman michael guest local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years. the last decade was district attorney before his election to the house. he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative david trump and his brother opened -- david trone and his brother owned a liquor store in the 1990's. they eventually moved to maryland and has expanded to become the largest fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth district elected representative kim schrier, the only female doct

[inaudible conversations] senatorrow, minnesota amy klobuchar makes a campaign announcement in indianapolis. we will have live coverage starting at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> it seemed to be happening just about every week that somebody, either a famous person or even an ordinary man on the street, was getting subjected to social media condemnation, found themselves in the middle of a shame tornado for some kind of misbehavior, either genuine or perceived misbehavior. le-onsese pylons -- pi were much bigger than they had ever been at any time in human history because of the internet. >> the managing editor of the washington examiner experienced online shaving. sunday on guest "q&a." >> it was tough to write this essay because it brought back a traumatic experience in my own life, but the hinge event was a headline in the new york times about a man who had committed suicide in a parked car in the west village and not been found for seven days. had, the worstw moment of his life was when he threw a sandwich at a server at mcdonald's for giving him the wrong order, and she turned out to b

in indianapolis, the clippers were playing.ned that -- >> a bat is a bird. a bat is a bird. there's no difference between a bat and a bird. a bird and a bat is the same thing. >> no, they're not. >> jimmy: are you standing by -- >> i'm standing by that! >> jimmy: you are standing by it. >> that's right. a bird and a bat is the same thing. >> jimmy: bats are hairy and birds have fet. feathers. >> you don't have anybody hairy in your family? >> jimmy: shaq said he asks the waiter or w5i9 ress how much he'd like them to tick and whatever amount they ask for he tips. have you ever seen that? >> hell, no! we were doing a glenn when he passed away. he said when you walk outside you can see the moon but you can't see l.a. yeah. so it's got to be closer to the moon. this is a guy i work with. he thinks we're closer to the moon than l.a. because you can see the hoop when you walk outside. >> jimmy: he's really tall. >> i love the guy by he's no rocket scientist. he's no rocket sign tils. >> jimmy: you don't lo the super teams like the g

. >>> indiana governor, erik holcolm gave his state of the state address last month in indianapolis where

we were in jackson, for example, chicago, indianapolis, where having sent so much time in a town of 3000 people, we were struck with the unique challenges of reporting in an urban area. in a small town, eventually, you will find somebody. nobody can hide out forever in a town of 3000 people. . if you're in chicago, you can hide out for a year. . it is interesting to see what the reactions have been since andpodcasts have come out, someone people are listening to it, talking about it, and it is interesting for the towns see this story that they have lived with for years to become a national news story all of a sudden. add, i was very sensitive to this. r was out, and john, it was his first job in radio. people had an idea. also like to knowledge he worked in buffalo and then ran out to work for npr. an extraordinary producer. >> great. yourself anonsider expert on the business of the less,but never you are involved in an economics podcast. think of this explosion that has happened in the podcasting world, is it still ofwing? give us some sense where you think it is headed. >> i mean, it i

. >>> a chinese delegation is in indianapolis to claim a massive trove of artifacts brought to the u.sn eccentric indiana collector. the fbi seized about 360 ancient items from ceramics to weapons. anna werner reports now on what else the government found. >> these artifacts were part of a vast collection gathered by a man named don miller. he was 91 years old when the fbi showed up at his home in 2014 for what may be the largest seizure from a private collection ever. they said miller wasn't supposed to have many of those rare and ancient items. now we're learning some unsettling information about what else the fbi found. when the fbi showed up at don miller's home in rural indiana in 2014, it was a shock for people who knew him. >> he ver beloved. he was very charismatic. >> reporter: former local reporter liz dikes interviewed the former engineer about his time in world war ii, his mission work in haiti, and most of all his huge collection of artifacts from around the world. >> the entire house is a museum. there were things everywhere. it was just mind-blowing. >> reporter: miller

anthony gonzalez was a football star at ohio state before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007.njury cut short his professional football career, he earned his mba at stanford business school. he's the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she's the daughter of samuel devine, whose seat would later be filled by john kasich. guest was amichael local prosecutor in mississippi for 25 years. he's also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. one and his brother open a small liquor store in delaware in the 1990's. they eventually moved their headquarters to maryland, expanding to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. washington's it strict -- eighth district elected kim schrier, a pediatrician, and the only female doctor in congress. >> "washington journal" continues. host: several things happening in washington today. 10:00 this morning, the proposed merger between t-mobile

in indianapolis, the pacers were playing the clippers. a bat somehow flew on to the court. a big, brown bat was flying all over. health officials are warning anyone who may have touched the bat could have been exposed to r rabies. the pacers may literally have rabbit fans. this is how it went down. >> oh, it's dive bombing. it's been very successful in alluding everybody on the floor here. >> okay. let's see. >> oh, my. look. >> and he scores. wow. i think we found a new air bud. >> jimmy: tonight and this was a shocker. tonight bachelor colten revealed the true reason for his virginity. it turns out his penis has clothser phobia. brought a doctor in who confirmed it. never did i imagine i would invest eight weeks to watch a grown man lose his virginity. five women were sent home. one of the women who got the boot was demi whose mother just got out of prison. while she may be gone, her laugh will not soon be forgotten. >> he loved it. duh. he want nervous? >> no. he loved my confidence. it was great. >> i was just worried. [ laughter ] n of this.i [ laughter ] >> the father

. >> i am an indianapolis colts cheerleader and i am a mental health counselor. >> reporter: cheer leadingep forward and not back. >> we had the opportunity in today's society to go after anything we want. >> we are having full-time careers, some of our teammates are wives and mothers, we are an image of what the modern women is. >> it is great to see them come far to some issues. you look back 50 years ago, a lot of things have not changed this that space and time. >> you take a journey to the past and you look at the types of issues that we discussed and the reporting that i have done in the past six months, a lot of the same questions are being raised when it comes to equality and equal pay, a lot of people are saying this kind of raises the issue that there is still a lot more work. >> the pay, $7.25 for some of those jobs. >> for a lot of people, this is a part time job, too. >>> coming up next on "sunday today," harry smith on tom brady from sixth round draft pick to american icon, tonight chasing his sixth super bowl title. >> when brady first showed up in boston, he told robert kra

anthony gonzalez was a football star at ohio state before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his career, representative gonzales earned his mba at stanford business school. he's the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she is the daughter of several divine. the seat will late -- samuel divine. the sea will later be filled by john kasich. congressman was a local prosecutor for nearly 25 years. decade, as district attorney, before his election to the house. he's also a sunday school teacher. david and his brother opened is mostly her store in the early 1990's. the company moved its andquarters to maryland expanded to become the largest fine wine retailer in the country. , a pediatrician and the only thing will doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. elizabeth next, warren officially launches her 2020 presidential campaign. takes hisr presidential camp

the nfl combine kicking off this weekend in indianapolis with a draft in just over two months redskins coaches and front office folks looking for the newest members of the burgundy d gold. starting with the most important position on the field, the quarterback. >> i don't want to say it's pressure. but it all depend of the 15 we like, that's a easy choice to make. but it got to be a guy -- we're not going toeach for guy because we don't have one. >>here's a possibility we could use a quarterback, but this is still very, very earl there's a lot of situations to be played out if we gette quack in free agency, that could affect our 15th pick. a lot o great options out there we're starting t talk about them. >> the draft coming up on april >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from hanoi, vietnam. >> good evening from hanoi wherh high-stakes summit between president trump and kim jong-un ended abruptly with no agreement. the president saying he hato walk away because the north korean dictator was asking for too much. we'll have late details from vietnam in a mom

representative anthony gonzalez was a football star at ohio state before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzalez earned his mba at stanford. he's the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she's the daughter of former congressman samuel divine who's seat would be filled by future ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. michael guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi before his election to the house. he's also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative david troen in his brother opened up a small liquor store in the early 1990s. and

the sisters from indianapolis got their start singing cover songs and posting them on line.tv debut on this show five years ago. their third album "canterbury girls" came out yesterday. they'll perform it in a moment. first i spoke to the sisters at rough trade records in brooklyn, new york. ♪ sisters lily and madeline jerkowitz have a sound "the new york times" calls deep and seamless and relaxed. ♪ did you have to negotiate this at all in the beginning, or did it just evolve? >> it just evolved, i think. lily's manufacturer an alto -- more of an alto, and i'm more of a spider-man over we'-- and i'm. that's how we go. >> when you separate what do you hear? >> i think we're totally different when we're singing separately. >> when we come together, it is something different. >> i feel like wye wae walk int third voice that's not there. >> sounds good. ♪ their album "canterbury girls" is named after a park in indianapolis where they grew up. the sisters first sang professionally there as teenagers and recorded their first songs while still in high school. ♪ their career got a

we had aspects of the story where we were in jackson, or indianapolis, where we were struck by the unique challenges of reporting in an urban area. in a small town, eventually you will find someone. nobody can hide out for ever in a town of 3000 people. if you are in chicago, you can probably manage it for like a year. it has been really interesting to see what the reaction has been in wynonna since the podcast came out. so many people listening and talking about it, and really interesting for the town to see this story that had been this thing they had lived with for 20 something years become a national news story all of a sudden. , i wasst wanted to add>> very sensitive to this. after i left mpr and i was out andfargo, and we did -- npr fargo, and john did a sound fortress of six communities in north dakota. and idea of what it means and would like to acknowledge john and who went to work at npr and has recently retired. >> great. i know you told me that you do not consider yourself an expert the business of podcast, but nevertheless you are involved in podcast, so i will ask you if you

leading up to it there's a lot of little events that come along, like the nfl scouting combine in indianapolis. the 49ers are still maybe thinking about antonio brown. he's arguably the best receiver in the nfl. he's under contract with pittsburg, but the 49ers, he's been a quite honest his choice to leave pittsburg . he's had some problems with the steelers. however, coach, shanahan asked that they reach out to the stealer. he said not that i know of. also, shanahan like most everyone down there was asked about kyler murray and his undersized physical stature as an nfl quarterback. >> like i will say about every single position, there is no absolutes and anything, so if the guy can play throw in the position, i mean they don't have to dunk. if they can jump, they can be small and still done, so everyone gets too big and too hot although tall you are, the easier it is, but short guys can play, and that's been proven over and over again. >> we will see how that goes on draft day. >>> it is time to check this out. mentioned that the warriors are down in miami. steve kerr announced an advocate fo

sunday come to boom island indianapolis and then you'll find out.oing to be 20 degrees, wear warm clothes. maybe have a little heat warmer with you. then you'll find out my decision. >> on sunday, boom island in minneapolis you're going to announce your decision? >> i am. >> she is. let's bring in washington post opinion writer and syndicated columnist george will. george, i'll start with you. we heard from senator klobuchar. you wrote in a recent column, i want to make sure i get this right. perhaps klobuchar is best equipped to send the current president packing. why is that? >> well, first she's from the right part of the country. second, she's from the right part of her party. she ranks in the middle of the democratic party. not a blue dog democrat, but not a give away everything free kind of new style semi socialist democrat. she has a good reputation for being pleasant to other senators. and she's experienced in electoral politics in a state that's getting more and more closer to a democrat. >> what makes you -- in the field we're looking at r

this case involved a man from marion, indiana about 85 miles north of indianapolis.er when they arrested him for selling $400 of heroin. his land rover is worth four times that. it's unclear when he will get it back. justice ruth ginsberg opinion. there's word that jurors in the el chapo trial might have to be -- might have ignored the judge and followed the case on social media and in the news. now lawyers for the notorious drug lord say they're reviewing options and it could mean el chapo gets a new trial. according to the reporting of vice news, some of the jurors checked twitter and read about the case as the proceedings were ongoing. judge andrew napolitano says if true, it would be the definition of misconduct. vice cites a juror not giving his or her name. the jury convicted el chapo of running a cartel. he faces life in prison when sentenced in june. the federal reserve revealed what triggered their decision to stop raising interest rates in the united states. as it turns out, officials were worried about slowing down the economy. the fox business network sus

one of the students just received a full scholarship to swim at the university of indianapolis.ith his friend spencer bloom this morning. >> right now, nick should be diving into six feet under water to practice swimming for the olympics, 2020 olympics. instead, he's six feet underground. there's nothing that can be done to change that. you know, carmen should be decorating her dorm, jaime dancing. these kids were our friends. >> these kids were our friends. president trump marking the day in a statement that included, we will not rest until our schools are secure and communities are safe. the biggest difference one year later here in washington is democrats control the house. they are ready to move and already moving on gun control proposals. most of the proposals have zero chance of becoming law because of the republican senate and the president's position. first and foremost issue, watch the moment of silence and you hear, again, from the survivors in parkland. your heart stops sometimes, because the stories and memories are heart breaking. has anything changed here, at all?