. >> indianapolis. >> indianapolis,in ana, in the national festival for all. >> i love it. d this could set them up for an opportunity to be on the world stage, as well, right? >> yes. we're looking to do the world choir games in brussels, belg m belgium, in july 2020. >> it takes a lot to make that happen. the resources that they need. we love o supportin schools and the young people doing well. >> every dollar, every time, everything you can give to this choir will be greatly appreciated. >> we will put a link on our app. .e want to hear them sing. you hit you guys do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they will be performing next week in indianapolis. we have more coming up on how you can help them with their expenses, on news 4 today. >> just stunning. beautiful, molette, thank you. >> wow. >> yes. "remember the titans." fantastic. i want to hear more of that. >>> let's take our attention out of the country right now. most of venezuela is actually in the dark. a blackout is affecting 22 of 23 states. the capital is also in the dark. the state-owned electricity operator is blaming the outag

been a 50-year fight to exonerate an innocent man, "indianapolis" by lynn vincent. on sunday, our live coverage continues starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern with journalist dave cullen and his book "parkland: the book of a movement," and author karen piper with her book "a girl's got into missiles: growing up in a secret desert." watch the tucson festival of books on booktv on c-span2. on wednesday, the supreme court heard an oral argument in the case about the status of a world war i memorial in prince george's county, maryland, just outside of washington, d.c. the american humanist association is challenging. we will hear first from the attorney representing the local government in this case. >> we are hearing an argument 1717, theing a case 17 american legion association against the american humanist association, and the consolidated case maryland national park and planning commission against the american humanist association. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court.

his book, american prison, a journey into the is this of punishment. ,uthor lynn vincent went indianapolis, the true story of the worst naval disaster in u.s. history and the 50 or fight to exonerate an innocent man. myths, from the frontier to the border in the mind of america. continuesve coverage at 3:00 p.m. eastern with journalist dave: and his book. then the newsweek national political correspondent with her book, golden handcuffs come the secret history of trumps women, and an author with her book, a girl's guide to missiles, growing up in america secret desert. coverage of the festival of books this weekend on book tv on c-span2.

indianapolis, nashville, all the way to huntsville, keep an eye to the sky. 55 in the big apple today, 72 for the nation's capital. 62 for chicago. seven day forecast shows a cooldown for the big apple next week. >>> a sudden reversal by the trump administration ordering the immediate grounding of all boeing 737 max planes while more information is gathered about the crash. >> we didn't have to make this decision today. we could have delayed it. we maybe didn't have to make it at all. but i felt it was important both psychologically and a lot of other ways. boeing is an incredible company. they are working very, very hard right now and hopefully they will very quickly come up with the answer. but until they do, the planes are grounded. >> the decision affecting thousands of travelers all across the u.s. there were long lines at airports wednesday as people scrambled to find new flights. the president says new information concerning the ethiopian crash led to the grounding of the max 8 and max 9 aircrafts. that includes disturbing similar i d ities between two dlid crashes. more from a

and then the book "american present: an undercover journey into the business of punishment." " indianapolisthe true story of the worst sea disaster in naval history and the fight to man."ate an innocent then a professor with his book "the end of myth, from the frontier to the border wall in the mind of america." sunday live coverage continues at 3:00 p.m. eastern with a journalist and his book "heartland: birth of a movement." a newsweek political correspondent with her book "golden handcuffs: the secret history of trump's women." and the book "a girl's guide to missiles." our coverage of the 11th annual tucson festival of books >> this weekend on book tv, author and political commentator heather mcdonald, and former fbi director andrew mccabe. sunday at noon eastern. heather mcdonald will take calls, facebook questions, sunday at 9:00 p.m. on "afterwards" andrew mccabe discussing his book "the threat." by new yorkiewed times reporter adam goldman. >> i spent a lot of time thinking about the decisions we made and the reasons behind those decisions, and how we thought about those decisions a

. >> there's not a description of the driver or the car but they will review the sure 1r5eu8 indianapolis cameras for leads -- surveillance cameras for leads. >> for someone not to stop when they take a life is terrible. >> ramirez's nephew left mourning. >> she was a great man. with a great heart. if he had to go an extra mile for someone he would do it. >> whoever did this, please come forward and talk about what happened. i understand it can be a shock moment, but you took someone from our family. >> police say any tip could lead to a big break in the investigation. >> new tonight, a bizarre crime in palo alto, a man entered a home through an unlock door. sat next to the female resident on her bed and tried to talk to her. >>> governor newsom is reassigning more than 100 national guard troops from posts in the mexico border. they will help protect california communities from wildfires. >> you can't go-around and weed whack all the grasses in the state down. you can do that tactically under transmission lines to cut down on the chances of random sparks causing a fire. >> the 110 guards

timing on that for everyone is during the daylight hours today, indianapolis also to tennessee and bys evening we watch those storms near cincinnati and down towards lexington. we're not done with this storm yet. >> scary moment. >> that's terrifying. >> you guys have never seen a within storm like what they saw yesterday in texas. i mean colorado was nuts yesterday in denver. snowing hard and 80 mile-per-hour winds. >> hopefully nobody got hurt in that. >>> still ahead a big day in the nfl as the free market officially opened. which players are on the move and who staying put? we'll tell you next in sports. we'll tell you next in sports. as when i have my, my downs and then i have to rely on my mom to come pick me up from work. we need to be connected on a regular basis. sometimes i get hundreds of texts from her and i'm like stop. i owe everything to her, she's my world. i love you mom. i love you too. (vo) there for you when it matters most. unlimited on the best network now comes with apple music on us. get a free galaxy s10e when you buy the new galaxy s10. only on verizon. but p

on top of indianapolis and now start sliding here into portions of western ohio. right now we're dry where we have the worst of the flooding out of the mississippi and missouri river but that will change. we'll still get one to two inches of rainfall out of this from kansas city to columbia. then the mississippi river picking up another two inches of rain. the water levels would stay up higher for a little bit longer. also give you a soaking friday throughout much of the ohio valley. let's take you into your weekend outlook. here's friday. showing you where the rain is there from st. louis to kansas city to ohio, cleveland. rain arriving in areas of pennsylvania and southern tier of new york. we had a snowstorm for you in areas of wyoming. back side of this storm is chilly. on saturday we take this storm still lingering in the ohio valley. some thunderstorms and rain down through areas of arkansas. we'll get a warm day along the east coast. then as we go through sunday that's when the rain will cool us off in areas of the east coast. middle of the country is quiet

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he was injured for parts of it and then the indianapolis colts released him before the season was over. despite that, turbin invited three time olympic gold medalist will claye, and his former college teammate and current n-f-l player bobby wagner to join him. <(9:54:06-28 i have been through many many challenges in my life and to get through them and to get to where i'm at, and to throw in the towel now you know i would have been very hypocritical. i would be a very hypocritical person and that would be going against everything i ever said to any person. any high school kid."> ( robin ) the game raised 10 thousand dollars for irvington's athletic program as well as turbin's foundationcalled "running for you".. which puts money into research for cerebral palsy and m-s. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... the paradise high school baseball team got a special invite to oracle park after so many suffered extreme losses in the camp fire. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. < ella: i'm ella sogomonian - we've been telling you a lot about kron-on.. t

the heisman trophy winning quarterback out of oklahoma in indianapolis this weekend... he will not be running or throwing for scouts, however, he has been going through the interview circuit. today marked his first press conference since declaring for the nfl draft and turning down a contract from the a's. he says he's all in on the nfl, but he was asked if bryce harper's 330-million dollar contract has sparked any second thoughts about saying no to baseball. "how much money is that a year? ok. all right. everybody makes a big deal about it because it says 300 million dollars. i mean, it's... there's quarterbacks making more money than them a year. i don't... now to those who decided to stick to baseball-- stomper and the a's in arizona... facing the rockies. --infielder jurrickson profar is someone to keep an eye on this year... and here's why... bottom of the 6th--a's up 4-2...profar...laun ches one opposite field. 2-runs come in... and the a's go on to win 6-3. and finally, we want to and finally, we want to mention, warriors 76ers tomorrow night in a p

and over in the gridiron, in indianapolis, john gruden and mike mayoc are starting to hone in on whot pick. here's scott bayer with more. >> quinton williams hadn't met with the oakland raiders when he took the podium behind me on saturday afternoon but he will later on in this process. but john kbruden agruden at anye to meet with him to fall in love wi guy. a former rusher who creates absolute havoc on the interior. if he is available when the raiders are on the clock at number four i would be absolutely shocked if he doesn't end up in silver and black. >> and in the 49ers camp, speculation is increasing about the possibility of kyler murray going to the arizona cardinals. that would open up options for the 49ers. here's matt maiocco on who san francisco is considering. >> for most of the past year, it's been a foregone conclusion that nick bosa would be the overall pick. with murray checking in at over 5'10", it looks like he's going to be the choice at number one. where does that leave nick bosa? perhaps for the 49ers at number two. the 49ers have a decision to make. bosa or alle

. >>> the nfl combine, aka the underwear olympics, continued today in indianapolis. wide receivers ran today. jon gruden, you know the raiders have always loved speed so he was probably impressed with ohio state's paris campbell, blazing at 4.31 in the 40. fastest at the combine so far. te niners could also use some speed at wideout. with the second overall pick, louis riddick tells us who the 49ers should be focusing on at the combine. >> look, if arizona goes ahead ad draft kyler murray, then you've got guys like nick bosa sitting right there. you've got guys like josh allen sitting right there. you've got rashon gary right there, quinnen williams right there. they have their pick of guys who you would project to be game-changing pass rushers. the 49ers need that desperately. so if i'm them, i'm hoping arizona takes kyler murray because then i have my pick. >>> the new $330 million man was introduced today. bryce harper hugged by the philly phanatic. harper made just one mistake and that turned into a meme saying he wants nothing more than to win a title for d.c.,

she's 6'3" and fired up about running for indianapolis city council.a vip guest at happy hour for young democrats, but two other women candidates stopped by for moral support. >> is there like a support system among the women candidates? >> sisterhood is alive and well. >> reporter: record-breaking 2018 wins are now inspiring more women to become candidates. >> seeing women step up to run for everything from township board all the way up through now seeing multiple women now run for president, it's all influencing me and showing me we can do this. >> reporter: and do this they are. at run for something, a group that recruits and trains young progressives like ali to run for local and state office, nearly 5,500 women have signed up to potentially run just since the november election. extraordinary, given the results of a new survey. >> women need to be asked to run for office seven times before they agree. >> reporter: seven times? where as men just dive in. >> they sign up. >> reporter: the political system has always not been super welcoming to women

indianapolis at 70. making our way during the day tomorrow and we get into the 70s in moston loca high of 73 in the city. mostly cloudy skies. more sun to the south. but even there a lot of cloud cover, too. a very nice day ando i like call it fantastic friday. any time our fridays are this nice. 51 degrees early. 66 atrecess. 73 by the time you are picking up the kids, so a really nice afternoon. so you may still need the jacket early on. but that jacket, you will not need it during the afternoon. look at saturday. 75. we see shower activity on sunday but not a lot. this is not a big storm. but what i will do is bring through rather breezy conditions. e will 55 in the morning. 40 in the afternoon with windchill in the 50s. mondayra high temre 54. as we move through the middle of the next week, temperatures moving in the right direction. again back into the mid-60s by the end of next week. >>> a lot of people concerned tonighyour stomach >> a lot of people are concerned. a lot of people are concerned abo

. >>> well, the founder of a coffee shop in indianapolis jumped into action to save a life, and it happeneder hosting a training class on how to use the opiate over dues reversal drug narcan. foxes mike sullivan has the story. >> a pair of city hands pride making coffee colmer when saving a life. this set belongs to josie. >> i don't know that person, but she was young and like hopefully she did not want to die that day. >> reporter: she's the founder of rabble coffee on the east side. the shop playing host to a training group on saturday. >> we teach folks how to identify an overdose. how to reverse one if they see one, and some tips and tricks on how to avoid one before it happens. >> each person walking away with a dose just in case. >> i think it's really important to get this in the hands of as many people as possible. >> reporter: training had ended around 2:30. her customers looked outside. >> is that someone had dropped off a body outside burger king. >> reporter: witnesses say the young man laid motionless against the wall, a shoe toss up on his lap, possible 30. 14 people watching

f indianapolis where he served as the superintendent.e isrd the t chancellor under mayor muriel bowser. >>> happening today, michael cohen makes return to capitol hill. >> this will be his fourth day of testimony before lawmakers, t it will be behind closed doors. you'll remember last week during a public tny cohen told lawmakers that president trump was a racist, a liar and a cheat. he even said the presidente broe law while he was in office. that testimony along with two other days ofoo closed hearings led lawmakers to request cohen come back todal he'lpeak to members of the house intelgence committee. cohen has been found guilty of lying to congress, so many lawmakers think he has a credibility problem, but cohen says all of his lying was done onreehalf of psident trump. the president dens all of the allegations cohen has made against him. >>> today, a coalition of muslim and jewish aroups will release letter of support for congresswoman omar. she is one of the first twoenuss limb w elected to congress. she has drawn fire from conserv

moving over to the nfl-- both the 49ers and raiders busy in indianapolis this week scouting future players at the combine. but this week, we at kron4 were able to catch up with some nfl legends. ed white, kellen winslow, dick butkus, john riggins, and mike haynes recently joined us in studio... on behalf of the organization-- fairness for athletes in retirement. they are speaking out for about 4,000 nfl'ers who retired before 1993... and seeking benefits that are on par with other professional leagues and modern day players. --we'll be airing snippets of these interviews throughout the week and you can see them in their entirety tonight on bay area sportsnight, available only on the kron-on app. -but until the, white and winslow, shining a light on their organization's mission <> (ken) <> (ken) coming up at six.. the latest on the abrupt end to the trump - kim summit in vietnam.. and the criticism over the president's comments about the american hostage who was held in north korea. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begi

tiny chance of these showers near indianapolis now, could pact the northern end of the shenandoah valleyin chances for todayndnd tomorrowor saturday, are confined to the shenandoah valley. not mfh in the way a rain chance, until we get to saturday night. saturday morning, dry. saturday early evening, dry. rain moves in before you wake up on sunday morning. here's your ten-day outlook then. sunshine and 64 today. 7 tomorrow. a lot more clouds arounday but g drive. 75 saturday. you get the peak blooms out. mostly dry weather, those blooms ought to last for fe or six days, at least. melissa mollet, a good morning you. >> taking a look at the roads. brand-new problem here on in virginia. this is northbound at prince william parkway.n crash the left side. the main lanes, we see the slowdowns this morning. 68 miles per hour is to take you eight minutes if you're headed outbound, same situation. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, looking good. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> a new program at an illinois jail is bringing -- giving both dogs and inmates a fresh start. the inmates train t

the heisman trophy winning quarterback out of oklahoma in indianapolis this weekend...owing for scouts, however, he has been going through the interview circuit. today marked his first press conference since declaring for the nfl draft and turning down a contract from the a's. he says he's all in on football, but he was asked if bryce harper's 330-million dollar contract has sparked any second thoughts about saying no to baseball. "how much money is that a year? ok. all right. everybody makes a big deal about it because it says 300 million dollars. i mean, it's... there's quarterbacks making more money than them a year. i don't... now to those who decided to stick to baseball-- stomper and the a's in arizona... facing the rockies. --jurrickson profar is someone to keep an eye on this year... bottom of the 6th--a's up 4-2...profar...launches one opposite field. 2-runs come in... and the a's go on to win 6-3. and finally, we want to mention, warriors playing the 76ers tomorrow night in a primetime showdown. kron4 has got you covered on the champs. jason duma

the mall is highly popular along members of indianapolis similarly community. they tell me they are proud to be represented by ilhan omar, an immigrant like them. >> we will support her 100%. she should not fear anybody, she should not fear any group in those what she is doing. >> put him believe it is anti-semitic. fellow jews and muslims and everybody else, we coexist. >> in washington, ilhan omar drew an intense battle after suggesting american support for israel was all about the benjamin's, baby. a reference to $100 bills. and for remarks she made about aipac, a pro-israel lobby group. >> i want to talk k about political influence in this country that says it is ok for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country. i want to o ask, why is it ok fr me t to talk about the influence of t the nrara or fossilil fuel industries or big pharma and not talk about a powerfull lobbying group that is influencing policy? >> comments some think play dangerously on anti-jewish stereotypes. the director of the jewish community relations council in minnesota met with

. >>> now for the nfl scouting combines, they're underway in indianapolis.lier this month detroit lions head coach matt patricia joked that jon gruden and the raiders would be a better fit for the hbo series hard knocks than his team. gruden returned serve yesterday. >> i appreciate matt patricia, my friend, offering that up to me, but with that beard that patricia has, he's going to be a star. he's going to be one of the future television stars. i'd be surprised if monday night football doesn't put him upstairs in the future. >> i've often wondered what it would be like to grow a face pillow like that. >> that's in that. >> it has its own zip code. >> i wonder what it would really be like to make jon gruden mad. >> i don't want to be on the receiving end of that scowl, interesting. >> i don't think he wants to be on that documentary, does he? >> it's a documentary based on getting sad teams trying to make it back. >> it's a great show, but i can see that it's stressful. >> no one wants to be on it, not if you're really good. >> thanks, vern. >>> it's anothe

he comes to the district from indianapolis where he served as school superintendent. he also worked as chief of staff and holds a masters from george washington. he is the third chancellor under mayor muriel bowser. >>4:08. be extra careful on the parkway this mornplg. s to repair the many potholes were postponed. we told you the road could besh ting down for the repairs yesterday morning. e thequipment that was needed kroke. the national p service tells us they're not sure when those repairs will be rescheduled. we'll keep you updated,. thou >> that's no good if the equipment that's going to repair thehe potholes for broken roads is broken. >> you think somebody could let them borrow one. >>> we're getting a better look at how retail giant amazon will develop. arlington county just released details of its agreement with amazon. >> it lays out a timeline for the next 15 years growth to get a slice of the hotel revenue, amazo needs to occupy about 64,000 square feet to give you an ia that's the size of the white house. by july of 2021, amazon needs to grow more occupyi

ese are the highs today, 71, indianapolis, 72 in lexington. so, yeah, we'll get into that warmer air during t. day tomorr high temperature of 70 tomorrow. 71 on friday. 70% chance of showers. off and on during the day. not a washout. saturday, high of only 54. sunday, a high of only many of you to the north and west will stay in the 40s. a little bit of a wd chill out there, too, so it will be chilly for st. patty's day. all next week will be low average. average high next week will be about 56. a few degre below average monday, tuesday and wednesday. it's a cool one. but tomorrow and iday, nice and warm. >> some of the first flowers already coming up. >> they want to pop out, don't they? >> yeah, they do. thank you, doug. >>> coming up, the wizards with some magic here at home. >>> plus, fr agency is officially here, folks.nd the redskins keeping a future hall or famer he in town.re you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve

nexstar is in talks t sell two more stations in indianapolis. all three stocks fell. nexstar was off a fraction tanga and scripps was down close to 3% each. >>> ford plans to n build a factory in michigan for autonomous vehicles. the new facilit e isected to open in the necessary two years. it's part of the automaker's plan to focus on se e-driving anctric cars. the stock fell 2% to $8.51. >>> president trump traveled to ohio today just days after pressuring general motors to reopen a plant in that state. the automaker's factory closed earlier this month and the town of lordstown is feeling the impact. here'srank. >> reporter: outside of this now closed factory where general motors made the chevy cruze, a shrine of hope left by some of the thousands of workers who made their living here. >> you just don't replacehese jobs. >> reporter: ryan mccabe, a husband and father of six w id off from the lordstown, la ohio, after 19 years. >> your family has worked at general motors, youras family retired from general motors, and you're the last one there. then all of a sudden i

he comes to the district from indianapolis where he served as thesuperintendent. is the third chancellor of mayor murie ibowser. >> will soon be illegal to smoke on pat yoes of most restaurants and bars in montgomery county that goes for vaping, too. smoking will be banned anywhere food is served. they can designate rooftops. it a carries 50 dollar fine. >>> maryland is one step closer to becoming t fst state to ban styrofoam food containers. a bill that passed the senate yesterday now moves on to the house. styrofoam is bad for the environment because it's not bio degradable. styrofoam can be recycled. half of marylanders live in the area with styrofoam bans and many in the d.c. area. the bill makes it -- this bill makes it atatewide rule. so that's the difference. >>> happening today, michael cohen makes his return to capitol hill. >> this will be his fourth day ofestimony before lawmakers, but it will be behind closed doors again. you'll rememr last week during a public testimony cohen told lawmakers that president trump das a racist, liar and a cheat. he even

very gusty winds, 80-mile-per-hour winds and then we're concerned about severe storms reaching indianapolis, nashville, birmingham and jackson, mississippi. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the need for speed. the new american car that's just too powerful for the road. >>> but first the breaking news overnight. the reputed mob boss killed in new york. >>> a closer look at the new report claiming wireless >>> we're back with a close call on this highway near a small airport in canada. that plane nearly slamming into a truck just before going down on the side of the road near toronto. the plane apparently overshot the runway, but the two people on board were not injured. >> thankfully. >>> now to breaking news here in new york where police say a reputed mob boss has been found murdered. someone shot francesco cali in front of his home on staten island. police say a truck was seen fleeing the scene but no arrests have been made. prosecutors believe cali known as frankie boy was the leader of the notorious gambino crime family, the same family john gotti ruled over in

. >>> the nfl combine, aka, the under wear olympics continue today in indianapolis.n loves speed. fastest of the combine so far. niners they could use wide receiver, they could use a lot of things with second overall pick. told us who the 49ers should be focusing on. >> if they draft you have guys sitting right there. and they have their pick of guys who you would project to be game changing pass rushers, the 49ers need that desperately. if i am them, i am hoping arizona takes kyler maury. >>> the new $330 million man, bryce harper, there is philly fanatic. he made one mistake, nothing more to win a title for d.c., the place we just left. >> going to win and play hard and play well. that's what it is all about. we want to bring a title back to d.c. >> oopsie. season opener for the san jose earthquakes. didn't like the rest of the half. the impact scored two unanswered goals. for montreal and they win it 2-1. >> the nba all star game was in charlotte. dion used to live in we recorded dion's reaction. so you will see her picture in picture. enjoy. >>> we were told abou

he was injured for parts of it and then the indianapolis colts released him before the season was over that, turbin invited three time olympic gold medalist will claye, and his former college teammate and current n-f-l player bobby wagner to join him. <(9:54:06-28 i have been through many many challenges in my life and to get through them and to get to where i'm at, and to throw in the towel now you know i would have been very hypocritical. i would be a very hypocritical person and that would be going against everything i ever said to any person. any high school kid."> the game raised 10 thousand dollars for irvington's athletic program as well as turbin's foundation "running for you".. which puts money into research for cerebral palsy and m-s. ( james ) police say they busted a large west coast credit card "skimming" ring in sacramento. deputies say the men planted a camera on the a-t-m pinpads where a potential victim would punch in their number. after the man installs the camera at the a-t-m he comes back to add the skimming device. the men are accused of stealing credit card inform

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 a baby brother this is we believe the secretary but his brothers of choice would brothers in congress and this is how little known years i couldn't remember just now i'm going to remember and 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 and this is what he's in now does the rest correspondent thank you catherine. 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 i'm a six hundred and some think more days to go almost thanks for watching the next time. this weeks of thrice a new method of cremation is helping him to tradition become more enlightened mentally friendly and we visit a danish community and who have taken sustainability to new heights just to and then

he was injured for parts of it and then the indianapolis colts released him even before the season wasbut helping people is his passion.(9:54:06-28 i have been through many many challenges in my life and to get through them and to get to where i'm at, and to throw in the towel now you know i would have been very hypocritical. i would be a very hypocritical person and that would be going against everything i ever said to any person. any high school kid."with quitting no longer an option turbin invited three time olympic gold medalist will claye. he also brought his teammate from college and then with the seattle seahawks bobby wagner to join him.wagner says turbin's biggest muscle.is his heart.(9:55:29-49- bobby wagner/seattle seahawks--"i've known him for a while now. and that's the type of person he's been for his life. whenever he has adversity he always thinks about other people and not himself and this event of his is indicative of that. shows the kids that no matter what you got going in life, keep fighting and good things will happen for you."turbin's future nfl is up in the air

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 a baby brother this is where we believe the secretary but his brothers of choice would brothers in congress and this is how little known years i couldn't have heard just now i'm going to remember and you will get to know them better next year. really 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 i'm a six hundred and some think more days to go almost. see the next time. at night in a stall camps have been somali moms patrolled streets police ski and. the like of which to me i'm tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. if they don't have. a duty to look out for a bit

the heisman trophy winning quarterback out of oklahoma in indianapolis this weekend...e running or throwing for scouts, however, he has been going through the interview circuit. today marked his first press conference since declaring for the nfl draft and turning down a contract from the a's. he says he's all in on the nfl, but he was asked if bryce harper's 330-million dollar contract has sparked any second thoughts about saying no to baseball. "how much money is that a year? ok. all right. everybody makes a big deal about it because it says 300 million dollars. i mean, it's... there's quarterbacks making more money than them a year. i don't... now to those who decided to stick to baseball-- stomper and the a's in arizona... facing the rockies. --infielder jurrickson profar is someone to keep an eye on this year... and here's why... bottom of the 6th--a's up 4-2...profar...laun ches one opposite field. 2-runs come in... and the a's go on to win 6-3. and finally, we want to mention, warriors playing the 76ers tomorrow night in a primetime showdown. kron4 h

there are fifteen thousand homeless people around indianapolis and there are not enough people to lovem back."> (justine) the pizza shop continues to look for volunteers, as it continues to grow. as we anxiously await opening day, we're whetting our appetite with some cactus league action down in arizona...our first look of the year at the giants and the a's... let's start with the giants visiting the rolorado rockies at "salt river fields at talking stick"... near scottsdale... bottom 5th... nolan arenano... yes he tortures the giants in the spring too... 2-run home run off steven okert... 4-1 rockies bottom 7th... pat valaika takes jose lopez deep for another 2-run homer... 6-2 rockies this one was not pretty for the giants...9-3 colorado the final score now to the other bay area team... the a's... beautiful day at tempe diablo stadium... the home of the los angeles angels bottom 3rd... mike trout... takes marco estrada deep and out for a 2-run home run (albert pujols followed it with a solo job to make it 3-0 angels) the bright spot for the a's was pitcher tanner anderson... who str

he was injured for parts of it and then the indianapolis colts released him before the season was overturbin invited three time olympic gold medalist will claye, and his former college teammate and current n-f-l player bobby wagner to join him. <(9:54:06-28 i have been through many many challenges in my life and to get through them and to get to where i'm at, and to throw in the towel now you know i would have been very hypocritical. i would be a very hypocritical person and that would be going against everything i ever said to any person. any high school kid."> the game raised 10 thousand dollars for irvington's athletic program as well as turbin's foundation "running for you".. which puts money into research for cerebral palsy and m-s. ( james ) coming up at 7 o'clock ... southwest is celebrating its first flight to hawaii. the other cities in california that could soon fly to the area. ( james ) plus ... the paradise high school baseball team got a special invite to oracle park after so many suffered extreme losses in the camp fire. ( james ) and warren buffett is challenging people

he was injured for parts of it and then the indianapolis colts released him even before the season wash many many challenges in my life and to get through them and to get to where i'm at, and to throw in the towel now you know i would have been very hypocritical. i would be a very hypocritical person and that would be going against everything i ever said to any person. any high school kid."with quitting no longer an option turbin invited three time olympic gold medalist will claye. he also brought his teammate from college and then with the seattle seahawks bobby wagner to join him.wagner says turbin's biggest muscle.is his heart.(9:55:29-49- bobby wagner/seattle seahawks--"i've known him for a while now. and that's the type of person he's been for his life. whenever he has adversity he always thinks about other people and not himself and this event of his is indicative of that. shows the kids that no matter what you got going in life, keep fighting and good things will happen for you."turbin's future nfl is up in the air but his feet have always been on solid ground.michelle stone is

he was injured for parts of it and then the indianapolis colts released him before the season was overgold medalist will claye, and his former college teammate and current n-f-l player bobby wagner to join him. have been through many many challenges in my life and to get through them and to get to where i'm at, and to throw in the towel now you know i would have been very hypocritical. i would be a very hypocritical person and that would be going against everything i ever said to any person. any high school kid.">( james ) the game raised 10 thousand dollars for irvington's athletic program as well as turbin's foundation "running for you".. which puts money into research for cerebral palsy and m-s. ( will ) fire fighters in atherton rescued a kitten stuck in a water drainage pipe. these are pictures of the kitten and the firefighters. a woman called police after hearing the kitten crying. it was stuck 14 feet below a concrete walking deck. the pipe was only 4 inches wide. it took firefighters and animal control about an hour to get the kitten out of the pipe. the firefighter who rescue

. >> there are 15,000 homeless people around indianapolis and not enough people to love and help them back up. >> good on them. people want on chance. i'm hungry. >> let's go get some. >>> "newsroom" starts right now. >> very good morning to you. >> house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump in her words is not wort impeaching without bipartisan support. not everyone agrees, especially in her only party. pelosi saying, quote, unless there's something to compelling that it divides the country and he's just for the worth it. manu, not a particularly popular statement, but privately many have been saying there for some time. >> and pelosi has been signaling this for some time. she's been clean she's leery going down the impeachment road, worried that it would tack out all the oxygen in the room. in the senate you need two thirds of a majority, and the senate is still control by republicans. that means at least 20 republicans would have to defect if all democrats voted to convict, so why go through an impeachment effort that would not be successful. that's the view of a number of dem

moving over to the nfl-- both the 49ers and raiders busy in indianapolis this week scouting future playersut this week, we at kron4 were able to catch up with some nfl legends. ed white, kellen winslow, dick butkus, john riggins, and mike haynes recently joined us in studio... on behalf of the organization-- fairness for athletes in retirement. they are speaking out for about 4,000 nfl'ers who retired before 1993... and seeking benefits that are on par with other professional leagues and modern day players. --we'll be airing snippets of these interviews throughout the week and you can see them in their entirety tonight on bay area sportsnight, available only on the kron-on app. -but until the, white and winslow, shining a light on their organization's mission "my offensive line, we had a reunion five years ago. three quarters of the offensive line had dementia, parkinson's or alzheimer's. and it was like 'whoa.'" "the thing that we really we want to focus on is that this is something that's been going on for a long time in collective bargaining agreements between

portions of the midwest, originally from illinois, portions of ohio, there's snow moving through indianapolisolder air, you start to talk about chance of severe weather, this is future radar. the big heavy rains, that's northern portion of this, running through ohio river valley and southern edge of this we see chance of severe thunderstorms, that happening as there's a little bit more heat as you run further south. this isn't a real big threat but we are looking at least slight threats of portions nashville and further to the south. again, the biggest concerns are the winds up to 50 miles an hour, hail, possibly isolated tornado, something to be paying attention, been such a soggy six weeks, we see the heaviest rain now moving across ohio river valley, ohio, pennsylvania, all of that closed down in mississippi river and they are still dealing with flooding, these are the flood advisories across large portions of the country, upper midwest, but all of this eventually has to work its way down to mississippi and everything here highlighted in green, flood warnings and watches, flooding still is

he's been superintendent of i understand indianapolis public schools. he earned his master's degree from george washington university. he says he has visited every school in the district and is ready to be their chief champion. >>> intense reaction to the hbo cumentary, two men come forward and accuse michexl jackson ofl abuse. >> ahead we'll hear more of oprah'sxplosive interview with the accusers as she shares her takeaway. >>> a medical marvel, a man becomes the second ever whoap ars to be cured of hiv. a closer look at the treatment and impact. >>> t storm team 4 tracki bitter blast that's about to hit us, how low wind chills go and when we'll warm up. >> here's tommy mcfly. >> did you know thaty "be hills 90210" was almost based in potomac? i'm tommy mcfly with your celebrity 60. first hold ,everythi "game of thrones" season eight trailer is out. you see all the cast, all .ressed up for wint superfans are all over the internet analyzing every frain trying tod hidden meanings. >>> kylie jenner is thet young billionaire, at 21 she beat mark zuckerber

the mayor of indianapolis was asked why is he there? i wasn't invited. hand members of congress to have constituents, if one of them doesn't meet with their constituents i would be surprised to hear it. it is an opportunity to meet and greet americans who care about foreign policy. i saw howard shultz, hundreds of members of congress, there were a lot of people there and members, bill diblasio was there, they were not invited to speak. shannon: they made a public break with not going. the jerusalem post, keep an eye on next year's conference when candidates will not brushoff aipac without planing why and might be less inclined to do so, reaching out to independent voters. >> it is the tradition that the candidates come in an election year. what happened in 2016 in previous elections, it's not rare. i'm fully confident democratic candidates will come next year and address the conference. you didn't see any democratic candidates boycott this year's conference. >> a number of them put out statements and tweets >> there might have been one, but the majority

the heisman trophy winning quarterback out of oklahoma in indianapolis this weekend...nning or throwing for scouts, however, he has been going through the interview circuit. today marked his first press conference since declaring for the nfl draft and turning down a contract from the a's. he says he's all in on football, but he was asked if bryce harper's 330-million dollar contract has sparked any second thoughts about saying no to baseball. "how much money is that a year? ok. all right. everybody makes a big deal about it because it says 300 million dollars. i mean, it's... there's quarterbacks making more money than them a year. i don't... now to those who decided to stick to baseball-- stomper and the a's in arizona... facing the rockies. --jurrickson profar is someone to keep an eye on this year... bottom of the 6th--a's up 4-2...profar...launches one opposite field. 2-runs come in... and the a's go on to win 6-3. and finally, we want to mention, warriors playing the 76ers tomorrow night in a primetime showdown. kron4 has got you covered on the champs

american prison, reporter's undercover journey into the business of punish: author lynn vincent with indianapolis, the true story officer the worst sea disaster in u.s. enable history and the 50 years fight to exonerate an minute unanimous. then greg grand inwith the book, the end of myths from the frontier to border wall in the mind of america. on sunday, our live coverage continues starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern, with journalist dave cullen and his book, parkland, birth our a movement. then news week national political correspondent, nina burley with her book, colden handcuffs, the secret history of trump's women. and author karen piper with her book, girl's guide to missiles. growing up in america res secret desert. watch our live coverage of the 11th annual tucson festival of books on booktv, on c-span2. >> this weekend, on c-span, president trump will speak at the annual conservative political, a conference, live saturday morning, at 11:30:00 a.m. eastern. then at 8:00. vermont senator bernie sanders, formally announcing his candidacy for president in brooklyn, new york, and live sunday morni

♪ daniel ♪ daniel >> reporter: this is one of the many songsll the be performing next week in indianapolis well. i'mex molette green in dria, back into you. ♪ >>> beautiful. >> that is very nice. a they've g nice big, full sound there. >> yeah, weish them well, too. >> they should be singing right now jingle bells if you look outside. we are tracking a quick wintery blast to start the weekend here. >> wet snowng faln local neighborhoods tonight. these are live pictures in gaithersburg. doug is back with the changes headed our way for the weekend. >>> the major security enhancements coming to more than 100 local schools. >>> breaking news just coming into the news room. cory smith is live with a plea from d.c. police in a dgerous shanoo >>> now at q 4:30 ack shot of snow to start the weekend. >> storm team 4 radar showng some wet or rain, depending on where you are over most of our area right now. let's check in with our chief meteorologist dg kammerer to t the latest. >> we have snow about area wide. the only exception well i down the southern zone, down around the norther neckut everyone

the snow will push into indianapolis, cincinnati, and pittsburgh.night, we see the snow encroaching new york, boston, and even into portland, maine. you can see again the heavy snow but the cold air on the back side of this that is really going to linger for a lot of places. in fact, 75% of the u.s. population is going to expect to have temperatures below freezing at at some point this week. you can see that big blast of arctic air really start to surge back down. take a couple of cities. let's start with chicago, for example. look at how cold it's going to get monday and tuesday. you're looking at a high temperature only in the teens! >> all right. bundle up! >> not anything anybody wants to hear. allison chinchar, thanks so much. we want to thank all of you for starting your morning with us today. >> we have much more in the next hour of "new day" and starts after the break. >> i want to introduce you to my family. we would be nothing without them. our four sons, our daughter, my own barbara bush. >> i think it's hard to imagine any family that is

indianapolis emergency crew jacked the vehicle up and pulled him to safety.ian: first it was new york, virginia proposed amazon hq 2 second headquarters might be in jeopardy. [chanting] jillian: here to weigh in on the big tech backlash is kurt the cyber guy. rob: governor cuomo in the state of new york this morning, he is trying to do a second chance for amazon to come to a new york suburb and these people in virginia, the protesters are shooting themselves in the head. when you win, when amazon does not come to your town, what did you win? we are talking about the most misunderstood story. jillian: you win less traffic congestion. >> great. it authority there. >> that same economic and put into that community will provide better roads and more subways and more buses and that is what i'm not understanding and the misunderstood issue having to do with there was a $3 billion set aside in the great state of new york. it was not that someone had $3 billion. it is with $27 billion we anticipate coming in. jillian: here's what activists take issue with, talking ne

a similar situation in indianapolis. this is the dccc saying to the democratic socialist, okay, cool. we're not gonna let anybody come after you, but you're not gonna come after us. we're going to have a truce and focus on holding the house, which will be difficult as it is. >> dana: this week former governor of colorado john hickenlooper said that he was asked if he would choose a woman as his vice president. he says why doesn't the women candidates if they're going to choose men. he took heat for it and then clarified. watch this. >> what i was trying to say, however inartfully, i was trying to say the question itself in some way discounts the probability that a woman will actually get the nomination. this is a diverse and powerful field of candidates, that's one of the reasons i'm proud to be a democrat. >> dana: he's actually more supportive of women than anybody would have thought. >> i'll tell you what, if the -- if you saying you took your mom to a pornographic film is not the worst thing you've said in a week, th