host: just in indianapolis -- jeff in indianapolis, democratic caller. caller: president biden should highlight his achievements on the economy because i think the best place we can be is coming out of a global pandemic. it caused a lot of disruption in the worldwide economy and president biden has gone the economy almost back to where was. you cannot say the economy is bad when you have a 3.6% unemployment rate. most people are working and there are plenty of jobs available. host: let's take that point. caller: it sounds like the biden kennedy -- the biden campaign has gotten through to one of their voters. but debbie has to convince independents and republicans who voted for him in 2020 but considering not putting for him in 2024. as we were talking about in those battleground states, we will take wisconsin as an example, blue-collar workers. he is in a situation where if he does not win over the color workers, the ones who are swing voters, that is a potential for him to not just lose wisconsin but the entire blue wall he won but hillary clinton did n

i moved to indianapolis a widow, three small children this school is where i made friends. just my children, but myself also >> reporter: you probably know a mom just like desean, hustling to get her kids out the door each morning, spending hours shuttling them around town and a mom who loved her kids' school >> this was community, not just a building it's not just a school >> reporter: but falling enrollment at indianapolis tis trick-run schools down 38% over the past decade, and the falling funding that comes along with that led the district to permanently close six buildings, including francis parker montessori, where they used to learn and fathgather was getting ripped away. it was a loss to the community, not to mention sleep the second and third graders not only have to go to new schools, but the best option to keep them in high-performing programs was to put them in different schools. >> we to have to get up earlier. it's more gas because i have to be in two lines. gas is high. >> reporter: drop-off lines, is that the worst part of the morning? >> i have to fight the

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so lincoln leaves springfield today and he goes to indianapolis, and here's what happened. it made sense in a newspaper kind of a way. and as i did it it was really exciting work. i a lot of different kinds of sources i quickly realized i had bitten off more than i could chew and. by the end of the 13 days of daily posts, we were using words like a post. this was kind of a bloggy exercise. it was only in the online york times, not in the paper. and i can talk about why in that era, the new york allowed this to even happen. it was kind of a miracle because history not really news but they thought the online new york times was so they didn't care what went in there. so they let us put. a lot of civil war history now, the online new york times is everything and the printed paper it's getting hard to even find it. so i wrote my 13 blog essays and got to the end and was exhausted, but i felt that something important had happened to me that loved this experience. got a little bit away from my more academic way of thinking, and that was a good feeling. not a bad feeling. i, i let

pence, by the way, there in indianapolis talking about the economy, but he was asked about the indictment specifically about a conversation that he had with president trump and also whether the former president should be indicted. very interesting because previously in this case when it comes to the january 6th case of the special counsel is investigating he had said very recently that he thought the conduct was reckless but not criminal. again, reiterating here that he feels that former president trump put himself above the constitution and that that is disqualifying for a candidate for president. so he's saying here that the 45th president, donald trump, should be disqualified from running for president. but he also said that he'd hoped it wouldn't come to this, that he wanted this left to the american people. obviously to determine there as they vote ahead in the election. of course pence a rival of donald trump in that election although he is polling significantly, significantly behind the former president. trump meanwhile is scheduled to be in court tomorrow after federal prosecutors

at a place called seville's in indianapolis.wouldn't go on stage. they had 13 people that had went up. this is like a bar and grill. and i mean everybody was getting booed off the stage. i'm just back there just drinking, looking. [ laughter ] when i went up, i made everybody laugh. and they loved me. and oh, man. then the next week i was on the radio. they put me on the radio. "come back for next winter, mike epps, one last week!" everybody was like, "oh, man, i heard you was going to be" -- you know what i did? i put on a suit. i got a little bougie. i went and put a suit on, and i wasn't drunk, and they booed me off the stage. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good lesson. you've got to be real -- they booed you off the stage? >> they booed me off, jimmy. so the next week, i got drunk again. looked like a bum. >> jimmy: and that worked better? >> it worked better. >> jimmy: did you ever get your $500? >> i got my $500. >> jimmy: you did get the $500. [ cheers ] >> i got my $500. >> jimmy: what a great thing that guy did for you

particularly late john who is now a pastor at a large presbyterian church in indianapolis to this day . and we have late-night conversations like fraternity brothers will have . talking about god. and at one point i noticed john wore a nice little gold cross around his neck and i asked him where he got it and he said it was from a catalog back in the day when youcould pick up the phone and order things . over the phone. and i said to him, i said i just decided i was associating with these christian people and i thought i was just going tobe christian to . and i said as i recount in the book i remember saying to john a couple different times remember give me that catalog and i want to order one of those crossesthat you wear . and one day in the cafeteria, in the fraternity as he was walking away he turned around and said don't forget give me that catalog, i want to get that cross and he said remember, you've got to wear it in your heart before you a wear it around your neck . and i felt in that moment that my mask had been pulled off. as i wrote in the book i realized he could tell i w

the first south african athletes to be admitted were gymnasts and my daughter in indianapolis must nevere situation in which, due to sanctions , athletes cannot take part in gymnasts being allowed to compete in france next year. russia has become a second home for you, where he strove to return year after year for everything. this time he visited different registries was enough for a book in which the journalist explored the topic of russian-south african relations, he was looking for points of contact between the two countries and peoples in the present and the distant past. i learned that the russians were the one to help us and on christmas day in 1900 three russians were killed fighting in the ranks. boers near the city of ukhta at that time the russian government could not officially intervene in the conflict and all the russians who arrived were volunteers, the russians also sent doctors and nurses to help the wounded in the boer war. the history of our culture is separated by thousands of kilometers; russians and south africans have much more in common. how may seem at first glanc

swift announced new tour dates for fall of 2024 in miami, new orleans, indianapolis, and toronto.your cell phone or connected tv. i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with this extraordinary moment in our nation's history. for the first time in our country's 247 years, a former president of the united states has been arraigned on criminal charges of trying to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. cbs news was inside the courtroom for the entire hearing, which lasted less than 30 minutes. the former president, in a blue suit and a red tie, appeared calm as he said aloud "not guilty." also in court today, six d.c. federal judges sitting in the back row, including one who said those who egged on the january 6th rioters, quote, stoked the flames of fear. the four-count indictment details donald trump's alleged criminal plot to hold on to power and overturn the 2020 presidential election. security was tight around the courthouse in d.c. just blocks from the u.s. capitol. there's a lot to get to tonight, and cbs's ro

december of 58 a group of 12 mostly a wealthy industrialist meeting in a hush-hush meeting in indianapolis. they decide to form a group and the purpose was to operate outside of the two-party system. to try to educate the party about the internal communist threat. i because in a way they looked at the republican party which was s probably the national natural home they thought the party was part of the left it was part of the communist movement essentially and it was hopeless. the way to push back is to teach people about the nature of the threat to the grassrootsob mobilization and education shocked people into a realization. anyway they started to form chapters that had a home chapter based in belmont, massachusetts they operated 20 person chapters one to hit the 20 person cap you had to form a new chapter of the chapters are pretty secretive. they had nondescript numbers or letters atse random xq yz. they were not supposed to communicate with one another they were supposed to be somewhat distinct entities that would communicate with the home office but not with each other. robert welch

if anyone asks you you tell them you are here on business in indianapolis. we do not want people to get wind of what we are up to. they were actually pretty successful for the first i would say two years at keeping it under wraps. there were a series of news articles in them 1950. in and they exploded in early 61 and became a theme frenzy. they were everywhere. they had basically come onto us. there trying to take us out. it was part of that attack. >> the civil society has some papers at brown university that apparently, were used to being in belmont massachusetts and when the society, they picked up and moved to appleton wisconsin and dumped all of their papers in a dumpster. i think near their headquarters. someone found these papers and then donated them to brown. they are now organized. finding aid. they are not like the papers in the carter library of course. there are big holes in it. these are just taken out of a dumpster. you know, you don't really know what you will get. there are some a lot of like messages from members who are writing into headqu

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>>> over the weekend and intense competition in indianapolis.is the mullet championship . 15 contestants showed up with the meanest and cleanest mullet , hoping to take home the grand prize. >> i have been rocking it for 28 years. >> i will tybee be at least on the stage. i am shocked. >> i guess he is the winner. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on. come on. how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you, everybody. i appreciate that. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause]

taylor swift is adding more show dates to her north american show in miami, new orleans, indianapolisonto. >> is not until next fall. know that. >> i hope i will be married next fall. >> will be talking about the store for the next year. >> yes. that's what they do now. it will last more than a year. >> i just realize elton john isn't the pandemic, and i get it. there is a four year tour at one point. i am exaggerating. >> never-ending tors. >> no kidding. >> will be talking about this for the next year. >> we will be on time. >> a very long time. >> fortunately, beyoncÉ is coming soon. >> we can talk with the renaissance. >> a different artist, if you would like. ask here is the export-oriented reprint dense fog's in the north bay. patchy drizzle. we will see a north bay train. not as yesterday, and hot inland. highs in the microclimate. the warming trend will begin. warmer along the peninsula and in the 70's on the coast. low 60's in the action. the city today, we will see more sunshine. the fog was thick in the district. light rain was falling at times. that is how much fog we had.

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he's going to be in the indiana state fair in indianapolis talking about the economy. then, took some questions, and of course, those questions were about this new indictment. again his former boss. let's take a listen. >> january 6th was a tragic day. and i've spoken and written about it extensively. i have nothing to hide. my god's grace, i believe we did our duty that day, fulfilled the oath that i'd taken to the constitution and to the american people. and the constitution is quite clear about the role of the vice president in the counting of electoral votes. it essentially says the vice president presides over a joint session of congress where the electoral votes that are certified by the states shall be opened and shall be counted. and irrespective of the indictment, i want the american people to know that i had no right to overturn the see election. and then on that day, president trump asked me to put him over the constitution. but i chose the constitution, and i always will. and i really do believe that anyone who puts themselves over the constitution should n

and if anyone asks you, you say you are here on business in indianapolis. we just don't want people to get wind of what we're up to they were actually pretty for the first i would say two years at keeping under there were a series of news articles about him in 1960 and then they exploded early 61 and became you know what we call today, a feeding frenzy. i mean they were everywhere. so and at that point, you know, they said, well, the communists have basically come on to us, including in the media. and, you know, they're just they're trying to take us out. so it was part of that that attack. so and your other. well, how was. oh, yeah, how was that? so yeah. so the birch society has some papers that are at brown university, but apparently so. its headquarters used to be a belmont, massachusetts. and when the birch society and the story is they they picked up and moved to appleton, wisconsin, and dumped all their papers in a dumpster behind, i think, near their headquarters. someone found these papers and then donated them to brown and so there are these these

area, it stretches from the ohio valley all the way down into parts of the deep south including indianapolis, st. louis, birmingham and atlanta. a few tornadoes will be possible, but damaging winds the most likely form of severe weather and some bowing segments are expected as this moves through indiana on into parts of ohio. now, that storm system works its way across the great lakes into the northeast for tomorrow. we'll have increasing moisture and increasing instabiity to make more widespread severe storms as this moves in along the interstate 95 corridor. this may time out with the p.m. rush as storms move through progressively. there will be a chance of damaging winds but also some tornadoes. we have torcons as high as 2s and 3s across the kreej. robert? >> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> russia launched more than 70 missiles and drones at ukraine overnight in one of the biggest assaults in recent weeks. an escalation of force after two russian ships were hit and damaged by drones in the black sea. cbs news foreign correspondent ramy inocencio is in odesa with the latest. >> reporter: ukrain

and if anyone asks you, you say you are here on business in indianapolis. we just don't want people to get wind of what we're up to they were actually pretty for the first i would say two years at keeping under there were a series of news articles about him in 1960 and then they exploded early 61 and became you know what we call today, a feeding frenzy. i mean they were everywhere. so and at that point, you know, they said, well, the communists have basically come on to us, including in the media. and, you know, they're just they're trying to take us out. so it was part of that that attack. so and your other. well, how was. oh, yeah, how was that? so yeah. so the birch society has some papers that are at brown university, but apparently so. its headquarters used to be a belmont, massachusetts. and when the birch society and the story is they they picked up and moved to appleton, wisconsin, and dumped all their papers in a dumpster behind, i think, near their headquarters. someone found these papers and then donated them to brown and so there are these these

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safety damar hamlin back on his hometown turf suiting up for a preseason match-up against the indianapoliseback is a major milestone after nearly dying in january, going into cardiac arrest following a tackle during a game against the cincinnati bengals. since then hamlin's road to recovery has repeatedly stunned just days after getting out of the hospital number 3 seen cheering his team on during the playoffs. >> what a beautiful, triumphant story that galvanized this entire nation >> reporter: three months later once again working out. and in july the team reported hamlin was a full go at training camp >> it's a roller coaster of emotion but i'm rooted in my faith. i'm rooted in, you know, the love of -- that i receive from my family, my teammates, and the love all around the world that just -- it keeps me going >> reporter: the bills safety has become a national beacon of hope and advocate for cpr and aed training at this summer's espys thanking the staff who helped save his life >> please welcome this year's recipient of the pat tillman award for service, the training staff of the buff

"the indianapolis star" reports indiana's near total abortion ban is now in effect. it comes after the indiana supreme court denied a request yesterday from the aclu and planned parenthood to rehear the case. the news sparked protests as the aclu called it a dark day in indiana's history. the republican-backed ban ends most abortions in the state, even in the earliest stages of pregnancy. >>> the "chicago tribune" says an illinois woman has been arrested by federal agents for allegedly threatening to shoot donald trump and his 17-year-old son barron trump. 41-year-old fraycy fiorenza is accused of sending threatening emails to a school in the plalm beach, florida, area school. that's where the former president at his primary residence. she's expected to be brought to florida to face charges. >>> and "people" is reporting that rihanna has something new to sing about. the magazine says the pop star/fashion mogul and her partner a$ap rocky have welcomed a second son. they are parents to a son born in may of last year. no details on the new arrival, but congratulations.

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we still have excessive warnings for indianapolis, kansas city, little rock. dallas, you saw a temperature of 110 today. hasn't been that warm since 2011. these are the hurricane hunters that flew into tropical storm franklin last night. tough job. lightning all over the place. this is important to get crucial data, and here's why. here it happens track now that we expect to see. it strengthened more again and shoot the gap between bermuda and the u.s. it will create rip currents and high surf hear on the east coast. meanwhile in the northwestern caribbean, this disturbance has a strong likely had ihood of becoming -- somewhere along the gulf. folks from florida to new orleans need to pay attention. marry are i? >> mary: the tropicals heating up as we head into peak season. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the image never seen before in american history that has become inescapable in every corner of the world. the georgia mug shot of former president trump splashed across media just minutes after it was released. trump and coconspirators charges. the trump ca

but a man near indianapolis says his sister died of water toxicity.t's when someone drinks too much water too fast. >> someone said that she drank four bottles of water in that 20 minutes. that's what you're supposed to drink in a whole day. >> there are certain things that can make somebody more at risk for it. but but the overall thing that happens is that when you have too much water and not enough sodium in your body, more than 65 million americans are now under heat alerts from california to florida today. >> it's expected to feel like 113 degrees in memphis, tennessee. and the national weather service is warning of extremely dangerous heat in parts of mississippi with feel-like temperatures up to 120 this weekend. in california, the heat is expected to peak sunday in los angeles county with triple digit temperatures to black lawmakers in tennessee who were expelled from the state house earlier this year have now won their seats back in a special election. >> democrats just ann jones and justin pearson were expelled by republican leadership in ap

back on home-town turf suiting up against the indianapolis colts.nearly dying in january, going into cardiac arrest, following a tackle during a game against the cincinnati bengals since then, hamlin's road to recovery has repeatedly stunned. just days after getting out of the hospital, number 3 seen cheering his team on during the playoffs >> what a beautiful, triumphant story that galvanized this entire nation. >> reporter: three months later, once again working out and in july, the team reported hamlin was a full go at training camp >> it's a rollercoaster of emotion. i'm rooted in my faith i'm rooted in the love that i receive from my family, my teammates, you know, and the love all around the world that just, it keeps me going. >> reporter: the bills safety has become a national beacon of hope an advocate for cpr training, at this year's espys, thanking the staff who saved his life >> please welcome this year's recipient. >> reporter: the crowd here returning the love hamlin's shown even during an unimaginable year. emilie ikeda, nbc news, new

usa gymnastics started its therapy dog program earlier this summer at a meet in indianapolis.y the third competition the dogs have been at. >> beacon and i have been at all three events, and we hope it's something that will continue because the athletes, you can -- you witness it. you witness those tense shoulders just relax. it's incredible. it's really something to see, and i'm really glad to be a part of it with beacon. >> it's been great, especially for a sport like gymnastics, where there can be a lot of pressure that athletes put on themselves. just to be able to see that friendly face and pet a dog, it's great therapy for anyone. >> yeah, i don't even have to see this in action. i'm a fan of the program. usa gymnastics says the program has been an instant hit with athletes, coaches, and judges. and beacon has become the unofficial mascot. >> now, are anthony flores is at s.a.p. center. he came in second as the unofficial mascot. they just wrapped up the awards ceremony. he's going to join us at 11:00. he's got complete coverage. you can watch who won on nbc bay area and

the conference has had its title game at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis since 2011, and its contract is set to expire after next year. the pac 12 has hosted their title game at allegiant stadium in the past two years and will again for a third year. however, the mass exodus of the conference could mean the pac 12 is out of luck. a city official told the las vegas review journal that talks are still in the preliminary stages. new at 11, a hiker who went missing in sequoia national park has been found in good health. bill roberts was reported missing on august 12th while backpacking on the john muir trail. the national park service says roberts accidentally deviated from his intended route while heading to meet his family this morning, roberts ran into another hiker and was able to use their tracking device to get back to safety. the park service urges people to use caution when hiking on california trails. san jose city council is considering the possibility of creating its own power company. the council will vote tomorrow if it should move forward with gathering more information on t

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area, it stretches from the ohio valley all the way down into parts of the deep south including indianapolisst. louis, birmingham, and atlanta. a few tornados will be possible. but damaging winds the most likely form of severe weather. and some bowing segments are expected as this moves through indiana on into parts of ohio. now, that storm system works its way across the great lakes into the northeast for tomorrow. we'll have increasing moisture and increasing instability to make more widespread severe storms as this moves in along the interstate 95 corridor. this may time out with a p.m. rush, as storms move through progressively, there will be a chance of damaging winds. but reece some also some tornadoes. we have torqcons as high as 2s and 3s across the region. robert? >> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> another deadly weekend after multiple mass shootings in america. gun violence in the nation's capital leaves two dead. overnight in texas, at least seven people were wounded after gunfire erupted at a nightclub. it happened in port arthur, about 90 miles east of houston. >>> russia launched mor

host: troy is in indianapolis. you say no. caller: correct. i cannot afford my medication. i kind of have to go through different providers. i even have to take out loans to pay old medical bills. my employer does not do a good job contributing to my health care. it is quite expensive. a good chunk of my paycheck goes to the insurance i have and my current medication, i have to figure out different ways -- host: >> >> we are going to dive into the history of american music. joining us in the library of congresses auditorium, susan vida, chief of the library's music division and james lentil, who is head of the reader services. what were we just listening to? >> we were listening to rhapsody in blue. aps written in 1924 -- eight piece written in 1924. it is a interesting story behind it because of the commission was discussed amongst the people involved. there was no specific date set for the premier. after they have talked about that a little while. about a year later he was reading the newspaper of january , 1924. he noticed a advertisement in the newspaper. that led gersh