he's indy car now. he just won the indy 500 in may. he's first american rookie to do so in 90 years. >> it's hard enough to getting a seat, how difficult is it of >> it's easier to make it in indy. it's not quite as exclusive. he thinks that really he's going to make a name for himself. >> so much in this gift card and we need to get through. >> i'm glad we're talking about this. this is the harvey tool set by armani. one of the things interesting to us armani makes took set. you open it up, you got a basic tool set. wrenches, pliers. >> i want to know what a fool set is doing in the gift guide? >> it is the most beautiful tool set that exist. >> that's a $1500. i might get 1 to do the work for me. >> i want to talk about one of my favorite ite these earrings >> they were made by a ninth generation jeweler. it's a load of flower design. >> what are spinell? what do you think about them >> i think for $78,000 i hope swum is paying. i can find out much more from jim in the gift card bloomberg.com. >> what was your favorite story? >> i le

we'll hear from fans and show you the sights and sounds of indy coming up tonight at 9 and 10. for now live in indianapolis - ekcbs58news. 3 3 and don't forget you'll see the packers game against houston right here on cbs 58 sunday. kickoff is at noon from lambeau field. and then right after the game, keep it here. our crew will bring you a special one hour postgame show. 3 still ahead: the latest packers injury report just released... what are the big 3 3 a funeral procession in eastern cuba today. thousands watched, some in tears, as the ashes of fidel castro were taken through the streets. streets.the longtime cuban leader died a week ago and his remains are being transported across the island from to capital city of havana to the counry's second largest city, santiago de cuba where sunday's funeral il despite america's differences with cuba under castro, two u-s officials will attend the funeral. 3 a building collapsed in downtown sioux falls, south dakota this morning. you can see the massive pile of rubble at what once was a restaurant. rescue crews pulled a 22-year old w

. >> a look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to indy bound, a group of independent bookstores affiliated with the american bookstore association. jd vance remembers growing up in and moving away from the appellation region. bernie sanders shares his experiences from the democratic primary and weighs in on current and political social issues. megyn kelly recalls her personal life and professional career in her memoir settle for more. bruce springsteen's memoir, born to run is next. a look at the nonfiction bestsellers according to indy bound continues with fox news host bill o'reilly and the recount of the defeat of japan during world war ii in killing the rising sun. daily show host trevor noah remembers his childhood and apartheid era south africa in the book born of crime. mary oliver reflects on her life as an author and poet in upstream. in between the world to me, last year's national book award winner, they give their thoughts on the current state of black america. anna kendrick presents the collection of essays in scrappy little nobody. that's a l

emma: and we spoke to the indy 500 winner alexander rossi. we test drove a ferrari through the canadian rockies. ♪ ♪ emma: welcome back to "bloomberg pursuits." i am editor-in-chief emma rosenbloom. i am here with guiseppe gonzales, the owner of suffolk arms in manhattan. >> we are talking about another beverage we are featuring in the magazine. it is one of my favorites. emma: it is a 300-year-old recipe. >> it was re-created by one of my favorite bartenders from london. it has a little bit of cognac, red wine, a splash of soda, grated nutmeg. it is easy to make and beautiful for cocktail parties. emma: perfect for the holidays. it smells delicious. it smells like christmas. thank you so much for being our host. cheers. jonathan: if "pursuits" is about spending your time and money well, what better way to spend it than in a ferrari? >> the mountains surrounding banff, canada, are a playground for adventurers and the luxury traveler. a ferrari will fit right in. the $232,000 convertible is aggressive to drive but supremely comfortable. it eve

there are some lucky fans, though, who will be in indy for the game.add matt and bright garaged from penn state in maim both will be glued to the game tomorrow. matt from this very spot, but bray. >> i got to wake up 5:00 o'clock, take the train to the, um, terminal and get on the flight and go see the game. >> he's not taking you were it. >> he's not. >> quite the friend he is, right. >> penn state on the outside looking in it one it can comes to play off for the national championship as least for now. >> i've been listening to sports talk radio all day. all the different scenarios how penn state has a chance to get toot championship. >> eileen minor is charter business running three buss from pennsylvania with about 150 fa fans. >> hey, you guys, on the bus, you excited about penn state this year? >> yes! >> in fact somewhere in ohio, they broke out in song. ♪ >> she says she'll do it again for penn state upcoming bowl game and this would take some real magic if the nittany lions were to play for national championship. >> demands for this was maze. >

memoir "settle for more", bruce springsteen's memoir "born to run", followed by "a look at trees", indyound continues with fox news host bill o'reilly and dugaard, "killing the rising sun", and remembering apartheid in south africa, "born a crime" and national book winner mary oliver as a poet, "upstream", and the last year winner gives his thoughts on the current state of black america. actress anna kendrick presents essays in "scrappy little nobody", that's a look at best sellers according to indy bound which represents book stores throughout the country. le of the authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> and this is book tv on c-span 2, 48 hours of nonfiction book authors every weekend. we like to visit college campuses and talk with professors who are also authors. we're at hillsdale college in michigan today visiting with professor gary wolfram, who wrote a capitalist manifesto, understanding the market

for now live in indy... if you're heading to lambeau for the packers-texans game.. remember to bring a new, unrapped toy for 'toys for tots. tots'.the packers are collecting the toys ?before? sunday's game.they'll announce just how much they collected in the second half.remember they're looking for gifts for kids from infants through the teenage years. 3 but if you're not going to the game... you can watch the packers take on the texans right here on cbs 58!after the game... stay tuned for a on cbs 58. 3 training police k- 9's....we take a look at how officers are used as professional decoys to get these dogs ready to track criminals.... 3 and three playful tiger cubs are having some fun on their first day in the public eye.... 3 3 police dogs need a lot of training before going out on patrol.and officers sometimes need to act like criminals for that training. training.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad shows us just how k-9 officers are trained... and meets the officers who take one for the team. off my property. -i don't got to go nowhere man. i don't got to go anywhere."a

penn state beats wisconsin in indy, though. an interesting conversation, because washington, i think, felt pretty secure, 31-point victory over an eighth-ranked colorado team. but now penn state, a two-loss big ten champion, which has been so impressive down the stretch, does have a head to head win over ohio state. lions fans will be howling that they belong in that bracket. >> kirk: the thing to remember about washington is why they looked great last night against colorado, the committee's going to continue to go back to their nonconference scheduling. they're 127th in the country with their nonconference schedule. that stands out to the committee, because if you put in a team like that, i think that sends a wrong message, even though they're conference champions. penn state is a wild card. i sat here thinking michigan could be that fourth team, but after being down 28-7 against wisconsin in indianapolis and fighting back and finding a way to win, i have no problem, personally, saying that penn state now moves to that four sp

penn state beats wisconsin in indy, though. and creates an interesting conversation, because washington, i think, felt pretty secure, 31-point victory over an eighth-ranked colorado team. but now penn state, a two-loss big ten champion, which has been so impressive down the stretch, does have a head to head win over ohio state. lions fans will be howling they belong in that bracket. >> kirk: the thing to remember about washington is why they looked great last night against colorado, the committee's going to continue to go back to their nonconference scheduling. they're 127th in the country with their nonconference schedule. that stands out to the committee, because if you put in a team like that, i think that sends a wrong message, even though they're conference champions. penn state is a wild card. i sat here thinking michigan could be that fourth team, but wisconsin in indianapolis and fighting back and finding a way to win, i have no problem, personally, saying that penn state now moves to that four spot. you look at their n

we have indy this week. a good football team, well coach said. good quarterback.ady for them. >>> hepping raise awareness for a good cause. on sunday night football the cowboys ezekiel elliott decided to celebrate a touchdown by jumping right there into an oversized salvation army kettle 378 this morning salvation army says it received $182,000 in donations in the 12 hours following elliott's celebration which is an increase over the similar time period next week. elliott will be making a donation to the group as well. >> so more jumping in the kettle. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 a car full of christmas presents stolen. and i'm making sure family's christmas isn't ruined. >> everyone's in the spirit of giving. >>> we definitely well and you'll be able to see not only clear skies tonight but into tomorrow morning. note this is temperatures not as cold into tuesday morning. we sld a mix of mid-30s to low 40s. rainfall returns on friday. we'll be dry on saturday and a few possible showers christmas night into friday. and wet and wipdy through california all the wa

deadly warehouse fire in california.we're getting late word of a wisconsin connection. 3 heartbreak in indy... but still plenty to play for.where the badgers are heading this bowl season... and who they're playing... coming up in sports. 3 ad lib ???break??????break??? 3 3 the fear of many...is really confirmed dead after that horrible warehouse fire in oakland california. california.80-percent of the charred remains of the building still need to be searched...so that number could rise even more.there was a dance party going on inside the old warehouse when the fire erupted.joel shanahan...a d-j based out of madison...was at that party.his friends are thankful he survived. "it's very sad, it's very devastating, a lot of friends lost a lot of good friends and people out there." there.""i'm obviously relieved that he's ok, and very sad that and very sad for everyone going through this, it's a nigh" nightmare."officials say this is one of the deadliest fire in oakland california's history. donald trump is filling his cabinet... but one decision he has yet to make.who will be secretary of state

you also see this too, badgers and nittany lions fans are making there way to indy. and if you're sitting at home and thinking about driving down, there's some good new they don't expect a sell out city says they are ready for a lot of fans. "even if its not going to be a packed house at lucas oil stadium on saturday night- there will still be thousands of people who come to town and spend their money and time in downtown indianapolis." ben thanks brandon you can watch the big 10 championship right here on fox6. coverage from indianapolis kicks off tomorrow at 6 p-m. packers quarterback aaron rodgers appearing on the team's injury report today... his but up next... a former kindergarten teacher is sentenced after being convicted of having sex with a teenage boy. how much time she'll spend in prison. plus... closures coming to the mitchell interchange.... how crashes have prompted the work that needs to be done -- just z26zqz zvpz a teacher will spend two years in prison for having sex with a ultimate trust. beverly taylor has this report from the courtroom. "she prey

brandon cruz is live in indy with a preview of the big game. brandon adlibs about badgers. "the ability to stay focused each week, and i think i can only answer that after a long stretch where you've had some highs and lows and all that they've been consistent, they've been who they are and they've enjoyed that is one thing that they've continued to do which i think is hard and can be an area of improvement." here on fox6! live coverage from indianapolis starts tomorrow at 6. from the badgers to the packers-- quarterback aaron rodgers appearing on the team's injury report today. so what does that mean for this weekend? pip has the answer in tonight's blitz. but first-- he's accused of taking pictures up his classmates' skirts. a milwaukee teen learns his "upskirting" has been ordered to pay a 5- thousand dollar fine. prosecutors say austin halbrooks secretly took pictures up classmates' skirts at university school in milwaukee. today he plead guilty to one felony count of invasion of privacy. his attorney argued he's already suffered considerably as a result of his actions.

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coverage from indy kicks off saturday evening at 6. mike mccarthy loved backup a great position along with you know the senior captains dare and vince so their working and willing to do anything. " cruz's reports continue today as the 6th ranked badgers meet number 7 penn state-saturday on fox--with the big ten championship at stake! coverage from indy kicks off saturday evening at 6. mike mccarthy loved backup quarterback joe callahan, and now he has him back . joe callahan goes to the mike mccarthy loved backup quarterback joe callahan, and now he has him back . joe callahan goes to the packers practice squad after being released from the brow speaking of qb's, aaron rodgers have been great in that quick strike offense, but now that he has a couple true running backs, the coach wants to add the "other" dimension. "now with december football, we need to run the ball more as a football team, not only for us offensively, but for our defense, time of possession. you know, we're just hitting the 35 mark last week with time of possession.

but you know for us, we are honestly focused on playing a good game against indy. >>> here is your pop quiz for tonight. how many 49ers do you think made the pro bowl? if you guessed -- >> are you serious? >> yes. >> putting up goose eggs. unfortunately you are correct. when you are conversely as the raiders, when you are one and 13, on an all time losing streak and you got a quarterback who's 0-9 as a starter, you won't have anybody go to the pro bowl. compare that to the glory days. this is something that 49ers are not used to happening and remember early in this season when things were starting to get off of track for the 49ers, they were having player only meetings and colin kaepernick was asked if the players are still meeting to get it squared away. >>> we haven't had any players, only meetings. i think we constantly have discussions within the locker room on the field. in the meeting rooms as far as what we can do to improve the play and improve our execution. those are discussions that you are constantly having to make sure you are on top of everything and doing everything you

stephen will join us for another live report from indy. we'll take a look at wisconsin's chances to make college football's playoffs. plus who's the badgers mvp this , season? that's all coming up at 6:30 with dan and drew. talk about a sweet way to say thank you to those who serve this holiday season. adrienne: debbie schnake's son is one of 123 wisconsin national guardsmen who deployedo guantanamo bay in may. to show appreciation mom invited , family members and friends to her home in mequon to bake 123 dozen christmas cookies to send to them. >> everybody wanted to do something and it wasn't only for , our son, but for the other 122 soldiers that won't be home for christmas. adrienne: great idea. it turned out to be more work , she had a lot of help. one relative even drove eight hours just to be there. i little piece of home. it is time to get out the snow shovel. sheldon: lindsey is tracking snow heading this way. lindsey: it is not far off. what time you can expect it and how much snow we will see a accumulate, that's ahead in weathe

it was a double for the west indies as they claimed the women's title as well.alled by the end of the county championship season. middlesex, winners, and one of the tightest finishes in years. so much of sport is about getting across the line first. 33/1 shot rule the world lived up to his name, winning the grand national. on—board was teenager david mullings, proving that on its 169th running, this great race is still this great race is still a fairy tale. but being the first to cross the line is not always everything. getting to the finish can be a triumph too. 2016 was the year of the 1,000,000th finisher of the london marathon. just a little behindjim imus omron, and elliot chaudhry, who missed the world record by an agonising seven seconds. getting to the end, just, was johnny brownlee. the heat of cozumel taking its toll, even on one of sport's very best. being helped toward the line by his brother, alistair, one of the defining images. second—place, and second place overall in the world triathlon series. but there are some who won't mind being put to the

penn state beats wisconsin in indy, though. and creates an interesting conversation, because washington, i think, felt pretty secure, 31-point victory over an eighth-ranked colorado team. but now penn state, a two-loss big ten champion, which has been so impressive down the stretch, does have a head to head win over ohio state. lions fans will be howling that they belong in that bracket. >> kirk: the thing to remember looked great last night against colorado, the committee's going to continue to go back to their nonconference scheduling. they're 127th in the country with their nonconference schedule. that stands out to the committee, because if you put in a team like that, i think that sends a wrong message, even though they're conference champions. penn state is a wild card. i sat here thinking michigan could be that fourth team, but after being down 28-7 against fighting back and finding a way to win, i have no problem, personally, saying that penn state now moves to that four spot. you look at their nonconference schedule --

it was a double for the west indies as they claimed the women's title as well.season. middlesex, winners, and one of the tightest finishes in years. so much of sport is about getting across the line first. 33/1 shot rule the world lived up to his name, winning the grand national. on—board was teenager david mullings, proving that even on its 169th running, this great race is still capable of fairy tales. there are others for whom crossing that line first is now a familiarfeeling. a third tour de france title for chris froome. it feels amazing, i mean, it really could be the first one all over again. it is just such a special... it is a combination of months of hard work, of all my team—mates, all the support of the team, and what it symbolises, standing on this final podium, on the champs elysees here in paris, it isjust... it is monumental, such an amazing feeling. but being the first to cross the line is not always everything. getting to the finish can be a triumph too. 2016 was the year of the one millionth finisher of the london marathon. just a little behin

race indy cars.hen i look at my strengths as a driver, my up bringing, my background in racing trucks and racing on the dirt and slipping and sliding around polished me for nascar style vehicles. they bobble the slightest, you spin around and you're gone. with a nascar vehicle you slide. charlie: you are 41 now. 10 years ago your skills might have changed and affected your performance on the track. when you look at the competition, is it bigger, younger, tougher? jimmie: toucher for sure. it is so competitive. i was having a conversation a few minutes ago about how they're used to be a flow on the track. 50 or 500 laps, why are you going to overly challenge someone for position? it is so competitive, you cannot give someone a break. [laughter] you go for blood each and every lap. charlie: what does that mean? jimmie: you have to fight for every position. pitstops are so important where you are running on the track because of the aerodynamics are involved, closer to the field, the more competitive you

. >> shift change in indy. carrier workers leave with saved. >> a different mood from last february's announcement that 1400 jobs were being moved to mexico. >> to move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> back then, candidate donald trump pounced. >> if i were in office right now, carrier would not be leaving indiana. that i can tell you. that i can tell you. >> following negotiations over thanksgiving, last night a tweet from the companies and jobs in the u.s. why did carrier reverse course? well details have not been released, sources familiar with the netiation say carrier will ?

anna kendrick presents essays in "scrappy little nobody", that's a look at best sellers according to indy bound which represents book stores throughout the country. le of the authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> and this is book tv on c-span 2, 48 hours of nonfiction book authors every weekend. we like to visit college campuses and talk with professors who are also authors. we're at hillsdale college in michigan today visiting with professor gary wolfram, who wrote a capitalist manifesto, understanding the market economy, and defending liberty and, professor, in your book, you write that the roots of capitalismen ancient. so ancient in fact they likely predate language in the development of civilization? >> yes, i mean, people have been exchanging goods and services for a long time. and people have been making things that they've then exchange for other things that other people have and so that's really what market capitalism is about. it's really about voluntary exchange between two individuals, or a group of individuals, and so,

coverage from indy kicks off tomorrow evening at 6. aaron rodgers and clay matthews are listed as questionable for sunday's packers game against visiting houston. that's 50-50 in nfl jargon. barring a setback, mike mccarthy expects number 12 to play. the coach'll go with as many veterans as possible during the stretch run. there have been too many big plays allowed because of inexperience. you have to; because at the end be prepared, but at the end of the day you have to play your best players. and most importantly at the key times". tiger woods like like "the old tiger" during in his 2nd round in 15 months today. the 40 year old was almost flawless, at his hero's world challenge in the bahamas..shooting 7 under par 65 with man leaderboard in a hurry. tiger's 6 under through 36 from cyber monday sales... up next... how the wisconsin retailer compared to some of the giants of online shopping. plus.... where uber is offering some unique options for transportation this weekend -- just ahead. there's a new medicare plan in town. one where

trump is poised to make an announcement today in indy .. at the carrier plant.. delivering on a campaign promise to save jobs.that after trump reached a deal for carrier corporation to keep nearly a thousand jobs in the state.. and not outsource those jobs to mexico-- as they had originally washington, d.c. will be all ?a-glow this evening --- when the first family lights up the national christmas tree near the white house.it will be the ceremony.and the obamas' final time to ''flip the switch'' on the colorado beyond wisconsin - a wayne state university police officer killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest today.29-year-old collin rose was shot and killed last week at the university's midtown campus as he approached a suspect on a bicycle.hundreds of law enforcement officers are expected to attend. both inmates who escaped from a california jail are back behind bars. authorities say laron campbell was arrested wi rogelio chavez was taken into custody after a seven-hour standoff with police. chavez and campbell are facing possible life sentences if convi

among others, he got to know the quaker from the british west indies. that led him to become a life on partner of rush' in philanthropy. when rush returned home, he was highly trained and well-connected. he anticipated a life of usefulness and benevolence. for comfortable ambitious men, that meant among other things, joining voluntary associations . and rush did. he was a devout man and one of the groups he joined in 1768 was the society for promoting religious knowledge. a group of dissenting protestants had set up the charity in london in 1750 to distribute the bible and other religious works to the poor. the way it worked was this. members paid their annual subscriptions and received their allotments of books to distribute to the poor in their neighborhoods. london-based members picked up their books at the monthly meeting, while different arrangements were made for subscribers outside the metropolis to get their books. by 1769, 46 people in america had joined out of about 700 subscribers so 6.5% of the total. by joining this group, rush was embracin

then south into malaysia and the east indies with its fabulous 10, oil, and rubber.tep. and when the orange groves of california and the cotton fields of alabama were part of japan's empire, when the factories of los angeles and detroit were producing for japan's war machine, then the rest of the world would fall like a ripe plum, and the japs would have fulfilled jimmu's divine commandment, to cover the eight corners of the world with a japanese roof. that was the plan, the blueprint, the specifications for world conquest. but the japanese are careful people. there was much to do. many details to prepare at home and abroad before putting the plan into action. first make sure of the home front, for in spite of every conceivable method of thought control, certain western ideas were seeping into japan, especially among city people. so western music was banned. instead, the government approved this. western dancing was forbidden. western movies were thrown out. and the people were made to see pictures of their agent war -- ancient war heros. musicals began singing the p

i thought it would race indy cars when i was a kid. that was my dream. have never been in an open styled vehicle. i have never had the chance to drive one. charlie: what is stopping you? jimmie: i am busy and i have a family. open cars are most -- more dangerous and i have to deal with my wife -- had a deal with my wife. i will honor the deal i have with my wife. racing issports car something that is interesting. and going back to my roots in racing with those offered trucks. charlie: you have always been in amazing physical shape. harris understands a lot about how the human body works. he had -- you would come and work out and you had a gym in your house. you evolved toward doing marathons and triathlons. how is your body different than because of that? lighterdefinitely a lot which is fun being in a race car. they gave me great discipline and structure for doing a crazy schedule and trying to fit it in and being productive and making the most of it. it has to be routine and effective. just wasting time doing things will not cut it. charlie: it is bett

they pl f saturday night in indy against penn state.and they are still coming down off winning the big ten west crown. ((lance allan asks jazz, what does that hat on your head mean to you? jazz peavy says it means accomplishment. accomplished one of our goals. yeah, i feel like that's the biggest thing. one of the goals we had set for this season. we did it. and it feels so great because we had that goal set, you know, back in march and now that we finally got it? it's a great feeling. amazing feeling.)) have fight, believe it. last night against jacksonville, dan studer had 8 of his 10 in the first half as the uwm bench comes up big. brock stull had 17 points and 11 rebounds in the panthers 72-67 win. yes, the panthers are teammates, but check out studer's eye from practice! ((dan studer says i mean we've tw you know, bigger guys go up for the ball, there's going ppened to catch an elbow to e eyhayou brett prahl.))esing e caers, the bucks are back on the road facing the brooklynnetshilights, at attention ll unit insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine mics b... with prescript

jiet will be the best offense against the best defense as wisconsin kicks off against penn state in indy. here's paul chris on the big opportunity for his football team. >> hey, this is a big deal that we're here, and i think one quality of this team that i've appreciated a t their ability to make the most of the m and they've done that, and so i don't spend any time trying to figure out or think about maybe what you're asking the question as far as big picture. i know this is a big deal for us and our players. >> the packers will be looking for their second straight win tomorrow afternoon when they host the houston texans at >> they're struggling, especially at the game's most important position: quarterback. the texansay have buyers remorse when it comes to their quarterback, brock. so far he's the league's lowest-rated passer. he isn't accurate down field. his decision making, poor, leading to 13 interceptions. his targets are caught 111 passes last year. but a wide receiver is sometimes only as good as the quarterback getting him the ball, and hopkins' numbers are down big time. the

the pilots immediatly brought the plane down safely in indy. the plane safely taxied to the gate. passengers boarded another flight to continue on to florida. larry autria afternoon sun - rainy, chilly tuesday (some sleet possible in the morning) - coldest air of the season on the way today: early morning clouds, then partly to mostly sunny. highs: 52-57 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy and cold. lows: 32-40 winds: e 5 mph tuesday: rainy and chilly. sleet possible in the morning at the onset. highs: 39-46 winds: ne 5 mph an assault rifle - arrested at a northwest dc pizza shop. investigators now believe it all started because of a fake news article about hillary clinton. suzanne kennedy is live with the very latest.. suzanne? convenience store clerk in spotsylvania county.. david washington is being held without bond. investigators say surveillance video shows washington attacking a 54-year-old clerk inside a sunoco on jefferson davis highway early saturday morning. a few minutes later, a customer found him lying the floor. the clerk was pronounced dead a crime alert this

. >> reporter: shift change in the indy. carrier workers leave with a reprieve. >> our jobs are being saved. >> reporter: a different move from last february's announcement that 1,400 jobs were being moved to mexico. >> production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> reporter: back then, now, carrier would not be leaving indiana. >> that i can tell you. >> that i can tell you. >> reporter: following negotiation over thanksgiving, a tweet from the president-elect. we will keep our companies and jobs in the u.s. why did carrier reverse course? well, details have not been released. sources familiar with the negotiation say carrier will receive tax incentives from the state, where vice president elect mike pence source add carrier, you nitded technologies, a major defense contractor now avoids angering the new administration. >> 10%, more than 5 billion comes from the u.s., and the pentagon is united technologies' single biggest customer. >> reporter: he made furnaces for 18 years has questions, too. >> we n

they play for the big ten title saturday night in indy against penn state.and they are still coming down off winning the big ten west crown. ((lance allan asks jazz, what does that hat on your head mean to you? it means accomplishment. accomplished one of our goals. like that's the biggest the goals we this season. and it feels because we set, you know, back in march and now that we finally got you could be the face of the brewers next marketing campaign. the team is hosting a casting call for fans at miller park. just show up in your team gear and get your picture taken ... you could be part of billboards or other ads for the 2017 season. but time is limited.. you can get your picture taken today 9-to-noon. the casting call coincides with the brewers annual clubhouse sale. the team is selling game-used items and other merchandise with savings up to 75-percent off. mlb's all-star game winner will no longer determine home field advantage in the world series. a new collective bargaining agreement was reached between mlb owners and the players association... it's being replaced in 2017, wit

then south into malaysia and the east indies with its fabulous 10, oil, and rubber. -- tin, oil, ande last step. and when the orange groves of california and the cotton fields of alabama were part of japan's empire, when the factories of los angeles and detroit were producing for japan's war machine, then the rest of the world would fall like a ripe plum, and the japs would have fulfilled jimmu's divine commandment, to cover the eight corners of the world with a japanese roof. that was the plan, the blueprint, the specifications for world conquest. but the japanese are careful people. there was much to do. many details to prepare at home and abroad before putting the plan into action. first make sure of the home front, for in spite of every conceivable method of thought control, certain western ideas were seeping into japan, especially among city people. so western music was banned. instead, the government approved this. western dancing was forbidden. western movies were thrown out. and the people were made to see pictures of their ancient war heros. musicals began singing the praise

he knows how good luck is and how well indy is playing now. >> they got to make for playoffs, they have back against the wall, we have had our back against the wall a couple of times, we're going to come out and fight. we have to expect that. >> this is a team that is very capable. a playoff caliber football team, update y and you know we're looking forward to a great battle. >> 1979, last niner to score a touchdown. the niners lost the game, 27-4, finished 4 and

indy's most flamboyant and controversial politicians has been laid to rest. the chief minister was also once a famous actress. thousands of people, including the prime minister, came to pay respect to the woman they called mother. reporter: they came from all directions. walking to converge into the center. to catch a final glimpse of the woman they called mother. public park, jayalalitha's body lay in state, wrapped in the indian flag. distraught atbly the site. we feel orphaned. we lost a mother. she did so much for us, so much for the poor. for us, she was like a god. reporter: the indian prime minister came down especially to offer his condolences. a sign of how much jayalalitha was respected across the country. over here, ordinary people -- men from some of the poorest sections of society. these were the bedrock of her popular support. it is what made her a formidable political leader. one of the most charismatic and powerful female politicians that india has ever seen. the final resting place of one most powerful politicians. jane: the u.s. election was

the raiders' final three games at san diego, home against indy and at the broncos. all, jack del rio has faith in his quarterback. >> he'll bounce back. i'm not worried about derek. for us, i would have liked to see us play a little more big boy ball in that game. you know, with the weather. he was having an off night. we have a big line. i would have liked to see us hand it off a few more times. >>> the raider loss gave new england the top seed in the afc. tom brady and the patriots trying to stay there on "monday night football." and brady, fired up in foxboro. let's go. 16-3 in the third. martellus bennett 19-yard touchdown. patriots up by 230. game over, right? not quite. joe flacco to a wide-open kenneth dixon. brady threw for 406 yards. 3 touchdowns. chris hogan, a man the niners once cut on a 79-yard touchdown. patriots, 30-23. >>> the kings taking on the lakers. luke walton didn't see much of it. ejected. one of seven technicals called in this contest. and he missed a heck of a performance by demarcus cousins. boogie with a driving layup. you can't teach tal

the raiders' final three games at san diego, home against indy and at the broncos.nd all, jack del rio has faith in his quarterback. >> he'll bounce back. i'm not worried about derek. for us, i would have liked to see us play a little more big boy ball in that game. you know, with the weather. he was having an off night. we have a big line. i would have liked to see us hand it off a few more times. >>> the raider loss gave new england the top seed in the afc. tom brady and the patriots trying to stay there on "monday night football." and brady, fired up in foxboro. let's go. 16-3 in the third. martellus bennett 19-yard touchdown. patriots up by 230. game over, right? not quite. joe flacco to a wide-open kenneth dixon. brady threw for 406 yards. 3 touchdowns. chris hogan, a man the niners once cut on a 79-yard touchdown. patriots, 30-23. >>> the kings taking on the lakers. luke walton didn't see much of it. ejected. one of seven technicals called in this contest. and he missed a heck of a performance by demarcus cousins. boogie with a driving layup. you can't teach t

he knows how good luck is and how well indy is playing now. >> they got to make for playoffs, they have their back against the wall, we have had our back against the wall a couple of times, we're going to come out and fight. we have to expect that. >> this is a team that is very capable. a playoff caliber football team, update y and you know we're looking forward to a great battle. >> 1979, last niner to score a touchdown. the niners lost the game, 27-4, finished 4 and 2, after the game he transforms

they're doing all the cheers as the buses move along headed to indy staying overnight in columbus, ohio. but they're on the way and we'll talk to them later tonight. they're also a lot of watch parties tomorrow. tomorrow night the game starts 8:00 o'clock but the biggest is the field house in center city. so if you guys mentioned the game a little over 24 hours away but clear until some places like indy the party is well underway. guys. >> that is a 24 hour party there, brad, thanks you can catch all the action right here on fox 29 tomorrow night. the big 10 championship coverage begins at 8:00 o'clock. a win could help propel penn state into the college football playoffs. >>> a big first for one county in new jersey in the fight to safe lives and prevent opioid overdoses. ocean county has become the first county to supply all of its high school nurses with narcan. narcan can be injected to reverse fatal opioid overdoses. nurses at county schools received training on administering the drug yesterd yesterday. ocean county has the most overdose deaths of all the counties in new jersey wit

chicago right now 30 degrees. 47 indy. the cooler air moves in, but we have to wait until wednesday. along with the warm-up, we have rain moving in tomorrow morning. this will try to cross the mountains of west virginia, working into the shenandoah valley. a lot of that is coming down, having a tough time making it across. we will watch for spotty showers tomorrow morning. not in issue right now. futurecast, we7 will see showers as early as 3 a.m. a lot of this coming down over and i come not a big problem for most of us. 6:00 a., things get really nice. a closer look at that and the next drop in temperatures coming up. michelle: now to the effect the weather problems to the west are having at the national level as people try to return home from holiday vacations. lindsey mastis is following the story. : the problems are stretching coast to coast. there were alone, series of multiple crashes in foggy conditions that shut down the roadways. withpales in comparison the conditions in the northern plains. tonight, travel for m

you back out to indy for the trophy presentation. >> joel: congratulations to the penn state nittanypions. what an amazing game we just witnessed here, and to help present at the championship trophy, the commissioner of the big ten, mr. jim delaney. [booing] >> what a championship effort, let me present the 2016 big ten championship trophy to coach james franklin, he'll have a few ute words for you with and introduce a player. [cheering and applauding] >> joel: coach franklin, what an epic story, this story has been over redemption and a resurgence back to the top of the mountain top. what can you say about this group of kids and what they've accomplished here tonight. >> first of all, i want to thank the penn state nation that has been with us in the beginning to the end, there is nothing like our penn state fans, alumni, and a lettermen. are the best. >> take us through that last defensive stand. for event one, what did you tell your defense when you were huddled up on the sideline? >> our defensive coordinator has done an unbelievable job all year long, but it always comes down to

. >> shift change in indy. carrier workers leave with a reprieve. >> our jobs are being saved. >> a different mood from last february's announcement that 1400 jobs were being moved to mexico. >> to move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> back then, candidate donald trump pounced. >> if i were in office would not be leaving indiana. that i can tell you. that i can tell you. >> following negotiations over thanksgiving, last night a tweet from the president-elect. we will keep our companies and jobs in the u.s. why did carrier reverse course? well details have not been released, sources familiar with the negotiation say carrier will receive tax incentives from the state where vice president-elect mike parent company, united technologies, a major defense contractor now avoids angering the new administration. >> 10% of united technologies' business, more than $5 billion, comes from the u.s. government and the pentagon is united technology's single biggest customer. >> robert james w

. >> reporter: the company trump and vp pence to keep jobs in indy. carrier said it would close 2 plants lay off workers and move operations to mexico. president elect trump will be in indiana wednesday. he'll announce more details about that deal. ryan schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: a former patriot stopping by. >> my wife and i are out here together. we grew up out here. >> anchor: a past. drew bled so and the 2001 super bowl champions set to be honored in foxborough. at the same time our patriots are gearing up with a show down with the la rams. >> anchor: trey daerr reports from gillette. >> that's what december means. that it's almost over. 5 games left in the regular season. here and now and that's it. their toll. no brady, gronkowski or edelman at practice wednesday. >> you got to try to play your best so you're not sitting 4 or 5 weeks in. you just want to put it all out there. >> reporter: playing through the pain may be more difficult late in the year. >> i'm all right. i can take it. >> reporter: dion l months. he'll need to emerge a bigger t

also, indy needed a win. a moment of silence for former jets player joe mcknight who was shot and killed last week. and then there was time for andrew luck to go to work. now, he looked fantastic coming off his first concussion of his career. luck threw four touchdowns. most of them to dwayne allen. the colts crushed the jets. indy's playoff hopes, well, they're still alive. they're in a three-way tie for the division league. the loss unfortunately eliminates the jets out of the playoffs. now, three quarterbacks are among the finalists for the heisman trophy. you have louisville's jackson. last year's third place finish er watson from clemson and oklahoma, baker mayfield. then you have baker's teammate wide receiver westbrook and michigan's all around jibril peppers rounds out the list. the heisman saturday night in new york city. and honoring the world war ii paratroopers in saturday's game against navy. inspired by the 82nd airborne division. the 82nd was nicknamed the all-americans because they had members

cbs 58's evan kruegel is headed for indy right now. watch for his reports starting on our cbs 58 news at four and five. 3 and don't forget you'll see the packers game against sunday. kickoff is at noon from lambeau field. and then right after the game, keep it here. our crew will bring you a special one hour postgame show. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... tennessee residents will be allowed to go back to their homes today, for the first time since a wildfire tore through their town. and if you own a relatively new ford car, stay right here. a recall because of a seat 3 in gatlinburg, tennessee today some residents are being allowed to go back to their homes, to see what if anything is left after this week's wildfire ravaged the city. city.what they're seeing today is downtown gatlinburg still mostly intact, but hundreds of houses burned to the ground. (sot mike werner, gatlinburg, mayor of tennessee #us tn wildfires mayor 20161201i) you have trees down, power lines down, and some of them are still live. propane tanks leaking. le

he knows how good luck is and how well indy is playing now. >> they got to make for playoffs, they havell, we have had our back against the wall a couple of times, we're going to come out and fight. we have to expect that. >> this is a team that is very capable. a playoff caliber football team, update y and you know we're looking forward to a great battle. >> 1979, last niner to score a touchdown. the niners lost the game, 27-4, finished 4 and 2, after the game he transforms afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> all right, we appreciate your time, i'm dan ashley. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- blake shelton. from "nocturnal animals," andrea riseborough. and "this year in unnecessary censorship." and now, watch this -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome to the show, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. t