this southern indiana debate will be held on october 25. as part of our mission to put to voters first, you can still submit your questions for the remaining two debates by logging onto our website. the three u.s. senate candidates will answer questions from voters for the next hour. the jurors will consider the

it runs along the ohio river in southern indiana. it appears to be homogenous, but actually, there is quite a lot of diversity in terms of political thought. there is the most liberal area of the state in the northern part of the district. there is a rural area where people consider themselves democrats locally, but they tended to vote for republicans for president. then you have areas that are urban and suburban. you have a real mix of there. the result is that even though the district can be considered democrat, there are a lot of conservatives, and you're never sure how that will play. one of the things that makes this interesting and expensive is that it is covered by four different media markets. the problem is, none of them are a majority in the district. it is very expensive to buy advertising, and the advertising dollars do not go very far. the cincinnati market is a mostly covering ohio. the louisville market is mostly covering kentucky. >> i think baron hill is going to be explaining his controversial but on health care. i

every family across southern indiana set priorities.les thing is not as great at this it seems -- as it seems. >> i do not know where he is getting his facts on those rules. it was important in getting us out of debt. it worked in the 1990's. it has a proven record of working. i am proud of the fact that i introduced a key piece of legislation and was able to persuade my democratic and republican friends to vote for it. to say it is a ruse is just not true. there are many things we have done in congress and applied to those rules on a consistent basis. i am very proud that we have those back in place again. >> thanks. the next question is directed at todd young first. what will you do to reform so security to make it viable for future generations? >> so security is a sacred act. we need to honor our commitment to today's seniors and make sure they get every cent they have been promised. they do not have time to change their retirement expectations. for those that are my age, and we will ensured that the program remains in tact. we are t

as we take you out a little wider you can see rain giving to develop in earnest down through southern indiana northern kentucky all of it really beginning to get its act together and whole double barrel blow coming our way tomorrow. so this area of high pressure that's kept it so nice and dry and sunny, that is going to get out of here through the midday tomorrow. and look what replaces it. rain coming in out of the west. pretty good bet rain is going to last and even get heavier toward 5:00. looks like a wet evening commute for dryer friday but we will bring in the winds behind that storm system could be gust i friday 30 miles per hour or more 60 is it at bwi. cloudy we will look for the rain could get heavy in the afternoon and breezy tomorrow afternoon tomorrow night. 46 the scattered rain showers will taper off late overnight tomorrow nature. but friday right now looking like a windy breezy day in the mid-60s. so it will feel cooler than that again for the weekend here lots of sunshine, but staying in the 60s. kelly. >> thanks a lot wyatt. we're going to take you back live to chile take a

. >> brodie and his trainer live in southern indiana.nd when not performing in movies and commercials, appear at outdoor shows. they're called kodiaks. they're grizzlies. very big. >> i hope he has a big home to run around in. >> why. >>> and take a look at the great forecast here. 57 now. west winds at 8. barometer rising. come back and take a lock at the end -- look at the end of the week after this. ,, >>> and good evening. welcome back. i'm mary bubala, reporting tonight. live down in washington, d.c. outside the u.s. supreme court, where a case with lots of maryland interest is being heard. it was heard earlier today. the weather down here has been a typical fall day. we have had some sunshine, some clouds. some drops of rain. but right now, -- and some wind. but right now, we're just dealing with some storm clouds that are moving in. we're going to send it back to tv hill and bob. >> thank you, mary. we saw a few minutes ago, we had some sun down there. and there's been a lot of sun south of washington, particularly. take a look ou

this southern indiana debate will be held on october 25. as part of our mission to put to voters first, you can still submit your questions for the remaining two debates by logging onto our website. the three u.s. senate candidates will answer questions from voters for the next hour. the jurors will consider the candid answers. the candidates -- immediately next to meet this democrats brad ellsworth. in the middle is libertarian candidate rebecca sink-burris. on the end is a republican dan coates. they have agreed to the rules of the debates. candidates will have one minute and 30 seconds to answer most questions. in announce that one answers length will carry to allow canada it's enough time to answer. as moderator, they cut off a candidate who exceeds the time or call for additional time to fully answer a question. it is important to note that all of the questions that will be opposed to might come from hoosier of voters and were reviewed by a committee of the indiana debate commission. the candidate note to use only small notes and no pr

well, today that fear is a reality for a family in southern indiana as they prepare to hand over theoy they've raised since birth, and meg oliver has been following the story and is here with the latest. >> good morning, bianna. the case is heart-wrenching to says the least. at the center, a 3-year-old who will be taken away from the only family he has ever known. but on the other side, a biological father who has been fighting for his son since shortly after he was born. it's the day the vaughns have prayed would never arrive. today they have to give up 3-year-old grayson to his biological father, a father he has spent only a few hours with over the past three years. the vaughns' precious life with grayson started shortly after birth. christy vaughn was the first to hold grayson. >> he was mine. >> reporter: but 17 days later their legal nightmare began. although the biological mother and her ex-husband, who is not grayson's father, gave the baby up for adoption, another man stepped forward and filed a paternity action. >> he filed his paternity action before we filed our petition f

indiana's 9th district makes up much of southern indiana along the kentucky border and the ohio riverof that, here in jackson county, are vast stretches of farmland and deep pockets of frustration with government. friday night football in tiny brownstown, indiana, we got an earful across the street at the church chili supper in the school gym. what do you think of the job they've doing in washington over the last couple of years? >> i think it stinks. >> reporter: why do you think it stinks? >> we got too many career politicians. they're out of touch with the american people. >> reporter: you feel that way about baron hill, too? >> absolutely. he's had his chances. >> reporter: driving along indiana route 50, we came across a group of citizens marching to bench baron hill. >> he voted cap and trade, he voted for the stimulus, he voted the health care, he voted for everything that we're against. >> i've got 11 grandkids and i just don't want to see them stuck with all this debt we've run up. >> reporter: so you're holding him accountable for the trillion dollar deficit? >> absolutely,

. >> brodie and his trainer live in southern indiana. >> i see mike was always looking over his shoulderand when not performing in movies and commercials, they appear at outdoor shows. >>> they have a theme, brodie and his joints, we have dr. bill howard in our doctor's house call talking about shoulder replacement. >> if you have joints like brodie. >> you may need some replacement, dr. bill. he'll be here in a moment. and we'll have your five-day first warning forecast in a few first warning forecast in a few moments ,,,,,, two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first. >>> five-day first warning forecast, 70 today, 75 tomorrow, 78 monday. we

even into the ohio river valley you can see southern and central indiana, southwest ohio and northern kentucky are getting dry. we're starting to see a little bit of dryness creep into the western states as well with continuation of those dry spots out west. we start off with a zonal flow for a change with the past couple of weeks we've been seeing one cool front after another. we've had some warm ups between as well. with this flow, it's going to warm up with the southern two- thirds and stay chilly from the great lakes into new england. you will notice our model is projecting a trough in the plains as we progress through this week and that's off the east coast and we see a bit of a cut off trough. that could start to change things for your folks out west with a little bit of moisture coming from there. this will heat things up all the way into the ohio valley. let's check things out on monday. as we start this week, we're going to see a stationary front through the ohio-illinois area. a few scattered showers up front. that will begin to movest ward. the moisture out west. couple of

no major rain with it any rain in especially southern indiana is welcome. they need the rain. is an upper level disturbance and bringing showers and thunderstorms in southern california. it is going to drift around the four corners of southern california . that means we are going to see unsettled weather and temperatures scorching out. last week we saw the highest temperature ever recorded in los angeles . phoenix at 104 to 107 range . those temps will fall. and that will be welcome. that is all of the cool area and even the greens with temps in the 50s and 60 in the panhandle of texas. cooler air on the way. >> perfect loaf. >>> and i know. >> and a fold trip. >> trying to solicit photos with our leaf. >>> and keeping the photos. >> that's why he always ask for that. >> and photos. >>> and mild temperatures in california. and boy, the governor's race is sure heating up. meg whitman against jerry brown is getting nasty and all over a former house keeper of meg whitman. she had a former house keeper who was an illegal alien and now gloria allred is representing the former house

host: another race that has been closely watched is indiana ninth district in southern indiana. it congressman barren hill running for reelection not against mike this time. guest: he must have been saying, time for a change, but still in a tough race at the same time. we have him up. two points up on todd young, republican state lawmaker. he may be able to pull this race out. it comes down to win races are this close, individual candidates and congressman -- he knows his district. he has lost before and i am sure he learned a lot. he is one of those incumbents in see coming back. host: leonard boswell, iowa, longtime democratic congressman. thought to be in trouble. your poll has him up. guest: still under 50, but he is a beloved figure. he has been around a long time. it usually sings the national anthem at democratic events. he is well known. looks like he got out in front and started campaigning hard. and his opponent never really caught on to folks. host: jim marshall, george. running anti-nancy pelosi adds. and way down. guest: some of the southern democrats are really in

this southern indiana debate will be held on october 25.s part of our mission to put to voters first, you can still submit your questions for the remainintwo debates by logging onto our website. the three u.s. senate candidates will answer questions from voters for the next hour. the jurors will consider the candid answers. the candidates -- immediately next to meet this democrats brad ellsworth. in the middle is libertarian candidate rebecca sink-burris. on the end is a republican dan coates. they have agreed to the rules of the debates. candidates will have one minute and 30 seconds to answer most questions. in announce that one answers length will carry to allow canada it's enough time to answer. as merator, they cut off a candidate who exceeds the time or call for additional time to fully answer a question. it is important to note that all of the questions that will be opposed to might come from hoosier of voters and were reviewed by a committee of the indiana debate commission. the candidate note to use only small notes and no props. w

host: another race that has been closely watched is indiana ninth district in southern indiana.congressman barren hill running for reelection not against mike this time. guest: he must have been saying, time for a change, but still in a tough race at the same time. we have him up. two points up on todd young, republican state lawmaker. he may be able to pull this race out. it comes down to win races are this close, individual candidates and congressman -- he knows his district. he has lost before and i am sure he learned a lot. he is one of those incumbents in see coming back. host: leonard boswell, iowa, longtime democratic congressman. thought to be in trouble. your poll has him up. guest: still under0, but he is a beloved figure. he has been around a long time. it usually sings the national anth at democratic events. he is well known. looks like he got out in front and started campaigning hard. and his opponent never really caught on to folks. host: jim marshall, george. running anti-nancy pelosi adds. and way down. guest: some of the southern democrats are really in a catch-

seth walsh in southern california, billy lucas in indiana, and asher brown in texas. and dan savage posted a seven minute video entitled it gets better. >> however bad it is now, it gets better and it can get great and it can get awesome. your life can be amazing. but you have to tough this period of it out. >> reporter: but the gay strait alliance network has taken the message one step further launching the make it better project.org. >> i was coming to terms that i was gay. >> and i was made fun of every day. >> the site encourages the community to shoot and upload videos in hopes of turning victims into activists. >> we have lives and power right now. and we can use it to make it better right now. >> did you ever think about committing suicide? >> yes. >> reporter: at the lgbt community center at san those jose state, students say these videos would have helped when they were in high school. >> you can help that one person who might be thinking i'm going to end my life today. >> i'm happy is out there the more people that come to you is a -- that say it does get be

this southern indiana debate will be held on october 25. as part of our mission to put to voters first, you can still submit your questions for the remaining two debates by logging onto our website. the three u.s. senate candidates will answer questions from voters for the next hour. the jurors will consider the candid answers. the candidates -- immediately next to meet this democrats brad ellsworth. in the middle is libertarian candidate rebecca sink-burris. on the end is a republican dan coates. they have agreed to the rules of the debates. candidates will have one minute and 30 seconds to answer most questions. in announce that one answers length will carry to allow canada it's enough time to answer. as moderator, they cut off a candidate who exceeds the time or call for additional time to fully answer a question. it is important to note that all of the questions that will be opposed to might come from hoosier of voters and were reviewed by a committee of the indiana debate commission. the candidate note to use only small notes and no pr

the drought monitor shows we continue to be dry in the southern half of the mississippi valley. you can see indiana with an extreme drought. also up in georgia and even though it still shows dry on the drought monitor, i suspect this will change next week after all the rain that's fallen through this area. some areas have become dryer and dryer over the past few weeks. let's check things out on the jet stream. we're going to have a pretty good trough over new england. that will cause scattered showers. it's still going to be pretty chilly from the great lakes into new england and pretty cool all the way into northern florida with this type of jet stream. wes move through time, you can see the ridge builds back up through the ohio ohio valley and great lakes. you can see a model over the southwest, that will be slow to move, but it will also cause scattered showers. let's check the maps. on monday we'll see a storm system headed up the eastern seaboard again. some showers, not like last week, though. most of the rain is going to be out west. there will be areas of showers, maybe a thunder shower in

tyler clementi at rutgers university, 13-year-old seth walsh in southern california, 15-year-old billy lucas in indiana13-year-old asher brown in texas. as a result, columnist dan savage posted a 7 minute video entitled, it gets better. viewed more than 400,000 times. >> however bad it is now, it gets better. and it can get great and it can get awesome. your life can be amazing. but you have to tough to feared of it out. >> reporter: but san francisco's "gay/straight alliance" network has taken that step one step further launching makeitbetterproject.org. >> i constantly heard insults. >> i was made fun of almost every, single day. >> reporter: the site encourages the lgbt community to shoot and upload videos. >> we have power and can make it better now. >> reporter: did you ever think about committing suicide? >> yes. >> reporter: in san jose state, students say these videos would have helped when they were in high school. >> you can be helping that one person, you know, that one person who might be thinking i'm going to go jump off the bridge or i'm going to end my life today. that's why i'm happy th

indiana. there is also another breaking news story from overseas, for that, we'll fly over to karachi, pakistan, southernart of the country, where moments ago, it has been reported that two explosions have been confirmed by our producer working outs of islamabad. police report blasts at a famed shrine, the sufi shrine, in southern pakistan, the town of karachi, many reported wounded, the early reports, 4 dead, 15 injured and many times in cases like these, the story and the numbers can change. unfortunately, aoften is the case the numbers go higher rather than lower, two explosions in karachi, happening right now, a "fox news alert" from overseas and more information when we get it. martha: wow. in the meantime, you know, this is america's election headquarters, and that is what you come here for these days, let's go to the race in maze zaer, at stake in missouri is the seat of christopher kit bond, the most recent fox news poll gives republican candidate roy blunt a slight edge for robert carnahan of the carnahan family famous for politics in missouri, carl cameron joins us live from springfield, missou

southern california, system will park here. here's the temperatures across the plains. big drought from areas of illinois, indianat had much rain at all this summer and with the high temperatures we've seen all summer and continuing here, we'll be dealing with some problems there as well. unfortunately, that will probably become a bigger story as we move through time here. there you go, guys. >> all right. >> the gloves have come off. >> were they ever on? >> i don't know if they were ever on but florida is an absolute hotbed right now of political activity. charlie crist, the independent who left the republican party to run as an independent and running against marco rubio and you have kendrick meek down there who are sticking it out. they had their debate yesterday and boy, did the gloves come off once again. take a listen. >> i'm the only candidate here as an independent who say democrats have good ideas and republicans have some good ideas. >> this race is about the people watching at home and quite frankly what kind of country our children is going to grow up in. >> mr. rubio and mr. crist stand on the same

southern california this afternoon. from there, he'll take that rally to nevada. meanwhile, michael bloomberg in a rally today will show his support for california governor meg whitman. also ♪ candidates in pennsylvania, wisconsin and indianahigh-end shopping mall. a man barricaded himself in. it sent fire quickly into the air and forcing total evacuation. there was extensive damage but no injuries. after a brief standoff, police arrested man. his motive still unclear. >>> now to a story that grabbed our attention. finding someone to fill the job of police chief in a mexican border town has not been easy. it's so out of control they kidnapped the last chief and left his head hanging at a police station. >> someone has stepped up. diana alvear has the details. >> reporter: good morning, mexico's newest police chief wouldn't even be able to get into a bar in the united states. that's how desperate the situation has become in many of these mexican border town us. meet the new its face of mexico's war on drugs just 20 years old, mar sol villes was named police chief of guerrero. when asked if she was afraid? yes, she says, it's natural to feel that way. the wail of sirens, police tape and bodies punctuate day-to-day life in me