from indianapolis, dianna russini, news 4 sports. >>> thanks, diana. elsewhere, giants visiting the jaguars. new york led by 21 points in the second quarter. in the fourth, the jags coming back. eli manning throws to larry donald who fumbles the ball. aaron coal bin there to scoop it up. he heads 49 yards the other way. the jaguars missed on a two-point conversion but still take a one-point lead. later in the quarter, giants k back on top. bortles keeps it himself. a 20-yard scramble and the jags get in field goal range. a few plays later, josh scobee connects from had 3 yards out. the jaguars come back to beat the g-men 25-24. >>> philip rivers and the chargers visiting the ravens. the ravens lead it by ten. handoff to ryan mathews. up the heart of that ravens defense. chargers pull within three points. under a minute to play. ravens up bip six. rivers throws a strike to eddie royal. third touchdown for rivers in the game. san diego with a one-point lead late. then with nine seconds left, joe flacco trying to get baltimore in field goal range. no time

cold mccoy will start against indianapolis. start againstwill indianapolis. this sunday, robert was abysmal. the redskins are 0-3 since his return. mccoyirk cousins, colt was 2-0 this season. some pigskin tomorrow. some fans are glad it is not griffin. >> i'm sorry. i love you man, but i'm sorry. >> the drama just continues. head coach jay gruden will be addressing the media after the 1:00 practice. you can watch that live on our sister station. still ahead, doug is back with an updated look at the snow totals and how much following breaking news. we have learned of a partial wall collapse of a two-story commercial building in upper marlboro. you can see this picture that was tweeted out by officials. thebuilding was located in 14,600 block of main street. we have a crew headed to the scene to speak with prince george's county fire officials. we are trying to get some more information for you. the building inspector is on the scene. make sure to stay with us for updates. a white house tradition will take place about two hours from now. president obama will pa

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in indianapolis tonight, looking at final score once again. it was 42-20. the patriots have now won six in a row and they go to 8-2. until next week, al michaels, cris collinsworth and michele tafoya and the entire gang saying good night from indianapolis. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. terrifying attack near the university of maryland. we'll tell you h student escaped. another teenager has been shot and killed in woodbridge. the fight that had neighbors running for cover. >>> and surprise drug inspections from airports to stadiums, the nfl teams who were stopped after sunday's big games. >>> and we want to begin tonight with the weather. storm team 4 is tracking more rain that's moving into our area and right behind it a serious blast of frigid air. let's get right to amelia segel. how is this going to affect the morning commute? >> chris, likely a slow go for the morning commut

indianapolis roman catholic archbishop joseph tobin leads ecumenical dialogue for the u.s. catholic bishops. >> how does the bishop of rome relate to the rest of the christian churches? the orthodox have a very definite view on it as do the roman catholics. >> the only way we could accept the authority of the pope of rome in the whole christianity is the same way it was practiced in the first millennium. he is the authority of a bishop among equals, like it happens in the east. >> reporter: the local christian presence in predominantly muslim turkey has diminished greatly in recent decades. official statistics suggest there may be fewer than 5,000 greek orthodox christians here. they are free to worship, but face other restrictions. halki theological school, the only greek orthodox seminary in turkey, was closed by the government in 1971. and despite strong international lobbying, it has still not been allowed to reopen. >> it is a direct violation of human rights and religious rights. if you do not open the school, then you violate one of my fundamental rights as a citizen

they held this at their church here in indianapolis. we know they were meeting privately with 2005 their pastors before they came out here. we were actually given a copy of the message and notes they would read. they do stick to the script. they were able to speak in clear voices and they had a couple of point that they truly wanted to communicate. obviously they are very hurt right now at the loss of their son. again, continuing to turn this forward not only to talk about peter's work but to talk about the importance of that work and importance of people continuing to do that work. i was really struck by them saying at sunset tonight they not only want to remember their son but to pray for elm in sir area iraq, people held against their will around the world and have the opportunity here in indianapolis to talk to people and try to understand why this young man who grew up here, who was on the cross country team at north central high school would have this journey in life, would feel his calling was in syria. had a conversation with hi

look at the cold air off to the north and west. 9 degrees minneapolis, 11 degree indianapolis. this cold air slowly moving our way. this time tomorrow, we will be looking at temperatures only in the 20's. the futurecast, the cold front gone, the wind out of the north and west. high pressure keeps us cool and dry tomorrow. another cold front on the way late wednesday into early thursday. that will bring scattered showers. this is the hour by hour wind chill forecast starting tomorrow morning at 8:00. it will feel like 18 degrees at reagan national. jacket, gloves, scarf, definitely need it. 15 degrees feels like and winchester. midday and afternoon, the wind chill stays in the 20's, colder across northern montgomery county in frederick county. stays cold wednesday. then the gradual warming trend late next week into next weekend. 30 to 35 degrees is the daytime high tomorrow. when chill is the bigger story tomorrow. the wind chill only about 23 degrees, 25 degrees, wind gusts of 30. i promise warmer weather, middle 50's at the end of next weekend. lower 60's monday. jacqui jeras

new england at indianapolis, should be a really good one. we'll see you then on sunday night football. until then, al michaels for cris collinsworth. our gang saying good night from green bay, wisconsin. whatta you wanna do first? eat the chick-n-tater melt? or peel the sticker and play jack's munchie peel instant win game? what happens if i peel the sticker? you have a 1 in 4 chance of winning cool stuff like flights on southwest airlines, skateboards, gas cards, neff gear, or free food! you just buy a munchie meal, like the new chick-n-tater melt, and peel. what happens if i do both at the same time? ahhhhhhhhhh! >>> faith. by definition, it's something that is felt with strong conviction without tangible evidence of its existence. many claim to have it, but how do we attain it? it can't be held. it can't be sold. but it can be passed down. faith is invaluable to those who feel it. how is it that this belief can unite us regardless of our differences? it's because of conviction. that feeling inside that links so many. from the far corners

. >> coach harbaugh was a quarterback for indianapolis colts, and we were there in indianapolis playing. and at the end of the game, they won. they hadn't beat us in a long time. and as the rest of the indianapolis players ran towards their sideline, jim harbaugh ran to our sideline and operated like an airplane and kind of buzzed us and taunted us with the fact that they had finally beat us. i knew then he was something special. >> what are your recollects of playing for coach seifert? >> coach seifert, he was a very, very superstitious guy. >> he was? >> he was very superstitious. so we would be in training camp. john teller would come over to me, hey, stubby, watch george seifert put a mitt in his mouth. every time he put a mitt in his mouth, he would blow on it three times and then put it in his mouth. every preseason, whichever game we won first, however his hairstyle was, that's what he wore for the whole year. >> really? >> yes. yes. and that's if way he always tucked his shirt in and pulled his pants up high. he was very superstitious. >> i didn't know that. you also said he wou

our starting lineup is not etched in stone for sunday's game at indianapolis. we'll have a plan moving forward wednesday. right now today at 3:15 we feel like robert is that guy right now. >> he sounds so excited about that. here are griffin's numbers the last three weeks, 188 yards passing a game, two touchdowns, three interceptions. griffin has been sacked 16 times in the last three games. ouch. >>> the baltimore ravens return from their bye week to take the national stage tonight in new orleans. they face drew brees and the saints on monday night football. ravens are 6-4 but last in their division. they need this win tonight to stay in the thick of things in the afc north. >> every game is important and in game against new orleans is the most important game this year. >> we'd probably like to be in a little bit better position, but that's the name of the national football league. we've got to keep it going. >>> before the terrapins hit the court this week they got a chance to witness history. former coach garry williams was inducted into the collegiate hall

he is going to be taking the snaps against indianapolis on monday. big winlk about that against the titans, his first start, 19-17. also following that, the cowboys in dallas in overtime. 20-17. as far as rg iii, his last one as a starter, over a year ago. november 3 against the chargers. the final for that 1, 30-20 two. jay gruden today says he does not wanted it to get twisted. it's not on all -- it's not all on rg iii. >> i'm not concerned about the way he works. anyone who has questioned his work ethic is off base. he works extremely hard. it's not me against robert. this is about as trying to win football games and for whatever been very have not good offensively when he has been the quarterback. we have got to figure out why. to make myg my best focus, my approach one day at a time. world, anding in my that's how i'm going to keep approaching it. wnats everybody to know if colt mccoy does a good job against indianapolis, he will eat starting the weeks after that. he wants rg iii to take this as toughen him upbe a bit. maybe we will see him next

treacherous ice-covered roads led to deadly crashes in minneapolis and indianapolis. at least six people killed this weekend. dozens of spinouts and trucks off the road in oklahoma. sleet, fog and plummeting temperatures will only make travel more difficult, like in ohio where the weather channel's mike seidel is. >> right now it's easy to clean the snow off the windshield, but tonight temperatures are going to plummet across the midwest. a forecast tomorrow morning here of 9. that's a record low. and everything out here is going to turn into a solid sheet of ice. >> reporter: on the banks of lake superior in ashland, wisconsin, ice is already forming weeks ahead of schedule. in the south 100-mile-per-hour winds and tornadoes tore through central georgia. and an ef-2 tornado hit the florida panhandle. watches and warnings have residents on alert tonight as this massive system pushes east. now, lake effect snow will get started here tonight. it's already begun in michigan and areas downwind of the great lakes will pick up one to three feet of snow. elsewhere it's all a

new england at indianapolis, should be a really good one. we'll see you then on sunday night football. until then, al michaels for cris collinsworth. our gang saying good night from green bay, wisconsin.

peter kassig grew up in a methodist church in indianapolis. the same place where his parents spoke about the loss of their son. a joint muslim/christian service will be held for kassig. >> alexandra field. thank you. >>> the senate expected to vote tonight on the keystone pipeline. louisiana's democratic senator telling reporters is comfortable and she has the votes needed to authorize the project. although 59 senators are publicly supporting it. if the bill passes, it sets up a showdown with the president. he wants an environmental review before any decision is made. >>> it has been frigid across the country, but could it get colder? indra petersons -- we sent her out for a test. she has an early start on your forecast. >> we're talking about temperatures in the 30s right now with the windchill and winds gusting at 20 miles an hour, it feels like the 20s. we are expected to get colder as the day goes on. the cold arctic air is making its way in. let's take a look at the starting point. we're talking about temperatures around the freezing mark

peter kassig grew up in a methodist church in indianapolis. the same place where his parents spoke about the loss of their son. there will be a joint muslim service for kassig. christine. >>> 49 minutes past the hour. a critical vote could led to criminal prosecutions against north korea. if the u.n. announces the vote on the human rights violations, it would go to the criminal court. it would then state north korea the first non african country to be dealt with that issue. >>> pope francis is attending the world family of meetings next september in philadelphia. the philadelphia mayor calls it the largest event in the city's modern history. >>> not your average story book wedding. convicted mass murderer charles manson will marry his 26-year-old bride. why they are rushing to the aisle coming up. toothbrush... sweater... extra sweater... headphones, sleeping mask... oh, and this is the xfinity tv app. he can watch his dvr'd shows from where ever he wants. hey. have fun, make some friends. alright. did i mention his neck pillow? (sniffs pillow

. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. this week at the vatican, pope francis urged prayers for ebola victims and called on the international community to do everything possible to eradicate the virus. the world health organization said the rate of new cases may be slowing in liberia, the worst-hit country but the fight was far from over. during a visit to west africa, u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power said a much greater international response is needed to defeat ebola. >>> a delegation of top religious leaders came to the u.s. this week seeking help for their besieged community in iraq. isis has particularly targeted the anxious religious minority, which isis calls pagan. mo

>>> main funding is provided by the lillian endowment, an indianapolis private family foundation dedicated to its founders and christian religion, community development and education. additionalç funding also provid by mutual of america. designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. this week, the national council of churches was among the many faith groups reacting with dismay after a ferguson, missouri grand jury decided there was no probable cause to indict white police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. the decision not to indict wilson followed months of anticipation as well as a nationwide debate about police treatment of young black men. angry protests broke out in ferguson and in many other cities across the u.s. shortly after the decision was announced. while many of the ferguson protests were peaceful, there was also chaos as several buildings were looted or burned and police fired tear gas. faith groups have been active in fergus

in indianapolis, the morning rush turn entered a morning crush as up to a dozen cars slid off interstate 74. traffic chopper pilot keith mccutchen. >> slow the heck down, people. they need to get cops out here quick. there goes at one. boom. >> reporter: as daylight broke, police finally shut down the eastbound lanes, but the traffic jam extended for miles. even texas got some snow. well, the panhandle needed shovel, in midlothian, there was barely enough for a snowball. schools in arkansas canceled classes and kentucky saw up to five inches of snow. here in kalamazoo, as much as a foot of snow is expected by tomorrow night, and there is snow in the forecast every day this week. and get this, scott, there is already ice forming on lake superior. that's something that usually doesn't happen until december. >> pelley: not even winter yet. vicente arenas reporting tonight. thank you, vicente. here in washington, the state department's unclassified e-mail system is still shut down tonight after it became the latest victim of hackers targeting the u.s. government. here's homeland security cor

and in 1958 he is among a select group of american businessmen and 72 in indianapolis five robert welch. and brought under the strictest secrecy and told not to even stay at the same hotel less they attract suspicion by the prominent businessmen are in one place. and then goes on to play a prominent role to become a national council member in wichita kansas to become a real hotbed which is where the koch family lives and that was beginning earlier as the schoolteacher in texas the. society targeted her for the things said in her classroom at that time and that brought back memories about researching the book and how to take place in wichita at this time. went teachers were told to spy on their teachers and i remember i spoke to one schoolteacher that said she handed out the unicef collection boxes to students for halloween it was a huge source of controversy because the birch society was against the united nations and their motto was in reference to the united nations. so charles koch the second of the brothers returns home to join in the of birch society as influential member. but he s

to the north, indianapolis. and this traffic jam, stretching for miles, and straight to the map, more than half the country with snow on the ground. the earliest in years. ginger zee is standing by. but we begin with gio benitez, in the storm zone. >> reporter: from blinding wind and snow up north, to severe weather and tornadoes down south, tonight, hundreds of millions in the grasp of extreme weather. central minnesota highways look like a frozen tundra. residents in ohio shoveling out. in indiana, crews working overtime to keep roads clear. >> while you think you see dry pavement, there's some black ice out there. you really need to pay attention. >> reporter: that black ice, to blame for nearly two dozen accidents near indianapolis, shutting down the main interstate. at least 11 people killed in car accidents from minnesota to texas. in oklahoma city, ambulances couldn't keep up. across the south, nearly 50 reports of severe weather, including at least two confirmed tornadoes. one near macon, georgia, an ef-

a truck carrying more than 2,000 pig lets overturned in indianapolis. it took firefighters more than six hours to move them to state fairgrounds until they can be picked up by the owner. investigators think speed may have played a factor in the crash. >> a one-two punch for people in buffalo, new york. first they're pounded by snow. a historic 7 feet of it. now, they may be drenched by floods as the temperatures could go as high as 60 degrees this weekend and of course that would melt the mounds of snow they've gotten. the problem, officials have never had this much snow melt at once, so they don't know how much flooding to prepare for. governor cuomo says tremendous progress has been made to remove the snow to help with flooding concerns. driving bands are lifted to night. >> eight-year-old montgomery county girl on mission to make difference much she's knitting really it seems around the clock to make hundreds of little hats. they're for tiny babies at the very place that saved her brother's live. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce has the heart-warming story

off a beatdown of michigan on this field -- >> kirk: a lot of that has to do with how they played in indianapolis and then carried it over to the rose bowl. i think they feel very confident who they are. this is a team that's been peaking. they feel very good coming into this game. this is a good michigan state team. ohio state came in with a plan and they've executed. >> chris: cook has time. fires down the middle and just over the head of mumphery. smile from cook. but it's been a frustrating night, because he's been in the unusual position of having to play catchup. >> kirk: urban meyer and mark dantonio said to us, when up get into these big games, especially in november in the big ten, any game, it's typically owon up front in the trenches. think of how ohio state's offensive line has played. they've played incredibly well. also, ohio state's defensive line with bennett, washington, bosa, even steve miller they have held up their end of the bargain, as well. >> chris: third and ten. they bring four. cook fires over the middle, complete at the 42 yard line. they'll move the chains. kings made

off a beatdown of michigan on this field -- >> kirk: a lot of that has to do with how they played in indianapolis and then carried it over to the rose bowl. i think they feel very confident who they are. this is a team that's been peaking. they feel very good coming into this game. this is a good michigan state team. ohio state came in with a plan and they've executed. >> chris: cook has time. fires down the middle and just over the head of mumphery. smile from cook. but it's been a frustrating night, because he's been in the unusual position of having to play catchup. >> kirk: urban meyer and mark dantonio said to us, when up get into these big games, especially in november in the big ten, any game, it's typically owon up front in the trenches. think of how ohio state's offensive line has played. they've played incredibly well. also, ohio state's defensive line with bennett, washington, bosa, even steve miller they have held up their end of the bargain, as well. >> chris: third and ten. they bring four. cook fires over the middle, complete at the 42 yard line. they'll move the chains. kings made

in indianapolis tonight, looking at final score once again. it was 42-20. the patriots have now won six in a row and they go to 8-2. until next week, al michaels, cris collinsworth and michele tafoya and the entire gang saying good night from indianapolis. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com steak & eggs. steak & eggs! steak & eggs. steak & eggs? steak & eggs. boom. dunkin's angus steak and egg sandwich is oven-toasted and made with angus beef. make today a steak & egg day. america runs on dunkin'. merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. uploads as fast as downloads. get a fios triple play online for this great price and a $400 visa prepaid card with a 2-year agreement. call the verizon center for custo

six years i had an opportunity to play in the super bowl championship of 2006 with the indianapolis colts where i went on to play two years with the cincinnati bengals and now a husband and a father of three beautiful girls, so thankfully i don't have any football players in the family right now, but the new perspective of a father has really become a part of my life. right now i've just taken the national sports position for the american academy of neurology which is the largest associations of neurologists in the world, 27,000 now make up the academy, the leaders in neurology in the world along with the national -- their national foundation, the american brain foundation, whose goal is to cure brain disease through exactly what chris talked about the importance of raising money for research. i hope i never forget the night of february 4th, 2007. it was an amazing night in miami, florida, as we stepped on to the dolphins' stadium on to the biggest stage in the world. i don't even know how to put it into words to describe it to you, over 100 million people tuned in to watch the indianapol

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temperatures, and it is 21 in indianapolis, and this is headed this direction, so as you go through this evening, look or temperatures to drop into the upper 30's with gusting wind, and then overnight, gradual clearing, windy and cold, 22 to 28 degrees on the thermometer, but the gusty wind will make it feel colder, and maybe 16 degrees, so prepare yourself and the kids for a frigid tuesday morning. leon, that is the latest. >> a surgeon who lives in maryland has become the latest intim of ebola when he died nebraska after being transferred last week from sierra leon. the community is rallying around dr. salia's family. family said he initially got a false negative tests for ebola when he was treating patients in sierra leone, but when they brought him back here to the united states, he was already critically ill, and family and friends and the doctors treating him were hoping for a miracle. friends are gathering behind closed doors, grieving the loss of dr. martin salia, a man who was loved by so many. >> they flew him back here for treatment. that is encouraging news. >> doctors at the

is watching the indianapolis colts play the patriots yesterday. at one point the indianapolis colts mascot, blue. they have a mascot. he held up a giant picture of my head and tried to distract the kicker. look at this. this is real. [ laughter ] see it? can we zoom in? look at this. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so like, "what is going on? what is going on?" i was like, "nice try, blue, but a mascot holding up a giant head isn't going to distract anybody -- " ♪ ho! hashtag stop, hashtag the panda, everybody. i'm trying to do a show. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] get out. all right, get it over with. yeah. thank you, hashtag. all right, thank you, hashtag. all right, good, thank you. [ laughter ] tired? he get tired out there? hashtag, you all right? ♪ [ laughter ] i feel like he's waving or is he -- is he waving? >> steve: bring it on. ♪ i wouldn't -- it's cruel to do it one more time. ♪ hashtag! hashtag, use that door. use the other door. come on. ♪ [ cheers ] all right, there he is. very good. all right, guys -- [ cheers and applause ] fi

the indianapolis colts -- he is reporting the decision has been made. this has not been confirmed by us. you certainly have heard jay gruden on his conference call yesterday, he reiterated that his intent was to start robert griffin iii on sunday. tonight, we are hearing that colt mccoy will start against the colts. the washington wizards played host to the hawks at the verizon center. wizards 9-3, first place in the southeast division. john wall doing what john wall does, to the bucket. forces the action. and-one. the game was close until the fourth quarter. the hawks went on a 12-0 run. jeff t to mike scott. atlanta with a lead. but then jeff teague took it over, ending with 28 points. the wizards made a close, but the final was 106-102, atlanta over washington. terps beat arizona state to go to 4-0 last night. tonight they took on 13th-ranked iowa state. several freshmen played big roles. 23-16 terps. iowa state helped them a little, turning it over. they give it back to maryland. maryland will take this. bang.s, yes, sir, in the second half, the tur

an indiana newspaper has apologized after a cartoon about immigration offended the indianapolis star pulls the cartoon, which featured a white family upset at what i assume are hispanic people climbing through their window to share thanksgiving with them. the paper first tried to pacify people by removing the guy climbing through the window. smart move. shockingly, that didn't work. so on saturday, they scrubbed the cartoon from their website with the editor saying, quote, gary did not intend to be racially insensitive in his attempt to express his strong views about president barack obama's decision to temporarily prevent the deportation of millions of immigrants. anyway, you know who loves thanksgiving? my cousin carl. test test. >> oh uncle carl. oh, uncle carl. i never get enough of him. >> it's been a long time. >> let's face it. this cartoon was pretty stupid. it wasn't funny. is offensive the right reason to take something down? isn't that the whole point of cartoons is to upset people, i guess? >> it is like a completely wrong message. very few families in america have ever e

. >> his family and friends gathered at butler university and indianapolis, kasich was a former aid and he founded the relief effort to help war victims while delivering supplies of retch jesus to civil war and they will award the number of freedoms and this includes actress merrill street and bay area isabel and the metal of freedom is the highest honor. >>> british boy is one direction direction. >> it is one direction. >> yay, the band claimed three trophies including honest of the year, last night they were up against competition and katie perry bunts again and he will end deyour an entire turkey. >>> on saturday, this is a fox ridge resort. >> he took more than 5,000 away for doing it. >> hot dogs is one thing, turkey is quite the other. >> the same for me cost. el of up, the drastic changes being promoted. the statewide action they will take part in today. >> good morning, traffic is off to a keen start on answer 880, you can move in port direction the from santa rosa, concord and we will have your forecast first. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music p

. >> what a weekend for end indianapolis colt receiver hilton. his wife went interest neighbor three weeks early on sunday morning, game day. >> hours later he took the field for the matchup against jacksonville and he raced from the hospital north of indianapolis to the stadium downtown just in time to make kickoff and what did he do? he considered a touchdown if his baby girl at 7 a yours and pulled away from jacksonville 23-3. >>> you know...i baby baby girl... >> very emotional there. after the game he tweeted this picture of his daughter along with a photo three wrote "my princess got the game ball and i. brother you a tv on your special day." >> he had that motivation. >> he did. we know football is rough so although that was spontaneous flow of emotion, he will be hearing that in the locker room. >> all in good fun. >> in good fun. >> in more need for an umbrella. >> sunglasses. if you are outside you can still get sunburned. >> sitting in the field watching baseball games all weekend. >> i fell your pain. >> we dot this at 9:00 and we lef

peter kassig, 26 years old, raised in indianapolis, went to north central high school there. ended up joining the army, became an army ranger, deployed to iraq. returned to the states, went to hanover college in indiana, went to butler university in indiana but then decided to get his emt training done and decided to then return overseas. friends, family members say he was really called to do humanitarian work overseas. he believed that was his purpose and he felt compelled to leave college here in the sfats and head over there. ed and paula kassig have been doing everything as parents in their power during the course of their son's captivity to try and bring him home safely. last month releasing a video on youtube in which they appealed for mercy, asked for their son's freedom. paula kassig getting on twitter and writing to isis leaders asking to secure her son's freedom, doing everything as a mother that she knew how to do. but this morning, again, releasing this statement that i'm sure they had feared and dreaded. they would at some point release a spokesperson for the fam

la nfl, potros de indianapolis. los potros, terminaron aplastando su rival. >> asÍ ponemos punto final. >> se crearÁ el panda con esos 15.3 millones? >> escucharÁ los yanquis y boston. o saber que pasa, significa mucho para san francisco. >> veamos un adelanto de al despertar. >> como saben, la estrella espaÑola, isabel pantoja no se le limpia por el blanqueo de dinero y llegÓ el dÍa en que deberÁ ingresar a prisiÓn >> un futbolista tiene una suspensiÓn de medio siglo por agredir a un Árbitro. ♪ ♪ >> una de cada dos hispanas tiene obesidad. un estudio dijo que la muerte le pasaron la menopausia y que son obesas aumentan el riesgo de tener tumores cancerosos. las medidas puede ser una dieta balanceada, hacer ejercicio y no fumar. >> bueno, hay gente que se empeÑa de ser original. esta pareja literalmente se volÓ. decidieron curarse amor durante un vuelo comercial. >> este par no trabaja para la aerolÍnea percibiÓ constantemente debido a sus empleos asÍ que enfrente de conocidos y extraÑos con toda

indianapolis, 19. 19 in chicago. just barely squeezing out of the single digits, the arctic hare is going to be filling in. with the wind picking up it will be all about the feel factor tonight and tomorrow morning. the futurecast today is featuring wind chills. we go through the overnight hours and the cold air filters in, you will be waking up to a feel factor in the teens tomorrow morning. still afternoon we will be looking at wind chill in the low to mid 20's across the region. that area will stick around for couple of days. this blast of cold air will be worse than what we saw last week. the rain showers, tapering off, the evening commute is looking drier. tomorrow will be cold and breezy. cold air, colder than last week. tomorrow's temperatures tomorrow afternoon, the highest maybe the record cold and then the windchill factor will be in the 20's on tuesday. another bitter day on your wednesday, recovering a little bit on thursday and friday, but we will still be below average the chances were showers possible

indegree difference indianapolis. if you could see what they are doing over there. futurecast. nothing in terms of severe weather. the cold front will move on through, bringing us colder temperatures not only for tomorrow, but the upcoming weekend and into early next week. look at morning temperatures, sliding into the 50's. temperatures in the seven-day outlook well below average for this time of year. thursday, 49 degrees. 46 on saturday. sunday, we could look at a bit of a mix out there, mainly in the western mountains. could see a few flurries of snow. not going to amount to a lot. i wish we could -- >> you are unflappable. >> most of the time. [laughter] >> thank you very much. >> the washington nationals and baltimore orioles have the top two managers in all of baseball tonight. caps and blue jackets. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta and the well-crafted all-new golf. if

indianapolis at 19. as far as any significant weather, doesn't look like much but could be a shower later sunday but it will be a lot milder by then. 48 today, breezy, some gusts over 20. tonight 28 with low 20s north and west. wind chills in the teens by morning and stay in the 20s tomorrow with air temps mid- to upper 30s. saturday the warming trend begins. we'll get up to 478. over the weekend -- to 48. over the weekend even warmer on sunday. you can get some outdoor chores in before a shower moves in. warm on monday and cooler on tuesday. >>> here comes the volume? >> reporter: here come the troubles. eastbound crash right near the metro. eastbound near cedar lane before you get to the capitol beltway but after nutley street. it's been tying up the right half of the roadway. sky 9 has been showing us this activity. now i see three lanes getting by but the began is done coming from fair oaks as you make your way east on 66. a crash near 236 cleared out of your way. i'll take you to that water main bre

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and a local fire journalist in indianapolis decided to look into her death. after years of investigating, he uncovered evidence that forced the cops in essence to reopen the case. yesterday, officers in indiana arrested the former deputy for murder. you'll hear from the reporter who uncovered the evidence in a moment. first a bit of the back story. the man's name is tom. he and his wife ashley were having a new year's party at their home in colorado to ring in the year 2012. ashley's mother says tom, the husband, got upset because somebody brought over some weed and everybody them and then went into the bedroom with ashley and slammed the door. that's when the wife's relatives say tom shot her in the head. the back of the neck specifically. tom told the 911 operator the wife shot herself. >> my wife just shot herself in the neck. please help me. please help me. >> cops did come. they eventually ruled it a suicide. but police photos show the scratch marks on tom the husband's chest, signs of possible struggle. then there's a neighbor who reported hearing tom a

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