bowen was born and raised in indiana and received his bachelors and medical agree from indiana university. as a newly minuted doctor, d omp c as he became known, served in the u.s. army from 1943 to 1946. during his service in world war ii, he bravely attended wounded servicemen during the first wave ofal lied troops in japan. dr. serving his country, bowen came home and set up a medical practice. during his 26 years of private practice, he delivered over 3,000 babies in a town with a population of just over 4,500 people. it was during this time he also became involved with indiana politics, rising all the way from local coroner to speaker of the indiana house of representatives and eventually one of our state's most popular governors, he won the trust and respect of hoosiers with his bedside manner. he drew upon his war experiences as a combat physician to improve health care services in indiana by pioneering a statewide emergency medical services system. upon leaving office in 1981, dr. bowen served as a professor of medicine at the i.u. med center in indianapolis. he returned to public

i worked in radio in the state of indiana. and i would go on to serve in congress with the likes of elton gallegly. i often tell people if i only had 12 years left to live i'd want to live it as a member of congress because that was the longest 12 years of my life. [laughter] [applause] the truth is it was a great privilege to represent indiana, and to fight for the very things -- you know i felt like i was kind of a late arrival to the reagan revolution on capitol hill. i'd run in 1988, but i wasn't elected to congress for another 12 years. but when i got there i met with -- i met up with other reaganites like elton gallegly. and we worked shoulder-to-shoulder for all the principles the reagan revolution, a strong military, less government, less taxes, less regulation, and traditional moral values. and it was my great honor to advocate those things. but i'll also tell you as governor of indiana he inspired me. when i became governor of the great state of indiana, i made a deeper study of california's history. and you can than

showers again today as a low slides over lake michigan and into indiana. a trough of low pressure will rotate around that low and across us to keep showers going this afternoon. well stay chilly with highs in the low 60s and as winds pick up from the ne we may see a few lake effect clouds or showers. we do warm a bit tomorrow and dry up a bit. the long range brings our temperatures back into the seasonal range or slightly above average. today: showers likely. breezy ne wind. high: 62 dewpoint: 51 wind: ne 10-20 mph tonight: light rain. low: 56 dewpoint: 52 anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays milwaukee police are on scene of a deadly shooting it happened near 19th and fairmount deandra corinthios is live at officer-involved shootings in the u-s to report this morning. one in california...the other in arizona. nicole joins us now with the latest on these investigations. let's start in el cajon california - where police say they shot a m refused to comply with their deman

mostly cloudy with showers again today as a low slides over lake michigan and into indiana. a trough of low pressure will rotate around that low and across us to keep showers going this afternoon. well stay chilly with highs in lake effect clouds or showers. we do warm a bit tomorrow and dry up a bit. the long range brings our temperatures back into the seasonal range or slightly above average. today: showers likely. breezy ne wind. high: 62 dewpoint: 51 wind: ne 10-20 mph tonight: light rain. low: 56 dewpoint: 52 wind: ne 5-10 mph angelica adlibs traffic red on yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays police are investigating a deadly shooting on milwaukee's north side. officers were called to 19th and fairmount overnight. deandra corintios is live near the scene with an update. sgt on scene says it is a male victim, he was in his late 20s deceased. the call for the shooting came from someone nearby unclear where the shooting took place, likely outside around the house. in the u-s to report this morning. one in california...the other in arizona.

gentleman from indiana. mr. courson: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, the title is amended. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5859 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5859, a bill to amend the homeland security act major to establish the metropolitan area counterterrorism training grant program and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. mcc

after servi in the indiana legislature, he was elected the 44th governor of indiana and ultimately served as secretary of alth and human services under president reagan. i'm very pleased to support this legislation and urge its passage. mr. speaker, reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlema reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. brooks: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank my dear friend and colleue from california, mr. takano, fors those remarks. i now yield to the gentlelady from northern indiana, my dear friend who has also served on the veterans affairs committee, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewan is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you to the gentlelady for yielding me time. i'm tilled to be here to this facility the dr. otis brown veteran house. his nameame was doc and he was affectionately known. mrs. walorski: i would be one person knocking on his door every so often just to see how he was doifpblg he had a wall of fame like no other in his house and i throved sit and listen to him hem gradted from francisville high

. ♪ enrique: un mÉdico de indiana podrÍa ser el padre de docenas de niÑos sin que sus madres lo sepan. se aprovechÓ de su condicion de mÉdico para utilizar su propio esperma. reportera: esta mujer que sintÓo curiosidad descubrir sus ancestros recurriÓ a una compaÑÍa que trab par u haciendo un abrevadero dna, descubriÓ que tenÍa al menos 8 medio hermanos. tenÍan en comÚn que sus madres habÍan sido pacientes del mismo doctor de indiana, que tenÍa su clÍnica de tratamiento de fertilidad. se trata de este mÉdico de 77 aÑos, acusado de utilizar su propio semen para inseminar a sus pacientes sin conocimiento de ellas en al-50 oportunidades. >> es totalmente antibiÓtico lo que hizo, prometiÓ -- antiÉtico lo que hizo, prometiÓ una cosa hizo otra, dijo el fiscal del caso. dijo que no utilizarÍan al mismo donante mÁs de 3 veces. este mÉdico especializado en fertilidad el uso de semen fresco requiere que el donante se presenten el consultorio a dejar su muestra el mismo dÍa en que estarÁ la paciente inseminada. >> quÉ tan fresca debe ser la muestra? >> un promedio de una

indiana's biggest customers, canada and mexico. free trade advocates argue that you want to be selling to billions of people around the world. not just the 320 million customers in the u.s. >> international business is actually an important part of american businesses being successful. >> jennifer is an executive at cummi cummins, a major manufacturer and employer in the state. >> 70% of the product that we produce here gets exported. >> in terms of the places around the world where this kind of machinery and these kinds of engines could be assembled, where are they? obviously europe may be one region of the world. where else? >> india. they certainly have the capability to do that. >> india may have really cheap labor compared to u.s. >> that is one element of any manufacturing cost. has your quality, efficiency rate. we can't compete with that hourly rate. no point suggesting that we could. >> bottom line, america has to be innovative. the country can't compete on wages alone. that means giving up certain jobs. the benefit should

to an indiana native who worked as a schoolteacher. john brademas was a star quarterback, and he was the valedictorian at south bend central high school. after high school, he served in the u.s. navy in the naval officer's training program at the university of mississippi. he graduated from harvard university and received a rhodess scholarship to oxford university in england, where he earned his doctorate. in 1958 dr. brademas was elected to the united states house of representatives, to the then 3rd district of indiana, where he served with incredible distinction for 22 years until 1981. in congress, he was always working, always pushing to make life better for hoosiers and for all americans. as his colleague representative frank thompson said, john never stops. he's incredibly bright, works terribly hard, and is able to translate that brightness into very pragmatic legislative ability. dr. brademas w's a leading and effective legislator on issues involving school and colleges and universities, services for the elderly and disabled, f

rushville, indiana, he called decaf. rush limbaugh on [laughter] and this is where he began his political journy to congress. -- journey to congress. his journey continues. we recognize that those partnerships can even involve the give and take and differences among running mates. president reagan successful economic program for the nation became known as reaganomics. before becoming the president, the vice president tonight -- presidential pick, george h bush economics.he voodoo he ended up becoming the most reliable wingmen resident reagan ever had. we also recognized the similarities are guest shares with the president reagan. a belief in god. american exceptionalism. the power of individual liberty. the importance of fiscal responsibility. the capacity for american business. the need for a strong military to provide a safer world. and a desire to be home with his wife for dinner every night. to ensure that you will make it home tonight, i shall be seated. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to introduce to you

>> good. >> holy cross priest from south bend, indiana, notre dame. come out here just sort of talk to the men, any of them want to talk to me. some are catholic, some are not. i'm retired. i'm delighted to do it. >> even though 79-year-old father thomas mcnally is required by the prison to wear a stab resistant vest, the thought of being attacked doesn't come across his mind. >> i never felt any kind of fear or tension with the men. >> when i was little kid, i'd be riding my bicycle, i would go by and see her. i would be like, i love you, erica. i love you, erica. >> they know i'm a pretty harmless guy. it's been a very friendly kind of relationship. you know, the stories you tell about your family, i get the biggest kick out of. it's really incredible. >> they're good. they're funny. >> they're all right, huh? look, i'm with you. i'll be back in a couple weeks. anything you want, you yell. >> i'll be here, i promise. >> okay. we'll see you later. >> take it easy, father tom. >> the thing with the chaplain, it's an outside person coming on the unit.

i never lived in indiana prior to being incarcerated. i was here for two days before i caught my case. i originally ended up in kentucky, but i crossed the state line looking for a walmart and i ended up in indiana. >> wright might have been looking for a walmart, but his trip to indiana involved more than shopping. >> i was pimping on my girlfriend -- well, you can call her a girlfriend, female companion, whatever. yeah, i was pimping. so that's what i was doing from state to state, for income. i've got good communication skills. communication is my occupation. i'm talkative, i meet different people. believe it or not, a lot of people are looking to have a good time. my co-defendant, you know, was a pretty young lady and basically, you know, sells herself. sex is a good industry. >> reporter: wright's troubles began when he and his female companion met a potential john at their hotel. it was christmas eve. >> we went back to his home, spent time there. on the way back to the hotel, things got heated and out of control, and, you know, sh

rushville, indiana, he called decaf. rush limbaugh on [laughter] and this is where he began his political journy to congress. -- journey to congress. his journey continues. we recognize that those partnerships can even involve the give and take and differences among running mates. president reagan successful economic program for the nation became known as reaganomics. before becoming the president, the vice president tonight -- presidential pick, george h bush economics.he voodoo he ended up becoming the most reliable wingmen resident reagan ever had. we also recognized the similarities are guest shares with the president reagan. a belief in god. american exceptionalism. the power of individual liberty. the importance of fiscal responsibility. the capacity for american business. the need for a strong military to provide a safer world. and a desire to be home with his wife for dinner every night. to ensure that you will make it home tonight, i shall be seated. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to introduce to you

in indiana. none of that severe weather wilw reach usi tonight.t but that front will be moving through here tomorrow. we'll watch for t a slightht for severe thundert storms. seventy-five in cleveland rightt now. look at this.s. a more gentle up and down pattern. a lot more cloud cover. and a slight reduction of humidity. making it a much more gentle day. not as hot. sixty-eight tonight. a few showers. best chance of showers and thunder stormsfewe tomorrow. again we'll watch for thethe potential for some of the thunder storms to approach thete severe limits. i'll have details coming up. >> . we look forward to that. question are not going we are not going to let anyone who a treaty ally and partner of ours be threatened. we are not going to let northle korea pursue a nuclear weapon. >> .cle>> just today. korea performed its fifth nuclear test. it's fourth.f sinceou clinton became secretary of state. .meme it's just one more massive failure. from a failed secretary ofy state. >> . trump running ma

but the one i want to focus on indiana. right now. because notice, that sparked a couple of tornado warnings. going through indiana. and the last four hours. the tornado watch box trimmed now. to only illinois. we have two tornado warnings. that are currently in effect. for two counties. in indiana. none of that severe weather will reach us tonight. but that front will be moving through here tomorrow. we'll watch for a slight potential. for severe thunder storms. seventy-five in cleveland right now. look at this. a more gentle up and down pattern. a lot more cloud cover. and a slight reduction of humidity. making it a much more gentle day. not as hot. sixty-eight tonight. a few showers. best chance of showers and thunder storms tomorrow. again we'll watch for the potential for some of the thunder storms to approach the severe limits. eighty-two. then the clean sweep for sunday. sunday looks nice. we look forward to that. ? music ? extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. question are not going we are not going to let anyone who a t

the heavy rain is now set up across central illinois and indiana. with more sunshine, the temperature should reach at least the lower 80s today. much of the day remains humid with we'll start seeing the dew wisconsin taxpayers will pay one-point-six million dollars to planned parenthood attorneys.it's because of a lawsuit that successfully challenged a law requiring hospital admitting privileges for doctors who perform abortions.the law was ruled unconstitutional in 2015 and the state appealed all the way to the u.s. supreme court, which in june the case. green bay's mayor is charged with violating campaign finance laws. there was a two year investigation into mayor jim schmitt.he's accused of trying to make false statements to an election official, accepting campaign contributions not belonging to the reported donor and accepting contributions in excess of the limits.schmitt's attorney says the mayor will stay in office. new at noonnew development for downtown south milwaukee.this is a rendering of the microbrewery, apartments, additional retail an

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gene from indiana. what can you say got him fired up. >> if you put your effort and concentration into playing to your potential to be the best says in my book we're winners. >> jeb online two. >> please clap. clap... clap... >> that is the radio segment tonight. give us a call. i'll try to work you in the next round. >>>all right. coming up. we have new projections in the presidential race and an update to a money, power & politics investigation. first we found people in florida voter fraud across the nation. >>>election fraud is a crime against the entire american publ come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! >>>so we have records that show a man voted in tennessee in person then mailed in a

. >> he is show casing his life, family in indiana. he didn't earn more than $200,000 in a single year. he took standard tax deductions and in his most recent return he and his wife karen reported a combined income of $113,000 paying at about 8%. and showing financial strain, pulling out $40,000 for their kid's college education in 2014. what was interesting the trump campaign released the returns friday night. typically a type to bury bad news. there is no bad news in his tax returns. one thing it could be to avoid discussion if and when donald trump were to release his tax returns. he said he won't do that because he's being audited. the clinton campaign seizing on the tax returns, to say what is donald trump hiding. >> and i'm sure that's the theme they'll continue to hammer. let me ask you this about mike pence's speech. it seems he's preaching to the choir almost. >> these are his voters, the people he needs to get out to the polls. that's why donald trump spoke to them yesterday, actually really imploring them to get out to the p

. >>> more than a thousand people in east chicago, indiana are scrambling to find new homes. their entire neighborhood is contaminated with led and arsenic. the federal government knew about this for years, but apparently no one told the residents until recently. >> reporter: ana had her 3-year-old son screened for led today. they just moved to the east chicago area and she wanted to make sure he was okay. so far he's safe. not the case for 2-year-old samyra allen who are six times higher than normal. her parents have lived here for six years. they say all five of their children's led levels are in the danger zone. living in poison. so, i feel like they should be taking this a lot more serious. >> reporter: in 2008, the environment l al protection age declared it a contaminated super fund site build on top of an old led refinery and addressed clean up options with the city and it wasn't until may this year, six years later that the epa shared alarming contamination levels with the city. residents of his low income housing complex were living on led-laced soil, 66 times higher

. >>> more than a thousand people in chicago, indiana are looking for new homes. they're contaminated with led and arsenic. jericka duncan is >> reporter: her 3-year-old son was screened for led today. they just moved to the east chicago area and she wanted to make sure he was okay. so far he's safe. not the case for 2-year-old allen whose led levels are six times higher than normal. her parents, chantel and charles allen have lives here for six years. they say all five of their children's led levels are in the danger zone. living in poison. i feel like they should be taking this a lot more serious. >> reporter: in 2008, the environmental protection agency declared it a contaminated super fund site build on top of an old led refinery and addressed clean up options with the city. but according to the mayor's office, it wasn't until six years later that the epa sharedl with the city. they were living on led-laced soil 66 times higher than what's considered safe. since then the epa placed signs throughout the neighborhood warning children to stay off the grass. ruth

the state of indiana, and you're blessed with great leadership here in arizona. your governor, doug ducey, is a good man and a good leader, and he's doing a great job in arizona. >> reporter: now, we are told that pence is back in his home state of indiana just for a very quick break before heading back on to the road, and of course that vice presidential debate coming up very quickly, that's october 4th in virginia. reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> all right, marcy, thank yo to supporters in pennsylvania, hillary linton took the day off the campaign trail. instead, she's getting ready for the first presidential debate. hillary clinton's staff appears to be working hard, getting her ready for her first debate against republican nominee, donald trump. but her running mate, virginia senator tim kaine, spent the day speaking with supports in nevada. he touched on recent police brutality protests happening in the u.s. >> there is a need to build better bridges between law enforcement and the communities they serve. hillary and i understand that. >> meanwh

>> a lot of our favorite blockbusters, "indiana jones" and these were all original ideas. now it's hard to get something like that made. >> reporter: for one of the main cast members, what's old is new again. >> beatle juice? >> reporter: winoewynona rider the mother of the frantic boy. >> at that point we only had one it was a leap of faith on her part and without her, i don't think the show would have broken through the way it did. >> will, are you here? >> reporter: to find the right mix of younger stars. >> this isn't some lord of the rings book. >> the hobbit. >> reporter: they screened roughly 1,000 odditiaudition ta. >> just one bad child performance would -- i think it would destroy it. >> reporter: in a video posted by actress milly brown on twitter, the brothers witnessed her transform into the supernatural role of 11. >> 11, who is played by milly, because this is a character that doesn't have a lot of lines. but we were in a close up and went, oh, my god. >> reporter: judging from the online buzz and artwork created following. >> did you have any clue it would

a new study that shows how much money you could spend to mostly z23w6z z5yz an indiana doctor is >>> an indiana doctor is being charged with lying to investigators over allegations that he use the his own sperm at his fertility clinic the one he ran. and once some of his biological children when they learned the truth. >> helping women get pregnant for years an indianapolis doctor is accused of using his own sperm without his patient's knowledge. >> it was unethical what he did he was telling his patients one thing and doing another. >> that woman who wanted to stay anonymous says 77-year-old dr. donald client is her biological father. working out of his professional medical students during insemination. according to court records, earlier this year dr. klein admitted to his donor children that around 50 times he used his own sperm whenever he didn't have a donor sample available. he said he felt he was helping women because they really wanted a baby. >> it's very sickening to think that he ran his practice up until the time he was around 70 years old. >> the case turned criminal in

i know that your work in indiana has been recognized not only in indiana but across the country. could you talk just a little bit -- for the benefit of others, but indiana we have seen -- indiana's pretty strong. the economy is strong in indiana. can you talk to me a little bit about the differences between some of the state regulation that's encouraging growth but also i feel like there is this conflict with washington policy where they are kind of butting heads against each other. not only could indiana be doing better but the country as a whole. would you touch on that. mr. stuts: thank you for your service dwroin as well. i mentioned earlier work force development is a critical issue. the other issue we hear often is regulation. and it's both current and pending regulation that is challenging businesses to know the road map to success. you think about coal which is critical to our state. you think about agriculture and some of the changes in agriculture. clearly, congressman, you know that as well as anyone. businesses need a clear path to success. and part of that is underst

speaker, i'm happy now to yield 2 1/2 minutes to my colleague from indiana, mr. rokita, a subcommittee chairman on the committee on education and work force. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. rokita: i thank the speaker. i thank the gentleman from florida for his leadership. i rise today in support of h.r. 5963, the supporting youth opportunity and preventing delinquency act of 2016. mr. speaker, there are approximately two million children involved in our juvenile justice system with many more at-risk of entering it. prior to entering public service, i was engaged in the and te prackcies -- of law a good deal concerned juvenile law. i'll tell you, mr. speaker, that tell you, mr. speaker, that at the outset of every case just about, my number one goal was to see that that youth, those juveniles, did not get put quote, in the system. certainly did not get incarcerated. not because, mr. speaker, i was trying to get them off of anything. in fact my plea agreements and settlements were in a way designed to promot

after an indiana mother was accused of abducting and killing her two children. police in elkhart, indiana now say 7 year old liliana hernandez and 6 asphyxiation. amber pasztor was arrested on monday after her children's bodies were found in the backseat of the car she was driving. it was her neighbor's car. he was found shot to death in the woods yesterday morning. no charges have been filed in his death yet. and new this morning... police are investigating whether an argument over halloween masks... led to the stabbing death of a teenager. police in reading, pennsylvania said teens were riding around in scary neighborhood.... upsetting parents. a fight broke out... and three teens were stabbed - one fatally. this morning... investigators are talking to a person of interest - but no one has been charged. straight ahead - we're following breaking news on the a-b inbev and s- a-b miller merger. "she was the worst we ever had. the worst, the absolute worst. she was impossible. she was the winner, and, you know, she gained a massive amount of weight, and it was a r

and gop vice-presidential candidate indiana governor mike pence will be in york on thursday. up next on the debate stage vice-presidential debate this tuesday at long wood university. that's in farmville, virginia. next presidential debate is sunday, october 9th at washington university in st. louis. you will find complete coverage of both right here on fox 29. here's reminder about voter registration deadlines where you. pennsylvania voters have to register by october 11th. the deadline is october 15th in delaware and new jersey's deadline is october 18th. >>> so class is dismissed at one local middle school after trouble with the building. but that is not the only probl problem. what parents say they still don't know. >>> and tmz video shows a knock out at the wells fargo center back stage. famous rapper who was laid out. the musician who threw the punch and playing video games for

. >>> a community of neighbors in, indiana are being forced to leave their homes. the epa has placed signs at a housing complex warning not to play in the dirt. >> reporter: this housing complex was on top of what used to be a led refinery. well, now more than four decade later, at least 1,000 people are being forced to vacate. >> i'm angry because my family just got poisoned on someone else being negligent. >> reporter: each of charles and chantal allen's children have higher than normal led levels. times higher than normal. >> everyone's test is inaccurate. >> reporter: the mayor notified low income housing residents in july that the epa recently informed him that soil sampling detected led and arsenic in the complex. saying he learned at the end of may. >> they were the eye of the storm of a perfect led storm contamination. and nobody bothered to tell them. >> reporter: attorney ruth represents more than al80 residents. he says documents dating back to 2011 shows the city knew there was a serious problem. >> we're going to find out where the break down occurred

joining us now is indiana governor mike pence, of course the running mate for donald trump. governor, thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you. >> so you are known as a student. you are known as a studier and a worker. one of the criticisms for donald trump last night was he said he wasn't going to prepare and he meant it and it hurt him. will you prepare differently than he did for your debate? >> well, first off, let me say, i think it was a good debate. i think donald trump had a great night. i think the american people saw in donald trump the kind of leadership and the kind of clarity and candor that's created the tremendous momentum in this campaign. he came right out of the box in that campaign and started talking about jobs, started talking about these disastrous trade deals that have literally cost millions of manufacturing jobs in places like indiana, michigan, and ohio, and pennsylvania. and i think it's that focus and that plain spoken way that he has about him that generates the huge crowds that i'm sure he'll see in florida today. i think it's the reaso

we promoted a culture of life in the state of indiana. we instituted the first ever state income tax credit for hoosier families who adopt, and we supported crisis pregnancy centers around the state by providing additional funding, millions of dollars, through the real alternatives program so that women facing crisis pregnancy have more choices before them and can choose life. >> and we've been listening to donald trump's running mate, that's indiana governor mike pence. he's been speaking to the conservative value voters summit. the vice presidential candidate taking aim at hillary clinton for her comments calling half of donald trump's voters deplorable, although he used the word irredeemable. let's bring in cnn's senior political reporter manu raju. pence just responded to hillary clinton's comments. let's listen. >> to just be grossly generalistic, you can put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islam phobic. you name it. there are people like that,

he's done everything he could do wrong with indiana. think trump for picking him. -- thank trump for picking him. host: what do you think about tim kaine? he's had much more experience than mike pence has. he's been a governor, senator, pence was a congressman for a little bit, but he never did anything in the congress. i can't remember anything he did but stand behind bush when he made a speech. next inrl is fredericksburg, virginia. the line for democrats. caller: good morning. thanks for c-span, pedro. i have a question. is mike pence was all that great, how come you didn't make speaker of the house? -- how come he didn't makes bigger of the house? host: i will let you answer your own question. caller: if he was all that great , after he made that statement about hillary and her bid for election, he went straight downhill and they decided they were going to put him out there anymore. he has to be independent and some of the things that he is saying. and a lot of the things he is saying, he's mimicking trump. it doesn't look that grea

then this week we saw every member of the wnba indiana fever take a knee during the national anthem. then soccer player megan did a same at game in columbus. now with the events in tulsa and charlotte, don't believe if the protest grows this week in the nfl, perhaps starting tonight with the game new england patriots and sunday 14 games are scheduled and there's no telling how big the protest may be. if the demonstrations are big

>> indiana is an interesting one. it wasn't on the map of contested races until recently. dan coates is retiring. and he is running into some trouble because of his votes in the senate including for obamacare and also because there's some question of whether he is even from indiana anymore. he's been working in washington. >>> that voting record before 2010 is crucial. he didn't run for re-election which was a dreadful year for democrats. in part, i think, because he was probably tired of the senate. i could get tired of harry reid, too. because those will be tough votes. he voted for the stimulus, for obamacare. >> right. and this is one of those races. b he has some bad votes. he came in with a lot of money. but generally what we're seeing is the story would be republicans have some really strong candidates. how big a drag on the ticket will trump be? now trump pulling even. the possibility? maybe he even gives them a lift. all they need is for him not to be a big drag. >> don't cash in your chips yet. >> a lot of t

all ahead of the cold front now moving to northwestern ohio in the mainline is tracking through gary, indiana. that is what we are looking at. the airlines are to emerge as the area is overtaking the rain fall.a all the sponsors the showers ar becoming more widespread. to spend showers to spread >> out your norwalk. pitt get rained on.y you can choose the showers between sandusky and norwalk early onno. showers continue to spread from west east throughout the day today. the coverage will be at least 9. traffic time with patty. >> this news. we could here today minute inner belt opens and you will find that you can accept they are nowe. new traffic pattern comes acros the bridge of it is a lot of lanes. this is eight at it and you can appreciate it and tell he cute please keep that in mind. you are now using the right-han side of the ramp.ha construction is in place for th next 40 days or so. that ramp is now close. and that will be -year-old. breaking news were following on this monday morning. a house the scene of her murder friday night is now the scene o a fire.t they quickly got the fire

. >> "jaws" and "indiana these were all original ideas. now it's hard to get something like that made. >> he's missing is what he is. >> reporter: for one of the main cast members, what is old is new again. wynona rider who starred in a handful of memorable '80s and '90s films plays the mother of will bier. track record. she really loved the script but it's a leap of faith and without her, i don't think the show would have broken through the way it did. >> will, are you here? >> reporter: to find the right mix of younger stars. >> this isn't some "lord of the rings" book. >> "the >> shut >> reporter: they screened thousands of audition tapes. >> one bad child performance, i think it would destroy it. >> reporter: in a video posted by actress milly brown on twitter, the brothers witnessed her transform into the soup natural role of 11. >> with 11, who's played by milly brown because this is a character that doesn't have a lot of lines but the minute we filmed mini and we were in a close up, we went oh, my gosh. >> reporter: judging from the

this is not a guy very familiar with what little real estate he has in indiana. and, look, he never moved back there since he left the senate six years ago. and when he left the senate after owe voting for obamacare, voting for the stimulus. voting straight down the line with obama, he said that serving in the senate was like a bad dream. so, sort of hard to get that. once people remember those things or be reminded of them it's hard to get the energy up for him. >> if the scenario follows, what you seem to think the course is now, that gets the republicans to how many? >> well of the seven they need? >> that would get them four between arizona, ohio, florida with marco rubio, and then todd young in indiana against evan bayh. but then that still leaves them throw short. they have got incumbents in missouri and north carolina that they have got to defend. that would get them to six. they have an excellent pickup opportunity with congressman joe heck running in nevada. he has persistently led albeit by a small lead in nevada for harry reid's seat. polls in new hamp

the amount of atmospheric moisture it is not tropical, not in the least until, you work west of the indiana border, they've got plenty. that will be moving in slowly but surely then it will become more humid it will be moving in tomorrow and more so the atmosphere squeezes that out on thursday that funnel boundary with showers/storms. until then to follow-up days to what has been a picture-perfect five-star, ten out of ten labor day weekend, as advertised, i might add. >> turning to politics, battleground ohio was in full swing with both candidates making stops in the area, and one point don bus were stuck in traffic as hillary clinton's motorcade passed by, we spent the day following both campaigns . >> will get to dave nethers who is covering trumps roundtable but first, hillary clinton was at luke easter park where matt wright reports. hillary clinton and tim kaine center labor day here together voters as theyget enter the fin days of the campaign here in ohio, hillary clinton had a conferencel call with of her speech and struggled to speak through portions a, and joked t when she thinks

also joining us tonight it is a big night for indiana. basketball coaching legend bob knight and we will have the best political analysis for you by political director ed rollins the "washington times" charlie hurt "fox news" media analyst howie kurtz among our guests here tonight. our top story donald trump and hillary clinton set the debate for the first time and is just under two hours in the latest polls showed these two candidates are in a dead heat. a new bloomberg politics survey shows the republican nominee now ahead of clinton by two points. in the latest quinnipiac university national poll, clinton leads by one point. mrs. clinton's lead also disappearing into key battleground states once assumed to be fig leaves in her column. not any more. the new "cnn" awards the poll shows trump is now leading her by one point in colorado and in pennsylvania clintons leaving just one point over trump. joining me now former spokesperson for president george w. bush republican strategist and "washington examiner" chief political correspondent

these thunderstorms are currently in indiana and east area tomorrow morning. in the western side of things along the cold front itself will come too late day as this comes through we could see some of these storms impey up a little bit during the heat of the day. it is kind of but timing issue. that timing could provide a little more amp for the storms. hour by hour forecast. scattered showers chances in the early morning but by 7 am most of the brain will be moving out of the area. again this is t the storm just west of us. as we move toward midday temperature will days temperatures will heat up. 80 maybe 1:00. a mix of clouds and sun. look at these wind. it will be a windy day tomorrow. if you have any outdoor plans involving tens or some kind of patio umbrella or beach umbrella , be ready because it is going to be a bit risk out there. farmer markets you would be included. it looks like they are going to be coming during the evening. the storms do have a chance to be strong, possibly severe -- very heavy downpours coming with this but they will be moving th

up next on cbs this morning an indiana community says it soil is contaminated. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsylvanians have a clear choice. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ >>> thank you so much. >> thanks very much. >> want to do this? let's do it. ♪ >> that's kind of awesome. >> it is. but, please, don't drop him! >> you know congressman john lewis. an incredible man. he was crowd surfing on the late show with stephen colbert and apparently he had fun with it. >> wow. >> yeah. >> that was john lewis? >> yes. from the edman pettis bridge to crowd surfing. there you go. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> coming up in this half hour, the democratic nominee for vice president, senat

played a big role in helping him win indiana. you can series our guest. coach, great to have you onset with us. >> nice to be here. >> are you responsible for donald trump? you helped him clinch in indiana. >> well, i don't want to say i'm totally responsible for saint donald, but i'm a big supporter. i like what i see and i like what he stands for and i think he's what we need. >> you've elevated him to saint. saint donald? >> well, in my mind, i do. just to let him know that -- >> that you have some affection for him. have you always been involved in politics? >> well, i'll tell you, i was a -- my major in college was history and government. and so i've always had an interest in who we should really appreciate and who we shouldn't appreciate. and my all-time favorite is harry truman. >> and why is that? >> because i think he was tough. and he loved america. >> one thing to have an interest and even one to study a topic, but another thing to come off the sidelines if you will and actually get involved in the process. why did you feel compelled to do so?

some say it's mike pence's record in washington and indiana that brings them out here. >> a big issue here in arizona and a few people are with l latinos for trump. >> i really like him for wha he's done for indiana and what congress. what he's done for in both in congress and as governor, he will do really well as vice president. >> part of the reason i want to bring the sign is to blow this misconception out of the way that latinos do not support trump. latinos that are here legal, protection and wants what any american does. >> mike pence is expected to take the stage in about a half hour, marc. don't miss a beat. we will stream it live on fox news now. and i will check in with you in a little bit. marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> the first presidential debate is this coming monday. john hook will bring you live coverage from new york throughout the day on air and you can watch the debate here on fox 10 at 6:00. and meet ly immediately after te debate we will have full coverage and you can watch it online on fox news now. >> a fox weather alert. we had a very rainy day in the valley. a

some say it's mike pence's record in washington and indiana that brings them out here. >> a big issue here in arizona and a few people are with l latinos for trump. >> i really like him for wha he's done for indiana and what congress. what he's done for in both in congress and as governor, he will do really well as vice president. >> part of the reason i want to bring the sign is to blow this misconception out of the way that latinos do not support trump. latinos that are here legal,