indianapolis -- u.s.s. indianapolis during world war ii, but survived what is considered one of the worse mass shark attacks ever. hundreds of sharks attacked them day and night for several days until they were finally rescued. >> can you imagine? ken wayne has this story of survival from a man of courage. >> reporter: when the u.s.s. indianapolis sailed through the golden gate on its way to the pacific theater in 1945, harold bray was a fresh 17-year-old sailor on his first deployment. little did he or the other crew members realize that they were on what would turn out to be a historic and tragic voyage. in one of the ship's hangars a large wooden crate. >> the marine guards were on it at all time saying we could not go near the thing. >> reporter: inside the crate the nuclear bomb that would be dropped on hiroshima. the ship was ordered to the philippines. bray was sleeping under a gun turret when the ship was attacked at the dead of night. >> right on the opposite side of where i was sleeping. it rolled

med center in indianapolis. he returned to public service in 1985 when he answered the call of president ronald reagan to became the first doctor to serve as secretary of the department of health and human services. there he spearheaded the federal government's response to the spread of aids, promoted public awareness of the dangers of the disease and worked towards its eradication. throughout his career, he was active in our community as a force for good and advocate for others. most notably, he was an active member of the american legion post for 59 years. he was a member of the v.f.w., the american medical association d he sat on the board of the philanthropic organization based in indianapolis. through his leadership on the board of the lillian endowment, the department of veterans affairs medical center secured a $9.9 million charitable grant to construct a home for the families of veterans undergoing surgery at the center. as a doctor, he knew that love is a vital component of the healing process and that

he now speaks to audiences about his experience on the indianapolis. many people haven't heard about it. >> it's amazing how little they talk about it. >> there are two-dozen sailors from it still alive. >> we lost a lot of guys. we lost 808 guys within the five days. 900 of us got in the water, they say. and 300 got killed instantly. >> next july he returns to the city of indianapolis to reunite with his fellow survivors until there are none. >> what an incredible story >> i just read a book about the indianapolis. i couldn't put it down. it was incredible what they went through. for him to be 89 now, what he's gone through and how good he looks. >> it's an incredible story the --. the ship sank in 12 minutes. >> and the sharks surrounded them. >>> two-dozen people killed in afghanistan. who is claiming responsibility for the attack snooze it's heating up here. i'll have some big numbers to show you after the break. >>> and harsh words from the president of the philippines that prompted president obama to postpone the meeting today. ♪ what if we mad

indianapolis' ball, first and 10. rich: they had to get to the 27-yard-line, and he got to the 28. kevin: here is adam vinatieri, who has kicked field goals today of 38 and 33. rich: you have to assume if vinatieri gets a chance, he is going to make it. kevin: ferguson is brought to you by ps3 down by perryman. the ball is up to the 37-yard-line of the colts. rich: that is a break for the colts. he will get the clock stopped and a chance to huddle up kevin: san diego is charged a time-out. you can see the helmet to hip rght there. rich: and josh ferguson wasn't fooling around. he news exactly what he was trying to do, split the two defenders. you can s moving. that is a good sign. kevin: at every nfl stadium, tere are 25 medical personnel on the sideline, ar- assigned for situations like this. the protocol used. but with both bercovicis participating, it has been immensely increased. rich: number one, when a potential concussion is removed from the field. that allows the medical staff to get in there, visit with the player and do the evaluation without a number of other players com

the worst shark attacks in history, a bay area man that lived to talk about the sinking of the uss indianapolis. >>> no slowing down for us. it is time to turn it up just a notch. a live look outside as we head south there from transamerica toward the bay bridge, glorious tuesday morning out there nice start to the post labor day. a big political day out there. new polls, people are talking about. we are nine weeks away to the presidential election, and these polls talking about how it is a dead heat. >> i can't believe we're so close finally. we have been talking about it for three years. we'll talk about that later in the newscast, one of the largest for profit college chains is closing its doors. >> itt technical institute announces its ceasing operations after half a century. >> alex savidge is live with the reason behind the shut down . >> reporter: accounting practices described as troubling and the school is facing millions of dollars in sanctions to the feds and that's why the company that owns itt tech was forced to close down 130 campuses nationwide. that includes two in the bay area.

for rich gannon non-, kevin harlan, so long from indianapolis. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. s?, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. polo! are not the play of the day. >> one minute remaining in the first quarter, bills quarterback, tyrod taylor hands off to lesean mccoy. he breaks through the line, outraces clay matthews to the score. and when you're sports rich, you get as much fantasy as you want and you get it with fanduel. you're a rookie? get in a rookie game. got a dollar? get in a dollar game. you and a friend don't see eye-to-eye? settle it in a head-to-head... steve. you don't move backwards in life, only forward! (announcer) deposit now for five free entries and get all the da

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in indianapolis, it's changing the way some people get around. phil lebea. >> reporter: cassie is a car share believer. she sold her car a year ago and got behind the wheel of a blue indy electric car when she needed to get around town. >> it doesn't serve all of my needs, but it does a large portion of it, especially when i'm downtown. >> reporter: the program started last year. a french automaker and the city of indianapolis are investing a combined $47 million to build a network of 278 electric cars that charge at 79 parking stations throughout the city. >> we've already been able to show really positive early growth. so we're off and running. this is about a year old now. it's overachieving expectations on every category you can imagine. >> repor so far, blue indy has just over 2,000 annual members, spending $9.99 a month and 20 cents per minute to drive around in one of the program's small electric cars. but blue indy is still in the red and is unlikely to turn a profit until thousands more join the program, which could take se which is why

four sacks in the ballgame against andrew luck and the indianapolis colts. let's go to mile high at the podium where gary kubiak is ready to greet the media. >> why don't i get started here and i'll save you all a couple of questions. first off, on the game it's a great effort by our team. it was a tough day. it was hot. i think it wore on both football teams and we hung in there and kept battling. we lost some key people in the game and had to make adjustments pretty moved the ball offensively and defensively came up cam appeared at the end of the game. i'm really proud of our guys and our win. it a tough football team against a great quarterback. we've got three guys are concerned about. stevenson's got a cap. something we dealt with all day has a calf and demarcus has an old enough fracture. we have to see in the morning what the cases going to be whether we think it's something to play with her something that must be fixed. obviously a tough day from that standpoint but we found a way to get number two. go ahead. >> the play to lead i know a hell hold on

and 300 got killed instantly. >> reporter: next july, bray will return again to the city of indianapolis to reunite with his fellow survivors until there are none. in benicia, ken wayne, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and i was speaking to ken in the newsroom just a couple of hours ago, and he said that the captain of the ship was actually court martialed, higher ups thinking he didn't do enough to avoid that attack. could have been zigzagging through the waters there. after his death, he wound up taking his own life after the incident but after his death was exonerated from all wrong doing. >> an amazing story. >> we'll be right back. an unprecedented natural outburst seems to have taken over the country. everything's all right in there? security. hi , i'm stuck in an elevator with a cow. a what ? all natural, non gmo ingredients with vitamin d and whole milk. new dannon , natural is back. >>> there is a new mural in the city of hayward called one love, one family, faces of hayward california. >> sean drummond was there as the finishing touches were completed and shows how the artist portrayed the

indianapolis. showing rain cooled temperatures. detroit. seventy-one in indianapolis. up upstream near des moines comfortable temperatures right now.atu our dewn points will be climbin. middle and upper 60s tonight. throughout the day tomorrow. associate -td with someto showe. and maybe somes downpours throughout the day tomorrow. i know what you're doing in cleveland. tailgating. toledo looking quiet too. in the afternoon, from down through youngs town. akron. canton. new filly. the areas could haveve a couplef showers bubbling up. just because of the proximity.i and thet positioning of thet actual front.h through the next 24f hours. a quarter to half inch.in isc a general amount of rainfalf we're anticipating added saturday night.t. by sunday really nothing except maybe near the points south.s from that. .. for tonight looking at upper 60s. warm. humid. rain developing. and thenin tomorrow, get ready r something inside. upper 70s. periods of7 rain. could be a thunder bumper oror two. sunday better chance of beingb dry. all daye long. especially north and northwest. r

in indianapolis, the state also found a way where the health and hospital corporations out of indianapolis, the county there is a municipal agency actually, they figured out a way, they started buying up for-profit nursing homes in indianapolis and now they are going all over the state of indiana by up for-profit nursing homes because they realize that in indiana, the way the legislation works is as soon as it becomes government owned they can trigger higher reimbursement rates from the federal government. what the corporation is doing is buying licenses for these nursing homes and often they are hiring the same company or the same facts they brought licenses from. so the care didn't improve at all and then instead of using the federal aid intended for better care at those nursing home facilities, the health and hospital corporation used it to build a multimillion dollar new hospital system in indianapolis. at least that's being used for healthcare purposes in indianapolis but that's not the intent. that money for that facility would have normally occurred for property taxes, referendums,

indianapolis had a long drive to start the second half. trevor lead the team down. but this team came away with a 14 point win. you and i both know they left a lot out on the field and it started on the opening possession with brandon mcmanus' missed forecast. you don't want to nitpick a 2-0 team too much. i am going to nitpick a 2-0 team a little bit. they had four times as many yards and four times as many first downs in the first half and they only led 13-7, i believe. they had a missed field goal. they had a turnover. they need to turn the drives into points and put games like they are good at winning close games. they are good at creating close games that don't need to be close. >> reporter: on that interception that siemian threw, it was a bad pass. had butler not come up lame on the hamstring that was six points. the bottom line is the broncos get a win. let's take a look at tonight's poll question. how do you feel about the broncos 2-0 start? relieved? thrilled, maybe still a work in progress? probably a little bit of all of cbsdenver.com to vote. again the

indianapolis recorder. he is a frequent panelist and six thisor to channel week and inside indiana business. he is also editor and publisher of indie politics. work which has recognized by the washington post two years in a row as one of the best political blogs in the nation. you are a busy man he is an attorney and holds adjunct teaching positions at the aiversity of indianapolis and community tech college. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming abdul-hakim shabazz. [applause] >> and with that, take it away. mr. shabazz: first of all, i want to extend a hearty thank you to you at the detroit economic club for having me here to play moderator for this forum discussion today. i was in west lafayette last night when the governor had a mitchith indiana governor daniels. this morning, i got up at 5:00 a.m. getting home at 5:00 was much more fun than getting up at 5:00. it is our pleasure to be here. and as governor johnson will tell you, you can ask him anything and everything because he is that kin

. >> marshall says he plans to take another knee before this sunday's game with the indianapolis colts and we're live. 9news broncos insider mike klis is at team headquarters. let's play klis and tell. the two men who run the team, mike, john elway and joe ellis, are both known to be >> i don't think too much. you have to be careful not to censor in something like this. even the league says it maybe encourages but it does not demand that people stand at attention, their players stand at attention during the national anthem. patrick smythe who is the broncos vice president of public relations has been about this. he's still going to kneel sunday. however, he is going to meet with the chief of denver police sometime this week. that's in the works. maybe something will come soon, but right now brandon marshall is going to kneel on sunday and joe ellis and john elway, even though they may not like it, they aren't going to get in the way. >> just one week into the season and the broncos defense is already being accused of playing dirty. is that fair? >> reporter: i i mean it was a hard hitt

weighing kind of redeveloped with happening here andha you'll notice the low which isy situated over indianapolis isn't moving very much but notice the rain of pennsylvania pulled into the sixth amendments were why the systems attempt to change quite a bitth another different of pennsylvania is right herem rain approaching sheridan again that we've had any rain out here the last 48 hoursap 24 hours and this is continuing to come at us from the maybe the eastern half of cuyahoga county will probably kick at a cook shower as you look further west we haven't seen a whole lot of rain here we've actually seen some pretty decent amount of dry weather south of acrobat again will start to change as well yesterday the focus of attention was westoo redeveloping coming at us from the southeast it'll make southeast to northwest a host a breezy today withst temperatures in the lower and middle 60s of the rain i'm hoping now will start to thin out by mid afternoon we'll talk more about the forecasted to the weakened weekend in a couple of minutes m'l. >> right now on the freeway things are okay weth have some

showers have been dealt a t little bit as we are looking at the slow which is situated to the north of indianapolis is pretty much the showers we ended up getting this more localized heavy bands of rainfall we had some rumbles of thunder late yesterday but again it wasn't everyone that is seen rain that is going to change as the low is starting to deepen storm fox radar showershehe we have had some periods of dry weather to the south but get akron cap commands had a pretty good pockethet was to the west and over in the philly is here as the showers continue to be developed later todayat will come out as more from the southeast and that the east it not so much from the south we will talk more about the temperaturesm up in the weekend forecast in just a little bit things a lot good morning what start on your roadways use caution as you go about your business at 271 southbound and they have overnight work by broadway so be aware of thatat slowly slid down to this construction zones and good and is goodness in part hollywood reopened between right and smithididonrt well its it kidsl its smash and grab

for rich gannon non-, kevin harlan, so long from indianapolis. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. marco...! polo! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. s?, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. polo! are not the play of the day. >> one minute remaining in the first quarter, bills quarterback, tyrod taylor hands off to lesean mccoy. he breaks through the line, outraces clay matthews to the score. helped buffalo record their and when you're sports rich, you get as much fantasy as you want and you get it with fanduel. you're a rookie? get in a rookie game. got a dollar? get in a dollar game. you and a friend don't see eye-to-eye? settle it in a head-to-head... steve. you don't move backwards in life, only forward! (announcer) deposit now for five free entries

he was stopp downtown indianapolis in june as he tried to make his way to isis-controlled territory. eight firefighters have died in a major fire in moscow. their bodies were discovered in the rubble of a large warehouse.they were on the roof of the building when it collapsed. another serious hack breached sensitive white house information-- including first lady michelle obama's passport information. investigators say hackers gained access to detailed schedules and routes for vice president joe biden personal information of white house staffers through a gmail account. government officials suspect russian intelligence may be behind the leak. samsung says about half of the galaxy note 7 phones that have been recalled in the u-s have been exchanged.... that's about 500-thousand phones....and that's about the same number of replacement phones, that have been sent to stores. samsung recalled 2- point-5 million phones worldwide because the batteries could overheat, catch fire and even explode. let people know they now have a safe device. still ahead on 12 today - tense moments at a phoeni

>> from our production to indianapolis to monterrey, mexico. >> indianapolis is busy, hosting conventiongoers is and business meetings. but the historic engine of indiana's economy turns just outside the city center. in manufacturing neighborhoods where factory workers live and union members gather in halls like this one for united steel workers local 1999. this union represents some workers at carrier, a unit of industrial giant. you may have heard the name carrier before. >> carrier. >> anybody from carrier? >> carrier says they're leaving. >> if you're tired of seeing carrier leaving your state. >> an air-conditioning manufacturing in indiana. >> they make furnaces, not air-conditioners. >> he makes $20 an hour connected to a gas valve on heating furnaces found in homes across the country. >> we take pride in what we do. when we see a carrier furnace in someone's house, we're like we built that. we had a hand in this. and we still do to this day. >> which t.j. says happened a few months ago. >> the best way to stay competitive and protect the business long term is to move production from o

ktvu ken wayne has a story of survival from a man of courage. >> reporter: when the uss indianapolis sailed through the golden gate on her way to the pacific theater in 1945, harold bray was a sailor on his first deployment. little did he or the other crew members realize they were on what would turn out to be an historic and tragic voyage. in one of the ship's hangars a large wooden crate. >> marine guards on it at all times. we could not go near this thing. >> reporter: inside the crate the nuclear bomb that would be dropped on hiroshima to hasten the end of world war ii. after the crate was delivered to the island of tinan. the ship was ordered to the philippines. bray was sleeping under a gun tourett in the dead of night when the ship was attacked. >> the first torpedo hit on the opposite side where i was sleeping and rolled me off of a 10-foot drop. >> reporter: the ship was already shrinking as he headed for a life jacket and headed for the quarter deck. >> that's where i jumped off and 30, 40 feet off the water and when i hit the water, somebody hit me and drove me down and i

denver lost at indianapolis in week 8. sour homecoming game there for peyton manning. also went down to the colts tpwo years ago. in the play offs. and the colts also defeated denver in 8 of the last nine games. really. >> . another tough ball game. >> finally here. rockies update. game in progress. there's the rocks playing in the desert. taking on arizona. off to 3 nothing lead. that evaporated. >> . >> there it is and there it goes. solo home run to left. >> judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... brown: i cannot believe that my fianc? cheated on me with a girl from my neighborhood and got her pregnant six months after we had a miscarriage. hobby: i had one affair, one kid, and it feels like i had six kids on danita. brown: i just want the judge to give me hope that i can trust him again. hobby: after these last five years, i need some advice because i got a lot of time invested in danita and i'm just gonna keep fighting for her. brown: if the judge tells me that i cannot trust him, then the relationship is over. hobby: i love her, and i'll do anything for her to fo

. >> the new cases are in buffalo, indianapolis and las vegas. and less tone a woman here. >> and i and i ran as fast as i could into the balcony and shut my door. >> reporter: an indianapolis mom saw kids in her neighborhood sitting in a car with a clown mask on and is worried about her own children's safety. >> and some are more violent and some are just harmless pranks, but, you never know who is going to be the harmless prank and who is going to be the one wicommunities across america and some clowns are aw >> hi, facebook. >> i did a bad thing. >> i didn't confess online. they went to the police station and are apologizing to the community. dressing up like a clown is not illegal but cincinnati police say they will charge people if it goes too far. >> someone happens tange the person and they fall and hit their head. th is a serious charge, you heart attack. you can -- and that is more serious.not happening in person in las vegas. it's happening online. the person behind this garbo- the-clown facebook profile is threat knowing a school and s

denver lost at indianapolis in week 8. sour homecoming game there for peyton manning. also went down to the colts tpwo and the colts also defeated denver in 8 of the last nine games. really. >> . another tough ball game. >> finally here. rockies update. game in progress. there's the rocks playing in the desert. taking on arizona. off to 3 nothing lead. that evaporated. >> . >> there it is and there it goes. solo home run to left. five to 3 currently. >> in the fifth. >> very upset about the latest developments here. behind us. we pan back over and mike will give you a closer look at the 45 and andrews drive. we head closer to the police tape. we want to give you a closer look at the home in question. denver police got the call of a possible suspicious death. just before six o'clock. tonight. a pastor lives in this home. and it's his wife to unfortunately passed away. >> . a possible suspicious death. as for the couple who lives in the home. church members behind us tell us they have two sons. again if we get more information we'll let you know.

there in indianapolis, and prior to that, served here in congress. so he has a long record of submitting financial disclosures and tax returns. sop it's nothing new more mike pence and he would say with his homespun midwest charm won't be any big surprises in his tax return. being someone who's worked in public life for a long time. so, that's one way that he distinguishes himself from donald trump who has a much more complicated financial picture and that reluctance you talked about to disclosing it. a tradition that presidential candidates have adhered to for a very long time to reveal to the public they're financial records in the form of tax returns. trump did submit financial disclosure documents required under the fec, but that's a separate matter. another way that they're parallel sl how they are talking about the intelligence briefings. mike pence in indianapolis today at a secure facility received his first classified briefing, hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine did so yesterday. and pence talked about it in ways that framed this aroun

indianapolis at denver, the main national double-header game. we'll be in denver for that one. j.b. and all the crew. boomer, coach cowher, tony, bart scott. we'll be there for the nfl today to get it all started at noon eastern time. the throw is caught by sal 80's -- salas for a first down. phil: and the jets backing up a little. playing soft, playing the jim: throw mccoy and the clock stops at 2:54. and they've got the ball on the jets' side of the field. phil: got two time-outs left still and you know what happens pass rushers get tired. that time they rushed three. they were spying tyrod taylor to make sure he doesn't run out of the pocket. and you play safe on defense. that's what you're supposed to do. you have a defensive line that we've bragged about. you're hoping one of them will win a one-on-one battle and stop the drive. jim: first down catch, salas. i'm not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation arises, if th position, they score a touchdown here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, you know -- 1

reservermer fed president of the bank of indianapolis gary stern saying that the economy looks of them quite sound."s " that brings me to marry of draghi. extendingeven discuss the qe program, which has led, julie, looking at the 10-year yield, the biggest move up since tuesday march. this is the highest we have been since july. julie, i really quickly want to look at the u.k. 10-year as well. something significant happens. on the fourth of august implemented this huge stimulus round. the 10-year yield after that points andso basis now we are back up to 86 herein we are higher, julie, then where we were before the boe implemented qe. just showing you how this move with yields is very much universal. julie: and we are seeing it happen in the u.s., too. in the u.s., i am watching the whatbility calculator -- you want to look at is this column over here. the probability of a hike as calculated by those fed fund futures. we have seen it take up a little bit for september. really though, the number you want to watch is december, which 60% probability. that is going to increase. as we see th

they've been waiting for that indianapolis at denver, the main national double-header game. we'll be in denver for that one. j.b. and all the crew. boomer, coach cowher, tony, bart scott. we'll be there for the nfl today to get it all started at noon eastern time. the throw is caught by sal 80's -- salas for a first down. phil: and the jets backing up a little. playing soft, playing the clock, the situa jim: throw mccoy and the clock stops at 2:54. and they've got the ball on the jets' side of the field. phil: got two time-outs left still and you know what happens that time they rushed three. they were spying tyrod taylor to make sure he doesn't run out of the pocket. and you play safe on defense. that's what you're supposed to do. you have a defensive line that we've bragged about. you're hoping one of them will win a one-on-one battle and stop the drive. jim: first down catch, salas. i'm not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation arises, if the bills get in here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, y

mohammed and columbia county line currently 82 cleveland many in the 70s to the west because of rainfall indianapolis 73 and ahead of the front 91 bc it will still infiltrate northeast ohioio until sunday was dinnertime it will be dry before he rebounds again the front ranks of another round heavy rainfall saturday was tha means out, it will be sunshine and warm more fall-like feel. will not be as hot humid it will be sunnier and the afternoon with low '80saf rainfall saturday is way too saturday an sunshine saturday the next roun of rainfall middle part next week. it is b3 of friday night touchdownwn who got about 90 minutes to vote for the game of go to fox 82 votes the polls closing at 9:00 p.m. tonight th winner announced at 10:00 p.m. tonighted. >> this week's special guest fo final touchdown will be jessica dill, she'll be less like at the newly renovated stadium, join u tonight for the three of friday night touchdown tomorrow at pasteurize aid mission out of hollywood. >> it sounds like a part of movie armageddonon are trying t stop and after it hitting earth launched a probee today that wi hu

brown shot a man and a woman on a couple....returni ng from a trip from indianapolis and that brown had a past relationship with the female victim. hours after the shooting...brown was caught at the v-a hospital in north las vegas. as of this morning he is in the clark county detention center and faces five charges: among them....attempted murder....discha rging a firearm in a prohibited area and assault with a deadly weapon. the airport bureau commander says this was an isolated incn was a case of domestic violence. flights weren't affected but the parking garage was closed for several hours during the investigation. both victims were taken to sunrise hospital where they're now in stable condition. no bail has been set for brown's attempted murder charges. >> he's scheduled to appear in court tomorrow morning at 7-30./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the obama administration issued new rules for self driving cars and trucks this morning. the rules give companies a wide latitude to develop new technology. the new policy includes a 15-point safety assessment. also developed a five-level scale to

luck hit a late touch down pass to beat the chargers in indianapolis today. san diego falls two games back of the broncos. amazing they only lost by 21. raiders at tennessee. looking to wipe out a 3 nothing deficit. i think i'm going to take this one. ma to the right. 22 yards for the game first touch down. oakland adding ten more in the second. good here. finding roberts. raiders win with defense. on the road. interestingingly. they are two and 0. >> . there may no be a more universally loved sports figure in my generation. he won only his u.s. open. only u.s. open 56 skwraoers years ago. here in denver. coming from 7 strokes down in the final round. to do it. wins in england revile hraoeuzed the open. and brought an eternal smile. from the prince stiff >> . gone today. at 87. passing of a legend. and a treasure. >> . he is known as the mad he'll no longer do it at lsu. after yesterday's loss to auburn. dropped the tigers to two and two. he was fired. barely sur survived last season. >> rockies blew a 3 to 2 lead in the ninth. with a two out homer. lost it i

just last year denver lost at indianapolis week 8. another sour homecoming game for peyton manning. and also went down to the colts two years ago. in the play offs. they have also defeated denver in 8 of the last nine times these two teams played. head coach he's only beener for one full season. even he is aware of the recent score board. as he just told on us on the ine zone. ready to do something about it. as for the colts. coming to defer fresh off a hroz to loss to the lions. not that luck could have done much better. >> . tradition of being a bronco killer in the past. even lucks own head coach. acknowledging he'll be ready for the broncos dynamite defense and whatever else wade wants to throw at hem. >> him. >> . >> >> always seems to have a knack for beating the broncos late. college football. colorado will get one.4 million dollar pay out. for going to michigan in weekend. 4 years into the regime of head much more. >> . >> one more as much as or more of the fifth down at missouri. or even the national championship. it spawned. it remains the most iconic play in colorado foot

parking garage at the airport was waiting for his victims to get to their car after flying in from indianapolis. here is the man we're talking about. that man jeffrey brown plotted to kill the people you are seeing on your screen. his estranged wife and her he was waiting in that parking garage on the sixth floor. once he had eyes on them he fired several shots at them. we don't have word this morning on the condition of the victims. when they were rushed to the hospital after this event they were conscious and talking. eventually jeffrey brown surrendered peacefully to police at a local v.a. medical center. >> dana: this is not a good scene last night playing out in protestors hitting the street and hitting back against local police officers that were dressed in this riot gear. this all occurred because police officers shot and killed an african-american man after they went to an apartment complex there. a local woman calling for peace now. >> you got to stop, you got to stop killing each other. >> dana: angry residents confronted the police officers. situation erupted hours after police went

of the late "quinn johnson harris" has died in a motorcylce crash.34-year-old jeremy johnson died in indianapolis yesterday afternoon. it was about a year ago... that airman "quinn johnson harris" was killed in a plane crash in afghanistan. both men wer nicolet high school. now to campaign 20-16 coverage. donald trump and hillary clinton face off in the first debate tonight. with a number of wisconsin voters still undecided about their choice for president.. experts tell us ?this? debate could make the difference. cbs 58's julie parise is live in the studio with our look ahead.julie? the latest marquette poll showed us that about one third of wisconsin voters just don't know who they are going to vote for come november. one u-w-m professor says despite many, wisconsin is a battleground state. tonight's debate happens at hofstra university on long island. while many expect heated exchanges tonight about the issues, proffesor mordecai lee suggests voters don't try to watch the debate like a political punidit. instead, he says a lot of wisconsin voters will make a decision based on style more than s

that's a severe thunderstorm warning by the way near indianapolis. but by the time this makes it here later on tonight, maybe a few rumbles of thunder. this is not going to be a severe weather weekend that we're dealing with. but it is an alert day. tonight through the day tomorrow with waves of rain and storms. the risk will start after 11:00 tonight. again, we're not expecting severe but there could be somsome downpours with that. clouds are on the increase right now. alert for rain and storms will start later tonight and then waves of which coming through tomorrow. tomorrow night. but sunday no alert. just isolated showers and storms. smaller chance. it's 76 north side of downtown with that lake breeze. awesome at progressive field tonight. 81 akron-canton. and it's 82 at hopkins. we're still going to be around 80 at 5:00. and a warm night by 7:00. 76. i'll have the weekend details coming up. mark. >> mark: thank you. >>> ohio governor john kasich met with president obama at the white house to talk about the transpacific partnership trade deal. th

. >>> the indianapolis star reports that a fertility doctor is suspected of inseminating patients 50 times with his own sperm. 77-year-old donald kline is accused of lying about it and pleaded not guilty to obstruction of justice. tests on two children of clients shows that 99.9% chance that he's the father. >>> the former soccer star said she abused alcohol and prescription drugs for years. wambach said she was in denial until her arrest in april of driving under the influence. sailor gave birth while in the search for isis. mother and baby are okay at a hospital ashore. >>> still ahead -- adding definition. we will show you some of the new words in the oxford english g your hair is still thinning. you may have inactive follicles. re-activate them with women's rogaine? foam. the only once a day product, proven to regrow new hairs up to 48% thicker. revive your va va voom. and save on any rogaine?. for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads to this. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors

investigators say brown shot at his "ex" and her new boyfriend after they returned from a trip to indianapolis. both victims were shot in the back and are expected to survive. metro police praised the response to the situation at mccarran: (( vincent cannito / metro: "well, the nice thing about the airport team is it's a unified effort -- it's not just one agency that responds. we prepare and train for these incidents on a regular basis." )) v-a... or if he legally owned the weapon police say he used in the shooting. he faces two charges of attempted murder, one count of assault with a deadly weapon... and two counts of discharging a gun in a prohibited area./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> nellis air force base is celebrating it's 75th anniversary this year. so today we are looking back on some of it's rich history. there are dozens of artifacts on display dating back to 1941, including the front page of the evening review journal from attack on pearl harbor. nellis is a highly respected and valuable assest to the u.s. military.... and of course the las vegas valley. and through the years, the base

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a retired indianapolis doctor is accused of using his own sperm to help women at his clinic become pregnant. 77-year-old doctor donald cline told patients he used sperm donated from medical students. but according to court records, when he didn't have a donor sample. he allegedly did that about 50 times... and lied about it. the case turned criminal in 20-14 because some of doctor cline's donor children sent official complaints.//// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> two new studies out of europe offer more proof that breast-feeding benefits both mother and baby. the first study indicates that babies who are genetically predisposed to developing asthma are less likely to do so if they are breastfed. breast cancer survivors who breastfeed their infants have a better chance of long-term survival. researchers found that women who breastfed their babies for at least six months had better survival rates -- 20 years after undergoing surgery for primary breast cancer./// ((brian loftus)) >>> one of beyonce's dancers decides to put a ring on it. ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll take a lo

alexa: it's pretty tasty. ♪ lemonis: today, we're at the farmers market in downtown indianapolis and we're gonna get feedback from real consumers. good morning. -alexa: good morning. -sam: hi, good morning. lemonis: how are you? now, the purpose of me bringing you here is part of the exercise to pare our flavors down, but rather than us just kind of making it up in our own mind, we'll let the customers tell us. now, people will vote with colors. we'll go with girls are good and boys are bad. alexa: these are handmade marshmallows. we've got snickerlicious, turtle... [ indistinct conversations ] sam: blue if you don't like it, pink if you do. young woman: i think i like that one. lemonis: which one is that? young woman: the cookies and cream. sam: turtle. what did you think? -woman #6: ooh, i love it. -lemonis: cookies and cream. woman #7: that was my favorite. -woman #8: i like it. -lemonis: you do like it? -woman #8: yeah. -man #3: that is awesome. woman #9: this really brings out -- lemonis: this is sriracha lime. woman #10: [ clears throat ] whoa. lemonis: don't like it? girl: not

the light rain showers at the moment are wrapping around a low pressure centered over indianapolis. everything is going to drift to high pressure tries to dry us out and the low comes back at us. it meanders over ohio and scattered showers through the day tomorrow through the evening into night. saturday morning a large area of showers predicted. those scattered showers continue through the day on saturday. by sunday, the low starts to move away. cloudy, breezy scatters showers and low. for tomorrow, another cool day, mostly cloudy and showers likely at times. strong northeast winds and 62. more of the same into saturday. mostly cloudy, breezy scattered showers and high of only 63. then it gets better. by sunday we see drapes in the overcast. slight chance of morning showers but 67 tomorrow and 68 with and even into thursday. lots of sunshine and temperatures getting up into the low 70s. if we could move those days into >> after not suffering a loss oall all season, the badgers' line backer is out and kicker is out the rest of the season after back surgery. gagly sat out last week a

our high s today indianapolis to cincinnati is upper 80s and if that happens in greater cleveland and it could. 86 and 87. we can get close to record high. and wow. look at the front staying north and keeping it cooler and brie. tomorrow 86 and some of you will hit 87 and 88 and the record is 88 for the first day of fall september on 1936. 80 years ago. so a warm one for the first day you talking middle and upper 80s and tomorrow 86. if we go 87 or 88 okay. don'ty be surprised. and akron 87 for you. 86 and a late shower for 1 or2 of you and 77 on sunday. >>> together bad break for the brown and a the lates celebration tonight. find out next on news channel 0. >>> well, browns can't catch a break. came down on a hand. and injuries is being further evaluated and he is coming off a huge game against the ravens. sore here is a look at the -- so here is a look that injuries. and shoulder injuries and irving will by out for a while and then today another his hand coleman. and cody will be the first browns quarterback to play more than one week but there is another drownward trend. both of t

department store kohl's continues to expand.the company plans to open a new distribution center outside of indianapolis to process online orders.the company says it just purchased a nine hundred thousand square foot building in plainfield indiana. plainfield indiana.the center is expected to open next summer. jury selection begins today in the new jersey bridgegate scandal.two top aides to governor chris christie are accused of orchestrating the traffic jam in september 2013 not endorsing christie .they have both pleaded not guilty. christie has denied knowing anything about any political mischief by members of his administration. a murder suspect is back in police custody after he escaped from an interrogation room in las vegas... and it was all caught on tape.the suspect was able to break free from his handcuffs and climbed through the drop ceiling.the police chief says while cameras were rolling... nobody was watching the officials say stricter procedures are now being implemented to prevent a similar escape from happening in the future. a new survey shows more people are driving and more miles are

with san diego, seattle, tennessee, indianapolis, and now he will make a lot of money by being the backup cornerback. he will be the backup this sunday not the starter. browns are not giving up any players for this at all right? >> they are not interested in making a trade because the whole basis of this plan is to build through the draft. if you start giving up draft choices it defeats the plan. >> see you later. >>> not everything involving the browns is leaving about it cleveland food bank for the 13th annual taste of the browns. it features top restaurants and shops and a host of activities and prices. all the money raised goes to the food bank dating thomas local families in need. last year the event raised $224,000 and that is enough to serve nearly 9000 meals. >>> coming up. beating the odds. she is battling cancer and expecting dream wedding. >>> more than 60 shores -- stores shutting down for good. see which ones and when the sales will begin. >>> we will tell you which companies are looking to fill hundreds of jobs for the holiday season. >>> northeast ohio enjoyed some >>> some