but in indiana, joays about $25 a month. if she misses too many payments, the state will drop her insurance. >> i thinkhat it's fair to expect people to contribute based on their level ome and their ability to do so. so i think that's kind of at we do in this society. >> reporter: but josway, who also works as a massage therapist, worries about changei to medicaid in indiana. and even though she earns about $16,000 a ye, near the federal poverty level, she'll have to prove that she's working at least 20 hours a wk to stay insured. a tough bet when her hours fluctuate each week. >> i'm trying to get pto book with me, but if they don't, then i don't want to bed penalid potentially lose my insurance, as well. that seems really harsh. i am growing trend of assuming that anyone who is on an assistance program somehow is mooching off the government or doesn't try hard enough. >> reporter: under former governor mike pence, now vice president,ndiana became the first state to enact a much more conservative approach to mecaid. but the

pampers in winter, the skies over northwest indiana where dr. mark weinberger practiced medicine, usually >>> the winter over northwest indiana where dr. weinberger practiced medicine usually had all the luster of -- but for weinberger and his wife michelle late december 2001 was just another caribbean holiday. >> it's a beautiful day here. >> it's perhaps good that the happy couple couldn't see the future on a day such as this because there was so much unhappiness ahead. in three years, he would be on the run, somewhere in europe, and she would be alone, brokenhearted and bankrupt. of course, they had no way of seeing any of this coming. not here. not on this night. >> but far to the north in indiana, one of dr. weinberger's patients, phyllis barnes could clearly see her future was looking grim. >> my sister went through hell. >> phyllis' sister peggy hood says phyllis' road through hell began three months earlier when she went to see dr. weinberger. >> she had trouble catching her breath. she seemed to have sort of cold-like systems or bronchi

a young man from small town indiana heads to japan to teach. there he meets a beautiful woman from a land nearly as far away and they fall in love. but soon this young couple finds themselves in the middle of one of the biggest natural disasters in recent memory. with whole towns being wiped out would they survive? here's keith morrison with swept away. keith morrison (voiceover): who can say what lurks out there past the horizon? waiting, impersonally, utterly at random as thousands of lives tick to their unknowing ends. and simple coincidences. a young man from middle america made a single decision. could you imagine back there in indiana that you were about to make your life flip on its head? no. no, never. keith morrison (voiceover): how could he know that on the other side of the world, a young woman made exactly the same decision? or that they'd meet practically on the eve of one of the biggest natural disasters in recent memory. or how could he know that in the middle of disaster, he'd lose her? i wouldn't know what i'd do without her. k

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whether it's n indiana -- it's indiana or wherever it may be. we have pride in our state. i don't see anybody in public service that's willing to put their name on the ballot as an enemy. if you're willing to take the heat that comes with these jobs, then let's make sure that we get the results that these jobs should produce. these jobs should produce results that america is the right place to solve the families we all have and lift us up and be the hope of the world. so with that i'm pledging to the people of west virginia and to the american people that i will no i will not direct fundraise against them. i will not distribute any direct maim against them. i will not appear or endorse any advertisements directed at them. and i will not use or endorse social media campaigns that attack them. washington will be dysfunctional until we all draw the line of truth and say we're here for the same reason. we swear to the same constitution, take the same oath, on a bible that he will uphold. since that civility has broken down because the system has changed, we're not here, we don

host: gary is calling on our democrat at line from indiana -- democratic line from indiana. caller: thoughts and prayers to the people affected by the shootings the other day. my heart goes out to all of them, so i want to extend that first of all to all of them. the main topic i want to discuss briefly is voting. i want to tell you all right now, you people need to wake up because you don't seem to realize what is at stake here. hillary clinton lost. i voted for jill stein. donald trump won by default because the other voters said i will let someone else do my voting for me. realizeon't seem to they think their vote does not count, maybe it does not count , but in a collective is when they count people. when there are not as many collected, they do not count as good. do you understand what i am saying? fail to get the right person in office, you are partly responsible. if you think this does not affect you the way it affects me, i question who you are as an american and what it really stands for. that is all i have to say. thank you. host: jim is on the republican line from

what may be crumbs to some is not to working-class hoosiers back home in indiana. i'm hopeful we can build on the momentum, though, from what we achieved with tax reform by focusing on another important priority for my district and that's rebuilding the military. i was deployed to afghanistan in 2014 and 2015, the most recently deployed member of congress, and i saw firsthand our military's readiness crisis. it's affecting not just the training, resources but also the morale of our men and women who wear the uniform and serve our country. this is a real and growing problem. just last year 80 service members died in training-related incidents while 21 service members died in hostile-related incidents, to put that in perspective. while some in congress are arguing over unrelated issues and holding hostage the funding our armed services need, lives are at risk. funding our military should never be a political tool, and i urge my democrat colleagues, as the chairwoman already said, to do the right thing and give our military the resources that they need. each day that

it was a little radio station in indiana. i did a washington update on wednesday nights. into a daily radio program that i thought might actually be my career in broadcasting. but the opportunity came along to run for congress one more time. i had the great privilege of serving for 12 years and now i am sitting with you as vice president of the united dates. it is all very humbling to me. mike: regina wednesday morning update. on air force two on the way home, you said you had conversations with south korea about further engagement with north korea. is the u.s. stance for talking with north korea? vice pres. pence: first off, let's be clear who we are dealing with aaron north korea is the most tyrannical regime on the planet. nations, north korea is a nation that oppresses its people. seven out of 10 north koreans require food assistance just to survive. koreansillion north were left to starve and die in the 1990's under this regime. imprisonmentality, and more than a hundred thousand inth koreans as we speak are modern-day gulags. as president trump said memorably, north

my name is priscilla, attorney general for indiana. please to be here to talk about this incredibly important topic. i represent the states attorney general and i can tell you attorney generals all over the country are taking each of human trafficking very seriously and taking leadership roles in outline implementation strategies within the states. one of the things important to note is 85% of all prosecutions are at the state and local level. the local level. many cases those localities are far removed on issues of the day so it's very fair that we create awareness opportunity to make sure the awareness act is there and followed up with implementation or i can tell you use go several years ago i was at an event and it was the first time i had heard someone speak in-depth about human trafficking. it was a woman who herself was a victim of human trafficking -- speak up? thank you. it was a woman who herself had been a victim -- is that better? i'll just shout. i can do that. >> try this one. i brought this one from home. >> is this one

here in clacksville, indiana, we're told residents should be able to get back into their homes. it may not be for another 7 to 14 days. >> mason: david begnaud, thank you very much. now we move to a mystery. abemployee of the c.d.c. in atlanta has disappeared without a trace. he hasn't been seen in two weeks. omar villafranca is following the investigation. >> reporter: police were back in timothy cunningham's northwest atlanta neighborhood today looking for anything that helps answer why the 35-year-old has disappeared. cunningham, a harvard-educated epidemiologist at the centers for disease control left work sick on february 12th but never returned. after not hearing from their son for two days, cunningham's parents drove from maryland to atlanta. they found his wallet, his car, and pet dog still at his home. darrell cunningham is timothy's father. >> we're hopeful with the money and the press associated with that, it could perhaps bring to memory something that someone may have forgotten. >> reporter: in statement, a c.d.c. spokesperson wrote, "dr. cunningham's cleanings and

in fact where we are, we're boating right now on what is a street in clarksville, indiana. ert far from here in louisville, bontucky, they had ten inches of rain in five days. that makes it the wettest february on record. in fact, in louisville, they've got 16 pumps, which have already pumped out 21 billion gallons of flood water. that's enough floodwater to fill 210 million bathtubs in america. south of here there were ofrnadoes over the weekend, and that were deadly. it was an ef-2 tornado that took out that window. here in clarksville, tennessee, saturday night at 9:00. the winds were nearly 125mph when that tornado took off most of the roof and this side wall. no one was hurt. gat far from here in logan county kentucky, 79-year-old dallas jane combs was killed when her house fell on top of her. she was going to celebrate her 60th wedding anniversary with her husband in just a few months. he survived. back here in clarksville, tennessee throughout this veighborhood, the tornado hopscotched, damaging more than 80 homes and vehicles, as well, including this one, brand-new,

indiana is a conservative state. - it is. - how is south bend? - you know we're a relatively democratic city. our county went about 50/50. - relatively? - yeah, maybe not quite as much as austin but you know it's a different kind of democrat though. you know it's a blue collar tradition, tends to be a little more socially conservative. - and you're getting exactly where i was going with this. so the nature of the politics, and therefore the nature of the people there also probably is a factor in how you approach the city going forward. - yeah, very much so i mean you gotta develop in a way that's true to who we are as a community and at the same time sometimes you're tugging on people to come a little further forward, and that's ok, i mean that's the give and take in politics. but we have similar challenges you know, a very conservative state, i mean mike pence was our governor after all. - indeed. - and so a lot of us mayors were coming together trying to make sure that a social conservative agenda under governor pence didn't embarrass us or mak

the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. young: mr. president, i rise today to speak in support of and show an example of the positive results that the state of indiana is already experiencing as a result of tax reform. hoosiers like chelsea hatfield who accompanied me at the state of the union are seeing the benefits. chelsea is a young mother of three. she is a teller at a rural branch of first farmers branch in tipton, indiana. she learned that she will receive a raise and a bonus as a result of tax reform. this additional income will help chelsea go back to school and earn her associates degree. it will enable her to put money away for her children's college education. first farmers bank and trust is also investing $250,000 per year in community development in these small, rural communities where they serve businesses and individuals. moreover, first farmers is going to invest $150,000 per year in employee development. this is just one company -- one company throughout the state of indiana and we're seeing all sorts of stories like

he change his name to robert indiana. he came up with this love sculpture in philadelphia and they took it down refurbished the park and refurbished the sculpture itself. they have sanded it down to white, gray tones and repainted it, and it is now in north philadelphia about to start on a parade of its own, to the ben franklin parkway. if you want to see it gets over to love park they will install it by 11:00 this morning. there there is steve, are you ready. >> we're ready to see it, steve. >> reporter: as fascinating as this is nothing beats grudge that mike jerrick has held against those poor schools girls for how many decade now. >> i know. >> reporter: karen, alex, did you note hoist back then he liked old wore men, fifth grade had a crush in the seventh grade. somewhere along the line it has switched. >> wow. >> reporter: to mike not liking, the older females, of course, just something i noticed mike. >> probably based on that rejection from years ago. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: no one answers door bell do not leave

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i don't think he has ever lost in indiana. employees like sue zzette denyington. >> imagine, she is turning in the man she loves. maybe the only person she's ever really, truly felt coverable with and loved in her life. >> how deep is the scar for you? >> it's deep. it's deep. deep. >> but monica says she still cares deeply for the man she knew as mark stern and the feeling is evidently mutual. >> i receive a letter from a collection. >> what did it say? >> i love you. don't forget me or don't forget the mountain. so he search to be real with me. he was i think real with me. >> it's noteworthy that shortly after weinberger's capture in italy, his italian girlfriend began corresponding with his american ex via facebook. >> i was picturing a thin blonde girl who was maybe about 20, 25. i was 25 when i met him. that's what i had picture. >> monica is about the opposite of you. >> yes. we shared one thing in common. he lied to her and he lied to me. and i did everything i could to get him turned in, and she actually is the person

we all have the same pride whether indiana or south dakota we have a pride of our stay in the people in our state and they deserve better than what we are giving them right now. s i don't see anybody in public service with their name on the ballot that is my t enemy. i am your comrade and i will work with you. so to take the heat that comes with these jobs. these jobs should produce results that america is the right place. they could involve the problems we all have. so with that, to the people of west virginia and the american people i will not campaign against the southern call the where fund raise against them or put any direct mail against them or will not appear or door city advertisements directed at them and i will not use social media campaigns to attack them. washington will be just some -- dysfunctional until we make a truce that we are here for the same reason in the same constitution on the same bible that is what we are here to do. since that civility has broken down in the system has changed, we don't know our family source houses or children, we have to control ourselv

south bend, indiana, was the country's most improved. but are we moving to texas on indiana? no, we're -- but are we moving to texas or indiana? no, we're not. a lot of it is tied to the economy. so that's the double-edged sword. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:33. look at this congestion on the right with our dublin cam, the 580/680 interchange always congested at this hour. so we're talking about traffic. here's on the left a nice shot to appreciate this morning, the layers, the colors, that's the best shot we have seen all day. >> when you said you want to see congestion, i thought were you looking at me. >> that, too. here it is! congestion, right around here. right in the middle here. >> poor michelle. [ laughter ] >> you're a real trooper though. >> sunshine will be on your side. >>> we'll have a nice sunny day and warm weather so that will make people feel better. nice shots from the vaca cam. light winds today. 15 to 20 degrees above average. so temperatures will be warm. we are looking at a day of record-breaking conditions. more records to be broken for this da

indiana, thes in less insurance -- in indiana. and myffected my life fellow union brothers' lives. host: what about this idea of diluting the talent pool? but i that is an option, don't have a right to choose. i cannot predict and make decisions in that regard. to freedom of choice. host: democrats line, keith, north dakota. you are paying fees for a union, is it tax-deductible? host: why is that important? i was just wondering if it was tax-deductible for them. i do not know. i am not a tax lawyer. host: 110 ohio, ted. warrenton, ohio, ted. ,aller: that is warrenton oregon. how many negotiations have you done, and how many without the collective bargaining? wondering, not every state entity is unionized. why are you doing this? it is because i do not have that freedom of choice to make my own decisions. when i worked in the private sector, i negotiated my own salary. my own working conditions. i want that right to be able to do that. when it comes to fellow members of your union, what has been the reaction? they have mostly ignored me. they don't say anything. on the other hand, a

there is the mental health aspect in indiana. we already have red flag laws. we have a law that allows police officers who believe if someone is dangerous or has a mental illness, is off their medication or otherwise a danger to be able to take the guns, both under a warrant or in some circumstances without a warrant, to provide due process for that particular individual. we address the taking of the guns, we get them in court, in the meantime we are able to cool down this process and take the guns from someone. there's a handful of states that have this process, indiana has been doing it for a number of years. we just issued a public safety advisory yesterday because we learned that many of our police officers -- we are making sure it's getting out there. i would suggest it something all states adopt. to the extent that this is about guns, let it be about the illicit use of guns used inappropriately during crimes so we can do what we do in indiana and work on continually enhancing the penalties for any type of offense used with a firearm. double down on that.

. >> gary howe, i own a small business in indianapolis, indiana. we focus on urban. vice president knows very well, he's a great man. we do a lot of urban development and construction and a will the of great tools we have already, the tax creditss, cdbg funds, we see this tool as another option to do good things in our community, such as creating pathways to self-sufficiency for single parents. and we do a lot of work and we're supportive of individuals that are homeless. we see this is a great opportunity to expand those offerings not only throughout indiana but throughout the country. grateful for that new law. excited about leveraging and getting an opportunity to leverage these. president trump: keep up the good work. very important work. >> we're busy working at the i.r.s., sent out a letter to all the governors to make sure we understand in the states where they want to put the money to work and we're excited to get this going. so big impact on all these areas and the economy. >> the treasury responded very quickly to guidance to the governors, which is key to

he changed his name to robert indiana because he was born in indiana. that is his artistic name. his real name is bobby clarke. he is still alive today. >> yes, and one of the colors in the love sculpture was based on the skies from his fathers job at phillips 66 gas station in the depression. that is where he got color idea according to his biographer. so yes, good history. by wait, fits nixon also owned one fourth of the flyers. you know what he paid for one fourth of the flyers, 1.2 million, and he sold it, sold a fourth of the flyers for 2.2 million, that is price of like popcorn and a beer now >> that is right. >> my gosh. >> thank you for that trip down memory lane. >> thanks for both of you. >> we will unveil this thing in the next hour of "good day philadelphia". >> he hads been outside of that secret location, seeing is what going on. >> that the point he is loitering, we have to get him out of there. >>> many parents help their daughters sell girl scout cookies. >> they do. >> famous moms and dads, no exception, the celebrity set up outside of a grocery store, to sell c

>> reporter: at southwestern high school in indiana, the kids drill. >> i see they're all running past this red line. what is that? >> the red line is a security measure. and that's in place because if we stand behind this red line, if there is a shooter at the door, they cannot see the children. >> reporter: and this is something schools can do right now? there is a red line on the ground. >> absolutely. >> reporter: but here they go high-tech too. the classroom doors are bullet resistant, and cameras, so many cameras everywhere. and it's not just school officials watching either. they're connected live with the sheriff's department ten miles away. authorities can track an intruder in realtime. every teacher here, you have your own panic button. >> we all wear a fob in case there is a security breach. we push this button and the entire alarm goes off in the school. >> reporter: and something else i want to show you real quick. when that happens, every classroom has a box like this hooked up to the sheriff's department. the teacher can flip help or flip safe if the kids are safe. >> re

the indiana association, and it was the basis for indiana moving past a school safety law, so indiana's the first state moving to standards for school safety, and it's the basis of the next efforts of a community based funding bill, and if that's successful, then indiana is the first state to have standards for school safety and have a way to pay for it. >> is it important - >> it's a paradigm shift >> so indiana, you mentioned has made a priority out of this. does that mean it's harder for you to sell and install the systems in other states? >> no. the point here, kelly, is that you -- the way the world is today, schools are not connected to 911 and so law enforcement is responding blind they don't have the intentillige or alert that shots were fired for maybe two minutes. this is a paradigm change where they are alerted within seconds, children have protection, the classrooms are protected spaces, law enforcement locates the attacker within a minute with the data we have, that's possible they have the ability to launch measures while he's en route and neutralize the attacker before yo

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the flooding is getting worse in indiana, michigan, and illinois. in northern indiana several horses and other animals had to be rescued. dozens of homes are surrounded by high water. in wichita, a driver had to be rescued from a vehicle submerged in the arkansas river. the heavy yaeft rain over the next few days is expected in arkansas. flood warnings are posted from texas to indiana. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, calling out misconduct. how the nba is helping workers report problems in the workplace. >>> and terror scare. a suspicious letter is sent to prince harry and meghan markle. this is the "cbs morning news." ter is sent to prince harry and meghan markle. this is the "cbs morning news." . then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 wee

attorney general of the state of indiana. i'm pleased to be here to talk about this incredibly important topic. i represent the states attorneys general. i can tell you states attorneys general all over the country taking issue of human trafficking very seriously and taking implementing roles in strategies in the states. one important thing to know, 85% of all prosecutions are at the state and local level, the local level. in many cases those localities are far removed from the issues of the day. so it is very imperative we create awareness opportunities to make sure the awareness factor is there and followed up with implementation. i can tell you years ago, several years ago i was at an event and it was the first time i had heard someone speak in depth about human trafficking and it was a woman who herself was a victim of human trafficking. speak up? thank you. it was a woman who herself had been victim. is that better? >> who knows. >> i will just shout. i can do that. >> try this one. i brought this one from home. >> this

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vice president and former indiana governor mike pence called it a senseless and avoidable tragedy. indianola we must do more to get these dangerous, illegal criminals off of our street and guarantee this never happens again by building the wall, ending sanctuary cities, stopping legal immigration once and for all." immigration activists accusing the sum of politicizing the immigration status when the real culprit, they say, is drunk driving to and many are quick to point out that he shouldn't have been drinking and driving in the u.s. because he shouldn't have been in the u.s. shannon. >> shannon: just a tough story all the way around. traits, thank you very much. u.s. supreme court allowing a congressional redistricting plan in pennsylvania to proceed. democratic law makers getting a hold on a state court order to redraw the boundaries in two weeks with 18 congressional seats at steak, this could afford control of u.s. congress in this fall's midterm election. just as president trump pushing for massive increase in the pentagon's budget, new audits at the defense department has lo

el alguacil de indiana dice que estÁ en su condado. hace tres aÑos, la secundaria instalÓ un sofisticado sistema para proteger a los estudiantes. aquÍ, todos saben quÉ hacer si entra un intruso armado. cada maestro tiene un dispositivo para alertar a las autoridades, en todas las aulas y pasillos hay cÁmaras para que el alguacil controle la situaciÓn a distancia, antes de que llegue. y como se ve, las puertas son aprobadas balas. para el alguacil, la principal virtud del sistema es que le permite a las autoridades seguir y controlar el atacante. por si eso fuera poco, tambiÉn pueden ingresar llevando bombas de humo instaladas en los hechos. la seguridad no es barata, el sistema cuesta medio millÓn de dólares. implementarlo en las escuelas y secundarias del paÍs, costaría mÁs de $100,000,000,000. para algunos padres, el precio vale la pena. >> con la situaciÓn que estamos viviendo, nos da miedo la inseguridad en las escuelas. >> pienso que a largo plazo si, es la manera. luis: cuÁnto realista es esperar que adopten un prog

in indiana we have what we call a law that, red flag law. it allows police to have a belief that someone is dangerous or has a mental illness, perhaps not on their medications and it could be potential threat. allows the police to take guns in that situation, keeping in mind due process. but without regard to violating any second amendment rights. these are types of things we need to move forward on to address these types of situation is who to call about it, a specific idea came out, it is in raw form, the president is criticized, obviously all the details are not figured out yet, but arming certain individuals in the schools who have experience with guns, who could get more training to do so, what do you think of the idea? who would pay for it? >> it's a novel approach. one of the concerns that we must have, most educators have, are in that process to teach children. so the concern i have is whether we could have an effective overall policy that would be put in place that would apply to all teachers. but certainly there are some areas wher

>> well, i'm here in indiana. i'll not familiar with florida law but i can tell you this, i'm an elected official, so is the sheriff. and whether it's my office or anyone else's, the buck always stoppestops with the elected of. i don't know this man or anything like this. i can't comment beyond that. but the people elect us to do a job and at the same time the people need to remove us. that's how i feel about it. but he's responsible. he's responsible for his people. i'm responsible for my people. that's how it should go. in 2013 i'm the 12th grade education chairman and in 2013 we had a school safety summit in our district, after sandy hook but of course before this. and one of the best recommendations we have, i brought leaders together and we talked about best practices, not a one size fits all solution. but common theme among all of those leaders was school resource officers. >> sure. but congressman, it's great that you mention that. because we know or at least it's being reported that there was indeed a scho

i want to bring up a few points of indiana. securing the physical environment of the school is a must. it goes beyond policies and plans. ,e have a school in indiana southwestern high school, which was participating in a pilot project and it was under the leadership of your vice president, governor pence, and through this and connection with the share -- sheriff's association, we now have bulletproof doors, containment zones, bulletproof glass. when the students are in the classrooms, doors are locked. that is what we talked about earlier, mayor. the school is wired directly, securely to the share death sheriff's department, and when something occurs, they can to munich it effectively with someone outside. pres. trump: do they have anybody inside with a gun who can help with the man right outside of the dork who can shoot through the sealed doors did iny did -- as they your school? >> that is necessary, but we need countermeasures employed from the sheriff's department within seconds to contain the ,ttacker, and in a sense [ind

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indiana has been doing it for a number of years as have some other states. what we learned is that many of our prosecutors and police officers want to know about this. i would suggest that it is something that all states adopt as quickly as possible. to the extent that this is about guns, let it the about the in crime orof guns inappropriately, so that we can do what we need to do in indiana. we need to enhance the notice for any type of offense used with a firearm. let us double down on that. if you commit a burglary with a our arm for example, edie to pay a severe consequence -- you need to pay a severe consequence. pres. trump: thank you. need to have offense of measures as well when the city to these suggestions. we need offenses as well as defensive. if we do not have offense of thesees within schools, we are just kidding ourselves. if the offense of measures are strong and solid, you will stop the problem. because, they are not coming into that school, they will find something else unfortunately, but they are not coming into that school. . so i would l

some residents in northern indiana had to be rescued from their homes. the storm has been blamed for hundreds of car crashes and several fatalities this week. >>> and angry florida students including survivors of last week's deadly shooting went to the state capitol demanding changes in gun laws. at an emotional town hall meeting florida senator marco rubio would not commit to turning down money from the nra. they talked about strengthening background checks. >>> facebook and youtube are facing criticism for the spread of one of the most outspoken students. >> david hogg reported what was happening as he and the classmates were hiding. >> the grieving students turned to put an end to this. >> reporter: soon after he became one of the most prominent voices for stricter gun laws, he was labeled a fachlkt one conspiracy used an interview he gave on an unrelated story while visiting california last year as evidence he was a paid actor. the top searches for him ranged from can't remember his lines and exposed. >> i'm not a clinton employee or actor. i am a wi

in indiana we have the would call red flag laws. it allows police officers who believe that someone is dangerous or who believe that someone has a mental illness and is off their medications or is otherwise a danger to be able to take the guns post under a warrant and in some circumstances without a warrant. but they do certainly provide due process for that particular individual. it gets us past the issue of the person's mental illness. we address the taking of the guns, get them in court. they are allowed to have their day in court but in the meantime we are able to cool down the process and take the guns from someone, which is exactly the type of thing we are not having over the country. a handful of states have this process. indiana has been doing it for a number of years. yesterday what we learned as many of our prosecutors and police officers weren't even aware that we have it. we are making sure that it's getting out there. i would suggest it's something all states get done as quickly as possible. to the extent that this is a

rivers swollen by heavy rain and melting snow overflowing their banks in indiana, michigan and other parts of the midwest. american red cross says eight shelters now open in northern indiana where crews used boats to help residents evacuate their homes. in michigan state of emergency was declared in the lansing ar area. >>> katie joining us now. it seems like it was just yesterday it was so beautiful out. >> in fact it was. >> in fact it was. [ laughter ] >> yes. my gosh talk about what a difference even just 24 hours can make. we're talking about 35-degree drop off just from yesterday afternoon. >> oh boy. >> to this afternoon wait until you see the 24 hour departure. >> oh no. >> it's incredible. nothing, you know, that we've never seep before. but we do have some all-time record warmth we were able to set yesterday in a couple of towns which we'll get to. let's start things by taking a view who high a top hotel bethlehem overlooking a very dreary beginning to the afternoon northa northampton con bethlehem we overlook main street. the traffic moving kind of slow. i would not be sho