it has been wonderful to serve indiana these last four years as the first lady lady of indiana, but mike and i are looking forward to serving the entire country in the next four years with donald and melania trump. but, you know, on the campaign trail, one of the greatest blessings for us in this campaign has been getting to trumponald and melania and their families. and seeing their heart for this country and their passion to make it better. tireless, believe me. waking up every day, ready to take their message to the american people. five days to go before election day, we can see their efforts and hard work really paying off. looking at all of you, i can tell that pennsylvania is ready to make history by helping to as the 45th trump president of the united states. willyou do, melania trump be our new first lady. is amazing. let me tell you a little bit about her. she is first and foremost a dedicated wife and mother. the first time i met melania was when she and donald where deciding who to choose for the vice president. we joined them for a weekend at their resort. we were having din

>> let's just start out in indiana, though, first. donald trump had made a big deal about keeping manufacturing jobs here in the united states. something that helped him win. we saw from united technologies today, which is the parent company of carrier, they put out a tweet that said we are pleased to have reached a deal with the president-elect trump and vp-elect pence to keep close to 1,000 jobs in indy. let's just talk about this a little bit. there were 1400 jobs on the block in indianapolis. there were another 700 in a town nearby. carrier about a year ago said they were going to move these jobs and shut these plants down. we're seeing right now that at least 1,000 of those jobs are going to stay. >> you said it's close to 1,000? >> close to 1,000, but there are 2100 jobs that were on the line. so we still don't know what the deal is and we don't know what's going to happen to those other jobs. what we do know, though, is united technologies is also a very big defense contractor. they get about $5.6 billion a year from u.s. taxpa

he will soon be extradited to indiana, where he plans to plead not guilty. jordan says that his medical history may have been partly responsible for his behavior in intake. >> seventh grade, i was diagnosed with a d-net brain tumor. and i had surgeries, in seventh grade and ninth grade. i don't really process stuff how a normal person probably would, i guess. >> jordan says that during times of stress, he enters an altered state of mind he calls "blacking out." >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. i still for some reason feel like i'm in a big dream. at this moment, my eyes are wide open, but i still feel like none of this is real. >> today is he competent? absolutely. today there -- you know, if he had a brief psychotic reaction, that's not playing a part right now. >> the jail's clinical psychologist, dr. alice cook, and psychiatrist, dr. leslie koblintz, are reviewing jordan's case. >> how did he get the eye, was it a punch? >> i don't know if he was punching or banging on the metal bars. >> they

pence became governor of indiana, he was a u.s. congressman for a long time. all of his papers from his time in congress have been shelved at indiana university in bloomington. this is all of his papers. he made the decision to do this. it spans more than a decade of his public life. it's apparently a lot of content. 30 cartons of documents and lots more of electronic records spanning 12 years of his time in public life but governor pence has made a remarkable decision that those congressional records, those papers from his time in congress will be sealed with no public access until december 2022 or until he dies, which ever comes later. and honestly, the weirdest part about all of that, mike pence didn't have a consequential time in congress. he wasn't involved in super high-level decisions. he was in congress for 12 years but literally never had a bill become law. he scrapped limits on an individual's aggregate campaign limits but that one just died. what could possibly be in those documents that they have to be held under seal until you're dead? as the plan

phil lebeau, "nightly business report," terre haute, indiana. >>> kayla tausche in boulder, colorado. >> in battleground colorado, more than two-thirds of ballots are cast by >> i voted in my room. mail order ballot. so i just filled it all out and dropped it off. >> some 2.2 million votes counted as of election day. the two candidates taking decidedly different approaches here. trump on offense. >> by the way, we're doing extremely well. you do know. >> visiting the state personally 13 times this fall. clinton playing defense. relying on ad spending by super pacs and high-profile surrogates in the home stretch. >> you live in a state that is right on the edge. the election is going to be decided by the turnout tomorrow. by the margin here in boulder. by the number of you who agree to go out and convince others to go to the polls. >> turnout by millennials, especially hispanic millennials, will be closely watched. >> i think that we make up the biggest voting block now as millennials and i think that will be the legacy of this election is that millennials' voices were heard. and we de

evan bayh, democrats admit he bayh moved out of his district in indiana, asked his address, could not remember it, had not been back to the state very much and todd young called him on it loudly and often in commercials and todd young, fox news projects wils pick up the open senate seat in the state of indiana. not a pickup for republicans, it was an open seat held by a republican previously. polls have now closed in the state of arkansas. arkansas for the republicans, for the presidential race, closed at 8:30 eastern time, 7:30 central. arkansas too close to call. solid republican throughout. arkansas not called yet. kentucky senator rand paul republican presidential candidate himself before dropping out of the race in february. he's with us now live from louisville. senator, fox news projects you congratulations. how do you and yours begin to put things back together with the republican party? it appears the senate is very much in question. republicans could lose it. could you be a leader in put things back together? >> i think so. kentucky, a huge republican sweet, biggest victory

one last drive for indiana here. penn state defense is having none of that. stripped by brandon bell and brown with the scoop and score. penn state wins 45-31. villanova at home taking on james madison. they would lose the game. matt caesar honored at the game. he added to his resume playing for the chicago cubs any question why the cubs ended their streak that kid is gold. good stuff there. eagles welcomed the six and three atlanta falcons to down tomorrow afternoon a battle of the birds. one reason why the falcons are so are so high this season penn charter alum quarterback matt ryan ryan in his you ninth season for the falcons on pace to put up 40 touchdowns and seven interceptions this year. stats like that have ryan being mentioned as this year' mvp. safety malcolm jenkins knows matty ice's all the skills. >> he's got all the arm skills and, um, all of the brain at the line of scrimmage to put him in a good play. to get in and out of runs. get in play action and he's having a productive year. he's been one of those quarterback you have to get ready to pl

indiana. the cold air will switch over t snow for us. looking at the activity through tomorrow evening and sunday in e between two and 4 inches, one-2 inches on the outskirts, otherwise just a flurry. the heaviest just over the border in pennsylvania. fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app,sign up for text alerts..fol go to fox 8.com. >> . >> are this is a picture from skyfox as a group of protesters marches through public square it appears that the group is growingng. to start at 5:00 o'clock continue until 11:00 o'clock to comment on the comments made by donald trump, kevin freeman is there and all we can hope is that it is peaceful. >> so far it has been peaceful. the march itself will start in or there is a rally here at public square. several hundred people are here there are speakers, there are groups, and other groups, to protest the election of donald trump as presidentup. i a trump supporters was here and said that he was allegedly should respect it,e there are several hundred. take a loo

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earlier this year -- it said it would close one plant in indiana and move manufacturing to mexico. today, u-n-i's interim president gets to share his vision for the job he wants on a permanent basis. there's also a public forum this afternoon with jim wohlpart. since bill ruud left earlier this year. neil theobald - another finalist for the president's job -- talked about his plans. he says they have to recruit a more diverse student bod and revisit how standardized test scores are used. he also explained his resignation as president from temple a few months ago. "this summer i was directed to input. i consulted with the provost who was strongly opposed to the appointment. i chose not to break the covenant of shared governance, to be essential in operating a university." kwwl has a copy of the letter sent to the temple community by the board of trustees which gave a different explanation. the board says a 22-million dollar deficit was discovered in the financial aid budget. that were the responsibility of president theobald and that he must be held accountable. today, the third of

nbc news projects that donald trump willin the state of indiana. we project, donald trump will win in kentucky as well. vermont goes to hillary clinton. the projected winner in vermont. we're watching virginia. the polls have closed there. too early to call, clinton however leading in virginia. georgia, also, too close to call. and south carolina, too early to call.

he won states like michigan, wisconsin, indiana, ohio, pennsylvania. no republican has done that since reagan and eisenhower. that's it. >> now, mind you, we don't know what the deal is. >> well, that is true. >> we don't know what they were promised and hopefully all of that will come out. we in the press certainly like to know the nitty-gritty of these details. let's talk about some of the tweets that he sent out in the past 48 hours. millions of people voted illegally and that is not true. he would jail people if they burned. it is protected by the supreme court and the constitution. do his supporters care about these tweets? do these things fire him up? >> he has fed off of their support the entire time. he gets energized by it. it makes him feel connected to them, especially when he was doing rallies. and he doesn't have that ability to do that for the past three weeks. this is a way to connect with them and a way for them to connect with him. which is important. >> when he sends out erroneous things, just flat out false. they forgive that. >> jus

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nbc news is calling indiana and kentucky for donald trump, and vermont. we have no vote numbers coming in just yet on those three states, nbc does believe they have enough data at their decision desk to call indiana and kentucky going for donald trump. the state of vermont going for hillary clinton. we're going to have many more of these coming in from our data desk as the night goes forward. >> charles was asking about those referendums that are up on the ballot. we want to talk about the district asking for more than $28 million to construct, renovate and modernize the middle and high school. arrowhead wants nearly projects. and in germantown, the district is asking for $84 million for school upgrades there. busy, but calm. that's how the executive director of the city's milwaukee election commission is describing the day so far. no major polling issues have been reported. but the state's new voter i.d. requirement has been a challenge. >> we have some voters that have some pretty profound challenges around either meeting the proof of residence requirem

trump took indiana and kentucky and clinton took vermont. >>> got a fox 10 news alert. show low police launching a major manhunt after a police officer is shot, critically >> matt, what have you learned? >> reporter: it is a scary situation that is still ongoing. the shooting happened northeast of the valley at show low at a local arby's. you can see where phoenix is and just to the northeast where show low is. we'll zoom in and try to give you an idea where this is. this is on the main drag. we have pinpoint that is in between arby's between the left and the right, which is a dealership. there is a lot of activity, we know the officer is in critical condition. you are looking at a picture of the suspect. he is 5'11", 36 years old, and should be considered to be around and dangerous. we know the witnesses say he was wearing a long dark trench coat. one man was working at the dealership and he heard the shots. >> we don't know if that is what minutes later, we saw a black s.u.v., old beat up parked in the middle of the deuce and clubs right here. the man jumped in it. >>

we'll get some partial results and partial closings out in indiana. >> we're waiting for indiana. >> before we get that full rash of closings, including some big, high-profile states that will be closing at the stop of this hour, at 7:00 eastern. one of the states we're looking ahead to tonight with a lot of interest, one, because it's not always seen as a toss-up state, it's not always seen as a swing state. two, because both candidates lavished attention on it in the very closing days of the campaign, including donald trump doing his last rally there after midnight. and three, because, there's almost no early vote there, so we really know it's going to happen. that key state, unexpectedly, is michigan, tonight. we've asked steve kornacki to give us a little bit of a preview in terms of the state of michigan, including why it is so hard-fought there, this year. steve? >> rachel, we're seeing the explanation in those numbers i showed you a minute ago from the exit poll. let's take a look at 2012, what happened in michigan. look, this wasn't a battleground state. this was almost a ten

it was during the battle in indiana and that was basically allowing people to say if you own a business and want to choose how you run the business, that's fine. if you don't want to violate your religious conscience, there are limitations. if you are actively engaging in discrimination you are going to run afoul of the law but if you are sincerely professing their faith and saying on this one instance of a wedding ceremony, i don't want to give you my artistic skill or labor or expression, that's understandable and that's what it was about. but this reporter went out of her way and went to this new little small town where you have the storefront window and people still park out in the middle of the street. she saw some crosses on the wall of the shop and bought here it t is and walked in side. the daughter of the proprietor was at the cash register that day and asked her word you cater to a gay wedding. there was no actual service done, no goods or money were exchanged, it was just a hypothetical question she said we serve gay customers every day, but the wedding ceremony goes against

. >>> we are learning of alleged voter registration fraud in indiana. >> there's the indiana registration project found to make up information or forged signatures on forms in several indiana counties. now that group has ties to the democratic party. no charges filed so foof. vote. david wright has the details. >> reporter: one final sprint to the finish with a chance to get in last licks. >> she's a cheat. she is a cheat. she never reported it. she's a cheat. >> reporter: now it's all down to the ground game. >> hi. i'm working for teresa. >> reporter: convincing voters to do their part. in phoenix, andrew spent the past month knocking on doors and he was out -- >> took days off work to focus on this. >> reporter: in new york this weekend, a road trip for dozen of clinton volunteers. new york is solidly blue, packed on to a bus, foot soldiers in this ground war. >> the votes in the campaign are simple. beat donald trump. >> reporter: down in north carolina, a different ride along calling themselves donald trump dignitaries. marine gunnery sergeant. >> no doubt americans are fed up. clint

not unique to healthy indiana inhealthy terms of waivers. but governor pence wanted a ifmonth lockout period so you didn't pay your premium -- we're talking about people at 101% of poverty, $12,000 a year, a premium, you would be unable to get health year, even if you were willing to pay back the premium. the negotiated settlement was a six-month lockout. no other state has gotten that provision. administration was let's have the evaluation think about whether those premiums are thatdable for people at price before we have lockout periods for other states. someld fully imagine, in respects, governor pence would interested in spreading the reluctant to, less do so than the obama administration, but at the same if the conversation and the proposals, are we going to repeal the medicaid expansion and we don't have any confidence financiale underpinning would be, you're statesng to have interested in indiana-type expansion or any other type expansion, until those very important questions get settled. thats have been worried the mats would go down

the president-elect and vice president- elect mike pence will visit indiana tomorrow to unveil the agreement. kim and jessob. back to you. a youtube video gone viral...showing a shopper getting upset with employees because she was asked to buy a bag for her purchase.. take a look at this rage caught on camera. "i am making a report against you, you discriminated against and tell them to have a nice day." this happened at a michael's store in chicago.. that angry shopper says she was discriminated against for being white... and because she voted for trump. by the way, the other customer who recorded the video started a go-fund-me page to get a 400-dollar gift card for the store employee.. it's now raised more than 29-thousand dollars.. a los angeles judge sentences ex-n-f-l star darren sharper to 20 years women and drugging of two others. however-- he'll only spend about half that time in custody.. the former all-pro safety pleaded no contest in deal with prosecutors in four states-- california, louisiana, nevada, and arizona. rob's out on the weather deck it will be a cooler day with areas o

mike pence from indiana planned to travel to indiana thursday. during his campaign, trump did pledge to keep companies like carrier from overing overseas. meeting with mitt romney. romney is one of the trump's candidates for secretary of state. trump's camp says expect a big announcement for tomorrow. >> a busy day. >> reporter: revolving doors in trump tower today as the closed-doors meetings continued. tom price is trump's choice to head the department of health and human services. price is a fierce critic of obamacare and will become the replace or repeal the obamacare. >> he is the perfect person for trump to pick. >> reporter: democrats claim price is far out of the main stream. chuck schumer saying in a statement nominating price is kin to ask the fox to guard the hen house. trump also elected elaine chow. today's camp. trump is planning a victory tour in cincinnati and new orleans. >>> kelloggs says it will no longer advertise on breitbart.com, the website formerly won by steve bannon. they ensure that their ads aren't allowed with our val

tragedy strikes an indiana family just days before the thanksgiving holiday.. then at 4:30.. how milwaukee stacks up against other parts of the country when it comes to low house fire has claimed the lives of 4 children in indiana. the mother of the four deceased children was taken to a nearby hospital for smoke inhalation. the age of the children has not been released. so far, no word on what caused the fire. pope francis is allowing all catholic priests the right to forgive abortions. in a letter.. the pope wrote that there's no question abortion is considered a "grave sin" under catholic law, but that "there is no th mercy can't reach. by letting all priests forgive abortion, francis is further applying his vision of a merciful thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news

9 born in dale, indiana, she began her career quickly in "f" broadway. the spunky blond became a trail blazer. ? walking around ??q screens long after mrs. brady said her last good night. >> good night. >> hereag as a shock to many. earlier this week she was seen in the audience of "dancing with the stars." today condolences came pouring in from her be able to still do what i love. i'm just grateful. >> florence henderson, the matriarch of a] generation. >> florence henderson was 82. still ahead here tonight, if you've ever been told you're allergic to penicillin, a new study will make you think twice and may change the way many are treated when they z4? get sick. also, we take you to that accidental thanksgiving dinner that began with a >>> up to 50 million americans have been told they're allergic to penicillin, a label that can last for life, forcing peoe to avoid taking the most effective antibiotics. a surprise finding most of those people are not really allergic afteran. nbc's dr. john torres has details. >> spencer jon 15 months old e ?0? peniin>>

and potentially good news for indiana, as well. donald trump says he's working very hard, even on thanksgiving, on a tweet of his, to keep the air conditioner company carrier going, keep the jobs in the united states. 2,000 jobs. there are concerns these will go to mexico from indiana. he's trying to keep his campaign promise and keep the jobs in the united states. alex, let me hand it back to you. >> i'll take it, thank you very much. >>> a story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgiving was proclaimed nearly two and a half centuries ago. today york is once again in the spotlight for turning the republican red for the first time in years. here's nbc's harry smith. >> york, pennsylvania, built more than 100 years ago. york was once a hot bed of heavy industry, but york county has long been reliably republican. this is trump country. and these folks want you to hear this. >> you know, you got to give him a chance. >> no matter which side of the fence you came down on, i think you should

indiana and kentucky. but if you are looking at the map early in the night, just because it is shaded doesn't tell you who won. and as i'm talking the results will change because live results are coming in. looking up at this state. a traditional battleground state that's been leading more and more democratic but in virginia at the moment donald trump is leading 54-4 %. most of the vote is coming in from republican areas. no surprise there. here is one thick we'll look at. outside of d.c. donald trump running well out here. and the key issue when we get in closer. loudoun county. used to be republican. now a democratic-leaning suburb. >> 28% is in there. >> is 58 more secretary clinton. 52 for president obama when he won four years ago. and back out here. this is one of the counties i always watch. prince william county. once republican, now democratic in part because of the college educated women and the growing latino population. and we just got the first votes in ffrgs. 57% there. it is running about wh

raised by a single mom in the indiana suburbs, he began experimenting with drugs. first marijuana and alcohol and then cocaine. he dropped out of high school, worked a string of odd jobs and spent his nights getting high. >> i was unstable. that's the only place i found peace. under the influence at a nightclub somewhere. everybody i knew did the same thing. the only stable person in my life was takita. >> jerome and takita first locked eyes in a mall in 1996 at a time when both of them were struggling to get back on their feet. >> what was going on in your life when you met her? >> i just lost a job. i was in a bad state. bad time. she just caught my eye. she was pregnant. the guy left her. she needed someone to show her some love. >> in the 20 years since that first meeting, much has changed. despite jerome's incarceration and takita's move to arizona six years ago, they kept the spark alive. >> can we see the videos that you two exchanged? >> they stay connected through kiosks to let inmates exchange videos with loved ones. >> that's why arizona is arizona. it's

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he's also said to visit indiana to announce 1000 factory jobs staying in the u.s. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. new orleans this weekend. senators grassley and ernst demand answers from the v-a after a veteran takes his own life. curtis gearhart had been receiving treatment for p-t- s-d. but when he went back in to the v-a for recurring headaches, the family was told it would take five or six weeks to see a doctor. gearhart took his own life before that happened. the v-a office of inspector general got back to senator grassley gathering information and have requested more information from the v-a. we will assess all the information and determine our next steps based on our analysis." the inspector general says that process could take 2-months. president obama spent part of his day visiting with wounded soldiers in maryland. the president visits the country's largest military hospital there several times every year... and those visits are private --- out of the public view. the white house says he met with been arrested -- accused of slashing a woman at a u-s

indiana, though, a different story. in the state of indiana, if we roll forward, we have 6% of the vote already coming in. and the reason that we have this much is because of early voting, mail-in ballots and the rest. we already have a call here. the fox news decision desk projects donald trump will win the state of indiana. absolutely no surprise. donald trump. that's the beginning. then there's south carolina, no call yet in south carolina a traditionally red state without any question. fox news does project that donald trump will win the bluegrass state of kentucky. we've just called this from the decision team. 8% of all the votes in. but it's clear based on the statistical analysis of the different counties and districts throughout the state of kentucky, donald trump will win this. points. that gives donald trump the electoral vote from the state of kentucky. that's eight electoral votes for him from this state. fox news projects hillary clinton be win the state of vermont. always reliably democratic. we've just c

we'll hear from uni coach mark farley ahead of a road game at indiana state. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... "now your storm track 7 some nice weather ahead.. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s

> this week on "newsmakers," we're joined by the republican from indiana. thank you for being on "newsmakers." we also have with us daniel knew and a congressional reporter with the "washington post." michael, go first. >> thanks so much. congressman, thanks for joining us today. days, threewe're two days now from the american voters just making a stunning by electing donald trump. hat do you think those voters want, with the republican to ress and donald trump tackle first? >> it turns out the american people are still in charge. loudly.ke i think they are tired of the status quo. it's the first time in a long republicans will be in charge of in the only the presidency but the house and senate. there will be an expectation that we get things done. mr. trump was clear about things in the campaign and i think those will be our earliest and clearest priorities. border lear about security. i think you will see legislation quickly that makes major moves securing our border. he was clear about the need to care.id of obama i think you will see efforts very quickl

following breaking news out of indiana. four children are dead, three others are injured after a fire ripped through this home. our nbc affiliate in the area is at the scene talking to investigators to figure out exactly what led up to a deadly fire. >>> the family of a fallen soldier is booed on the flight as they are headed to meet his remains. the reaction from the airline and the father. >> families in need in the south bay need extra help. lifsh to the annual food give away. they need more help than expected. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock >>> a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is the start of a holiday week. people excited about seeing their families. >> a lot of people traveling. wednesday is a big day for them. >> it looks like it may be wet in spots. we'll have the sierra snow. it could be iffy. if you're traveling elsewhere, there could be snow going on. we could see that snow here moving offth

hinged on mike pence who is out going indiana governor able to promote, looks like he helped with some tax issues in order to sweeten the deal for carrier to stay there. once they go into the white house, you have to to this they're probably not going to be able to take his hands -- right now, this certainly something that looks really good politically for forum right now. >> you brought up something i thought was important. how often do we see a president-elect or a president negotiating a deal like this and do you think because this is doing as a businessman we might see more in the future >> this is something doesn't really happen often. you don't see presidents melting in day-to-day affairs, especially ones that are about 1,000, you saw the white house today kind of, you know, said good for him. if he does this 800 more times, he'll create the same number jobs that president obama did. the president usually looking at a bigger picture approach. i spoke with a top trump aid that trump wants to create this environment and this climate for business that allows companies to make the ri

the company employees more than 2,000 people in indiana. local officials said carrier will receive incentives to keep half those jobs home. indiana is vice president elected mike pence's home state. he and donald trump will be in indiana to celebrate that announcement. >>> tomorrow morning nancy pelosi could be replaced as the house democratic leader. though it's not likely. democrats will vote between her and tim ryan. he sees himself as a working class congressman who can help bring back blue collar votes. it will be an uphill battle for ryan as only six of the 194 house democrats have publicly supported him. >>> toxic mushrooms are sprouting up in the east bay hills. today the regional park district issued a new warning telling park visitors not to collect or eat these mushrooms. they're very dangerous. the bay area is home to two of the world's most toxic mushrooms, is the death cap and western destroying angel that grow near oak trees. eating them can result in liver and region failure if treatment is not received immediately. >>> the

we will see the indiana state monument in that meadow. as they came out, second massachusetts without a moments hesitation, a cheer, armin spreading out and rushed to the edge of the brush. i doubt if any survivors can recall the crossing of that meadow. i cannot. i know the movement was made rapidly and the fire we moved through was murderous. reachednd massachusetts the edge of the rocks on the south side of culp's hill and stop there. they had some cover. the 27th indiana angled across the meadow to the east. you can see them there. here is the stone wall. on the south side of spangler's hill. here is the meadow, spangler springs. the 27th indiana, wide-open meadow, and unlike the second massachusetts, they decided to stop at a stream that runs across the middle of the meadow and deliver fire. that gave the southerners who occupied this wall, these folders, and the farm across the creek, a chance to let them have it. they staggered the unit. it was one of those well-aim, well-timed follies that break up a battle line in spite of itself

hordernrton -- annmarie indiana. vienna. she will be speaking to the nigerian petroleum minister shortly on the program. yousef: let us bring up our lena komileva. a big day for opec. how likely are we going to see an agreement there? lena: for the market, having to drilling oil 2016 prices in the context of a global growth worries and financial repression, essential bank dominance in financial markets, -- essential bank bankance -- central dominance in financial markets, the three largest opec producers economics of the energy markets in the last 15 months of negotiations. regardless of the outcome today, the markets are facing a fairly binary outcome. we are looking at failure to reach an agreement with oil prices pivoting towards 30 to $40 a barrel or whether we get some form of agreement which leads to cautious optimism with $40, $50nsolidated at or above. what is clear is that ultimately, today's meeting will determine how quickly the energy markets reach a balance in 2017, whether it happens through market forces, rene

what do you think of the announcement carrier is going to keep the jobs in indiana? >> it's important. i hope president-elect trump will focus on steel, out motive, aerospace, shipping, our strategic industrial base, and rebuild america's basic industry. we use the products, we ought to be building here. there is some new opening and i celebrate what's happened with carrier as do people across the country. >> we need to see dennis kucinich as labor secretary. reporter: you have to wonder if there will be cross-pollination. we'll see you later in the program. but now it's time for a "risk and reward" flashback. do you remember when president obama said he had a pen and a phone? >> i have got a pen and i have got a phone. i have got a pen to take executive actions where congress won't and i have got a telephone. >> i have got a pen and i have got a phone. >> my next guest said president obama then called him to work out a coal deal. a reaction to president-elect trump fulfilling his promise to keep carrier jobs from going to mexico. i've spent my life planting a size-s

four children dead after flames ripped through a home in indiana. we are gathering new information coming into our newsroom right now. what we are learning at this hour. >>> a birthday party ends in tragedy. the string of events that led to a run away car hitting and killing a 4-year-old boy. >>> this soldier was killed by an improvised explosive device in afghanistan. as his family here stateside was going to meet his remains, they were booed on a plane. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> a very good monday to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> maybe getting ready to have family come into town or you're going out of town. if you'revi

the company employees more than 2,000 people in indiana. local officials said carrier will receive incentives to keep half those jobs home. indiana is vice president elected mike pence's home state. he and donald trump will be in indiana to celebrate that announcement. >>> tomorrow morning nancy pelosi could be replaced as the house democratic leader. though it's not likely. democrats will vote between her and tim ryan. he sees himself as a working class congressman who bring back blue collar votes. it will be an uphill battle for ryan as only six of the 194 house democrats have publicly supported him. >>> toxic mushrooms are sprouting up in the east bay hills. today the regional park district issued a new warning telling park visitors not to collect or eat these mushrooms. they're very dangerous. the bay area is home to two of the world's most toxic mushrooms, is the death cap and western destroying angel that grow near oak trees. eating them can result in liver and region failure if treatment is not received immediately. >>> the list of t

. >>> so the news that an indiana air conditioner company carrier was shutting down its plant and moving to mexico taking 1400 jobs with it, that became a big campaign issue as you'll remember. then candidate donald trump said he would stop that from happening if he were president. okay. so fast forward to today. what about that campaign promise? cnn martin savidge went to

an indiana. supports hillary clinton caller: . -- clinton. caller: i don't understand why they are on hillary for her e-mails, back when george w. were in dick cheney office, they destroyed millions of e-mails that happened to be involved with the war. ok.: steve, do you think it would make a difference in indiana? do you think this story has made a difference in your town? is a something that people have been talking about, hillary clinton's e-mails? caller: i don't know, but i can't see how anybody can vote for a sexual predator like donald trump host:. -- trump. host: let's go to joe who supports donald trump. caller: i just have a comment. i don't know how anybody could cleared 600,000 e-mails in that. -- in that period of time. saying sexualors predator. .illary clinton embraced jay-z has anybody ever listened to the misogynistic women hating lyrics, vile of jay-z's songs? how can anybody who calls themselves and advocate of feminists like hillary possibly embrace a woman hater like that? take ondifferent election day in today's usa toda

. >>> this indiana woman who came to hide from her husband may have been kidnapped by she was hiding out and a warped is out -- warrant is out for his arrest. he may be in 2011 hon daw pilot if you see them call 911. power and light to increase rates. >> that is not the news you want to hear. >> that is the bad news. the rate hike but the good news it is spread outover 4 years. we will see the new bill in january. expected to go up by $7 a month and increase until 2020 and they is average. and inflorida public commission vote -- the florida public commission approved it last night. to find out how much you will be paying baseden your usage just -- based on your usage you can enter in your usage and you will >> the abig announcement from donald trump. he is leaving his business so he can focus on the presidency. legal documents are taking him out of his business operations and he will hold a news conference on december 15th. >>> president elect could make a decision on the next secretary romney and the former massachusetts governor is in the finalist for the position. >>> the required

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of the jobs in indiana. about half of 2100 and it sounds like mike pence, who has been working behind the scenes, keep in mind he was governor when carrier announced they were going to close two different plants. >> this is huge. >> asked for clawbacks on some of the incentives they received. >> imagine if you work for carrier and they say we're going to cut in phases. imagine voting for donald trump because he promised to keep jobs in america and hearing from carrier on their twitter account, we're going to stay here in the u.s. imagine how that feels for all the folks that work there. >> he's not even president yet and he's keeping a promise. >> he might have played a role in ford keeping some jobs here. although that's up for debate. some conservatives aren't thrilled. they say it's not the president's job to get involved in business. that's to let the free market involved. >> tell that to the people affected. >> if one of the things he's saying is you don't threaten, but you explain. you might not have t

. >> donald trump and indiana governor mike pence earlier today laying out the reasons why