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. >> it's a different story in indiana which bans gay marriage. indiana lawmakers want to strengthen that law by defining what marriage is. >>> when beth moved back to her home town with her partner trish 3.5 years ago the state legislature had been debating gay marriage. >> it's not surprising that the indiana legislature would attempt to do this again. there's a political base that would have the expectation that they would pursue this agenda. >> it has been pursued every year since 2004. this year is no different of the the latest attempt has the backing of lawmakers from both parties, a proposed amendment to a constitution saying: >> opponents say turning the ban on the books into a constitutional amendment will make it difficult for same-sex couples to have equal rights. >> allowing same-sex marriage has implications for inheritance tax, pensions - a number of basic benefits that heterosexual couples take for granted. >> there is growing and notable opposition. this week indiana university became the first public educational institution to op

up next we'll talk about the state of indiana. indiana is just one of the latest states rejecting the president's plan to restore cancelled insurance policies for a year. last hour we talked to california. california is doing the same thing, very different states. we'll get a different point of view here. indiana wants to use a state plan he says has seen success. joining me to talk about implementing obamacare in his state is mike pence. governor, good to have you on the program. >> good to be back. jenna: last hour we talked to california. they said it was not right for their state to extend and ask insurers to offer plans already cancelled. why in indiana is that not the way to go for you? >> look. in terms of the state of indiana forcing insurers to reissue policies that have been cancelled or phased out, we took the same position. we actually think it would be a violation of state law for us to order insurance companies to reissue policies for this one year fix. obamacare was a mistake and the real problem with obamacare is n

>> the storms are heading in to indiana. so we are almost done with it completely in illinois at this point as these storms are racing into indiana. they are moving at 70 miles per hour. that is highway speed racing towards indianapolis. and also up into western michigan. that's where the line of strongest storms is. so we have this pds tornado watch issued, those are all of the shaded red boxes. and they are no longer in effect through wisconsin and into illinois. pds standing for potentially dangerous situation meaning that we are in prime conditions here for these storms to be powerful and from the damage we've seen already, you know that they certainly are pow herful. the shaded in boxes, the bright yellows and reds, yellows indicate where you have the severe thunderstorm warnings. keep in mind even though those are not tornado warnings, they are still storms capable of producing wind gusts upwards of 80 miles per hour. those are yourtopple trees and power lines. red box is where the tornadoes warping are issued. some mo

. >>> a pizza hut manager in indiana decided to close shop for the thanksgiving holiday and it cost him his job. tony rohr, a pizza hut employee for ten years, was fired after refusing to open his restaurant on thanksgiving. more and more businesses as you know decided to stay open today. this is the first year roer was asked to keep his pizza hut open on thanksgiving. the story has a happy ending. words of rohr's firing spread across the internet causing pizza hut to respond on facebook saying he has been rehired by the store owner. >> cleanup efforts have uncovered more incredible video of this month's deadly tornadoes. in indiana, surveillance video shows the tornado's destructive power as it tore through a middle school, smashing windows and even causing part of a roof to collapse. damage is substantial. school officials are not even sure if the school will even be rebullet. >> for a look at the weather outside, nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. >> great weather today, perfect, ideal. >> really? >> you want to throw the football a little bit in the backyard. >> you're a bearer

florida state goes on to win 80-14. >>> ohio state hosting indiana. this is all buckeyes. third quarter, bounces off tackle. he's gone. 7-0 buckeyes. next possession, miller, reed option keeps it up the gut untouched. 37 yarpds, buckeyes up 13-0. second quarter, miller takes the pitch. up ended and pogo stick his way in. miller ran and four tds to led to a 42-14 victory for the 23rd straight win. >>> lsu fans hyped up as the tigers welcomed johnny football to baton rouge. play action, perfect strike to jarvis landry, 40-yard pitching stretch. man z man zel struggles. lsu back in business. led to the two-yard punt and made it 31-10 tigers. lsu led 34-10 late in the fourth. more from the big game coming up later and after the game tonight after the big game. >> thanks. >>> ahead, changes in efforts to integrate women into army combat after a photo controversy goes public. >>> california's freeways aren't to those who'v to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to

and here's what judy of indiana writes ... medicare shopping was very confusing - if only we had talked to you first! at healthmarkets, we make finding the coverage you need fast and easy ... because we know you have better things to do. >>> time now for hits and misses of the week. >> a miss to the national football league. a miss to lineman incognito and his teammate jonathan martin who blew up the nfl by accusing mr. incognito of bullying him. i mean, give me a break. these are guys who spend all day sunday taunting, whooping and whacking each other nearly senseless. bullying? a miss. >> this is a miss for the toronto mayer who admitted to smoking crack cocaine while in office, yet he refuses to resign. he says his heavy drinking drove him to smoke crack which for some of us is a second reason. >> yes, that's reassuring. >> there is no recall process. the city council cannot remove him. it looks like toronto will be stuck with him until the end of his tomorrow next year. >> the national academy of science reported this week

this is from lebanon, indiana. this is some of the damage left behind by the tornadoes that blew through the midwest. this is a warehouse with a roof torn out with 40 tornadoes in all with six deaths in the midwest. recovery is difficult. in lebanon there was a starbucks store where everyone was huddled out but they got out okay. >> in north carolina, a social services supervisor and a nurse are due in court after being accused of abusing their 11-year-old foster child. the details of this story could be disturbing. police arrested the union county couple over the week after deputies found the couple's 11-year-old foster child handcuffed to a porch on friday. he was shivering with a dead chicken tied around his neck. they had four other kids now in the custody of social services. >> we learning former south african president mandela is unable to speak. mandela's former wife tells the south african number tubes used to which are his lungs are preventing him from talking and he is using facial expressions to communic

. >>> a pizza hut manager in indiana decided to close shop for the thanksgiving holiday and you know what it did? it cost him his job. tony rohr, a pizza hut employee for ten years was fired after refusing to open his restaurant on thanksgiving. more and more businesses have decided as you know to stay open today. and this is the first year rohr was asked to keep his pizza hut open on thanksgiving. this story does have a happy ending. the word of rohr's firing spread across the internet causing pizza hut to respond on facebook saying, he has been rehired by the store owner. all is well. >>> time for your turkey day helping of sports. let's get right to it. thanksgiving means family, food and, of course, a full day of football. so plan your meals accordingly. the first course begins at 12:30 eastern with an nfc north battle between green bay and detroit. your second course begins at 4:30 with the oakland raiders taking on the dallas cowboys. the cowboys are hungry for the win as they are tied for first in the nfc east with the eagles. for your final course served up right here on nbc

. >>> a pizza hut manager in indiana decided to close shop for the thanksgiving holiday and you know what it did? it cost him his job. tony roor a pizza hut employee for ten years was fired after refusing to open his restaurant on thanksgiving. more and more businesses have decided as you know to stay open today. and this is the first year roor was asked to keep his pizza hut open on thanksgiving. this story does have a happy ending. the word of roar's firing spread across the internet causing pizza hut to respond on facebook saying, he has been rehired by the store owner. all is well. >>> time for your turkey day helping of sports. thanksgiving means family, food and, of course, a full day of football. so plan your meals accordingly. the first course begins at 12:30 eastern with an nfc north battle between green bay and detroit. your second course begins at 4:30 with the oakland raiders taking on the dallas cowboys. the cowboys are hungry for the win as they are tied for first in the nfc east with the eagles. for your final course served up right here on nbc at 8:30, afc north fight

there are also thousands of people without electricity in kokomo, indiana. clean-up is under way and residents are looking ahead. >> start over, start working on purchasing new things and just getting back on our feet. >> reporter: despite all the damage in kokomo, there were no fatalities. bigad shaban, cbs news, washington, illinois. >> and the police chief in kokomo, indiana, says the absence of fatalities was all because of timing. people got enough warning to seek shelter and the tornado struck during the day. >>> we have some new details on the latest legal trouble now for george zimmerman. four months after being acquitted for murder, he is back in court this morning after a domestic dispute with his girlfriend. he will be released on a $9,000 bond and won't be allowed to possess any firearms while on bond. the two were allegedly having an ugly breakup when they both called 911 yesterday. >> he's in my house breaking all my things. i asked him to leave. he has his freaking gun breaking all my stuff right now. >> girlfriend -- [ inaudible ] [ muffled ]

then the threat of tornados, from indiana to eastern illinois. i want folks to be careful on the i 70, i 80. the storms will be dangerous from the evening, overnight into the early morning hours. >> meanwhile santa claus is coming to town with hundreds of helpers, a christmas tratition in the netherlands is -- tradition in the neth lands is splitting dutch society. some businesses in detrite are thriving -- detroit are thriving despite bankruptcy. plane, trains and automobiles, last minute tips for those hoping to make it home for the holidays. of >> good morning, welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. up next - a holiday tradition in the netherlands is causing controversy. first a look at how the temperatures are fuelling the storms in the midwest. >> thank you, again the bulls eye pointing across illinois into indiana, take a look at the map. quiet across the western portion of the country, there's a cold front pushing through. a colder air mass pushing through the midwest and the north-east. there's a tonne of warm moisture en

and this one here stretching into indiana and ohio and michigan. we also have a tornado watch that moves into the tennessee river valley. but the tornado watches and warnings are popping up consistently throughout the hours. and taking a look at this storm right here. that's the tornado warning. and that is the cell that moved through south of peoria. a very dangerous cell right now that is producing a tornado on the ground, long-track tornado near dana, illinois. power flashes reported. it's moving northwest into livingston. and all of these are particularly dangerous. taking a look at the chicago area. this storm system is about to move through the chicago area with the potential for tornados. i am very concerned with those folks that are headed to the bears game, and we're certainly going to keep you posted. but. you know, it's an outdoor stadium. this is a very dangerous situation that is unfolding for the chicago area as well as all the areas you see in picks. the storm prediction center has issued a high-risk tornado threat something they don

parts of indiana, ohio, kentucky, and tennessee postponed halloween trick or treating. >>> new this morning and for the first time defense secretary chuck hagel is speaking publicly about something he says causes a division in the ranks. nine states are refusing to issue military i.d. cards to same-sex spouses of service members. that goes against a june supreme court ruling and pentagon policy. now secretary hagel says he's taking action to remedy the situation. >> everyone who serves our country in uniform, everyone in this country should receive all the benefits they deserve and they've earned, and in accordance with the law. everyone's rights must be protected. >> a senior defense official tells nbc news there are 114 national guard sites not complying with the policy. >>> the skies might soon be just a little bit friendlier after a decision from the faa affecting the millions of us that fly each year. passengers will now be able to use smart phones, tablets, and ereaders on board. that includes during takeoff and landing as long as everything is in airplane mode, but you still won't be

and here's what judy of indiana writes ... medicare shopping was very confusing - if only we had talked to you first! at healthmarkets, we make finding the coverage you need fast and easy ... because we know you have better things to do. >>> it is time now for our "hits & misses" of the week. dan? >> big hit to bill cosby. he went on janovich stewart's daily show and told him that he really ought to stop all the cursing and swearing he does in his public stage performances. i mean cosby said cursing used to be a serious business. but now people are doing it just to get laughs. and i mean boy, is he right. little kids are cursing because they have learned it from dulls and i think this is a a really big hit for the bill take it. >> he said i was speaking yiddish. >> he tried to make a joke of it. >> for 23 years they employed a guy named john of the office of air and regulation, well, mr. beale pretended to be a cia agent for part of the time. he bilked the agency out of almost a million dollars, in 2008 he took six months off.

. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear. absolute control is the top priority. >> your quietest day in the shu can be the worst day in the shu in about two seconds. some of the challenges we face are the threat of being gunned down, as we say in here, having feces or urine thrown on you, spit, blood, semen, anything you can think of has happened in this building. >> but for inmates in the shu, the monotony brings a horror of its own. they told us what it was like to spend 23 hours a day in a windowless concrete cell, sometimes for years at a time. >> it's like you're always trying to find a way to come up for air. this place suffocates you. you know what i'm saying? >> it's a tomb for me. you know? it's like a tomb. it's like a tomb, a concrete tomb. what if they would have sent these punk ass dudes to -- and he would have succeeded in killing them, right? >> during our first day on the shu, we walked into a heated exchange about murder. >> rules for killing. >> what you saying about the killer? you saying both killer. >> b

the attention 0 detail from the "indiana jones and temple of doom." this is in someone's front yard. if you're ready to enter the temple of doom, let's do this. as you enter, you're transported to a whole different world. you're no longer in san jose, you're in the temple of doom. >> it was a lot of fun. it was so scary. >> she was one of 5,000 trick-or-treaters who stood in line that went around the block. the temple of doom is a stand alone structure in front of bob schiro's home. >> it brings the kid out in all of us again that i remember being a kid. i wanted to bring extra to that. >> the inside was definitely inspired by the movie "indiana jones and the temple of doom," with a little halloween twist, of course. twists and turns, you didn't know what was going to pop out. >> at the end when that guy came out, that got me. it really did. >> look at that. you can see the skeleton. he didn't make it after all. he was trying to climb up to the top but didn't quite make it. this is the first time this has been done in front of this home. they're alrea

and here's what judy of indiana writes ... medicare shopping was very confusing - if only we had talked to you first! at healthmarkets, we make finding the coverage you need fast and easy ... because we know you have better things to do. >> the united states marines are now headed to the philippine after being battered. the defense secretary is ordering the united states command station oned in japan to help with the search and recuse. 300 people are confirmed dead but aid groups say the number could reach into the thousands. >> in deal yet in talks with iran after three days of negotiations in geneva. secretary of state john kerry and diplomats from five other world powers could not find a way to curb iran's nuclear program and will try again in ten days. the u.n.'s nuclear chief headed to take rap, -- to tehran trying to determine if iran is secretly work on nuclear weapons. now back to "media buzz." >> bob woodward has reported on every president since richard nixon. now the editor has been clashing with the obama white hou

tony roar runs a pizza hut in elk heart, indiana. the owner of this franchise decided to stay open on thanksgiving, but he disagreed. he thought pizza hut should be quote the company who standing up and cares about our employees and let them have the day off. the office stepped in and told the owner he should be retire hired. >>> in the midwest, something extraordinary to give thanks for. doctors at the university of chicago performed two successful kidney transplanted with the twist. the surgeries involve two recipients from two different families. thanks to a a surgery that allows overweight pashts to receive a transplant. kevin hamilton donated a kidney to gloria and by doing so, he helped move his mother further up the transplant list. >> 2006 at the time, i wanted to do it, of course, i was too young. i had to wait 12 years, until i was 16. >> randall's daughter was compatible. she donated a kidney and the two families came together as the younger generation joined forces to save the lives of their mothers. >> wow, that is truly

our crew saw how much so at indiana state prison when the family of inmate jerry bonds arrived for their first visit in months. >> to be honest i grew up two parents, middle-class home. you know, my brother and my older brother they all graduated from college. you know? i just happened to go down the wrong road with selling drugs and living on the streets. >> bonds is serving 85 years for robbing a liquor store and killing the owner. >> i had two daughters at the time. and my girlfriend at the time she was pregnant with my son. she was 2 months pregnant when i got locked up. >> that child, bonds' son eddie was 8 when we shot at indiana. though he never lived with his father, eddie was missing him nonetheless. >> he actually shot a person and didn't mean to. but -- when i see him again, i can live with him and be with him together until he can go to the park and the museum. >> his youngest son cries some times because he doesn't have his father around. there are some things he really needs to be in his life for. >> but bond has had a tough time following the rules in prison as well. his l

thanks bill-- automaker fuji- reportedly could be planning to pull out of a factory in indiana. fuji is said to be considering ending its production of toyota's camry sedan at the u.s. plant.camry production started at the indiana location in 2007.the automaker however, may wind up building more subarus at the plant. coming up are investors pouring into the options market seeking protection against twitter? and wait till you hear what the sister of facebook founder mark zuckerberg has to say about snapchat. she'll be here, after the break. hi, i'm ben affleck, and many actors have played the part of a u.s. serviceman in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby and so many other brave men and women, his service and his sacrifice for our country are real. outside baghdad, a rocket attack blew up my humvee, killing one of my marines and leaving me paralyzed. [ben affleck] when james returned home, he, like many others, was in no condition to cope and advocate for the services he needed. fortunately, paralyzed veterans of america's trained experts were there to help him so he

but that is a go thing because you can fire the company. >> in indiana spanish and austrian firms are interested and they expect to make $21 billion of profits. john: so what? >> how will theydo that. >> they are more efficient. >> they will rae the tolls once a private company takes over. john: your point is we elect public officials but the privat companies are unaccountable. >> that's true. if somebody runs for mayor elect me i will be sure the garbage is picked up dustries are repaired and you have water service that is part of what people vote for. john: you talk about democratic control that makes me thinink people get to vote for the representatives. but you only get to vote every four years or two yeers and you can game the system so in the private sector it is every minute if you don't serve your customer well then the next guy cleans your clock why they improving government doesn't. >> something should be kept away from private companies. war for example, halliburton , a blackwater blackwaterthe nsa. not only do i have one but i have the same ideical constitution contract fr

. >>> two bests in the nba, indiana and san antonio, both 9-1. we drew straws. indiana wins. they're at new york. knicks trying to get a win on their home court. paul george, in the final seconds, with the pacers down three, iman shumpert fouls him. gives him three free throws. 80% career free-throw shooter. hits all three. we're tied. carmelo anthony says, we're going home. that's what he says. but that's not what happened. we're going to overtime. george, 9 of his 35 in o.t. and the pacers win their tenth, 103-96. >> so, the knicks are 3-8. everybody says it's not time to panic. j.r. smith says, i'm panicking. >> should have taken my own advice. >> he's talking about brushing. that's too bad. >>> talk about scary. take a look at this driver as he tries to set a land speed record going 209 miles per hour. he loses control suddenly of his car. there it is. it starts to flip and flip and flip and flip. >> finally, it ended with a nosedive into the ground. a cloud of dust. the driver was hurt. but believe it or not, but the safety cage inside the car saved his life. >> i want t

i think the people of indiana know, this promise has not been kept. mr. bucshon: mary from evansville, indiana, wrote to me about this very thing. she said, our insurance is excellent. i had a heart attack a year ago, we met our deductible this year, but insurance has paid for everything recommended. two months of cardiac rehab, prirpgses and even more surgery -- prescriptions and even more surgery. my insurance and my doctors saved my life and now auto -- and now i'm at risk of losing both. on facebook andrea wrote that she was able to extends her plan for her and her son until next december, then it will be canceled. what happened to if you want to keep your health care, you can, she went on. and finally allen summed up his frustration in one sentence. i will not have insurance beginning january 1, end of story. mr. speaker, these are real stories that affect real people, hardworking families just trying to get by. mr. speaker, we need to hold the president and congressional democrats to their promise. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlema

the gentleman from indiana. >> thank you for being here. i just wanted to make a brief statement about bias. i may surge and so i know quite a bit about health and i recently reviewed the data from the american association they put out about that particular manner and looked at the background on the fundin of ther the studies and low and behold, everything that they used was pretty much very far left leaning global warming activist foundations the privately funded these things. and in addition to that, the potential health benefits were based on computer modeling and not on actual data that a computer model projecting the results into the future dot based on actual textual data with human studies. to make matters worse, the computer modeling was developed by an individual who had a financial stake in the success of the model going forward. in fact i have the chief medical officer from the american lung association come down from new york and discuss this with him in my office and placed my disappointment that an organization that is so high

we have of dhabi invested in the parking meter privatization in the toll booth in indiana. 3.$8 billion privatisation inevitably investors from other countries will make $21 billion. john: the cars move more quickly the states save money they did not act give it away davies did. they will get it back. in chicago that was a bad deal. but that is a good thing because you can fire the company. >> in indiana spanish and austrian firms are interested and they expect to make $21 billion of profits. john: so what? >> how will they do that. >> they are more efficient. >> they will raise the tolls once a private company takes over. john: your point is we elect public officials but the private companies are unaccountable. >> that's true. if somebody runs for mayor elect me i will be sure the garbage is picked up industries are repaired and you have water service that is part of what people vote for. john: you talk about democratic control that makes me think people get to vote for the representatives. but you only get to vote every four years or two yeers and you can game the system so in the pri

one family in indiana tried to go without theirs for a week. mom, dad and kids realized they're addicted to social media. they turned off devices for seven days for them, like going through withdrawal. >> i went to the folder and all apps are gone. i was sad. >> i had basketball practice instead of social media >>. first day is hard you're used to going to it >> my thumb is wandering. >> did they succeed? all but one made it through the week. it was 10-year-old luke admitted he cheated but says it was just once. the wine maker in oregon is bringing you wine in a can. would you drink that? >> wine in a can? if it's a right cannot going to change the quality or flavor? absolutely. give it a try. >> you'd never try? >> never. >> there is a red and a white wine in a can carrying a label underwood. they'll be sold near california. >> new, tonight at 11:00 thousands of black friday sales begin the day before, on thanksgiving day remember these scenes? how do you know which are the best? how can you get in on them? i'll have the answers at 11:00 >> no

the district of indiana i represent is nine coal mines. every coal mine in the state, our state, 88% or so of our power comes from coal. coal supports the economy, jobs, indirect and direct, helps family put food on the table. i grew up in illinois. my dad was a coal miner. i've known the industry forever. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for that. the new performance standards for new power plants will essentially prevent you admit the policy and i quote will -- emission changes or quantify benefits through 2022. in your review, should the federal government regulate coalfire plant in the manner if there are no clear benefits? that's up or down? your statement you made incorrect there is a benefit through 2022? the quote of the first few pages of the cost-benefit analysis result in negligentble co2. >> which is a reflection of the industry and the market as it sits today. >> okay what you're saying they should regulate it even in light of the fact the epa admits there's no benefit. >> the issue that coal is not been invested except new a f

. >>> meantime in indiana, tornadoes picked up cars and tossed them into a starbucks in lebanon. no one was hurt. but it's now a common sight to see buildings with their roofs torn off. the biggest problem in michigan was flooding. torrential rain made driving incredibly dangerous. also near a uranium enrichment plant, nothing hazardous was released but homes and cars were totaled. i want to go to nbc's kevin tibbles in washington, illinois. not to be flip at all, kevin, it looks like a massive game of pick-up-sticks behind you. places were absolutely obliterated. >> reporter: well, chris, this used to be a subdivision. there are stores around here that are completely gone. there are homes here completely gone. some 300 homes in this area alone. 500 damaged as these fast-moving storms just cut a swath right through illinois and then just kept on going. as you saw yesterday, the bears game in chicago had to be postponed for a while. when we came you down here yesterday after it had happened, there were semis flipped like kids' toys on the highway on the big sfwarts over here. comm

right along the border of illinois and indiana. by far the worst. all the way back down the mississippi areas, western coo i c kentucky. wind damage. 346 reports of wind damage. those red boxes were tornado watches. they're almost all gone. now they're being replaced with severe thunderstorm watches. all those red colored in counties, those are severe thunderstorm warnings. so from the buffalo area to pittsburgh, erie, this is a serious line of storms going through. a lot of people are going to lose trees with this and power outages expected. to the south, a strong line of storms passed through nashville. right over the downtown area. heading to the south side of town. once that clears out, nashville will be safe. that will extend to murphysboro and other areas of tennessee overnight. the severe storms with damaging winds will continue until 5:00 a.m. when it finally exits the east coast. >> thanks, bill. we'll continue to bring the latest on these storms. now back to our regular programming. >>> we got three guys, three guys. >> here they are again

you have the tollbooths in it illino indiana $3.4 million investment. investors are planning on making $21 million. they didn't give it away they leased it so they will get it right. the parking meter was a bad thing so they canceled it. the private company when it doesn't cowork out they can fir the company. >> in indiana you have spanish and australian firms invested. they expect to make 21 billion in profits over the term>> how do they do that because they are more ee pish sufficient. >> you raise the tolls? if a private company takes over who are you going to call? >> we elect the public official but the private companies are -- >> i will make sure the streets are repaired you have water and sewer service that is second to none. that is parted of what people vote for. >> you talk about democratic control the people get the vote their representative. you only get to vote every four years and sometimes two years and often you incumbents gain the system unless you get redistracted out. there is knotted really competition. in the private sector where th

ball state university in indiana remains on lockdown. there are reports of a possible gunman on campus in munsey. the police are on the scene, as you can see here, and are trying to secure the area where the gunman was seen. >>> a michigan man was in court today facing numerous charges including second-degree murder, manslaughter and possession of a firearm. wafer is accused of killing a young black woman. the woman was trying to get help when she was shot. >> the bill is passed. >> a republican-backed bill that would allow people to keep their current medical insurance and also buy outside of the obama exchange. >>> running water has been restored in some parts of the philippine. a crucial step towards preventing the outbreak of disease. typhoon haiyan hit there one week ago. the death toll has surpassed 3600 people. those are the headlines. if you would like the latest on any of our stories. let me direct you to our website at www.aljazeera.com. >> obamacare backlash, the latest white house change now has the insurance company's exaspe

there was a chilling path of destruction, leveling homes, crashing through a busy starbucks in indiana. >> we couldary the glass shattering. we came out and...the building was gone the. >> 60,000 football fans at chicago's soldier field were sent rushing for cover. >> further south a tornado creating the most terrifying moments of lisa and her son's lives. >> we covered up with the mattress. i was hold are her tight. >> in washington, illinois, onee of the hardest hit. the severity only sinking in. >> we need all the help we can democrat. >> six reported deaths were in illinois including one in the town of washington. search-and-rescue teams are looking for anyone who might still be trapped beneath the rubble. >> tv news anchors found themselves potential victims of the fierce tornadoes. >> i hear things right now. we may need to take shelter ourselves right now. >> we do. >> we need to go off air. >> be right back. >> let's go! >> they were pretty calm considering how terrifying that was. this broadcast from whoi in peoria, illinois, theyized though had to stop telling children to tak

. >> indiana jones inspired free style routine had a judge calling him the "dancing hero of the every man." the fans kept him near the top. after 11 weeks bill and his partner leave the competition happy in a very respectable 4th place. >> it is the perfect ending. we started we had no illusion of winning this or getting beyond round four so to be in the final in the first year, i could not be happier. >> the competition isn't over yet. there is still one more dance. but they are feeling good after another first place finish and perfect scores for the western inspired free style number. >> i feel really good. >> this is it. you have to give it your all. hopefully you can be deemed worthy. >> in third place with the judges are jack and cheryl who got triple 10's for the free style and will dance again on tuesday night. >> whatever, i will do what i can do, have fun and try to not make her cry because then i will cry. >> expect a lot excitement tonight with the new dancing with the stars champion beyond, >> we happy with cheryl burke is in the top. >> the national weather service says t

tornado just ripped throug those neighborhoods, but also in other locions like this across illino, indiana,nd a the way throug kentucky. so this going to be a very slow process for the folks acrosshe nation's heartland. you can see theornado in shington tops wind speeds of 200 miles per ho. mother nature definitely let her wrath be felt across the nation midsection. looking at a f clouds across the bay area right now. in fact, in san francisco, mostly cloudy skies and we've noticed this marine layer. you can see how tall i stands off the coast. at is our fog. th's going to be moving through as we head wards the next couple of hours. then t rain arrives tonight. temperates today, pick out your microclimate zone and the closest ci to your neighborhood. even in the north bay, we're talkg about low to mid-60s for i want to take you ahead to 11:00 tonight. as you prepare for tomorr, the morning rush hour expecd to be ick. even hvier rain moves in tomorrow evening. this'll be our main story through the next 24 to 48 hours. much-needed rain. really, this could be the most rain wve seen all season

kokomo, indiana is under a state of emergency. don is on the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning charlie, norah, viewers in the west. this is a town with about 60,000 an hour north. what was believed to be a tornado that cut through the community like a lawn mower sledding homesled sled -- mower shredding homes and businesses. no one was killed. the local police chief contributes that to advanced warning and people were able to take shelter. we're beginning to hear survivor stories. people gathered in the starbucks in lebanon, indiana. that was hit by a tornado. they were trapped inside a while. no one was searsly injured. two hunkered down in a car in their garage. the whole building collapsed on them but they emerged uninjured from the battered vehicle. people are starting to wake up you and assess what it's going to take to rebuild. tens of thousands will be without power erpower. the governor is expected to tour the state later today to see the damage. >> don thank you. the storms caused more damage as they moved to north western ohio.

indiana's paul george scored nine points in overtime. the pacers win, 103-96. the defending champs make quick work of the magic, meanwhile. lebron james leading the charge with the reverse baseline dunk. the heat dominate. trash-talking turns into a brawl before the fight. the teams sprawling at the training session. the real brawl, november 23rd. that is kind of fun to watch. >>> hockey, and minnesota is on fire. talent, highlight. the pass between the legs for score. mini has lost only once this month, beating ottawa, 4-1. >>> what is jose canseco doing now, driving around with two goats in his car? he said he was headed to a shoot of his documentary called "fainting goats." who will win the international ice hockey federation championship? fans hope petroveitch, the giant crab knows the answer. we're not sure how petroveitch will pick winners, maybe two boxes of food, like what paul the octopus used for the world cup. >>> the packers fans made the best of the baby boy being born with a broken collarbone. they named him aaron roger, after the injured packers

. >> reporter: in indiana the wind flipped a car into the patio area of this starbucks and blew out the windows of the building. the high winds from st. louis to wisconsin to ohio knocked out power to hundreds of homes and businesses. for the numerous people who have lost their homes, the focus now will be on recovering what they can and rebuilding. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> that severe weather in the midwest caused major delays for bay area travelers. early this morning the last of the delayed flights landed at sfo were told everything is back on schedule. people arrives described dark skies and horizontal rain as they were taking off. oakland and san jose international airports are not reporting any delays. for more information on that severe weather in the midwest go to ktvu.com and click on the images tab. >>> time is 4:35. police in santa rosa are asking for the public's help as they investigate a stabbing. the victim 18 years old. alex savidge is joining us live from police headquarters with what we have learned about the suspects. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, t

indiana up 25%. look at this numbers. these are astonishing, the increases that people will face. to your point. once people actually can't sign up and get through the process and figure what they will owe it will n not be pretty. gerri: youhink people i'm at now, wait until they can go on the website. you know, i think that it is especially young people that i talked to, people under the age of 30 without thathis was going to be something that was actually not cost them anything and might actually be a bargain. they're finding just the opposite. are you old enough to remember when president obama -- gerri: that is not the nice thing to ask. >> when they said this was going to save us up to $500. now is costing us. gerri: it seems like that was a long time ago. so many promises i mean, to your point command of want to hear what you have to say. making the point that the promises have been so blown. what we were trying to achieve, so unquestionably -- mistakes made, not even close. is there any way that this entire law can be put on hold, held back, spped in its tracks. >> i think

. >>> the manager of the indiana pizza hut says he was fired for refusing to open his store on thanksgiving. tony roar was told it was mandatory year. he stood up for his employees and then lost his job. >> thanksgiving and christmas are the only two days that they're closed. in the whole year and there are only two days that those people are guaranteed to have off to spend with their families. >> a pizza hut exec denies that roar was fired and he claims the manager quit. >>> 4:52. coming up president obama gets a frosty reception from some audience members during a speech here in san francisco. now, meet the heckler who caused all that commotion. >> but first, a new york couple celebrates their 81st wedding anniversary. this morning, they reveal their secret for success. ,,,,,, >>> all right, checking out your thanksgiving forecast, there's still a slight chance of showers doesn't look like a rainout. but could be a little bit wet on thanksgiving day. >>> and if you still have to head to work today. this is what the bridges look like. things look really good actually on the golden gate. th

the page is called returning memories to tornado victims and was started by a man in indiana. he says personal belongings such as photos and diplomas are being found by people miles away from storm damage area. the items are posted on the facebook page where they are hopefully recognized and returned to the rightful owners. >>> we're learning more about the victims in the deadly crash on interstate 880 we told you about yesterday morning. one was a 64-year-old of hayward, the other former oakland raid ursuline backer thomas howard. police say howard was traveling northbound at speeds of more than 100 miles an hour when he lost control, flipped into the southbound lanes and collided with lieu. his wife received the news while on vacation in china. >> she was in shock and she was -- she was crying so bad. >> howard who played with the raiders from 2006 until 2010 was on his way home from a comedy show when the crash happened. former teammates say he was a good friend and will be missed. >>> hayward police are looking for at least two people after a teenager was shot and killed i

indiana up 25%. look at this numbers. these are astonishing, the increases that people will face. to your point. once people actually can't sign up and get through the process and figure what they will owe it will not be pretty. gerri: you think people i'm at now, wait until they can go on the website. you know, i think that it is especially young people that i talked to, people under the age of0 without that this was going to be something that was actually not cost them anything and might actually be a bargain. they're finding just the opposite. are you old enough to remember when president obama -- gerri: that is not the nice thing to ask. >> when they said this was going to save us up to $500. now is costing us. gerri: it seems like that was a long time ago. so many promises i mean, to your point command of want to hear what you have to say. making the point that the promises have been so blown. what we were trying to aieve, so unquestionably -- mistakes made, not even close. is there any way that this entire law can be put on hold, held back, stopped in its tracks. >> i think

. >> during our shoot at indiana state prison, authorities even allowed for a weightlifting competition. >> lions now lifting at 495. >> other penitentiaries get their weight up. this is how they are doing. get your weight up. >> that's 25. 25. on deck. >> go! go! >> good lift. good lift. you've got it. >> of course, in prison, there's also a practical side to staying in shape. >> if you ever come against somebody who wants to approach you in a negative way, attack you in a fight or something, you don't want to be the person that runs out of air first. the person that runs out of air first is the person that gets hurt. >> in the combat zone you have to be combat ready. and we all know that any minute this yard in two seconds can explode into violence. >> bill hankins, a long-term inmate at colorado state penitentiary knows about sudden explosions. during a routine strip search, hankins snapped. >> i used to get frustrated. i would be worked up, just wanting to, you know, get at them. >> hankins is serving life without parole for killing a grocery store clerk during a robbery. in this su

. >> crews are restoring power in illinois and michigan and indiana. washington, illinois, was hardest hit bit tornado with a thousand homes damaged or destroyed, twice as many as they feared. 13 illinois counties have been declared "disaster" areas. the cost of this severe weather could top $1 billion. >> should only women considered conventionally unattractive be used to recite female soldiers? a high ranking army officer in charge of recruitment things so and is drawing fire for the controversial comments. abc7 news reporter has the story. >> it is offensive. why are we talking about women's attractiveness? >> that is what women are wondering after an army colonel called this photo a bad choice because the woman is too pretty. he said and i quote, "ugly women are perceived as competent and pretty women are thought of using their looks to get ahead." it is frustrating to see that feeling exists. >> former united states air force captain finds the attention on this soldier's lipstick shade or looks, sad. >> what it has to do with is the nature of the

our crew walked into the most notorious housing unit at the wabash valley correctional facility in indiana, we met an officer who gave a graphic example of how brutal the relationship between offenders and correctional staff can be. >> there was a medical emergency out on one of the ranges. as i went up to the cell to inquire as to what the emergency was, i said, what's your problem? and he said, "you are, bitch." and then spit a mouthful of blood on to me. striking me in the eye and the nose. got in my mouth, my ear and all down my side here. >> wabash valley secured housing unit, or shu, holds the prison's most dangerous inmates. >> how did you come back to work after that? >> you have to. you absolutely have to. if you let something like that stop you, then they win. if some of them were out on the streets, i would pity anyone they came across. >> but some inmates feel the shu only fuels their violent tendencies. >> the shu is terrible. it is a terrible place. i wouldn't wish this place on my worst enemy. >> as a shu inmate, billy brown is confined to a solitary cell. >> 24 hours i sit

it wasn't a pretty sight. >> this video was shot in indiana. it shows cars turned over on their sides and businesses severely damaged. in chicago, the bears/ravens game was suspended. they forced fans into safe areas within the stadium. >> it's an old and historical but very well structured building that gives us a great advantage. plus the fact that we've been able to practice these plans. >> reporter: tornado watches and warnings were issued from michigan to missouri. rains, high winds and large hail swept through this part of st. louis downing trees and scattering debris on roadways. and in wisconsin, high winds caused damage to homes and neighborhoods. other places such as detroit and nashville are also seeing severe weather. ktvu channel 2 news. >> and in the bay area to parts of the midwest, some flights have been delayed as a result of the severe weather. at last check flights leaving san francisco international airport were delayed up to two years. oakland airport tells us there are no delays right now there. we've been tracking the con

again, i thank the gentleman from indiana for his leadership. i yield back. mr. messer: i certainly appreciate the gentleman from louisiana and his leadership. i know you were quoted over the weekend on fox news by george will describing that the tragic circumstances that most americans see themselves in, those that have lost their health care plan and so i'd like you to expand on that a little bit, if you don't mind. mr. scalise: sure. they referred to people's plans that had good plans. they refer to many of them as lousy plans. i've been in hearings where we had obama administration officials, in fact, the president himself goes around chastising people saying, yeah, you might be losing your plan but it probably not that good of plan anyway. who is it -- who is it for the president to say that shawn's plan was lowsing when shawn liked his -- lousy when shawn liked his plan? the president wasn't, if barack obama likes the plan you can keep it. the promise was if you like your plan you can keep it. no bureaucratic or i.r.s. agent should be able to take that away

indiana up 25%. look at this numbers. these are astonishing, the increases that people will face. to your point. once people actually can't sign up and get through the process and figure what they will owe it will not be pretty. gerri: you think people i'm at now, wait until they can go on the website. you know, i think that it is especially young people that i talked to, people under the age of 30 without that this was going to be something that was actually not cost them anything and might actually be a bargain. they're finding just the opposite. are you old enough to remember when president obama -- gerri: that is not the nice thing to ask. >> when they said this was going to save us up to $500. now is costing us. gerri: it seems like that was a long time ago. so many promises i mean, to your point command of want to hear what you have to say. making the point that the promises have been so blown. what we were trying to achieve, so unquestionably -- mistakes made, not even close. is there any way that this entire law can be put on hold, held back, stopped in its tracks. >> i th