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so this whip is from indiana joans and the last crusade. so it's from the third film in the trilogy. if you'll remember from that film, in the final third of the movie, there's a really intense chase scene where he's chasing the tank across the desert. this piece rez nates from that segment of the filament. it comes with a lot of great material to document it, as well. it's a great piece. >> this is all for a great cause, too. catherine williamson, thank you so muchl. and some of the proceeds will go to the film foundation, a nonprofit established by martin scorssee to protect and preserve motion picture history. you can bid online at barnums.com. >> here we go

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

reports of tornados in missouri, indiana and kentucky. these are images of some of the damage in the town of washington, illinois near peoria. homes, cars, destroyed and some people reportedly injured. let's speak to the mayor of peoria joining us by phone. mr. mayor, how is your community holding up? >> we were blessed that the tornado part didn't touch down in our town. we had some areas with wind and water damage, but nothing like our friends across the river in washington. >> in what way will you be able help out the folks across the river. cars crushed and presumably what used to be buildings? >> we have all right mobilized a good number of our first responders. and they were dispatched right after the tornado hit. we are sending over backhoes and bull dozers and dump trucks to help them move debris so they can get to places that they need to get to and get the streets opened up. >> do you have sirens or warning systems for folks to take cover to let folks know that this weather is eminent or in their path? >> absolutely. we had the

take rebecca from muncie, indiana. she is one of the many americans who received a letter saying her current individual health care plan will be canceled due to obamacare. she discovered the premiums in the government-approved plans are double and triple what she is paying now. she wants to know why she can't keep her current plan, as the president promised. there are stories like rebecca's all across the country. and the administration knew this would happen. this week, the public learned that for at least the past three years the obama administration millions ofat americans will not be able to keep their health care plans. but the president has continued to promise repeatedly that if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan, period. tell that's over 300,000 people in florida who have received theellation notices, or nearly one million californians that may see their health care insurance plans disappear. tell that to the tens of thousands of hoosiers in my state that will see sim

. >> 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

daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable anti factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. that is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally false version of our history of course after being confronted with the breaking story daniel's backpedaled and claim he was only talking about k. through twelve not college somehow not realizing that censorship an arbitrary book banning at a high school level is still just as insane as far as the anti-american insults daniel hurdle towards zen john turman executive director of mit said inside higher ed to be contrary to the old mainstream construction of history is not equivalent to being anti american that should be obvious but to a politician who still seems

daniels currently president at purdue university daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable anti factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. it is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally false version of our history of course after being confronted with the breaking story daniel's backpedaled and claim he was only talking about k. through twelve not college somehow not realizing that censorship an arbitrary book banning at a high school level is still just as insane as far as the anti-american insults daniel hurdle towards zen john turman executive director of mit said inside higher ed to be contrary to the old mainstream construction of history is not equivalent to being anti american that should be o

>> 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

the texts i would challenge people's long held belief systems which brings us to former governor of indiana mitch daniels currently president of her do university see daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable and be factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. if it is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally false version of our history of course after being confronted with the breaking story daniels backpedaled and claim he was only talking about k. through twelve not college somehow not realizing that censorship an arbitrary book banning at a high school level is still just as insane as far as the anti-american insults daniel hurdle towards zen john turman executive director of mit said inside higher

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 it was punching or banging on the metal bars. >> the

daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable and the factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. it is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed a totally false version of our history of course after being confronted with the breaking story daniels backpedaled and claim he was only talking about k. through twelve not college somehow not realizing that censorship an arbitrary book banning at a high school level is still just as insane as far as the anti-american insults daniel hurdle towards zen john turman executive director of mit said inside higher ed to be contrary to the old mainstream construction of history is not equivalent to being anti american that should be obvious but to a politician who still seems

you're at indiana state prison. this pprd, the expected release date is 2/23/2043. all right. this is the book for here, the offender handbook. this tells you all your different services. what you can expect to provide. i need you to sign off on that. all right. notification of next of kin. this is what you need to do. just god hopes that nothing bad happens to you, but we need to know who to call and all that. all right. this is a big one. i don't mean any disrespect to you, but you're a young kid. yeah. people might try to take advantage of you here. this is the sexual assault prevention and reporting. >> we had this at rdc, too. >> okay. well, it gets a little more serious here. because rdc, there's people there watching you. you get up in "c" cell house around here, and we might really have a problem. nothing personal, you are young, and you look younger than you are. so people will tend to take advantage of you. we'll try to keep you as safe as we can, but most of it is going to be put on you. you've got to take control of it. all right? >> i've heard about that while i w

everyone trying recover in illinois and indiana. they had a good day yesterday. today it looks nice too for some of the recovery effort there's. still going through a lot of the debris. as far as the week ahead it does not look as nice. a lot of those storms were near st. louis, southern illinois. st. louis forecast is pretty much the same for much of indiana and southern illinois. you can see the rain forecast and then it gets very cold this upcoming weekend. hopefully today they can get some work done out there. that big cold blast coming down, that cold air is up there in areas of northern canada, that by this upcoming weekend will encompass all of the lower 48, east of the rockies. frigid outbreak. >> did i see minus 11? >> that's in canada and coming this way. >> i'm try to brace myself for it. just ahead security video captures a tragic airline crash but a feud among the cheney sisters escalates to the former vice president and his wife. "first look" right here on msnbc. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chun

. >>> media buzz with reports of tornadoes and widespread damage and hail in indiana and illinois with entire neighborhoods wiped out. we are getting some stunning images like this one, where a tornado touched down and it has been confirmed. emergency crews are picking through what is left of the homes. they are looking for survivors who may still, this hour, be trapped beneath the rubble. more than 70 million people in ten states are at risk. this thing is moving still very quickly across ohio. let's get right to our meteorologist, janice dean, tracking this storm in the fox extreme weather center. >> the pictures are heartbreaking. unfortunately, we are going to continue to see the threat for tornadoes throughout the afternoon and the evening and into the overnight. we have several tornado watches in effect that continue across the great lakes, the midwest and ohio river valley through the ten river valley and as you can see the latest until 10:00 p.m. eastern but the storms continue to press eastward so we will see watches and warnings throughout the next six to 12 hours. severe thu

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

take rebecca from muncie, indiana. she is one of the many americans who received a letter saying her current individual health care plan will be canceled due to obamacare. she discovered the premiums in the government-approved plans are double and triple what she is paying now. she wants to know why she can't keep her current plan, as the president promised. there are stories like rebecca's all across the country. and the administration knew this would happen. this week, the public learned that for at least the past three years the obama administration has known that millions of americans will not be able to keep their health care plans. but the president has continued to promise repeatedly that if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan, period. tell that to over 300,000 people in florida who have received cancellation notices, or the nearly one million californians that may see their health care insurance plans disappear. tell that to the tens of thousands of hoosiers in my stat

. >>> 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

. >>> 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

we were fortunate in indiana not to suffer a loss of life. our neighbors to the west, illinois, took the brunt of this storm, and our thoughts and prayers were out to their families and those loved ones that were lost in that storm. there has been a good response by fema, people on the ground already, assessments are being made, and hoosiers are rolling up their sleeves and cleaning it up as we fully expect them to do, so the response has been terrific. but certainly we have to acknowledge that this caused some severe damage, but the response has been terrific in terms of addressing it. now, the bill i would like to talk about is senate bill 1471, the alicia dawn kale respect for national cemeteries act, which hopefully i think will come before the senate this week. now, i wish this legislation wasn't necessary. it shouldn't be. there were tragic events that happened on may 30, 2012. obviously, we wish that they had never happened and wish there never had to be a bill named after alicia kale. i regret the department of veterans affairs made a

a gentleman sent a shot from bloomington, indiana, the home of indiana university, a beautiful arcing rainbow through the sky after the storm. we'll show that a bit later. >> a long haul ahead of them. we wish them well. folks across a 12-state area faced a daunting task as they struggle to recover from all of this. coming up we're going to talk to someone who survived one of those tornadoes. martha: also political strategy on obamacare. president obama is reaching out to really the heart of this base today as health care rollout puts the brakes on a second term agenda. also this. watch here. >> open the door! [screaming] >> open the door! >> unbelievable. what on earth happened in this situation? a mom, in a minivan full of children, started out as a routine traffic stop, that got way out of hand. we'll talk about. we'll show you what happened, coming up. [sirens] bill: so the aid starting to flow more quickly into the philippines, 10 days after that devastating typhoon. shipments of water and food are being loaded off of trucks at the airport. teams are clearing away debris from the

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. >>> this week on "the journal editorial report," obama care marches on, despite an apology for the rollout debacle and growing outrage over millions of dropped policies. president obama says it's full steam ahead for the controversial law. plus, new nsa leaks pit the spy agency against the administration. did the white house okay the surveillance of our allies? all that and our election preview from new jersey to virginia to colorado. a look at what's on the ballot this tuesday. >>> i'm as frustrated and angry as anyone with the flawed launch

daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable anti factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. that is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally false version of our history of course after being confronted with the breaking story daniels backpedaled and claim he was only talking about k. through twelve not college somehow not realizing that censorship an arbitrary book banning at a high school level is still just as insane as far as the anti-american insults daniel hurdle towards zen john turman executive director of mit said inside higher ed to be contrary to the old mainstream construction of history is not equivalent to being anti american that should be obvious but to a politician who still seems

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. >>> this week we continue our special two part profile of our colleague charles krauthammer. charles shares his political views in his column on special report, and now in his new book, "things that matter." but he rarely opens up about his remarkable private life, which has confined him to a wheelchair. here's our power player of the week. >> it didn't change the trajectory of my life. that's the vow i made to myself when i was in the hospital afterwards. >> reporter: charles krauthammer is talking about his terrible accident 41 years ago. the devastating injury he sustained. and his determination not to let it define him. >> getting around is harder. it takes a little longer. a little more effort. but, i would say if you were to look at my story it hasn't changed it. >> reporter: these are t

parts of indiana, ohio, kentucky and tennessee postponed trick or treating. >>> new this morning, defense secretary chuck hagel is speaking publicly about something he says causes division. nine 125i9s are refusing to issue military i.d. cards to same sex spouses of service members. that goes against pentagon policy. 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 have 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 be friendlier soon after a decision from the faa. airline passengers will now be allowed to use smart phones, tablets and ereaders on board that includes takeoff and landing as long as everything is in airplane mode. but you still can't make calls or send text messages. many are clamoring to be the first. >>> the new york police department's controversial stop and frisk policy is

>> right now it is moving into areas like michigan and indiana. it is clearing out of the illinois area. we are seeing major improvements as temperatures drop out that way. but now we're watching our most severe line of storms from north to south cutting in half indiana. it is racing eastward. these storms are moving at about 55 to 65 miles per hour. that's highway speed moving from west to east. we're also seeing some of those storms also moving just as quickly through central michigan right now. so they will get into the detroit area within another one to two hours. but we are seeing most of our severest storms down through indiana where we have our tornado warnings issued. the red box is still indicating areas where we do have that pds tornado watch. that's the potentially dangerous situation type tornado watch which we have already seen. all the yellow boxes indicate the severe thunderstorm warnings which are still capable of producing wind gusts up to around 55 to -- we've had reports of 80 miles per hour. creating damage with those straight

tornados tear a path through illinois and indiana leavi >>> this morning on "world news now," november nightmare. tornados tear a path through illinois and indiana leaving behind heartache and destruction. >> we saw it coming through this way. like the angle toward our house. the whole shed's gone. >> the overnight damage reports and the storm system's next threat. >>> wild pursuit. a traffic stop with a mom in a minivan and five kids turns into a drastic and unexpected scene. >> open the door! open the door! [ screaming ] >> the questions this morning about a mother's actions and police who opened fire at a family minivan. >>> unforgettable ride. the car john f. kennedy was riding in 50 years ago this week as the world witnessed his assassination. what happened to the limo after that fateful day? it is monday, november 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning. we have a busy monday morning but we want to talk about our weekend. you had a fun, productive weekend. >> fun but productive -- >> fun on friday. >> y

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

we have breaking news out of indiana. ball state university is asking students to stay in a safe place. there are reports of a possibility gunman on the campus in munsey. now police are on the scene and trying to secure the area where the gunman was last seen. again, that is a lockdown at balance state university in indiana. a michigan man was arraigned in court on charge of second-degree murder, manslaughter, wafer is accused of killing a young black woman. the woman was trying to get help when she was shot. >>> people in the philippines are still reeling from the devastating affects of super typhoon haiyan. they've been able to get running water restored in some areas. and it is now saturday morning in the philippines. more than a week has passed since typhoon haiyan hit i, and people are finding ways to survive amid the devastation. >> reporter: the scene may look chaotic, but in the end this deep well accessible to all is one reason why this city is more resilient than others. drinkable water, which they have in abund

we coulding in the same position that indiana is in. so our hearts and thoughts go out to them today. >> mxttamra thank you very much. we appreciate you being with us tonight. and it is good news potentially because the physical stuff you can fix. the human toll you cannot. i want to go back to janice dean now to set us up for the rest of the evening. the sun has set and it got cold in chicago when this thing pulled out. it is november, what is keeping it cooking? >> the temperatures were in the 60s earlier on today and temperatures are dropping 20 to 30 degrees. so, part of that reason is we did have unstable air mass warmer than average temperatures 15 to 25 degrees above what we normally see this time of year and we had that cooler dryer air m mass behind that. to see an out break like this is rare. the storm preduction center putting out a high risk warning like they did here. in towards ohio, that is extraordinarily rare. maybe a three or four times in history. they have put out a high risk area for the month of november. this is a

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.

well, one general manager of a pizza hut in elk hart indiana decided to take a stand. he paid for it with his job. he had worked at the pizza chain for more than ten years, climbing right on through the ranks from washing the windows all the way up to being the cook, to be being now the general manager, but now he claims he was fired for refusing to force employees to work on thanksgiving day, when he told his bosses he wouldn't open the restaurant he managed, he claims he was asked to write a letter of resignation. instead, he wrote this. i'm not quitting. i do not resign, however, i accept that the refusal to comply with this greedy, immoral request means the end of my tenure with this company. i hope you realize that it's the people at the bottom of the totem pole that make your life possible. joining us tonight on the ed show, tony rohr. you were quite the conversation on many talk shows around the nation, very inspired by your willingness to stand for your employees and protect a holiday that has been a real tradition in this country. take a moment, if you can, to

a spokeswoman from the indiana house republican caucus offered no comment. for trish and partner it's equal rights. >> i care about equal protection for trish and i. to be a full-fledged citizen of this hooter land and be treated as such. >> to make it to a state pallet. resolution must pass the house and the senate. it passed once in 2011. if it passes again it would be put to a public vote in november next year. >> the nation's catholic bishops elected a new leader. curtz will lead 400 bishops and 70 million catholics. >> a californian state senator under investigation for bribery has been stripped of several assignments. ronald calderon has been removed from the state senate insurance committee and select committee on film and television industry. federal investigators are looking into an al jazeera america report saying that felipe calderon is under investigation for accepting $88,000 in return for pushing certain legislation. ronald calderon says his removal from the caucus is not fair, since he's not charged or convicted of any crime. >>> there are sky

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

states from illinois and indiana hit really hard. how many reports of tornadoes did we see yesterday. 68 tornadoes in states like illinois, indiana and even across portions of ohio. we received over 300 reports of damaging winds. basically winds in excess of 50 miles per hour. what happened yesterday we had the strong cold front pushing eastward and basically you have warm air east of cold fronts behind it you have colder air. it really starlints to produce e retation in the storms. that is what does produce these tornado touchdowns. this particular outbreak could go down in the record book as one of the top five worst tornado outbreaks in history for the months of november. it is unusual seeing this kind of activity during fall time typically we see the activity during the spring months with warm air ahead of it. we have a thunderstorm watch early this morning across parts of the northeast. we had severe thunderstorm warning north of the new york city area. our thoughts and prayers with all of those people in the midwest. >> absolut

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. >> reporter: in indiana, tornadoes caused injuries and widespread damage through 12 counties. in michigan, one man died when a tree fell on his car. despite all of the devastation, we're learning miraculous stories of survival. accurate weather forecasts. and those timely tornado warnings may have saved lives. in kokomo, indiana, marcy may and 14 others took cover in a bathroom. >> literally shut the bathroom door and the roof peeled away. >> reporter: chris lancaster watched his home torn away, returned to find only rubble. but a miracle. >> daddy's got you, baby. >> reporter: a furry life spared, giving one devastated family hope. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> george zimmerman, spending the night in a florida jail after being arrested again. this time on assault charges. this is his latest run-in with the law, since being acquitted of shooting trayvon martin. zimmerman's girlfriend call 911, claiming he was threatening her with a shotgun during an argument. >> she was able to work her way to the front door of the residence. and call 911. at that time, he pushed h

the texts that will challenge people's long held belief systems which brings us to former governor of indiana mitch daniels currently president of her do university see daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable anti factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. it is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally false version of our history of course after being confronted with the breaking story daniels backpedaled and claim he was only talking about k. through twelve not college somehow not realizing that censorship an arbitrary book banning at a high school level is still just as insane as far as the anti-american insults daniel hurdle towards zen john turman executive director of mit said inside higher ed to

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

indiana took a big hit. good morning, george. >> chris, good morning, so whether it was straight line winds or a tornado that came through here we hope to learn more as the day goes on, but, look, i can show you tlen plenty. if you lock at this, the winds were strong enough, chris to hang around. big poses of metal. jordan, if we can pan down here, take a look at this fire station t. roof collapsed on top of it. this morning, even the four fighters will need help dig out after what happened here. there is a lot you can't see, do under the street here, there is a business, it seems to be a mall where the roof has been ripped off, there are many businesses where the windows have been busted out. a lot of property damage here in cocomo, indiana. we understand the governor will be here to tour the damage in the next several hours. this community, chris, remains under a state of emergency. people are told to stay in their homes, keep out of the way as there is a lot of damage that crews will be assessing this mor

dawn elliott from indiana who used to scuba dive in her free time but is now in unrelenting pain, had to give up her job and deplete her savings. evelyn bates from michigan who was diagnosed last november continues to struggle with tremendous pain every day and whose daughter had to quit her job to take care of her. dennis black who lives on the west virginia-ohio border with his wife and three young children, they've had to watch their father go from being an involved parent with a steady income to a man whose daily life feels in his own words like a slow, torturous death. these meningitis outbreaks linger on. it has a kind of a personal sensitivity to me, my older brother some years ago who went deaf at a very young age because of meningitis. so it hasslingering effects for a lifetime. so that's what happened a little over a year ago. although we know that it wasn't just an isolated incident, it was the biggest. but this chart which is kind of hard to read shows going clear back to 2001 we've had four, 11, 64 -- in other words, every year we've had some results that we've noted from

. >> it feels really good to be an indiana pacers fan this morning. last night in a physical game with the chicago bulls. derrick rose with a clean 2. later off to stevenson. he gets the dunk. pacers 97-80. they are the lone unbeaten team right now and number one. alley-oop watch. warriors igduola gets the call. kevin ware is back. it was a triumphant return. his first shot here was a 3 pointer. >> good for him. so glad he is back in the game. >> absolutely. >>> there are reports the chicago cubs will name rick renteria as head coach. last one was fired last week after two years. renteria is the padres head coach. >>> mauftt telling the ap he doesn't want to risk his health and well being for money. he played for just three years. >>> blame the classic bears/packers rival. a bears fan, him, reportedly bets his wife if the bears win monday night he can shock her with a taser gun. the bears win so he tasers his not once, but three times. the wife calls policings they arrive to find the couple laughing. after multiple beverages. the husband was charged w

you are family. >> that was apparent as the three arrived from indiana. hugs exchanged. >> awesome. really awesome. >> deanna told us the father clark hartman passed away 19 years to the day when she saw news coverage of joel and contacted the omni. >> here i am in atlanta for thanksgiving two days later. >> reporter: joel and his brothers hope to spend time together in indiana catching up. >> i'd really like to invite joel back home. we have a spare room. >> any way it goes i know we will be in contact now. >> i have a lot of people pulling for me. i don't want to let anyone down. really don't. >> so that is one of the things that was his reward for returning the wallet. another reward when he came back. after he returned the wallet he came back again because they were looking for him at this omni hotel and he was given -- check this out. greeted by the hotel manager. offered him a room through thanksgiving with room service and $500 toward any service he wanted at the hotel. >> he could have lobster in his room. >> or a spa day. >> very cool. >> great. >> one act of kindness and i

. >>> 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

the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: madam president, there's an old expression used by many hoosiers and others across america that's time-tested -- "your word is your bond." in indiana, like so many other places across the country, we value honesty and good, old-fashioned truth telling even if it hurts a little bit to hear the truth. having spent the last previous four days in indiana listening to hoosiers, it's clear that so many people in my state, and i think i can -- as i read, nationwide -- are pretty fed up with washington right now, and they have reason to be. they're frustrated because promises that were made to them are being broken. outright guarantees have been disregarded. president obama, both before and after his signature legislation, now called obamacare, passed, promised all americans that they could keep their health insurance plans if they liked those plans. it was a promise repeated over and over again. for many americans, it was the sole reason why they supported the affordable care act, or

i think indiana is very good. i think brooklyn is very good and chicago. it wouldn't surprise me if either one of those four teams won the east. in the west, you have the clippers, oklahoma city. you've got the golden state warriors and houston rockets. i wouldn't be surprised if any one of those four teams won. so this is really cool to go into the season with that many teams and cities have hopes for winning the championship. >> even though there are that many chance, it seems like everyone has given it back to lebron james and dwayne wade. was it when lebron and the heat run? >> i think they have, any more you have a guy like lebron one of the 10 greatest basketball players in my -- that i have ever seen. i think number 1 it's not like they were a jaugernaut. they won seven gaze and should have lost to the spurs. are they the favorite? yeah but not the prohibitive favorite. i think greg odon is going to be important because you see when they play against big teams, they struggle. greg weldon hasn't played in three years. if he is going to make them a mu

the national weather service predicts the eastern portions of illinois and indiana and southwest michigan could see multiple, significant tornadoes and damaging winds. and there are about six million people who live in that bright pink area. please be careful and alert today. >>> the navy says that two sailors suffered minor burns after a drone malfunction and crashed into a guided missile cruiser off the coast of southern california. at the time of the crash, the drone was being used to test the ship's sonar tracking system. the navy will investigate what went wrong. >> russians foreign minister says western power should not pass up an opportunity to clinch a nuclear deal with iran. talks will resume wednesday. defense secretary chuck hagel speaking at the reagan presidential library predicts the united states will get a good deal that is krael can liv with. barbara starr talked to him exclusively. >> how worried are you if there is an agreement israel will react with some sort of military force against iran? what concerns do you have about that? >> those are realities. the israelis expl