hoosier state voted for charlie white. he deserves a break. he deserves a chance and his day in court. and to not have this liberal judge say let's throw it out. election commission doesn't matter. >> you know what, but didi disagrees with the judge because the ruling, the judge is a long time judge in marion county. >> the same county that he resides in and he's a democrat judge. >> let me switch to the time we have left to a national issue and that's the 2008 presidential petitions. shaw, these went through the st. joseph county election board. allegedly forged. how could this happen and what do you think will happen in that investigation? >> well, the county prosecutor continues to investigate those signatures but i would note, eric, we've had a history of long time history in this state where the petition signatures you use as a valid way to try to gauge whether a presidential or state candidate has sufficient support. they need 500 signatures per congressional district. on whole, that's worked pretty well. we have a situation where it app

hoosiers guard victor oladapu drives through the lane and drives it down. indiana led by as many as 10 in the second half but kentucky comes back with a two-point lead with two seconds left. >> for the win. yes, yes! >> oh, oh. >> let the party begin in blockington. indiana knocks off the number one team in the country but the hoosiers improve to a perfect 9- 0. >>> a sea of read out there. >>> the warriors can cross tyson chandler off the wish list, a member of the knicks with $58 million over four years for the deal. >>> the a's goal this winter seems to be to stock up on some prospects. yesterday, they dealt trevor kay hill to the diamondbacks and reportedly listening to offers for geo gonzalez and andrew bailey. one guy they won't be trading any time soon is second baseman gimail weeks who recently joined dennis here in the studio. >> it is a little bit of a disappointment because those are the guys who help anchor the team but at the same time you got to give a little and take a little for success to happen down the road. they have the master plan up t

hoosiers guard drives down the lane and throws it down. indiana led by as many as 10 in the second half. great play. but kentucky came back and had a two-point lead with five seconds left. >> for the win. yes! yes! >> wloo? >> the let the party begin in bloomington. indiana knocks off the number one team in the country but the hoosiers improve to a perfect 9- 0. >>> brewers outfielder and reining mvp ryan bruin was reportedly tested positive for performance enhancing drugs and appealing to the league but assuming the failed test stands brawn would be suspended for the first 50 games of next season. >>> we're the division champs. >> that's a milestone. that's a milestone. i'm talking milestone. when it comes to celebration, i'm kind of into spontaneity. spontaneity. be spontaneous. so let's celebrate. let's celebrate. >> let's celebrate. untuck them, guys. the 49ers are nfc west champs for the first time in nine years. one guy who missed out on the celebration is braylon edwards wide receiver out with a knee injury. >> i don't want to plan

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the hoosiers loose the first of the year. >>> chris bosh faking the jumper. goes hard to the hoop. throws it down. miami beats the bobcats. >>> james gets no love. dunks on behinder son but the ball comes out, no basket. look again. james dinks on henderson's head. should have counted. >>> number one, the texas defense forced five cal turnovers and sacked manured six times, kenny -- leaping over ee and then making the sack. >> so you can't block the shot with your head through the basket? >> no. it should have counted. >> you can't do that. >> it was impressive. >> good timing. thank you. we will be right back. ]?2ñ#ñeÑhz . >>> david letterman is next with justin bieber. >> can't wait. >> >> all right. 4:30 tomorrow morning, bright and early. your usual shift. >> i like that show. >> i'm exhausted right now.

i am sure the folks in indiana are proud to have hoosiers on national television. your story is fascinating. i want to start at an unlikely place. there has been so much conversation about herman cain. those who are turned on to him like his business background and his 9-9-9 plan, the partite keep coming back to, apparently people like how he wound up where he is given where he began. he started and poverty and he did it the hard way and they're right way. it suggests that most black folks who do not succeed do not do with the same way. it is not that unusual if you succeed, whatever that means. what you make of all the conversation about his success? >> it is a story that has followed me my entire career. it is one that i have tried to downplay because there are hundreds of these cases out there. i look at my mother. there is a case of a single mom with 13 kids who figured a way to get us out of there. people are infatuated with their rags to riches component. most of my career i have fought against it and focused on what i have done in turning business around and

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hoosiers up by a bunch. a pass and victor going victor dunk-po. a huge jam. i remember when he got those passes from quinn cook. and jordan with five on the shot clock. are you serious? hits the leaner. indiana crushes howard 107-50. >>> to hockey now. good news in the injury department for the caps. jay beagle took part in a full practice today and mike greene also back on the ice this morning. greene on the ice in full gear working out with the capitals' strength and conditioning coach before practice. he missed 17 can have been games with a strained right groin. he visited with a specialist last week and rejoined the team on the trip in colorado. there is no timetable for his return. >> good to see him on the ice. >> ola-dunk-po. >> twe >>> twitter got a big check in the mail. a saudi prince investing $300 million in the website. he now holds a strategic stake in the company. he is the 26th richest person in the world. he is not on twitter and never sent a tweet. >>> if you think you have it nice at your office. wait until you see the facebook headquarters

buying up their names to prevent them from following into the hand of the porn industry, for example, hoosiers or pepsi.xxx. no. 4, ford is conducting a voluntary recall on fusion and milan sedans because the wheel can fall off. the problem has to do with the bolts holding the wheels on. dealers will fix the problem for free. no. 3, vdot helping you plan your commute on i-95 adding these electronic signs displaying travel times. the signs are going up in seven locations. no. work heads up if your weekend plans include -- no. 2, heads up if your weekend plans include riding metrorail. from now until closing time sunday give yourself extra time to make it to your destination. no. 1, get ready for more pain at the pump. experts predict prices will fall until the new year but they're going to jump to the $4 mark by spring. an expiring ethanol tax credit and the rising cost of crude are to blame. that's tonight's faulk. that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> well, let's get into this weekend, at least no precipitation. >> that's right, no precipitation of any kind, at least we hope not or we'll be wro

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i love fellow hoosiers. tavis: i love you back. that's our show for tonight. thanks for tuning in. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis winner john lithgow on his critically acclaimed new memoir. that's next time, see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard but place where wal-mart stands together with your community. to make every da >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to joan tavis in working to improve financial literacyemv obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

but the first director who was alice rivlin hoosiers a giant of public service council is still going strong at the age of 80, really created a culture that was very much moved from just the direct a staff being appointed without regard to party affiliation, to doing their work a nonpartisan manner. >> who appointed the director? >> the director was appointed i should buy the speaker of the house and the president pro tempore of the senate who is all c-span viewers know is the member of the majority party, with the greatest amount of seniority. but practically speaking, it's really the chairs ranking members of the house and senate budget committee who are most responsible for selecting the cbo director. there have been eight directors of cbo since its formation. four of them have been nominal democrats, four of them have been nominal republicans. what they all have in common is that they are as alice rivlin was described herself, card carrying middle of the rota teq said there people who are considered to be relatively moderate members of the parties even though they are nominal demo

i love fellow hoosiers. tavis: i love you back. that's our show for tonight. thanks for tuning in. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis winner john lithgow on his critically acclaimed new memoir. that's next time, see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community. to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to joan tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

i love fellow hoosiers. tavis: i love you back. that's our show for tonight. thanks for tuning in. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis winner john lithgow on his critically acclaimed new memoir. that's next time, see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community. to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to joan tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. 

and i thought about jim jones, and other hoosier. and so i googled him and learned that the fbi had released all of the documents that they found in jamestown and that no one had used this to crack the book. and so, what happened was, for those that don't know, after a congressman from san mateo, california, which is south of here, decided to go down to jamestown to investigate claims before being hauled against their will. and as he was leaving, a group of people from jonestown decided to join in. they wanted out. and so, jim jones knew that the tape was that once those people gave up and came to the state they were going to tell people about conditions in jonestown. so what he did for his second security guards on this departing party as they were reading at this jungle airstrip and they killed congressman ryan and members of the people that were leaving. so, the fbi goes in. it's a federal investigation. congressman leo ryan is the first congressman killed in the line of duty in u.s. history. the fbi goes into jonestown after they

some hoosiers: indiana the land of milk and honey well in plymouth indiana they got the honey part all right the premise that church of the rev. as on a dripping from the ceiling on to the altar some call it a sign from god and others say it is most likely a honeycomb that is stuck up there. but be moved into the cross behind the altar during the summer but an exterminator was acted out so some would call this sweet revenge. still little girls in kentucky just wanted one thing for christmas this year and that was their dad who has been serving in afghanistan so this past week students from the lake would grade school in the north-central town of cecilia were led to the library to hear a christmas story. in an adjoining room watching it all was sergeant tommy who has just finished his deployment, enter santa claus who asked neal's daughter what they wanted for christmas to which there were applied to their father. the surprise return was orchestrated by the soldier's life kept a secret that her father or their father would be returning home, a chilly start to the weekend but i thought i

the 3 pointer for the instant victory and hoosiers beat kentucky, 72-70. indiana is 9-0. >>> this is the basketball -brawl we talked about. xavier wins, but does anything really win? there are going to be plenty of suspensions and maybe even some dismissals after this brouhaha. >>> that is sports as we see it this saturday night. heather and john. >> that was some brawl. >> both teams are go-going to have to pay something there. >> thank you, fred. >>> and breaking news in san francisco where firefighters are battle a three-alarm blaze. >> it's an utah street between 24th and 25th street and ktvu's debora villalon joins us live with new information. >> reporter: we just arrived here. this is about a block from san francisco general, follow with me down 25th street and where you see the fire engine that is it utah. the power lines prevent us from getting our live van down there, but i talked to the battalion chief who says this fire is now under control and very close to being contained. it was a victorian error single- family home and with the death of it

. >> hoosiers want jobs. hoosiers want lack of regulation, and they see at least the enterprise in america that might bring us job hindered by overregulation. i stand with my colleagues on this issue because clearly, this is a case of tremendous overregulation without any control by the congress. even after we've expressed this to the president, to the administration for weeks and months, there has been no response other than send forward another nominee. i stand with my colleagues from voting against cloture so we will not have a nominee until we have proper accountability. >> i actually voted for the dodd-frank bill, but i am completely opposed to appointing a nominee to head this bureau until we correct the very serious structural flaws that are in the bill. to me, it is inconceivable that in this time of tight budgets that we would create a new agency that is completely unaccountable in terms of its budget. under the dodd-frank bill, this agency's budget can be as high as $500 million. it's actually up to

. >>> there could be a fourth rings maybe a 5th victim of barney fine, hoosier is behind bars and said that the sex abuse advocates know of two other victims. the former coach denied allegations. >>> fighting for justice, the family of a baltimore police officer gunned down by other fellow officers said that they are waiting for answers over a year later. we have more on the family's fight for answers. >> good morning, the family members took to the streets, giving out fliers and they sid that their brother may be gone, but never forgotten. >> no justice, no peace. >> the family of the police officer said that they just want answers this holiday season. last january, he was mistaken for a gunman outside of a club. he was in plain clothing, responding to a distress call and was shot by fellow officers 20 times -- i don't understand that a man could be murdered like that, 20 shots and he was a police officer, too. >> footage was seen as it happen and he tried to control the crowd. he was hit and fell to the ground and people scattered and he killed a 22-year-old and then the police offic

as i visit with hoosiers, people from indiana, i hear concern in the voices of parents trying to make the mortgage payment, the manufacturer trying to find work, and the business owner trying to make payroll. too many hoosier families have a parent unemployed, underemployed, some working two or three jobs just to scrape by. for nearly three years we've been hearing that this nation needs good-paying jobs for people and we've been trying to provide that. the president has spoken on this on numerous occasions. in his inaugural address back in 2009 he said -- and i quote -- "there is work to be done. the state of our economy calls for action, bold and swift, and we will act, he said, not only to create new jobs but to lay a new foundation for growth." a year later in june, 2010, the president said "our top priority, top priority, is to recover and rebuild from a recession that has touched the lives of nearly every american." and just two months ago the president said "everywhere i go, they tell me they want action on jobs." well, despite the rhetoric, what we have and what we're dealing

have a little less than 25 minutes to go in this discussion and we're going next to wendell wilkey, a hoosier. >> jason is joining us next from stanford, north carolina. go ahead, please. >> i just wanted to comment that in the fall of 1940, wendel wilingy -- wilkey did a whistle stop tour and i happened to be a trainee in melbourne, florida, and he came through melbourne and was on the rear platform of the train and about a crowd of 50 or 60 people and i had the opportunity to shake hands with wendell and that was either september or october of 1940. and he was very interesting. -- and it was very interesting. >> you remember when you saw him on that whistle stop tour what you thought when you saw him campaign? >> i was a kid of 18 years old and i just was in awe of here's a guy who could be president of the united states, i really looked up to him. i'm 89 now and just 18 years old, a kid. so i was really, really visibly impressed with him. he made a majestic appearance being on the back of that train. it was something very, very special. >> jean banker, you remember the first president you

the hoosiers taking on nc state. steve and laurie leave the second half. they miss the win. north carolina versus wisconsin. mom and dad get there during the first half. great top ten battle. tooil ler had 12 points. they beat the badgers 670-57. great night for the zeler family. at the final practice last night the team carried the coach off the field singing the fight song. he fought back tears a number of times at a news conference after this. the bruinss are huge underdogs. you've got to watch this over and over again. this guy throws a frisbee out into the bay. meanwhile, down below there's a speed boat, and incredible catch diving out of the boat. >> no freaking way. >> i don't believe t photo shopped, whatever. here's the camera on the boat to say, yeah, it really happened. watch as it comes down and he dives out and grabs it. >> was this planned or these people happened to be out there. >> they were trying to show guys who do trick basketball shots that they could one-up them. >> i have to high five you for that one. >> that's sports. >> thank you very much, sir. >>>

hoosiers down two with seconds remaining. remaining. >> and for the win, yes! >>, yes! >>. >> dave: would you believe that was the coach right there. looks like he just got punched in the face. and at the buzzer to win it and indiana was absolutely bonkers afterwards. check out the court. it was filled with a sea of red. good for the hoosiers and their fans, undefeated number one kentucky suffers their first loss. and clayton, morris, what a game this was. >> clayton: i know, somewhere bobby knight threw a chair 0 celebrate. throughout the week we've been focused on gifts, and this is for the outdoor lovers and like to hit the slopes. joining us the market editor of complex magazine. good so see you. >> good morning. >> clayton: let's dive into these, affordable values and normally look at name brands, wow, they're expensive, but not necessarily the case. >> we have to pick some items for you today so we can get affordable the price point across. this is from the north face. and it's completely filled with down. and it's around $250. you can buy this at north face.com a

indiana, eight inches of snow making communities nearly impossible knocking out 22,000 in the foot hoosier state. martha, at 23 after the hour. martha: on the way out to the break we showed you a clip of this. a frightening scene on a bass ball court at michigan state. a 22-year-old cheerleader. watch this. the first girl comes down and the second one tumbles right. she fell basically as far as we know on the front of her face, on the front of her whole body without breaking that fall at all. there she is on the way out. taylor young falling face first. it was spartans game last night. she was giving the thumbs up as she was taken offer on a stretcher. dr. steven garner joins me right now. we wouldn't see it that closely, having read how it happened, she fell face down onto the hardwood floor. >> with a quite a lot of speed on the way down. the sudden stopping does all the damage. the brain, within the skull, the skull is meant to protect it. the brain doesn't fill up the whole skull. when you fall it bounces around and hits the bone in the front and the bone in the back and you get a brui

it was a massive rally. 150,000-200,000 people in the small indiana town in august at a time when as hoosiers say, you can hear the corn grow. it was 102 degrees that afternoon when wendell took the podium. he spoke with eloquence, yet the atmosphere was such the speech was a bit flat in terms of the audience, in terms of the reception. that was not the best start for thecampaign. we now know looking back that it was rather indicative of the campaign itself -- some of the disorganization and difficulties that the amateur newcomer had. why they should vote roosevelt out of office and not give him a third term. >> one note about the speech, it was heard on radio by millions of americans. >> this was the time for radio. people sat by the radio and listened intently. >> amity shlaes, you have written extensively about the new deal. this is now eight years after franklin roosevelt promised a new deal for the american people, yet unemployment still in the double digits, still a lot of concern about the economy. why did republicans turned to an outsider? it is probably the first time in american his

. >> thank you for the courtesy of having a chance to introduce and welcome my friend and fellow hoosier. after a long career, it is his first opportunity to testify before congress. he is a five term indiana state senator. he has provided exceptional leadership on fiscal responsibility and policy. he is chairman of the senate committee for appropriations. i hasten to add indiana has found a way even in these difficult times to balance our budget without raising taxes. he has been a driving force in making indian of the fiscal standout of the nation. he answered the call of this country and enrolled in the school for the u.s. army and graduated first in his class. he returned to harvard to get his law degree. he comes before us today on behalf of the streamlined board as president. they have been a leading advocate for their collection. i am confident his experience in this area will be of great benefit to the committee as the work toward an equitable solution for all parties concerned. thank you for the courtesy of allowing me to introduce this esteemed fellow who's year. i yield back.

have a little less than 25 minutes to go in this discussion and we're going next to wendell willkie, a hoosier. >> jason is joining us next from stanford, north carolina. go ahead, please. >> i just wanted to comment that in the fall of 1940, wendel willkie did a whistle stop tour and i happened to be a trainee in melbourne, florida, and he came through melbourne and was on the rear platform of the train and about a crowd of 50 or 60 people and i had the opportunity to shake hands with wendell and that was either september or october of 1940. and it was very interesting. >> you remember when you saw him on that whistle stop tour what you thought when you saw him campaign? >> i was a kid of 18 years old and i just was in awe of here's a guy who could be president of the united states, i really looked up to him. i'm 89 now and just 18 years old, a kid. so i was really, really visibly impressed with him. he made a majestic appearance being on the back of that train. it was something very, very special. >> jean banker, you remember the first president you saw in person and where was it? >> eisenho

. -- wendell willkie, a hoosier. >> jason is joining us next from stanford, north carolina. go ahead, please. >> i just wanted to comment that in the fall of 1940, wendel willkie did a whistle stop tour and i happened to be a trainee in melbourne, florida, and he came through melbourne and was on the rear platform of the train and about a crowd of 50 or 60 people and i had the opportunity to shake hands with wendell and that was either september or october of 1940. and it was very interesting. >> you remember when you saw him on that whistle stop tour what you thought when you saw him campaign? >> i was a kid of 18 years old and i just was in awe of here's a guy who could be president of the united states, i really looked up to him. i'm 89 now and just 18 years old, a kid. so i was really, really visibly impressed with him. he made a majestic appearance being on the back of that train. it was something very, very special. >> jean banker, you remember the first president you saw in person and where was it? >> eisenhower, in washington, at his inaugural. and of course i had vo

return to harvard to complete his law degree and return to the hoosier state. senator can lead comes before us today on behalf of the streamlined sales tax governing board in his capacity as president of that organization. the streamlined sales-tax the voting board has been an advocate for fair, and sells taxes. i am confident his experience in this area and his testimony today will be of great benefit to the committee as we work toward an equitable and a common-sense solution for all parties concerned. thank you, mr. chairman, for the courtesy of allowing me to introduce this esteemed fellow who is your senator, luke kenley from indiann. >> are final with this is paul misener from amazon.lcom. he has an engineering degree from princeton. at amazon, he is responsible for formulating and presenting the company's positions worldwide as well as managing policy specialist in asia, europe, and the north america. according to amazons website, during the first 30 days of business, demos on.com to fill orders in 50 states and in 45 countries all shipped from his home g