again, this is from our indianapolis affiliate wthr. scenes like this i imagine are starting to play out automatic over the area? ? absolutely. higher profile vehicles have to get to a safe spot because they're more susceptible to getting caught in the wind. >> okay, again, folks, if you're in your homes, that is where you you need to stay. john, thank you for your time. we continue once again to monitor those storms. we'll go back to the weather in a minute. i want to get back to politics. does ucla have more ncaa championships than black male fresh men? a group of students released this video to call attention to a lack of diversity on campus especially among black male fresh men. >> when we have more national championships than we do black male fresh men, it's evident that our only purpose here is to improve your winning percentage. so you tell me i should be proud to be a bruin. >> according to ucla, statistics with more than 28,000 students enrolled on campus, about 3.8% are black. that amounts to just over 1,000 students. direct t

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severe weather still in the area of chicago, detroit and indianapolis. our meteorologist reporting earlier that there were tornado watches and warnings still in effect and will be for parts of the afternoon. you can see the weather map as this system continues to cross the area. you are seeing the upper midwest states that are appearing to be in that bull's eye. we will have more from the newsroom after this. [ male announcer ] 'tis the season of more. more shopping. more dining out. more traveling. and along with it, more identity theft. every time you pull out your credit card, shop online, or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. you can't be on the lookout 24/7. but lifelock can. protecting your identity, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. when lifelock detects a threat to your identity within their network, they'll alert you by text, phone, or e-mail, protecting you before the damage can be done. act now and we'll protect you 60 days risk free. no one protects you better than lifelock. try lifelock protection 6

chicago and indianapolis. meteorologist karen mcginnis is tracking the system. >> we heard reports in kentucky as well? >> yes. to the north of paduka. i'm going to take you through the radar here. most of michigan and indiana into kentucky and portions of missouri. this is further towards the east. numerous reports of possible tornados. here is evansville. both of these areas have tornado warnings in effect. to the north an area called brookport. they have an area indeed they are drawing out the tornado warning moving to the east northeast between 50 and 60 miles per hour. pecan it is a suburb of peoria, illinois. about 11:00 in the morning they had a tornado touch down. al also suburbs south of cape girardo. this is peoria and pecan and to the south towards washington a tornado looks like it may be hopped, skipped and jumped across this area. numerous reports of widespread damage across the region. i don't know if we have the reports here. when you see these pictures there, there was no doubt that this was a

and in the second half, indianapolis roars back. andrew luck throws three touchdown passes to wide receiver t.y. hilton. and with the colts leading by three in the final minute, houston kicker randy bullock misses a 55-yard attempt to tie the game. indianapolis twins 27-24. >>> a record-setting afternoon in oakland for philadelphia quarterback nick foles. the eagles second string qb throws the touchdown holding a record by six other players including peyton manning. philadelphia beats oakland 49-20. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady also let it fly on sunday. brady throws for more than 400 yards and four touchdowns including an 81-yard pass to aaron dobson. new england beats pittsburgh 55-31. >>> and the washington redskins survive a late game scare. looks like san diego running back scores late in the fourth quarter. but after a review, the officials say he's just short. the chargers settle for a tying field goal. >>> and in overtime, washington gets a four-yard touchdown run by darrel young. the redskins top the chargers 30-24. >

i want to take you to indianapolis now. this is a time lapse of a tower camera. you've got to get close to your tv screen to see this, folks. you see those gray skies. you see the outline of the skyline. and then you're going to see it go dark. you saw it right there. you can only imagine what these folks were going through and the power of these storms. we're talking about this earlier. the power of mother nature, you're seeing it unfold right now on your television screen. like i was saying, there's a lot of prayers floating out on social media right now, including for this one woman. 102 years old, loretta. we were talking about her earlier in this newscast. her grandson sent us a tweet saying that she survived the tornado. an ef-4, what he was saying. literally in front of her doorstep and she was rushed to the basement and survived. and we're hearing a lot of these good stories, but we're also hearing a lot of stories of devastation. i can only imagine that as the sunrises tomorrow morning, we're going to hear more of these stories. and unfortunately, based

unclear if it did touch down in indianapolis. this weather system has really wreaked havoc in 26 u.s. states. you see it happening right there as you watched live. you see the skyline and then, all of the sudden, you do not. that was about roughly 30 minutes ago. now, you can see the skyline. the worst part of that system, seemingly, has passed. but, of course, you can still see that there's rain. they're taking place engulfing that city. >> so the severe weather, including chicago, caused a two-hour delay. earlier, i spoke to a fan who said the weather was r was perfect. and then suddenly, that storm moved in. >> you evacuated? >> we got here at noon, it was perfect. about 20 minutes later, the rain started coming. the wind was insane. >> were you scared at that point? >> my daughter was terrified. i was concerned about her. but we've been totally safe the whole time. >> and then, when they evacwalted you and the hundreds of others who were there, you know, packing soldier field, where did you go? have you ever experienced anyth

indianapolis gets 24 after the half. they win, 30-27. colts, 7-3, atop the division. >>> good weekend. clear your sunday schedule. 49ers taken to saints. the saints are undefeated at home. the giants look to continue their winning ways. they can still mablg the playoffs. and sunday night, broncos against kansas city. >> must watch. we're going to be so tired monday morning. >>> and monday, the patriots against carolina. don't just end there, by the way. my patriots are doing okay. >>> an exciting finnish hoops. five seconds left, down by two. ruts russell westbrook heaves it up. one last chance for the warriors. >> to get this shot off. >> iguodala. here he comes. he got it! the warriors have won on a game-winning shot by andre iguodala! >> even if you don't like the team, a buzzer beater at home is awesome. golden state pulse off the 116-115 win. just a cool highlight. >>> to baseball. most valuable player awards. the american league, miguel cabrera, second straight year. he was hurt most of the year. finishing the season with a .348 av

moment gary kubiak collapses it happened as he was leaving the field at half time at the game against indianapolis. he hunched over fell to his knees and was immediately surrounded by medical personnel. he was taken off the field on the stretcher and taken to the hospital. they have not released what was wrong with kubiak only that he is recovering well. >> an nfl player a dolphins bullying scandal was suspended indefinitely. he was reviewed by the nfl for arresting teammate jonathan martin. this after it is revealed that incognito was refusaccused of forcing him to finance a trip even though martin didn't even go. martin gave incognito the money fearing consequences if he didn't. >>> the girling hamal bam ma airport is reopened this morning after a bomb threat shut it down for several hours. an ploy neat fied authorities after finding a note saying there was an explosive device inside the airport. technicians and bomb dogs churched several flights were canceled or delayed. >> while you were sleeping brand new details at the deadly shooting prampage at the airpor. they missed him by a matter of mi

i was president of the na acp at the time in indianapolis, indiana. they said, you can't go. we need to have a group of people here to review a group of people as they come from indianapolis. i said, you mean i can't go to washington? they said no. we have to receive all the people that are marching. i said oh, my god! i have to give that up. then i did that. because the number of people came through and i and other people we prepared food for them at our house as they were coming tired from that march. they stopped. so i was happy that i was able to participate. [inaudible] all right. if you had asked me, 2013, oh, my god! we must say what we did, we must keep on doing and we must continue to support and push all people. don't let people say i can't do this or i can't do that. everybody. everybody can do something. move this journey along. i'm so happy to be here with all of you. [ applause ] >> the final card that i presently have is from miss eileen hernandez. [ applause ]

i was president of the na acp at the time in indianapolis, indiana. they said, you can't go. we need to have a group of people here to review a group of people as they come from indianapolis. i said, you mean i can't go to washington? they said no. we have to receive all the people that are marching. i said oh, my god! i have to give that up. then i did that. because the number of people came through and i and other people we prepared food for them at our house as they were coming tired from that march. they stopped. so i was happy that i was able to participate. [inaudible] all right. if you had asked me, 2013, oh, my god! we must say what we did, we must keep on doing and we must

louis would go in to indianapolis and beat them by 30. moreno for about three. i'll have to say afc west. coming in to the year everybody knew kansas city would be improved but does this division has the best if you will win percentage in football. >> phil: incredible to watch. we thought -- before the season might be the worst of it. >> jim: mark it at the 29 very close to the first. looks like it's going to be enough for one. >> phil: nice little pass rush this time by the broncos mixing it up. i mean for the san diego chargers they're mixing up their pass rushes. they are moving around and it's getting good pressure on peyton manning.

indianapolis wins, 30-27. >>> a wild finish in the nba between oklahoma city and golden state. russell westbrook gives the thunder a one-point lead with less than three seconds to play, but golden state's andre iguodala has enough time for one last shot. >> iguodala, here he comes. he got it! the warriors have won on a team-winning shot by andre iguodala! >> iguodala finishes with 14 points, and golden state wins, 116-115. >>> make it two in a row for detroit tigers' first baseman miguel cabrera. cabrera won his second league most valuable player award. he followed up his 2012 triple crown season by once again leading the league in hitting and finishing second in home runs and rbis. >>> and the national league award goes to pittsburgh pirates' outfielder andrew mccutchen. he helped his team to a first team-winning record in 21 seasons. >> and man's best friend will be catching some air this weekend. the dock dogs championships will be held in iowa. more than 370 dogs take part in a competition that measures how far and how high they can leap. the owners and handlers say the dog

again, this high risk area including indianapolis, including fort wayne, up towards grand rapids. that's where we could see, again, the strong possibility for long track, very dangerous tornadoes. we'll see temperatures drop in 30 degrees in just a matter of hours. that's how significant this cold front is. and ahead of it, very warm, unstable air where we're going to be into the 60s well into the overnight hours. the wind threat is incredible as well where we could see straight line wind damage over a dozen states here. winds anywhere from 25 to 35 and up towards the great lakes region stretching into 45, even 50 miles per hour. so this is going to be a wide-reaching storm system. forecast satellite radar imagery moving out of the great lakes in towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast overnight tonight and certainly into the drive in tomorrow. so new york up to boston, portland, you want to be aware of storms. the big threat right now across the midwest, the great lakes, ohio river valley, tennessee river valley for the next several hours. i want to give you an indication, jam

. >> christian anderson who co-founded the speak easy in indianapolis. another co-woulding space says this is how ideas happen. >> it's important to engineer the process of innovation. cities around the country are trying to figure out how do they attack more startups. i think at end of the day, the best way to do that is create an environment where there is things that can happen between smart people. >> which he why he opened up the speak easy which he now calls home. >> it's a place for folks who support the start-up community to spend time and connect. >> it's nice to get a perspective on scaling, on legal issues. on art direction issues, on coding issues. you got somebody around that who is an expert in everything. >> the alley and speak easy are two co-working paces. there's also tony shay's container park in las vegas and the grind in new york city. and developer town is taking the creative office space to a new level. clustered inside a giant indianapolis warehouse is a neighborhood of small, unique, houses. filled with developers and entrepreneu

. >> christian anderson who co-founded the speakeasy in indianapolis, another co-working space, says this is how ideas happen. >> it's very like an engineering the process of innovation. cities around the country are trying to figure out how to attract more start-ups. crea create infrastructure to do that. the best way is to create an environment where there's kind of serendipitous collisions can happen between smart people. >> which is why he opened up the speakeasy, a place indy start-up scene calls home. >> it's a moose lodge for geeks. it's a place for folks in the start-up community, who support the start-up community, to spend time and connect. >> it's nice to get a perspective on scaling, on legal issues, on art direction issues, on coding issues. you've got somebody around that is an expert in everything. >> the alley and the speakeasy are just two co-working spaces. there's also tony shea's container park in las vegas and the grind in new york city. and developer town is taking the creative office space to a new level. clustered inside a giant indianapolis warehouse is a nei

you can see the temperature starting to fall, indianapolis, 34 degrees, 28 in chicago and omaha. it is way below zero just north of the u.s.-canadian border. late tomorrow night when the real drop occurs. you can see how much colder it is than it was last night at this time. huge drop inn a temperatures over the past 24 hours. a lot of things are changing. here is what is happening. and wednesday, we talked about this at 5:00 and 6:00. you can see a little spin in the atmosphere. we have the possibility of some action. the air will be cold. before then, it will be cold and windy. you can find out more about this travel weather and the conditions on a brand-new blog we have at wjla.com. here is our story for the weekend. it will be breezy and cooler tomorrow. it will be like midwinter as we head to the weekend. maybe by thanksgiving, we will have some sunshine. >> thank you. >> did the hoyas recover? >> or we could just be like them and go to the caribbean. terpshe hoyas and the were in action down south. were in action down south. and our networksre getting crowded. but if congre

. >> today you're at the indianapolis landty automotive heritage museum in the city of jips landty. what we have created here is a museum attempting to tell the automotive history of our area here. and right this minute we are in a hudson dealership. hud on the dealership until hudson went out of business in 1957. what's unique about it is the dealership has the feel and the look of a 1930s, 19 40z car dealership. it has that feel because it's absolutely original. after world war ii ended, didn't need bombers anymore. there was a giant factory, the biggest one under one roof in the world. and two industrialists got together and decided to manufacture cars. there was a pent-up demand for consumer goods after world war ii. they went together and created a company called kaiser frazer using their last names and they manufactured cars here in ypsilanti at the old bomber plant from the end of world war ii until 1953. in 1953, they were -- sales had declined and they were consolidated into toledo, ohio. and in that factory then general motors took it over and needed a factory after losing

a 55 miles per hour gusts in the last hour for indianapolis. the winds are causing advisories, but we have severe thunderstorm warnings with tornado warnings in place for the storm stretching from michigan to kentucky. kentucky is where we see the dangerous levels, and it's moving to pennsylvania. expect the weather to translate away from tornados and move to powerful wind gusts causing damage. from this storm, this low pressure causing all the spin and sucking the air in fast. it will be moving to canada. but the winds around the great lakes will impact from indiana, kentucky, ohio, and tracking southern new england. we'll keep track of the storm and show you wind gusts and where the storm is headed coming up. >> we'll watch the storm as it moves to the north-east. we have another important story. a boeing 737 crashed while attempting to land in central russia. all 50 on board were killed. al jazeera's peter sharp has the latest. >> the shaky footage apparently taken on the mobile phone shows what is left of the plane. 44 passengers and six cr

it's hard to doubt them now after what they did to indianapolis. they are averaging 30 points a game. the offence came alive. there's three tough games. the eagles, the seahawks and the 49ers. it may come down to the last game to san francisco. >> denver against kansas city was the match but who is it this week. >> both teams are tough to beat at home which gives seattle the advantage. it's probably new orleans best chance to beat him, considering seattle has debt problems, secondary, going into the game. seattle has a 13-day winning streak. they ousted opponents 30-13. easier this time. they are 0 and 3 in the play-offs under sean peyton. they don't want to go back in january. >> speaking of the broncos, last time out the patriots beat them. are they the favourites in the aoc. >> they don't look as good. this is what tom brady and bill do. they win the close games. that's what they managed to do. they look like they are the best team built for the cold weather. unless indianapolis can get the play-offs, new england has the afc where they want him,

it's southern johnson county, not far from indianapolis. the images are moving. the fire fully engulfed the home. two children trapped inside. injuries have been reported. this is near indianapolis, an ongoing fire engulfing a home there. no further details at this time. keep it here for more. at the live desk, scott macfarlane. >> we know you will. thanks so much. >>> four people arrested after police say they caused a blackout across an entire community. >> charged with cutting down power lines. >> mark segraves reports they were after the copper wire. >> reporter: this isn't the first time utility crews had to replace the wires along this stretch of annapolis road. police say the easy access to the copper wire means an easy target for thieves. >> they are getting about $3 a poy to support their drug habit. it's unfortunately quite that simple. it's something that is played into the region. >> reporter: these are the woods along annapolis road where the thieves have been hitting. last night, these four suspects cut down 250 feet of this copper wire. they say th

this is 50 miles due north of indianapolis. and again, these are chopper shots, helicopter shots from our affiliate. there are power outages in the area. we aren't just showing you a dark picture. we are showing you the dark picture because usually this area is lighted and there are people with homes with the leblg trisity on and everything is normal. this is power outage. you can see the emergency workers there on the scene. there is damage at mall. people in the mall got an early indication, early warning. they evacuated. he said there are no injuries initially early on to report there. and damage it a bank in the area. and damage to a fire station. the roof collapse. that's the pictures we were looking at moments ago. he said las car dealership has been damaged in the area. numerous homes had their roofs blown off. and homes, as he said, just blown up many of them by the storm. gas lines are out, we're told. in the area. some exposed gas that they are trying to get a handle on that. he said on the south end of cocomo, a shel

i was in indianapolis, indiana campaigning with robert kennedy. i had heard senator robert kennedy seeking the democratic nomination and told him i wanted to help and invite me with some of his staffers to go and work in indiana, indianapolis to get people registered to help organize the rally of meetings to be heard that doctor king had been shot and robert kennedy came in and made the announcement that doctor king had been assassinated and we all just cry and it was very sad. i don't know what would have happened to america that this man emerged as the leader of the nation. he was my friend, he was my inspiration. >> guest: robert kennedy did make a speech. he stood up in the back of the car and he spoke out of his. because of what he had to say that evening, there wasn't any violence, any disorder in the city of indianapolis. people have been trying to get me to go back and go to that spot but they are just very difficult and when they are hoped to have an opportunity to go back to indianapolis and go back to that very spot that i was that nigh

the lashgd designate twin peaks in the castro neighborhood will receive an award looter this month in indianapolis for honoring san francisco to protect and identifying important parts of our lgbt history. the designation will be twlurtd a governor's award presented by governor jerry brown later this year and it's also one we were 2345i789d by san francisco heritage so thank you to heritage for putting our name in the hat by second of all thank you to the statute of limitations for recognizing our efforts in protecting lgbt history. i want to introduce you to our latest member of the department she's been hired as the new specialist for the yaunt. she's got own 10 years experience as program director in illinois she managed the endangered list and the chapter of the apa helped to coordinate the citizen technology convention. she's got recent experience with landmark designation. from her years as city staff and two local preservation commissions i'm happy to work with her again. alicia is coming to us from cambridge, massachusetts to please join me in welcoming alicia to san francisco. commissione

vincent hospital a survey effort in indianapolis indiana concluding the lgbt plan. also you may be aware there was a fire that broke out on the julie lose castle it was a small fire and sparks landed on the wood car pit during a hot roof ordeal there was no fire watch person on site. and following the torching which is why the fire premeditate and deliberate. the fire caused complete destruction and the building interior sustained some water damage. the project sponsor was at the hearing yesterday and he's been working closely with staff to make the elements reconstructed. as part of the c a he's going to return the restaurants use back to the property. we'll keep you posted. and finally, i want toly you know i'll be at the graffiti schedule meeting in recent horrify we've had graffiti and this is about law enforcement and i'll report back to you on outcome of that hearing. that concludes my comments >> commissioners if there's nothing else we can move on to inventory so far 2012 informational presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm with the planning staf

he's a strong offensive tackle for the indianapolis colts. he was voted most likely to have just read a wikipedia article on how to smile. [ laughter ] >> steve: purse lips, show teeth. don't cry. >> jimmy: am i doing it now? no. next is colts right tackle, gosder cherilus. he was voted most likely to have a word jumble as a name. gosder cher -- next up is houston texan safety shiloh keo he was voted oldest gosselin kid. they're cute. they're cute kids. the one with the glasses -- the one with the glasses is really cute. >> steve: they grow up so fast. they grow up so fast. >> jimmy: it's the one with the glasses. >> steve: he's wearing ed hardy. >> jimmy: next from the colts, we have griff whalen. he was voted most likely to do jazz hands after scoring a touchdown. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: and five, six, seven, eight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: terrell mcclain, he was voted the most likely to be saying "damn." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ next is randy bullock from the texans. he was voted most likely to play football in khakis. that

places in advance of indianapolis, around cincinnati. that's where you want to be onguard. as you look at the wind gust, they are gusting over 40 miles per hour, winds coming down around chicago. some of the those winds picking up. >> the north-east, scattered rain showers, but the threat heading into the area overnight. >> still ahead. we'll continue to watch the storm, especially since fans in chicago's soldier field got more than they bargained for at the game. they do see the game after all. the next mission to mars my unravel mysteries of the red planet. that is next. rain showers, but the threat planet. >>> nasa's latest mission to mars is scheduled to launch tomorrow. the satellite is called "mayfen" and should arrive 10 months after leaving earth. the mission could explain how mars became a cold desert planet that it is. joining us to explain the mission is pam conrad, the deputy principal investigator at the morse science laboratory. how significant is this mission? >> it is a significant mission, not just because it tells us something about mars, but gives us a lo

he's a strong offensive tackle for the indianapolis colts. he was voted most likely to have just read a wikipedia article on how to smile. [ laughter ] >> steve: purse lips, show teeth. don't cry. >> jimmy: am i doing it now? no. next is colts right tackle, gosder cherilus. he was voted most likely to have a word jumble as a name. gosder cher -- next up is houston texan safety shiloh keo he was voted oldest gosselin kid. they're cute. they're cute kids. the one with the glasses -- the one with the glasses is really cute. >> steve: they grow up so fast. they grow up so fast. >> jimmy: it's the one with the glasses. >> steve: he's wearing ed hardy. >> jimmy: next from the colts, we have griff whalen. he was voted most likely to do jazz hands after scoring a touchdown. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: and five, six, seven, eight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: terrell mcclain, he was voted the most likely to be saying "damn." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ next is randy bullock from the texans. he was voted most likely to play football in khakis.

vincent hospital a survey effort in indianapolis indiana concluding the lgbt plan. also you may be aware there was a fire that broke out on the julie lose castle it was a small fire and sparks landed on the wood car pit during a hot roof ordeal there was no fire watch person on site. and following the torching which is why the fire premeditate and deliberate. the fire caused complete destruction and the building interior sustained some water damage. the project sponsor was at the hearing yesterday and he's been working closely with staff to make the elements reconstructed. as part of the c a he's going to return the restaurants use back to the property. we'll keep you posted. and finally, i want toly you know i'll be at the graffiti schedule meeting in recent horrify we've had graffiti and this is about law enforcement and i'll report back to you on outcome of that hearing. that concludes my comments >> commissioners if there's nothing else we can move on to inventory so far

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colts, indianapolis. i missed that. it was fun, wasn't it? we had a good time. it's a start of a new week. we're thrilled to be back and we have some big shows coming up for you. we have jason statham, rachel maddow and natalie portman will all be here. plus lucy liu stopping by tomorrow night. we're going to play catch phrase. and we got some fantastic music and talk from m.i.a. so it's a big week for us here. [ cheers and applause ] tune in. all fun stuff. but first, from the hit show "the mentalist," simon baker is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. i'm going to challenge simon to a fun drinking game called "stump." it involves a tree stump. and we're so happy to have him back. senator john mccain will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from the dismemberment plan. it's a good show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] guys, i don't know if you heard about this but katy perry has just passed justin bieber to become the most popular person on twitter with more than 46.4 million followers. wow. and you know, i was looking at

goes through indianapolis, dinnertime it closes in. after dinnertime, detroit to toledo, cleveland is next. by 11:00 p.m. tonight, buffalo, it's going to be a long day in severe weather plan. much more coming up in the nation's weather. for now, back to dan. >> as ginger said, make a plan. it will be a long, busy day. ginger will be covering it throughout the day on abc news. >>> moving on now, as the obama administration scrambles to fix the disastrous healthcare.gov website, we're now learning, as we said at the top of the show, they seem to be lowering the bar on success just a little bit, let's get it over to abc's jeff zeleny at the white house. the administration says even when the website is fixed, 1 out of 5 users still won't be able to sign up for insurance? >> reporter: good morning, dan. i mean, lowering the bar on an already-pretty low bar here. you're right. now the internal targets on this health care site are saying only 80% of the users once this site is actually fixed will be able to sign on. 80% now would be considere

they play host to indianapolis a team that bruce arians knows all too well he served as offensive coordinator then on the road at philadelphia. they will move to one game above .500. the 5-4 coming off the bye week all the hard work seems to have paid off. >> kevin: reigning nfl coach of the year when he was guiding the indianapolis colts when chuck pagano was convalescing with his leukemia treatments. seven isn't sec could youtive losses, no one could have predicted that for their great player, j.j. watts. and his team falling to 2-7. >> solomon: you can't ask anything more of j.j. watts the team he turned in. >> kevin: arizona's defense holds texans to 41 yards and second half as you pointed out to bee gin the second half has been a problem for houston. >> solomon: a problem of keeping teams out of the end zone and producing points as well. still outscored here as well in the second half of today's ball game. >> kevin: team trike to win one on the road for the coach. carson palmer and cardinals had here designs. that is our final score. tonight on cbs: solomon wilcots, kevin harlan good nig

. >> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by lil endoimt indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america designing customized, individual and group requirement. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. good to have you with us. the supreme court heard oral arguments in a major case about public prayers before government meetings and whether they violate the separation of search and state. tim o'brien reports. >> o yea, o yea, o yea. all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states. >> reporter: the court's hearing itself began with an invocation. >>> the house and senate routinely begin with prayer. >> let us pray. almighty god. >> reporter: the supreme court ruled 30 years ago that doing so does not violate first amendment prohibition of government establishment of religion. this week's case from greece, new york, a predominantly christian suburb of rochester may tes

we do want to show you a picture of indianapolis. amid all of the bad news today, there is a rainbow there. isn't that a thing of beauty? indianapolis has been hard hit by the storms today. so, stay with fox news for updates throughout the afternoon and the evening. we join media buzz. f his own ne. let's take a look at that. >> the mainstream media, i ey afrd, wants obama care to fal >> i believe obama will fail, they are afraid to do a positive story. they are afraid someone might not watch. the media is just cherrypicking the bad facts that are out there, repeating them over and over again and in many cases they are making stuff up. >> making stuff up? >> what? >> what did he say? i'm sorry, he didn't make any sense. the media has been upbeat on this until the website crashed? until it was learned that the promises of broken. on the negative facts, hello? there are more negative facts than positive. >> there are some positive stories to be told because this is helping some but it is totally overwhelmed by those who cannot get on,

were on took to end homelessness for vendors they are a difference group in washington and alabama and indianapolis. so one of the things we did with the history of homelessness we've had well meaning people who went on hungry abstracts demanding people to get into a home. so we created those emergency housing programs and it shift and their realizing this health care treatment called permanent support of housing has to be targeted toward people who can't leave homelessness without treatment. this isn't true in san francisco but in other cities 90 percent of homeless people leave without the support. so the key is to find people with medical problems who can only loaf with this robust treatment called ooshl homeless and about how far people who are most impaired they're able to move the aspire population towards ending homelessness. that's a critical next step. beyond the scope we need more research to answer our question but we have to not do what the va has done they don't want to leave anyone on the battle fold. so if some time someone comes to you and takes the treatment called housing what hap

remember he gave a speech in indianapolis after martin luther king had been killed. he talked about, it's the only time in public that he talked about the assassination of president kennedy. and he referred to him as a member of my family, he never even named him. he said for those of you full of anger, remember a member of my family was killed by a white man. and so -- and he went on from there to talk about the need for understanding and compassion. but he never even called him by name. >> and in private either he -- >> very rarely. >> very rarely wanted to discuss it. i wonder why you think you know with so much attention, so much interest, the warren report and everything after, why don't we know more? >> well, it's an enormous crime. whoever did it. i've always wondered who in intelligence terms, who was running oswald. and it's so enormous that nobody wanted to talk, and now i would assume that everybody's gone to their graves with those secrets or if not, they will soon. >> do you think that our country will ever really recover from that, have that closure? >>

we'll have warm air in place ahead of it and we'll have a threat of severe weather around indiana, indianapolis and chicago. as we get to the end of the weekend, that's when things will go down hill. we have some light showers around earlier this morning but things are winding down. it looks like overall a nice day in philadelphia and new york, new york city. >> eboni, thank you. >>> cyberattacks on our nation's power grid. next on al jazeera america. it's a growing problem worth with about 10,000 attacks a month. >> relief operations in the philippines is gaining steam. 100,000 people have received some type of assistance. the death toll now stands above 3600 and another 600,000 are homeless. six people are dead in kabul afghanistan after a suicide-bombing and occurred at a site where thousands of tribal leaders are due to meet next week. >>> libya is demanding all militia leave tripoli after militia fired on citizens friday and killing 32. they used rocket-propelled grenades against protesters who were calling on militias to disband and disarm. >>> more than a thousand women are gathering in

third player in nfl story, three touchdowns of 50 yards or more before his 23rd birthday the rams gto indianapolis and shock the colts. 38-8. nick foles, sen touchdowns last week in oakland, goes io green bay and leads them to a win. philadphia right back in t thick of things. peyton, 33 touchdown passes in 9 games. >> cris: is that right, nick foles has 15 touchdowns and no interceptions? >> al: crazy, isn'it? and here is erre thomas with a new quarterback, luke mccown. his brother joshs the backup in chicago and wound uplaying the end of the game today with cutler out >> cris: you want to take a guess whis going to win the nfc east? i an, you know, everyby is -- en washington at 3-6 is -- they've alive. i guess you uld have to say philadelphia you may had to figure, new coach, might have tan them a little while. nick foles n playing well. and sean mccoy -- but i don't know. i just d't know. >>l: second and two. cowboys have a win over the eagles alrea. >> al: in philadelphia. they'lmeet in arlington th last nig of the season. sot will be third and five. the only mystery in this one is will the s

in the game between the texans and the colts, indianapolis was down by 18 points in the third quarter and andrew luck rallied them back and scoring 21 unanswered points. luck is making a habit of late game heroics. he has ten game winning drives in fourth quarter or overtime in his career. colts win. >>> the kansas city chiefs are 9-0! best record in the nfl. they beat the buffalo bills yesterday without scoring a single touchdown on offense, but who cares when your defense can score two touchdowns? you know the chiefs were the worst team in the nfl last season. they won just two games. it's been an improbable turnaround. they have now won nine in a row. their best start in ten years. now the chiefs look ahead to a nice bye week, guys. and then they will be tested because people have said, well, the kansas city chiefs to a 9-0 start and haven't played anybody yet and haven't beat any good teams. they play the denver broncos twice in three weeks so we will see. >> it's hard to beat them twice in three weeks but 9-0 is impressive and no one guessed that. >>> coming up for us next, edwar

. >> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by lil endoimt indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america designing customized, individual and group requirement. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. good to have you with us. the supreme court heard oral arguments in a major case about public prayers before government meetings and whether they violate the separation of search and state. tim o'brien reports. >> o yea, o yea, o yea. all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states. >> reporter: the court's hearing itself began with an invocation. >>> the house and senate routinely begin with prayer. >> let us pray. almighty god. >> reporter: the supreme court ruled 30 years ago that doing so does not violate first amendment prohibition of government establishment of religion. this week's case from greece, new york, a predominantly christian suburb of rochester may tes

indianapolis got 2 inches late tonight. 53 here. no wind at all. humidity up to 77%. and the barometer is holding steady at 30.35 inches. i'm not sure that's accurate but it's been there all day long. 55 ocean city and a milder 56 in dc. and locally compared to last night, it's eight to ten degrees warmer most places. 46 belair. right now, little wind, a breeze out there, ocean city has a wind off the water. clouds off the atlanta ocean. there's the snow this afternoon over nebraska, northeast colorado, portions of south dakota, had some snow. this moved to the northeast across portions of minnesota. south of it it's warmer and there's shower activity. some of that rain, not a whole lot, some of that rain will move in here on thursday as the front out to the west brings warmer air in ahead of it. so tomorrow looks like a mild day. right now not much in the way of cloud cover showing up but we have a thin layer of clouds around the area. during the day tomorrow, we'll be in the mild air. on thursday the front approaches, behind it cooler temperatures, rain on thursday.