here in indiana. this is one of the postage stamps from 1992 -- a 75 cent stamp celebrating the centennial of wendell willkie's bert. amity shlaes is with the george washington institute in dallas tx. -- the george w. bush institute in dallas, texas. you have been a professor of history at indiana university. let me begin with that speech he gave in elwood indiana -- elwood, india. it's as the groundwork for why he was challenging franklin delano roosevelt. >> he ran against roosevelt and the new deal and against the tide of policies and politics represented by the new deal. we will have a good opportunity to talk about those in detail. it was a fairly standard political speech, but not a fairly standard political rally. 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. 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 n

here in russia vill, indiana. this is one of the postage stamps from 1992 -- a 75 cent stamp celebrating the centennial of wendell willkie's bert. amity shlaes is with the george washington institute in dallas tx. you have been a professor of history at indiana university. let me begin with that speech he gave in elwood indiana -- elwood, india. it's as the groundwork for why he was challenging franklin delano roosevelt. delano roosevelt. >> he ran against roosevelt and the new deal and against the tide of policies and politics represented by the new deal. we will have a good opportunity to talk about those in detail. it was a fairly standard political speech, but not a fairly standard political rally. 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. 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 part for >> one note

there was also tornadoes reported in indiana. people were there overnight homes and businesses also destroyed. people without power. the good news in both states. no reports of serious injuries. >>> thank you. movie crews hard at work around northeast ohio filming a movie about jeffrey calmer titleled -- jeffrey dahmer dahmer ." he grew up near akron. no release date has been set so far. >>> rescue crews in hitly are racing to rescue survivors. this is aerial video snowing the devastation. 240 have been killed. that number of dead and missing was uncertain given temperature thousands of vacationers in the the last quake in italy was 2009 where 300 were killed. the today show will have more after our newsroom. >> thank you. wet road and possibly road closures because of fallen trees and rain. i tweeted those out at wkyc.com. one is 105th quincy avenue impassable because of high water. detour east 23rd. we're slowing cleveland on 71, 90 east, and 77 north. about a five minute delay. >>> thanks. we're checking out the forecast heads

he shot it on the ohio/indiana state line. phil is in in car riding alongside the storm near bowling green as it cut a path through a field. here's another look at the storm as it made its way through van wert, ohio where two tornadoes touched down last night. there were reports of roof damage and barns destroyed in van wert. thanks to brent kiefer for his picture. it forced the iconic rock band kiss to stop their show in tee toledo. gene simmons said believe trnt tornadoes right over our het in concert. people from street coming into hall. show has been stopped. #toledo. there are more than a dozen injuries from these tornadoes, but thankfully none are life-threatening at this time. what does your neirh like? send us your photos and videos to us. >> tia: before the storms get into our area today, make sure to download the free cleveland cleveland 19 first alert weather app. you can get real diatime radar your street. you can know the exact time the storms will come rolling in. >> nichole: this morning we hope to get answers o

. >>> on the western edge of southern indiana is the wabash valley town of carlisle where main street conjures images of a bygone era, and except for the daily passing of the csx freight line, this one-light town might be all but forgotten. just a couple miles down u.s. 41, however, is evidence that carlisle is anything but forgotten. >> it's 2 1/2 hours away from everywhere. it's just the middle of nowhere. what goes on out here? prison. that's what goes on out here. >> surrounded by little else but big skies, the wabash valley correctional facility houses more than 2,000 convicted felons, including some of the highest security prisoners in the state. it is a fortress among farms. >> we have a total of seven towers blanketing the entire facility, including one tower that's in the center of our south yard. we've got the two sets of fences all the way around the facility. the inner fence is a stun fence, it's a nonlethal stun fence. the outside fence another 14-foot fence covered with razor ribbon. shaker alarm on the motion detector. motion detector in between the fences. we think our

incredible pictures. >> several storms all rotating in indiana. and reports of different tornadoes there. one came through indianapolis and the tornado lifted when it wentst we've been watching the storms north of indianapolis. this tornado warning is for kokomo. the north side of town will be struck by one tornado. and this is likely another one that's going to move in the next couple of minutes. and these are north of indianapolis. same system comes to us thursday night. and not expecting severe weather. we'll talk about the local developing stories overseas. the first a devastating earthquake in central italy. the death toll has just increased again. at least 159 people are dead. and 368 more are injured. the magnitude 6.2 earthquake caused homes and buildings to collapse. and the town of amatrice is one of the hardest hit. there's some good news. an 8-year-old girl out of the rubble alive. the earthquake is thousands of miles away. >> for boston's tight knit community, it's hitting too close to home. >> reporter: in boston's north end, locals

store reports from indiana to northwest ohio with 38 reports of tornadoes. today there could be some rotationay in some of the cells with damaging winds the primar threat, melissa mcabee here after 4:00 o'clock will tell us if it will be chance of a isolated severe storm.c outside of that, in th green, less than 10 percent chance. the timing between fo and 9:00 p.m. today. we have a cold front the continues to mov across the area. one good thing as you probably woke up to heav rainfall, lightning, thunder , i think that was worse than what we expect today., front pushes him, does not have much to work with so there is a little bit of a chance of isolated stormrm but the bulk o it will be popular showers/storms. high pressure belding and tomorrow. not notice not widespread 5:00 o'clock. popular showers/storms it will be very warm watch out for showers after 4:00 p.m., tonight 69 degrees with evening storms clearing and then tomorrow and back into the '80s the average is 80 degrees and we will have lots of sunshine for the weeken it will be hot/humid with uppe

. >> and severe weather strikes in indiana. the damage that tornadoes left behind and the people now working to rebuild. but first, let's take a live look outside as we head to break. clear skies in downtown milwaukee. sally severson is on weatherwatch 12 and we'll let you know when it is going to cool down. stick with us. you are watching "12 news this >> welcome back. right fou we are following breaking news, emergency crews on the scene of a house fire milwaukee. this is a live look from the area right now, this is not far from the sherman park neighborhood. no word on whether this incident is related to the other problems in the area. >> right now, louisiana is dealing with a flooding disaster. a woman and her dog are safe this morning after being rescued from a sinking car. that rescue caught on camera in baton rouge. workers got to the car as it was about to go underwater. they tried to break the windows and pulled the woman surface just as the car goes under completely. then they went back for the dog and got the animal

from terre haute, indiana, the eugene v. debs home and museum. ♪ >> if you missed any of our american history tv programming about eugene debs and the election of 1912, you'll have another chance to see it tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on cspan3. and american history tv continues on friday night with programs about republican charles evan hughes, his 1916 presidential campaign and foreign policy as an issue in that election. american history tv in prime time, each night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on cspan3. >>> the c-span radio app makes it easy to follow the 2016 election wherever you are. it's free to download from app store or google play. get up to the minute schedule information for c-span radio and c-span television, plus podcast

a devastating tornado appears to have struck in indiana. this is cel video from kokomo, indiana, north of indianapolis. you can see at one point, how huge the tornado is off in the distance. we are seeing reports in twitter that an entire neighborhood near a high school may have been destroyed. no word on injuries, but the damage to build something's widespread there near indianapolis. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is gathering or data on this and will join us again in a few minutes. >> elizabeth: hard to see after our own recent damage. >> blair: absolute. >> elizabeth: also breaking, at children are among the many victims there. more than 3 east of fresno 0 others are hurt and right now, rescuers continue to dig through the rubble searching for survivors. they pulled an 8-year-old girl out alive. there have been several large aftershocks. at 5:00 p.m., we head to italy to get reaction from the people who felt that powerful quake. members of the men's basketball team from bryant university are actually in rome r

nobody was hurt in indiana. >> yeah, indiana, and now ohio. we have a couple tornados reported in ohio. this is a little tornado outbreak in indiana. earlier today we saw devastating damage but no one seriously hurt and no deaths, even though we've seen massive destruction, entire buildings just gone, really demolished here. that's the tornado. take a look closer showing the tornado and look at the debris inside the tornado. look at the damage just a couple of houses completely off the foundations. an ef 3 even in and around indianapolis they saw a few tornados earlier today, too. these were long track tornados, very tough to see. you don't get that in this area during the month of august. look what is going on now across the country and one thing you notice, these are the storms, let's look at the severe weather report. look at the tornado reports. you notice long track. look how long the one thunderstorms tornados all the way from indiana to ohio. that's what they are dealing with. the severe threat lingering but tornado threat diminishing.

from terre haute, indiana, the eugene v. debs home and museum. ♪ >> if you missed any of our american history tv programming about eugene debs and the election of 1912, you'll have another chance to see it tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on cspan3. and american history tv continues on friday night with programs about republican charles evan hughes, his 1916 presidential campaign and foreign policy as an issue in that election. american history tv in prime time, each night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on cspan3. >>> on saturday, cspan's issue spotlight looks at police and race relations. we'll show president obama at the memorial service for five police officers shot and killed in dallas. >> when the bullets started flying, the men and women of the dallas police, they did not flinch, and they did not react recklessly. >> and south carolina republican senator tim scott giving a speech on the senate floor about his own interactions with police. >> but the vast majority of the time, i was pulled over for nothing more than

charles king at indiana state university. the cunningham memorial library special collections and our affiliate time warner cable.

getting back to indiana. serious storms and tornadoes. please keep hoosiers in your prayers pgh stark contrast to what it shall. >> elizabeth: stark con extras to what we're seeing at home. the humidity is low, sun is shining, but as fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz says, that is abou >> kevin: that front is going to come our way and produce showers around here, with some luck, it won't be anything that we have to deal with as far as severe weather. we've had our share already this week with a tornado touching down. 87 in boston for a high. bedford, 88. the reporting stations tend to be the airports in the area, but neighborhoods, you have thermometers there too. salisbury, 90. at the beach it's cooler, 87 in newburyport, in the 90's earlier watertown, 90 earlier today, as did maldin. satellite-radar shows mostly sunny skies, a few clouds out there and that's about it. that's how it will be all night long. futurecast shows that. through the morning, sunshine, into the middle of the day, clouds move in from the wes

indiana is hit hard as well. ten inches of rain fell in some parts of indiana. the fire department and south bend indiana is working overtime because of the flooding there. and it's made 13 rescues of people. some homes are surrounded by water or they are submerged there in the south bend, indiana, area. >> and we're are lucky that track didn't head into northeastern ohio. the same low as the system brought us issues and smaller rain amounts. had it gone farther east, we would have had more. think of indiana. >> and they're trying to make the best of a very bad situation. >> absolutely. and we're on day 8 of the rain and storms. we can't get a break and a lot of low hanging clouds in cleveland are looking like they're full of water and you're right. you have a better shot here today and the farther south you aria, a better chance it's getting wet. the dew point and that is feeling muggy. the southwest wind, 7 miles an hour continuing to deliver that muggy air. and the heat indices, 83 and i think today's high of 84 will be like 87 and into the afternoon hours. 8

it's a state of emergency in indiana. more severe weather could be on the way. ♪ >>> good to with you on this thursday, august 25th. i'm frances rivera alongside louis burgdorf. >>> this morning 247 people are confirmed in italy. hundreds more are injured and unamount of people are trapped in the rebel. several aftershocks of various strengths have been recorded. they are so far unaware of any u.s. citizens among the dead and the wounded. president obama called the italian prime minister to offer any assistance needed and condolences. entire sections of the ancient city of amatrice. thousands of rescuers are on the scene using search dogs, heavy equipment and their bare hands. one uplifting moment. watch this as rescuers pulled that 10-year-old girl alive from the rubble. the onlookers cheered as she was whisked a. >>> an attack on american afghanistan left 13 people dead, says the local police chief. dozens more injured in kabul. comprised of mostly american faculty and afghan students. comes just two weeks after stude

he signed a bill in indiana banning abortion due to gender and disability. a lot americans say this goes too far. >> what goes too far is the law as it stand today. roe versus wade allows abortion for any reason and all reasons, all months of the pregnancy. mike pence like myself believes all of our children should be welcomed into the world and protected by the law. i want to get back to what you raised your eyebrows about. even in the case of disability. a down's syndrome child has dignity and value and worth. just like a 90-year-old with i i90-year-old senilitydoes. wanting a child to be you -- te aborted because they are handicapped -- john: these are the trump supporters applauding. governor pence says row v wade i law. but let's not force taxpayers to pay for abortions that some consider murder. >> the largest abortion provider in america should not also be the largest recipient of federal funding under title 10. the type has come to deny any and all funding to planned parenthood of america. john: he failed at that. he denied half the funding. the repu

this was recorded at debs home in indiana. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. >> our featured contender is eugene v. debs. at the turn of the 20th century, a five-time candidate for president on the socialist ticket and the nation's most celebrated world war i protester. this december 1921 footage captures debs on his return to his hometown of terre haute, indiana, following his release from prison by president warren harding after a federal conviction stemming from those war protests. tonight we are in terre haute in the debs home and museum. let me introduce you to one of our two guests, ernest freeberg, a debs biographer, whose book is called "democracy's prisoner." it has been 85 years since debs died, why do we care about him? >> he was one of the most important labor leaders at a crucial time of conflict between labor and capital. more importantly, he was the central figure in the socialist movement at a time when it was a viable, growing, and important part of the american political culture. >> is he interest

here's indianapolis just south of here. 40 mile north, that's where kokomo, indiana is. a lot of dramatic video coming in this morning. these storms progressed farther off to the east and eventually brought a little severe weather to western parts of ohio yesterday, late last night. for us, today, we had a clear sky out there. it's a mild and dry start to the day today. the severe weather is going to stay well to our north. we won't worry about that. however, there will be a chance for a shower or thunderstorm primarily north and west of the metro area for today. of course, haguerstown, martinsburg, that's where the rain chances are for today. staying dry for this evening. good weather for the nationals game. plus the redskins forecast coming up in a few more minutes. turning now into a busy morning with first 4 traffic. >>> chopper 4 just got over this scene in rockville, darnstown road at key west avenue. part of that intersection is blocked here this morning. a warning for you if you are headed through 28 this morning. big problem here, 66 inbound at 29 centerville. y

tornado warnings have expired but central indiana is still under a flash flood watch. wisn 12 news time now is 5:42. >> a serious wreck in chicago ends with a car split in half. caught on camera. what caused the wreck and how the driver managed to survive. >> and on the campaign trail, a former new york mayor is getting a lot of backlash. the comment he made that has new >> welcome back to "12 news this morning." 5:45. a look at what we are looking at on this tuesday, august 16th. >> not bad. yesterday 81 degrees. now clouds are and for early this morning and we have a couple of sprinkles showing up racine and kenosha county and there we are with a live look at mitchell international. 74 degrees there. some of the cloudiness there. the clouds are on the thinner side and continue to see it thin. the sun is peeking through the clouds today as we go up to degrees. there it is. the low pressure is pulling away and i anticipate partial sunshine today. isolated shower chances are minimal. the clouds hanging around early this morning. we begin to dry out. we call for the low

and ray is live in new york with the story. >> dan, 35 reported tornadoes in the state of indiana. quick responses by emergency officials and people heeding to the tornado and storm warnings are the actions indiana authorities believe helped to save lives. the tornadoes moved quickly, carving a path of destruction in minutes. >> holy cow. >> reporter: kokomo, indiana, the epicenter of the twisters, storm chasers capturing the moment of the whipping wind g t gusting at over 130 miles an hour. >> starbucks just got blown over. >> reporter: the coffee store no match for the wind obliterating the structure, over 20 people inside and incredibly no one injured. >> as soon as they started wh whipping we got everyone inside. bewere trapped inside because the building collapsed. everyone came out unscathed. we were all fine. >> this neighborhood, homes blown away, many trying to cope with the damage. >> still trying to process everything, still trying to understand the complete devastation. thankful my mom and my sister, who were in the house yesterday, survi survived. >> reporter: those wh

. >>> series of tornadoes in central indiana. we will have the latest damage assessments and the forecast for the clean-up crews next. >>> all right. at least 20 people are injured after a cluster of storms tear across indiana. tornado sirens warning of danger. houses flattened in the city of kokomo. this house is a total loss. in the meantime, east of kokomo, this funnel cloud touched down. to the west of indianapolis, this tornado smashed homes. no deaths reported in the storms and those injured are expected to make full recoveries. unbelieve able. more than thunderstorms in the forecast for indiana today. meteorologist derriek van dam h the latest. >> all of the dynamics were across the skies yesterday. strong upper level winds by the jet stream and the cold interaction allows for the spin in the atmosphere and allowing to drop a twister. look at the damage in kokomo. the strong upper level winds that aided in the development of tornadoes across the region. in total, we had roughly 35 tornadoes and 28 wind damage reports and s

to attend the grand opening of his campaign's indiana headquarters in carmel, indiana today. around the world now... the death toll continues to rise in central italy after a devastating earthquake leveled several towns. 267 people are dead after the 6-point-2 magnitude quake. one aftershock on thursday crumbled some buildings that had already cracked...prompting authorities to close roads. firefighters and rescue crews are using dogs to try and find survivors. about 200 people have been pulled alive from the rubble since the quake struck early wednesday. coming off the heels of of the "ryan loch-te" controversy at the olympics... brazilian police are now charging the swimmer with falsely reporting a crime. this is surveillance video from lochte had originally said that he and three other swimmers were robbed at gunpoint at a gas station in rio. he has since admitted that he quote 'over-exaggerated' the story. the 12-time olympic medalist will be summoned to rio, according to officials. but he doesn't have to appear in court-- and can opt to send a lawyer instead. if convicte

in indiana and michigan. tomorrow the ladies. rest of the work week coming up. just took a few seconds for a storm to blow through a wiring ripping a roof off a building causing thousands of dollars damage. >> the video, i cameras atl laurello's vineyard the microburst, which was as powerful as a tomatoas, the estimate it was between 60 and 70 mph when it struckck. >> than god nobody was injured have happened to make this a lo worse, just the fact that the were just a fewj scratches and bruises was amazing watching that video at the storm had arrived a couple hours later,at would have been a different story, the vandal scheduled to play and hundreds of people are in the backyarda, laurello's is expected to reopen wednesday. >> lo the severe weather here is louisiana. thousands in louisiana are in shelters, the governor calls flooding unprecedented, at least six hav been killed andoo president oba declared a disaster in louisian as they get ready for more rainfall,h they are cleaned up best they can, to recover and prepare for more possible flooding this weeka lo

we mentioned the tornadoes in indiana and ohio this evening. we are not expecting storms like that but we have a chance for a storms thursday night and friday. morning, a warm start. a very warm day. well into the 80s by lunchtime. good news, even though it is humid it is breezier. winds at 10 to 20. it will cut the heat a little bit. for the evening, increasing clouds, humidity climbing and peaks into friday. high temperatures upper 80s to islands. it will stay warm. 80 to87 near the water. humidity, track down that, dew points in the 60s. humidity. and then towards friday, dew points near 70. that will be the stickiest day of the forecast here. with the surge in moisture a chance for rain. not expecting a lot. tomorrow night, a chance for isolated showers or down pour will move through during the day on friday. we will see chance for pop up down pours and storms. not a great environment for storms on friday. i think more towns will stay dry. mid-day through the evening, a few down pours before we dry up. the front moves off shore friday night

this was just one of a series of tornadoes in indiana and ohio. fox's steve rappoport brings us an update from one of the hardest hit areas. homes destroyed... a starbucks coffee shop ripped apart...with people inside. fuerste says: "about quarter after 3 manager came by and said folks we have some bad weather coming in might way to come into restrooms." fortunately, everyone made it out alive. fuerste says: "didn't night adrenaline was going all night long still going now." now cleanup is underway...after a series of tornadoes...that tore through sections of central and northern indiana wednesday...as well as parts of northwest ohio. in all, at least thirty-five twisters were reported between the two states... in indiana alone at least eight tornadoes have now been investigated and officially confirmed...a number experts expect to rise. among the confirmed twisters: a powerful "e-f- three" tornado that hit the city of kokomo in central indiana - packing winds up to one- hundred-fifty-two miles an hour. unidentified victim says: "i heard that trai

it could be felt as far away thailand and eastern indiana. >>> authorities in central indiana say it could take days to access the damage from a string of tornadoes that touched down yesterday. a tornado with winds of 165 miles per hour hit kokomo, where the damage is described as substantial. at least eight funnel clouds were spotted. and a dozen people suffered minor injuries as the storms moved through the state. indiana governor mike pence, the gop vice presidential candidate will tour the damaged areas this ta >> reporter: drivers in kokomo captured the twister as it formed. >> oh, my gosh. starbucks just got blown over. >> reporter: customers inside this restaurant captured the moment it touched down. the tornado blew the roof off this starbucks and flattened its walls. witnesses rushed to the scene to help those inside. the tornado also blew through this apartment complex, breaking windows, tossing cars, and scattering debris as fa eye could see. this video shows a car and truck toppled on each other amid fallen trees and dangling wires. wind blew so strong and people ran for

tracking the latest on the tornado damage in indiana right now. the state's department of homeland security saying the severe weather spawned at least a dozen tornadoes. several of them touching down in the city of kokomo. that's just north of indianapolis. the tornados flattened homes, ripped up trees, causing widespread damage. fortunately, no deaths. about 15,000 homes and businesses lost power. the tornados taking indiana governor mike pence off the campaign trail. the vice presidential candidate toured the damage in kokomo. earlier in the day -- spoke at the emergency command center there. >> it is truly remarkable that there are such a few number of injuries or worse in the wake of this storm given the fact that it literally struck howard county virtually at shift change in the afternoon in a great manufacturing town, and about the time kids were getting out of school. >> 15 people suffered minor injuries. much of central indiana is right now under a severe thunderstorm and tornado watch for through the evening. at the live desk, jim handly.

. >> tornados in indiana. joyce: but first, a man using an online dating site gets robbed at gunpoint. kathy: wisn 12 news' sheldon dutes explains how he was allegedly set up. sheldon: court documents say the kenosha man was talking with a woman on the dating site plenty of fish and thought he was meeting her at this home on villa street over the weekend. when he arrived, the criminal complaint says he was robbed at gunpoint. darquis byers and ricardo perez-davila have been charged. the woman who the victim thought he was meeting was actually a prosecutors say she told police perez knew the victim and was beefing with him. she told investigators he messaged the victim to set him up. according to the criminal complaint, the defendants only got away with the victim's cell phone and cigarettes, and now they're facing serious charges. felony armed robbery charges. police recovered a b.b. gun inside the brothers' home. their relatives deny the allegations and have been in touch with them. >> he called, talked to my

headquarters in carmel, indiana. and speaking of the presidential race - donald trump scrambles... to make one of the ballots for november. minnesota republicans discovered their nominee wasn't on the ballot yet on wednesday - leaving the g-o-p until monday to submit the names of 10 electors who will a sample ballot on the secretary of state's site this morning... showed third party candidate evan mcmullin... and even former democratic candidate rocky de la fuente... but no trump. meanwhile... hillary clinton dealing with a different kind of deadline this morning - as another judge orders the release of emails uncovered by the f- b-i. the state department must start delivering some of those emails to the conservative leagal watchdog group "judicial watch" no later than september 13th. at documents related to the benghazi attack. a different federal judge made a similar demand of the state department on monday, asking for a plan to release nearly 15-thousand documents. an update this morning - to a story we first told

two tornado warnings in the vicinity of central indiana. we're just for gaston but for this system which will likely develop some and that's the one that looks like it will make an approach to the southern bahamas, perhaps parts of florida and maybe into the gulf. all of that over the next five days. we'll cover that and our local weather which is still pleasant but is about to change to some degree coming up in a few minutes. >> new 59:30, we're learning more about the type of bus involved in that fatal fall in east boston over the weekend. >> the company that owns the bus just like it and she's life at their headquarters in north attleborough. reporter: i also just spoke to one of the passengers on this party bus. she said the two victims were sitting in the back and the top of the high -- this emergency window unlatched. they flew out from the bottom and she says, initially, they both >> a traffic accident. just three days after this -- 26-year-old tracy was killed. she fell out of this bus window. her best friend fell, too, but survived

look at storms that caused tornadoes in indiana. i'll let you know what's going on today. >>> two local police departments stepping up to save their community from the addiction problem. >> reporter: a second day searching for survivors after the death toll climbs. >>> wend under a bridge this morning because of high water. to our west, people will be cleaning up after tornadoes swept through. tiffany tarply is in the newsroom with a closer look at damage. >> we're seeing a lot of this damage thanks to social media people have been posting on twitter, facebook and youtube. this is northwest ohio, defiance county, austin, blair. tornado. we'll have to get more information today. let's show you the same storm rolling through indiana earlier, what it looked like. about a dozen people were injured there. as many as eight tornadoes reported near indiana, 40 miles from indianapolis. the most powerful video starbucks being blown over. amazingly no serious injuries were reported. >> me and few other guys managed to get the door hinges off a

at least eight tornadoes hit indiana yesterday. governor mike pence says the storms destroyed buildings and uprooted trees. the twisters hit near indianapolis,the town of kokomo was one of the places hit the hardest. some people were driving at the time when tornadoes hit that area. a storm chaser caught this funnel cloud on camera. another driver spotted this phone. he and several other drivers pulled over and kept their distance. and some of the most dramatic tornado damage happened at a starbucks in kokomo. the entire building collapsed as the storm blew through. nearby buildings are still standing this morning but there is damage to those businesses and homes. amazingly no one was killed or even seriously hurt in any of minor injuries. ben, back to you. >> thank you, tim. >> right now, louisiana is dealing with a flooding disaster. more than 60,000 homes have damage after trillions of gallons of rain fell near baton rouge. according to president obama, more than 100,000 people have already applied for federal assistance. now lo

indiana. video for you. storms started causing a lot of devastation. an ef3 tornado in kokomo knocking down a starbucks coffee shop. residents are still shaken up about how fast it happened. >> i have never seen it like this. it blew my window out. that was it. i i was so scared. >> absolutely. thankfully again, repeated no reports of serious injuries. there will be teams going out tomorrow. we will know how many tornadoeses touchdown and the ef scale. we will track severe weather in tomorrow afternoon. >> we will check in in a few minutes. >>> police want to know what led to a shooting in canton. we broke the story earlier. the canton police department with what he has learned. all of this was after 7:00. asking neighbors questions, we know 3 people as you mentioned have been shot. one man was knocked unconscious. we don't know anyone's condition. the 800 block of sorb avenue. a couple of neighbors are sick of this and afraid. >> it is the first thing that came to mind. it was an eye-opener. you never know. >> i'm sorry. >> you never know. on who pull

was indiana a normal school and a school of educators? did he take part in the development of the university? >> thanks very much. lisa phillips, do you know? >> i don't know. that's a great question. i don't know if eugene debs had any kind of influence on indiana state as a normal school in that period. i am curious now to find out. >> syracuse, new york. ralph, go ahead. >> caller: yes, i'm a uaw worker from upstate new york. i think the problem was you had at the time, you had eugene debs and socialist labor party and the socialist workers party. then you had sam gompers. of the american federation of labor, and gompers and debs didn't see eye to eye. that a problem, that they never a unified workers movement in the country. it was a splittered group. that was the problem that he never was able to achieve his goals. i wonder if your guests could comment on that. thank you very much. >> lisa phillips. >> there was a huge split and the caller is right. this continues to the present day among labor unions with the split between craft uni

>>> indiana governor, and vice presidential candidate, mike pence left the campaign today to visit kokomo, which was slammed yesterday by tornados. at least one was an ef 3 with winds of more than 150 miles per hour. remarkably, no one was killed. j jericka duncan is in coke no. sfwlrks s >> reporter: a manager told them to run into the bathroom because a tornado was headed their way. >> he saw the funnel and then she shut the door in the bathroom and told everyone, shut the door, it's coming. >> reporter: 21 people were huddled in the bathrooms as the around them. >> it was devastating and also a relief to know that i came out alive in that. and really, really i shouldn't have. sfwlr >> reporter: as many as 15 tornados touched down across indiana yesterday leaving behind a trail of damaged cars, broken windows and entire neighborhood in shreds. >> neighbors found my dog. she's alive. that's all you can ask for. >> reporte left of 54-year-old becki sweeney's home where she's lived the past 16 years. >> it is overwhelming but you got to do what you got to do. you can't just lay down and di

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yesterday indiana got pummelled with numerous tornadoes. a little tornado outbreak in indiana. a lot of damage. fortunately no real injuries. they could see more strong storms develop there. something else we're watching down toward the south. that, of course, the tropics. we've been talk being the one tropical wave for the last -- talking about the one tropical wave for the last few days. you see the spin, very small storm and a very ragged storm right now. there's not even any severe -- any thunderstorms around the center. because of that, this is not expected to strengthen all that much before it hits the bahamas and possibly florida. now it will bring florida heavy rainfall but not expecting much from the storm at all. again, it's right here. no thunderstorms around the center. a lot of shear going on. it has a good path to strengthen as we move toward the next couple of days. we'll continue to watch it. 95 tomorrow. hot and humid. the heat index, 100 to 105. on the hot side moving through friday. i do expect friday to be the hottest day of the heat wave. again, starting to

where tornadoes and violent storms...are ripping through indiana. buildings and homes destroyed... but thankfully....no fatalities! today -- the cleanup begins -- as millions are bracing for more severe very latest. the tornadoes...moved quickly... carving a path of destruction...in minutes nat: holy cow! thunder kokomo, indiana....the epicenter of the violent twisters storm chasers capturing the moments... nats: of whipping winds of the whipping winds...gusting over 130 miles per hour nats: starbucks being blown over "oh my god starbucks just got blown over" starbucks...no match for the winds...obliterating the structure over 20 people inside sot - angel ramos / starbucks shift manager "as soon as i saw the clouds twisting, we got everybody inside. we close the doors, and all of a sudden it started rattling....and we were trapped inside because the building collapsed....but everyone came out unscathed, we are all fine." and this neighborhood... homes blown away many...still trying to cope with the damage sot - "still trying to process everything. still trying to understand the com

this wasn't just indiana, also northwest ohio also. in 12 hours, they had no advance notice, one of the worst outbreaks on record. craig, we were set up with our emergency managers and national weather service and media partners that once events do start to take place, we can quickly get the word out and even though we were behind in the morning, once the event started happening, it was well-covered. people had advance notice and that's why no lives were lost. >> amazingly. look -- >> shocking. how strong some of the tornadoes were -- >> bill karins, thank you. >>> donald trump hitting the gas on his attacks against hillary clinton today. she is firing back. details on what will likely be quite the scathing speech in reno, nephew, later today gnome. >>> also donald trump's tangled finances, proudly declared he loves debt. who holds hundreds of millions of dollars of that debt and why his plan to dodge any conflict of interest is a legal nightmare. gary, gary, gary... i proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... wit

indiana beginning the cleaning up process after multiple tornadoes touched down. homes and businesses were destroyedte thousands without power. indiana reports of tornadoes reconfirmed is touching done a powerful emf tornado may have touched on in howard county with the worst damage in the city of kokomo. the governor says 27th counties had tornado warnings. a temporary state of emergency declared in howard county and cap, roads are closed except for public safety and public safety and emergency vehicles. incredibly, knowing killed from the come from the storms. about a dozenrewi killed those those e saw the tornadoes rushed for cover. >> i shut the door, and then able my implement window out. and then that was it. i just ran dumpsters. >> i grabbed my dog and odd byy disabled sunny with autism and wednesday he went into the closet. it was scary. >> even though the storms dissipate, they didou be heavy rain. here is video from overnight is can't get cars get stuck in high water on quincy and east 100 fifth. the drivers were able toh. escape on their own. twenty re

. ♪ >>> indiana governor, and vice presidential candidate, mike pence left the campaign today to visit kokomo, which was slammed yesterday by tornados. at least one was an ef 3 with winds of more than 150 miles per hour. remarkably, no one was killed. j jericka duncan is in coke no. sfwlrks s >> reporter: a manager told them to run into the bathroom because a tornado was headed their way. >> he saw the funnel and then she shut the door in the bathroom and told everyone, shut the door, it's coming. >> reporter: 21 people were huddled in the bathrooms as the twister collapsed the building around them. >> it was devastating and also a relief to know that i came out alive in that. and really, really i shouldn't have. sfwlr >> reporter: as many as 15 tornados touched down across indiana yesterday leaving behind a trail of damaged cars, broken windows and entire neighborhood in shreds. >> neighbors found my dog. she's alive. that's all you can ask for. >> reporter: this is all that's left of 54-year-old becki sweeney's home where she's lived the past 16 years. >> it is overwhelming but you g

multiple tornadoes touched down yesterday in indiana. how the people of the state are working together to pick up the pieces. time now 4:xx you're taking a you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. the clean- up process, after multiple tornadoes touched down in the state yesterday. homes and businesses were destroyed ... and thousands are without power. fox's jackie bathroom, called 911. i tried to push the door, the wind was blowing so fast. i was disturbed because i've never seen anything like this in my life. and then that was it, i ran downstairs. i was so scared." terrifying moments for many as several tornados rip through central indiana wednesday... destroying homes and vehicles. a powerful e-f-three tornado may have with the worst damage in the city of kokomo. rogers says: "this is a very severe outbreak. no one was killed... and about a dozen injured... as those who saw the tornados rushed for cover. redmon says: "we were looking out the window and right across the cornfield, a tornado touched down. so we headed for the basement a

earlier we told you about the tornado that hit kokomo, indiana yesterday afternoon. this is video of a tornado that touched down in ohio yesterday. john malan is with us now. tell us what we're seeing. drier and more comfortable air settling in across the great lakes region after a couple humid days. this comfortable air mass will be with us for skies will be partly cloudy tonight and low temperatures will fall into the lower 60s lakeside and the upper 50s inland. tonight will be a great night to open the windows back up.friday looks near perfect. we'll have an abundance of sunshine, temperatures in the 70s, and low humidity. the next disturbance moves in on saturday, bringing showers and storms by saturday morning. this won't be an all day rain, but we will keep the chance of showers in the forecast through saturday remain in the upper 70s. we climb back into the lower 80s on sunday along with a bump in humidity. we'll keep an isolated shower chance in the forecast on sunday, but i think most of the area stays dry. all next week looks warm again with temperatures ab

it has been hectic across central indiana with tornado warnings. continue to watch showers/storm scattered storms overnight in the watch these developing tomorrow evening between five and 9:00 p.m. because of the passing cold front. at this time tomorrow could be some severe warnings may concern would be damaging winds. today high of 87, the normal is 80, record from 1947 with 94. the winds have been active in the south between ten and 20 dewpoints are higher in the las is just another ingredient to support severe weather . when i get a break from the humidity till friday.n the cluster stor but does not look to be severe overnight. the watch again about 5:00 p.m. tomorrow a squall line made available on to severe. before we have some drier conditions are looking good friday. be tonight about 70 degrees, tomorrow near 90 ma concern after 5:00 p.m. for strong to severe storms and then for friday, through the weekend, >> tonight at 1: protest northeast ohio woman sends a message by. all she speaks out about what goes on the product or to sit outside i

here, across indiana and ohio. boy, rough weather. it still is. still part of north western ohio and a tornado watch until 11:00 tonight. atmosphere to produce this kind of severity in the month of august. we don't see that across the ohio valley this time of the year. typically what we would see in the springtime or late fall. but, the severe weather is ongoing. we will look at that. for us, just a mild night. daybreak. expecting lows in the 60s. 66 in the triangle. 66 in fayetteville and surrounding areas. lunchtime, middle to upper 80s. then, tomorrow afternoon. future cast is going 88 here in the triangle. 92, a few isolated showers off to the west. no rain in the forecast tomorrow. probably nothing for the next 7 days. that will be tough to take. 66 in raleigh. 62 in rocky mount and 66 in fayetteville. the fitness forecast, milder start around 70. you will notice the difference. humidity up at none. same with the temperature at 86. upper 80s and 90s tomorrow afternoon. cloudy day, 92 in raleigh. 92 in payietville. close to 70 tomorrow. they w