the mayor of indianapolis went on to become a powerful u.s. senator and had one powerful piece of advice which was you will not go and hold a rally that was scheduled partly because i'm worried whether you are going to come out alive and you will create a riot just by being there. in 1957 when they taught him not to go to the funeral he said thank you, that's great advice and he proceeded to go out and do it all along. he ends up having his police escort pilaf just before he gets to the get-go and he stands up on the back of a flatbed truck and for the next five minutes, he gives one of the great speeches of his life in the history of the american political oratory. he is telling the audience that night, several hundred people, telling 90% of them for the first time that their leader has been killed, martin luther king is gone. you can hear if you listen on youtube to the speech from that night. you can hear gasps from the audience that people are devastated. but he proceeds for the first time in his life to talk about what it was like to lose

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here in indianapolis, pittsburgh beats the colts, 28-7. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news, followed by a new "tonight show," starring jimmy fallon. crew working with you on this thanksgiving night. for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special ?[ music ] ? >>> this is 9news. >> good evening, everybody. and happy thanksgiving to you! thanks for joining us on this thanksgiving night after that steelers whooped them without andrew luck on the field! we hope you had a wonderful holiday. >> some may be thinking of heading out to the malls or heading home with family and friends. we want to check in with kathy sabine. much better outside. >> christine, it was terrible this morning! the winds were 60, 70 miles per hour! creating areas of blizzard conditions for those in the high cou, powder. finally things are quieting down. so we're thankful tonight. a beautiful thanksgiving evening

here in indianapolis, pittsburgh beats the colts, 28-7. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news, followed by a new "tonight show," starring jimmy fallon. thanks to our great sunday night crew working with you on this thanksgiving night. for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. >>> thankful to shop. stores all around our area are busy on thanksgiving night. but lulls in foot traffic are forcing some retailers to switch things up a bit. >>> working holiday. president-elect donald trump says he is fighting for jobs this thanksgiving. but there's concern tonight about something he's not doing. >>> and police prank. jersey shore officers pull a driver over only to try to make her holiday. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> let the holiday shopping season begin. nbc10 all around our region on this thanksgiving. shoppers from king of

it was a coalition of the blacks who listened to him and stayed peaceful that night in indianapolis a group that no politician ever spoke to who were hispanics. bobby kennedy was the only one to went the california. only politician in america who went to california and stood with cÉsar chÁvez during all of his hunger strikes and reached out to hispanics in a way that they rewarded him with almost 100% of the vote in the california primary. he was bringing together the group of the dispossess that we dream about doing today, the people who support donald trump and the people who hillary clinton and he seemed on the vernal of becoming the tough liberal or if you prefer the tender conservative that we are still searching for in america, and before i go on and before we open it up to questions, one of the most tinder moments that i heard anybody describe about what bobby kennedy was in those later years was a guy name billed rain who talked about after his dad died. can you tell us the story. >> sure, my father died in one month after president kennedy. >> microphones. >> can you hear m

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next up, the big 10 title game against penn state one week from tonight in indianapolis. with today's win, the badgers keep their hopes for a spot in the national playoffs alive. lance allen with more from madison. >> reporter: the fifth quarter celebrating the badgers winning the 13th time in a row, they keep paul bunyan's axe from minnesota. >> the legendary speech came from liam. he grabbed the axe. he goes, it doesn't matter the outside noise. who cares about senior night. who cares about big 10 west. it's only about this axe. >> when we first walked in there right before the team came together, i just wanted to say a couple of things. obviously, being my last game, to me. if not now, then never. i had to say something. >> he had the axe in one hand. he was rallying us up a little bit. it got us going. he's a pretty soft-spoken guy. when a guy like that speaks up, it does a lot of things for us and it got us going. >> offensively and defensively and special team wise, we're not playing of how we're capable of playing. when we came back out, our job was to do the best

conditioning unit, carrier, who left indianapolis, every time unit and you think you're going to sell it into our country tax free, not going to happen anymore. 35% tax. 35% tax. happen? when they hear that, they're not leaving, folks. >> the a favorite cause of trump, the carrier plant in indianapolis, where it told its workers they were up and moving production to mexico. way to stay competitive and protect the business for long term is to move production from our facility at indianapolis to monterrey, mexico. >> the move would eliminate 1400 jobs at least in indianapolis over a three-year time table. there's also another factory nearby. workers said they hoped that skeptical. through, i'm assuming that would be a euphoric day for everyone at carrier. if he can come here and save these 1400 jobs here tomorrow, i'll gladly vote for him again if he's up for re-election. but i'm very hopeful that he can come through on these things he >> tonight cnbc news said trump is heading to indianapolis this would apparently save 1,000 jobs. pleased to reach a deal with president-elect trump and,

the president-elect is calling it a victory for indianapolis workers. carrier corporation reached an agreement with him to keep close to 1,000 jobs in the city scramming a plan to -- indianapolis operations to mexico. the move would have saved the company $65 million a year in labor costs. employees are elated. >> we pray for things to happen like this. and when it does, um, god just shows his true possibilities. >> while the majority of jobs will be spared, several hundred workers will still face layoffs. mr. trump and vice president in indianapolis on thursday with carrier executives for the formal announcement. >>> now many are taking to social media to praise the president-elect. one tweets tears of joy for the thousand americans who will have jobs in indiana. great news, trump is fighting for us. right turn only writes -- he has saved more manufacturing jobs in two weeks than barack obama has in? eight years. no no new normal, yes to make and finally, polly tricks 2 said this. get used to it. trump is buying his headlines. master marketer does what

here in indianapolis, pittsburgh beats the colts, 28-7. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news, show," starring jimmy fallon. thanks to our great sunday night crew working with you on this thanksgiving night. for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. carrabba's new meatball magnifico. our gigantic meatball topped with parmesan cream sauce and stuffed with delicious melted mozzarella. ? dramatic italian aria ? it's the most dramatic meatball you've ever eaten. for a limited time only. hot deals shoppers are going for for. >>> beware of the crooks watching you shop. eight on your side has a few tips to keep you safe. >>> an explosion rocks an oil refinery, making thanksgiving day a lot stressful for many residents. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. we begin with breaking news. a fast-moving boat makes waves in pinellas county, plo

trump and vice president-elect mike pence are expected to announce details of the deal in indianapolis tomorrow... the news comes as the president elect continues to interview candidates for the job of secretary of state. roxana saberi has the latest from new york. mitt romney emerged from his second meeting with president-elect donald trump... singing the praises of his former rival. (romney) he did something i tried to do and was unsuccessful in accomplishing, he won the of inclusion and bringing people together. the former massachusetts governor, who had dinner with mister trump and trump's chief of staff reince priebus in manhattan tuesday night...is said to be on the short list for secretary of state... ...as is retired tennessee lawmaker bob corker, former cia director david petraeus, and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. (vice-president elect mike pence) "i think what you're witnessing here is a leader in president-elect donald trump who all the options." cbs news has learned the president-elect is set to officially nominate former goldman sacs executive steven mnuchin a

every time you make an air conditioning unit, carrier, who left indianapolis, every time you make an air conditioning unit and you think you're going to sell it into our country tax free, not going to happen anymore. no more. 35% tax. 35% tax. and you know what's going to happen? when they hear that, they're not leaving, folks. >> the a favorite cause of trump, the carrier plant in indianapolis, where it told its workers they were up and moving production to mexico. >> became clear that the best way to stay competitive and protect the business for long term is to move production from our facility at indianapolis to monterrey, mexico. >> the move would eliminate 1400 jobs at least in indianapolis over a three-year time table. there's also another factory nearby. but after trump made carrier part of his campaign platform workers said they hoped that he'd deliver, though they were skeptical. >> let's say he does follow through, i'm assuming that would be a euphoric day for everyone at carrier. >> oh, yeah. if he can come here and save these 1400 jobs here tomorrow, i'll gladly vote for

now carrier announced they reached the deal with the president-elect 1000 jobs in indianapolis. there are more details to come on thursday. there were a few concessions that the top team gave up. the main one is they will tend on the rhetoric of big -- carrier corporation says we're still they will stop talking so much about how they want to punish companies who do what carrier is still planning to do. we are waiting on thursday to see the official announcement. most of the details we already know. >> people across the globe are taking time to give back. last year 700,000 people in 71 countries across the globe donated $116 million to their favorite charities and giving tuesday. groups are still looking for help after flood 2016. groups like that ceramic center, new bohemia city market and the national museum and library are hoping donations will offset weeks of lost revenue. two months from the flight and many say giving tuesday could not have come at a better time. >> if you are in the nonprofit world, it's a great way to time to give back to those organizations and people for

two officers were injured in indianapolis. and 7 protesters were arrested. some of the grown began threatening officers, including chants, kill the police. and protesters threw rocks at them and they did use pepp confrontation that is according to the officials in indianapolis. >>> hundreds gathers in the sarasota, not my president in tampa bay. there's and on line petition asking members of the electoral challenge to change the votes when they meet next week. and officials say that is state and national legislation as it is happening in the hopes to make a difference. >>> president obama promises to back off twitter in the white house. he said it will be very strange to call it at all and he call it twitter tremendous and said that social media is where he's at and he believes that the social media helped him win in some of trump's provocative comments came from the tweets and often late at night. >>> in a new book, the associates press said that megyn kelly said that he tried to give her a free hotel stay. i say claims because her book does not come out ti

from indianapolis collapse -- still of the night comes from indianapolis where peyton manning wiped a tear from his eye during a halftime perfornce honoring the super bowl. >> sometimes, you know, your allergies can kick >> oh, like onions? >> well, we get emotional as [ bells ringing ] >>> swords and booze, what could go wrong? it's the annual champagne cascade benefit this afternoon. this year's event raised money an organization that helps veterans following their service to america. >> it's always a good cause, too. you know, just as much skill by getting the bubbles to come up by tapping with a sword. >> you think? >> i was impressed! >> captivated every time for sure. >>> 9news continues "broncos >>> this is 9news. ? [ music ] ? [ dramatic music ] >>> hi, everybody! and welcome to "broncos drew soicher, rod mackey, mike cliss and chad brown on the broncos bye week where we should have nothing to talk about. but instead, tony romo decides he wants to play for the broncos next year. mike, do you expect the bronx to express mutual interest? >> i don't. but never say never with john

people familiar with indianapolis. would also point to -- this was a city not far from indianapolis, anderson, indiana, it's been decimated the last 20-30 years as gm has pulled out. it seems this job drain has been going on for decade. finally there is an elected official who says no more. will president-elect trump be able to continue to deliver on these promises? >> i believe he has the backbone and the knowledge to do that. he's a businessman. we all know that. i believe that he's going to stay to his word. i'm a firm believer of giving a man his due rights and giving him a chance to do what he says he's going to do. so far he hasn't even taken office yet and he's already saved the carrier jobs. adam: how did your family react? >> they were very excited. i have a daughter in high school. we'll be graduating in a few months and heading off to college, look at a medical bill. saving jobs means a lot. we'll be able to help support her down the road with possibly books, bills, whatever comes our way. but if i didn't ha

it's a 31-26 final in favor of indianapolis. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and ncis los angeles and madam secretary. for phil and tracy j let's go to jims brown in new york. >> all right, jim, indeed. the indianapolis colts did not look like a 1-3 road win. they get the win in green bay. 31-26. right now we're going to take you to san diego where the tennessee titans and the san diego chargers are at 43-35. let's join our announcers there, kevin harland an dan fouts and forcing the chargers to return. the chargers are looking for the onside kick. they have ten guys within 15 yards of the football. only one return man back at the 20 yard line. that is isaiah burkes, the guy that just joined the team. >> it is a one-score game. tennessee has forced stoppages three time-outs and the two-minute warning. chargers are down to one that clock roll. let's see what ryan succop d the deep boot. it will go over the head and trickle out of the end zone and go to the 25 and a touchback with a first and 10 for rivers with a time-out

it's a 31-26 final in favor of indianapolis. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and ncis los angeles and madam secretary. for phil and tracy, jim let's go to jims brown in new york. >> all right, jim, indeed. the indianapolis colts did not look like a 1-3 road win. they get the win in green bay. 31-26. right now we're going to take you to san diego where the tennessee titans and the san diego chargers are at 43-35. let's join our announcers there, kevin harland an dan fouts and forcing the chargers to return. the chargers are looking for the onside kick. they have ten guys within 15 yards of the football. only one return man back at the 20 yard line. that is isaiah burkes, the guy that just joined the team. >> it is a one-score game. tennessee has forced stoppages three time-outs and the two-minute warning. chargers are down to one that clock roll. let's see what ryan succop d the deep boot. it will go over the head and trickle out of the end zone and go to the 25 and a touchback with a first and 10 for rivers with a time-o

here in indianapolis, pittsburgh beats the colts, 28-7. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news, followed by a new "tonight show," starring jimmy fallon. crew working with you on this thanksgiving night. for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >> >> now on news3 live at prime, just hours away from the start of biggest shopping day of the season, your weather authority has your black friday forecast. >> president-elect donald trump with a message to america as a about the possibility of mitt romney getting a key spot in his administration. >> state of emergency in israel tonight as tens of thousands run from fires caused by arson. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> breaking news tonight, search and rescue officers out at red rock canyon where a hiker has fallen. >> metroy told news3 that the hiker fell from the trail

and now, it is black and half of the gun victims in indianapolis are black. and the person is a white lady from caramel a wealthy suburb, and she talks about sandy hook and momma bear and her babies, and you kind of think who are you protect them from? but reject them from people like kenneth and that i think for the gun control movement to have a sense of urgency and relevance it has to be ed in the community most likely to be affected by gun violence and those are black working cast communities and latino communities. there are also places where african-americans and latinos are more likely to be criminalized that african-americans they'll use any drug apart from crack any more than white americans that's where americans more likely to use them and go to jail for them. so the fact that someone has a criminal record is not actually some kind of nigh central statistic or some neutral indicator that's how the system works but if you're only looking for innocence and babes and then you're not going to find them in those communities, and so you have to move from

and finally the luck-less indianapolis colts play the pittsburgh steelers tonight luck-less indianapolis colts play the pittsburgh steelers tonight at 5-30. you can see the big rivalry game redskins right here on fox5.. and after catch a thanksgiving special at 6.. where we will be highlighting some of fox5's best stories of the year. another rivalry will be duked out this weekend.. this one in college football. we're talking about the battle for the fremont cannon.. basically the biggest game in the silver state. for only the second time in almost 40 years.. the game between u-n-l-v and u-n-r is at the end of the regular season. u-n-r has beat u- n-l-v 9 times over the last 11 years.. but coach tony sanchez is looking to even the score sanchez: "you better be ready to go because both teams are going to be ready to fight." it is also senior day.. and 16 u-n-l-v seniors will be honored before the game. kick off it 1 o'clock on saturday. fox 5 sports director kevin bolinger and coach sanchez will break down the cannon game and talk about the future of u-n-l-v football.. sunday night at 11

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card from pop with 50 bucks slipped maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they interrogated me over and >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. and i had to help her. silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony

we'll take you back to indianapolis live to see that in a few moments. stay with us. >> our special coverage continues. [ sighs ] [ rumbling ] >>> florida, florida, florida. and because this race has been so strange, i'll add an extra florida just for good measure. this state and its 29 electoral votes could be the beginning or the end of any path to 270 for donald trump. >> voters have broken records there. more people voted in florida already. they voted early in this election than in the entire 2000 election already in the key city orlando there. randi, what are you seeing there? >> we're not seeing very long lines. at this particular precinct, more than 60% of the voters have already voted in early voting or absentee. but we did find one voter, kendrick graham, who's with us. you just voted. you like to vote on election day. >> i do. i'm born and raised in new jersey. lived in new york. there was no early voting. so to me today's the day you vote. i thought if i have to stand in line, i have to stand in line. >> you got your workout in. you went to t

on the 6-5, mark, with nb indianapolis, dropping to 5-6. and pittsburgh, aheld of baltimore for the moment. baltimore had a chance with nine teams in the afc, than they have. pittsburgh beat cleveland, indy pletdeere. do you get the sense that ?cowh theyuilt can on mhe that's what it a comes down to.?w can they just find that formula, back there? but it was the goal line stance. and this is the pride of pittsburgh. this is what they do every week in pctice. they go one-on-one against the offense. and it looks like there's no way they're going to be able to make a play. and they make a play. sean davis there. and then, a nice play by timmons to get underneath that route. and mike mitchell comes up and makes a big hit on the quarterback, tolzien. and then, they catch a break here on the last one. but every, single one of those and the pittsburgh steelers, at their best, are amongst the best competitors in the national football league. and it showed up on the goal line tonight. >> 16 points for 2 games, ?u against cleveland and g onagainst the

.>> reporter: his running mate, mike pence, voted shortly afterwards in indianapolis, indiana. hillary clinton is leading donald trump 214 to 100 shortly afterwards in indianapolis, electoral votes but a number of states are up for grabs and the outcome will likely be determined by voter outcome -- voter turnout. in the early morning hours, there were long lines of voters from new york to california, from maine to miami. >> i really think it's important for me to exercise my vote to write. >> there were no perfect choices in this one, i feel like and beyond the other. >> reporter: both candidates plan to hold election night parties to watch the results. craig boswell, cbs news, sterling, virginia. >>> coloradoans, you have been steadily heading to the polls this morning and jamie leary joins us from arapahoe county. those voters also have a competitive congressional race to think about. >> reporter: some big, competitive races in arapahoe county are considered the two biggest battleground counties in our state. for here in arapahoe county, you have the race between mike coffman

you either rush against atlanta and we've corrected it with our players and now we move on to indianapolis. we'll see if the secondary survives another tough test sunday. packers and colts, a 3-25 kickoff on c-b-s 58. the packers on home game in november - they round out the month at tennessee, washington, and philly. tonight... the bucks trying to go over indiana tonight at home. giannis antetokounmpo trying to fill the box tonight again.... the only guy in the nba putting up at least 23 points, nine rebounds, five assists antwo blocks a game. 7:00 the start from the bmo russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. tonight: mostly clear. a little chilly with

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card inside. mom kept doug's card. maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they and over and over. >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony cardillo, pacifico county sher

and maybe shower south of indianapolis, indiana. if we widen out again indianapolis had delays when it was actively snowing but they cleaned all of that up. and a delay maybe in new orleans when the thunderstorms barrel. we'll talk about local weather when i come back a nice day to get on the road or travel around the immediate region today and tomorrow. we'll talk about that and have your thanksgiving day parade call. >> thanks david. >>> going live now. sky 6 hd showing us philadelphia international airport where a lot of travelers are heading out and coming in on flights today. "action news" reporter, katherine scott is tracking the crowds from the airport. >> reporter: hi sara, you heard david mention it a bit. so far today we have seen good news on the flight boards, a lot of on time flights, great news for travelers as they head out to enjoy their holiday. get away day was busy from the start at philadelphia international airport. even early risers found themselves in good company. >> i did not expect it to be this busy at 4:0

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all week leading up to sunday's showdown with the indianapolis colts.it's a home game in green bay.kickoff is at 3:25.... right here on cbs 58. today should be a beautiful one!and won't feel like november at all...michael just how warm could it get today? 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) today...warmer. partly sunny in the morning then clearing. highs in the lower 70s. southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. tonight...partly cloudy through around midnight...then cloudy with chance of light rain showers after midnight. rain showers and slight chance of thunderstorms early in the morning. lows in the lower 50s. west winds up to 5 mph shifting to the northeast after midnight. chance of precipitation 30 percent. wednesday...cooler. rain 3 thunderstorms. highs in the upper 50s. northeast winds up to 10 mph. chance of precipitation 80 percent. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy through around midnight then becoming partly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light rain showers. lows in the mid 40s. north winds 5 to 10 mph. thursday...sunny. highs in the mph. thursday night...clear. lows around 40.

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they and over and over. >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony cardillo, pacifico county sheriff's department, florida. >>

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card from pop with 50 bucks slipped inside. mom kept doug's card. to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they interrogated me over and over and >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. and i had to help her. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony car

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card from pop with 50 bucks slipped maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they interrogated me >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. and i had to help her. silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony cardillo,

we go to indianapolis for thanksgiving. big wins for the steelers and the colts, setting up an important game with 5-5 each. >> you're saying these teams are.500. but it is a huge game, as we look down the stretch. pittsburgh and baltimore slugging it out. and indy are thinking back to a game they had in houston earlier this year. that got away from them, that could have made things different here, too. but you know, when you get a and we've seen ben roethlisberger, with ten touchdown passes in the last two times he's played against indianapolis. so, maybe one of the shoot-out games, something like what we saw here tonight. >> good thanksgiving. minnesota/detroit will be good. dallas and washington. and we'll have this one on nbc. and sunday night, we head out to denver to watch kansas city and denver. disappointing to lose to tampa today. but these two teams with the raiders, all bunched together. a lot of head-to-head games in determining that. >> there's no question. and everybody understands it now, right? these are the

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. from pop with 50 bucks slipped inside. mom kept doug's card. maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they interrogated me over and over and over. >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vaca vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i had to help her. >> reporter: silence, endless silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony cardillo

>> well, it's certainly a victory in indianapolis. we are talking about to a thousand workers who would have lost their jobs in the coming years otherwise so it's a big deal from that perspective for sure. >> a thousand jobs are i guess presumably still going to mexico. do you or does anyone at the paper know what sort of incentive the president-elect offered carrier to keep the other half of jobs in indiana? >> that's a great question. we don't have the full details. i did talk to a member of the state's economic development board earlier today and he suggested it would be in line with what they offered other companies. in 2013 they offered about 200,000 in training grants to the company. a related company further north in indiana got 300,000 more recently so it may be in that ballpark that we're talking about. >> do you know how much of a role mike pence played in all of this? >> i mean, i think for trump it's been very convenient having a vice presidential candidate who also still happens to be the governor of the state where he ma

illinois indianapolis 75 look at the want the still right overheadnn are forecast to this morning will be kind of a cloudy day today willasasm see e little breaks and overcast if you sprinkles a few intermittent showers s nothing really heavy it will continue to about eight or 9:00 o'clock in the morning the windsor will pick up again and temperatures will start to climb 74 in chagrin falls and bring bridget 61 notea is mostly goes for the west out into norwalk's two sprinkles in middle 60s are forecast today we mention the breaks of son would also havea sprinkles out there for the most part the afternoon late morning to the afternoon will be triedmmth and a very warm very warm record high temp today is 77, 76 to record high temp in akron and are forecast for the world series will give a pretty warm again an outside chance of aga shower memory after 11:00 o'clock tonight again and very warm and i don't think we'll have any weather issues during the courseill talk more about the rain developing an eight-dayheg in just a little better traffic, patty . >> good morning traffic wise for you

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card inside. mom kept doug's card. maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. an and over and over. >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. >> reporter: silence, endless silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony cardil

the hawkeyes blow by the cornhuskers 40-10 giving bucky the trip to indianapolis. another game of importance to the badgers, the apple cup in pullman, washington where the huskies beat up on their rival the cougars 45-17. currently washington is ranked ahead of the badgers in the playoff rankings. they will play for the pac 12 title friday night on fox 6 against either colorado or usc. thomas senior put on the pads and played running back for south carolina state at the young age of 55. he became the oldest college football player when he ran the ball. and even though it's been almost a week, it's still special for the his son, packers linebacker joe thomas junior. "i was happy for him. it made my day to see him carry the ball like that after such a hard road to do it. after 35 years of dreaming it, you know, it finally coming to pass, it meanwhile thomas and the packers are hoping to end their 4 game skid monday night in philadelphia. that's where aaron rodgers feels it can all start to change for the better. "just feel likes it takes one. we get one under our bel

to the indianapolis colts--- 26 to 31. cbs 58's kevin holden breaks it all down ...kevin? 3 3 good morning. the aaron rodgers era paers have made a living out of stepping up in the face of adversity and finishing strong in the second half of the regular season. and check it out.?this? little guy is all the talk this morning... after last night's game.a squirrel was on the loose at lambeau field... he sprinted into the end zone... and twitter went crazy. lots of jokes...from phony reports that the packers had signed him as running back... to "the squirrel has spent more time in the end zone than the packers." 3 when we come back on the cbs 58 morning news... imagine getting the day off on election day... and getting paid for it. 3 some companies are actually doing that.we have the details johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to

the packers are now a mediocre 4 and 4 and looked every bit of home to the indianapolis colts last sunday. the packers season was starting to be defined by the plays they don't make more than the plays they do. early second quarter, trailing by just 7, the packers had their chances but aaron rogers missed jordy nelson over the middle. one play later, jeff janice could not haul in this beautiful throw right on the money down to the sidelines. pinned at their own 4-yard line with 5.44 to go in the first 96-yard drive. cullman to dontae moncrief, 24-10 the break. trailing by 18 with 9.34 to go in the fourth quarter, rogers marshals hit two scores drives. and on the ensuing series of downs for the colts, the packers defense forced a third and 10 at the indianapolis 25-yard line. don capers dialed up the right blitz. dix got home but failed to wrap hit tight end jack doyle for 20 yards in the first down. three plays later, luck converted another third down and the game was over. >> the last time the packers were 4 and 4 was in 2009. they went on to win seven of their last eight games to make t

indianapolis colts? this weekend.hear from the players... coming up! 3 and - the last marquette law poll before the election... is out.find out which candidate is leading the ll 3 good morning everyone.it's thursday, november 3-rd.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including, an historic win for the chicago cubs.they're now 2016 world series champions.we'll have a live look at wrigley field... where fans are ?still? celebrating the win this morning. 3 yeah, some didn't go to bed! before we get to that... meteorologist ?justin thompson- gee? has your ?first? look at the forecast!good morning, justin! 5???))today: dense fog inland during the morning becoming partly cloudy. highs in the lower 60s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. tonight: mostly clear. a little chilly with lows in the upper 30s inland to around 400 lakeside. wind: n 2-5 mph. friday: lots of sunshine. staying above-average with highs around 5-15 mph.weekend: quiet weekend with lots of sunshine both saturday and sunday. stays mild wi

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they iro >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony cardillo, pacifico county sheriff's department, florida. >> he asked me if

it's a 31-26 final in favor of indianapolis. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and ncis los angeles and madam secretary. for phil and let's go to jims brown in new york. >> all right, jim, indeed. the indianapolis colts did not look like a 1-3 road win. they get the win in green bay. 31-26. right now we're going to take you to san diego where the tennessee titans and the san diego chargers are at 43-35. let's join our announcers there, >> going through the end zone. forcing the chargers to return. the chargers are looking for the onside kick. they have ten guys within 15 yards of the football. only one return man back at the 20 yard line. that is isaiah burkes, the guy that just joined the team. >> it is a one-score game. tennessee has forced stoppages three time-outs and the two-minute warning. chargers are down to one that clock roll. let's see what ryan sco here. the deep boot. it will go over the head and trickle out of the end zone and go to the 25 and a touchback with a first and 10 for rivers with a time-out and an

kevin tibbles, nbc news, indianapolis. >>> now to georgia where a jury has reached a verdict in a case that shocked the son by intentionally leaving him inside a hot car to die. nbc's gabe gutierrez has late details. >> we find the defendant guilty -- >> reporter: justin ross harris in a georgia courtroom this afternoon, showing no emotion after being convicted of an unthinkable crime -- murdering his 22-month-old son cooper by leaving him to die in a sweltering suv on purpose. >> anybody who could do this, and the evidence showed that he did this intentionally, he has malice in hiar had riveted the nation. in june of 2014, harris told police he forgot to drop off his son at daycare, and drove straight to work, not realizing cooper was strapped in his car seat for seven hours. harris' reaction caught on dash cam when police arrived. >> oh, my god, what have i done? >> reporter: in a trial filled with dramatic testimony, prosecutors argued harris wanted to escape his marriage and the alleging the 35-year-old was exchanging explicit text messages with multiple women, including an under-a

workers at an indianapolis carrier plant finding out their jobs would be shipped to mexico? now carrier says it has struck a deal with the incoming trump administration to keep 1,000 or so of the jobs, not all of them but some, in the united states. we don't know how it was struck. was it tax cuts, a threat of lost contracts or new tariffs. trump is tweeting about this deal and tweeting that he'll finally hold a news conference. >> reporter: he's assembling a cabinet of the wealthy and well connected. i'm told the dinner with mitt romney was a net positive according to one source. the president-elect is making some moves that could counter some of the optics with a major announcement that he plans to make the presidency his full-time job. under growing pressure to sever ties with his real estate empire, donald trump took to twitter, not to start a new controversy but to try to end one announcing i will be holding a major news conference in new york city with my children on december 15th to discuss the fact that i'll leave my great business in total in order to fully focus on

. >> there was no richard hoagland that took any flights out of indianapolis that day. or after that. >> reporter: that summer both boys received a birthday card from pop with 50 bucks slipped maybe some time soon we will get to see each other. i bet i won't even know you it has been so long. mind your mother. bye. those words, the last they ever heard from dad. now, in the eyes of the law, linda wasn't so much a victim, maybe a suspect. they were thinking that you may have been either in cahoots with him. >> exactly. >> reporter: or you bumped him off? >> exactly. and they interrogated me and over and over. >> reporter: they lost the house, the cars, the fancy vacations. >> he devastated us. he left us with nothing. absolutely nothing. i was broken. >> reporter: linda's mom swung into action. >> she's our daughter. and i'm a parent. silence. ten years pass, richard hoagland was officially declared dead. linda moved on. she remarried. >> it's like wounds, they heal slowly over time. >> reporter: then just this past summer she got a call from detective tony cardillo, pac