of michigan. the damage touched down a little bit north of and are ripon and university of michigan is. no reports of major injuries but there are reports of damage >> i walked out and saw that the parking garage was missing >> one deputy said he saw a hand sticking out from some of the rubble of one of the homes and people about an elderly man who was able to walk away. >> we have learned the victim in a deadly car accident in oakland was a freshman at uc- berkeley. police say that the 19 year-old crashed into a tree on highway 13 yesterday. the student and three passengers survived the initial crash but then they got out of the car when a pickup truck hit the tree and the driver. the rest of the passengers were not seriously hurt >> tenants are asking for more time to find somewhere else to live. they're living in what they call a house of horror in the san jose foothills and now bank of america is taking them to court to evict them. it is a $1 million home in an upscale neighborhood. the tenant say they have no idea why it was in foreclosure. a dozen people were renting rooms and even

as will be the university of michigan's survey of consumer sentiment.ke gets schooled. the former head of princeton's economic department became the first sitting chairman of the federal reserve to teach a college course. he delivered the first two of four planned lectures at george washington university on economic history. 30 undergraduates are taking the course and no, the chairman will not be grading any papers. >>> that's the show for today. thank you for being with me. my guests next week, chef and rest ra daughter daniel ba lieu. keep it right here where wall street meets main street. have a great weekend everybody, i'll see you next weeken

ellen katz is a professor at law at university of michigan law school. she has written major scholarship and imperial scholarship, including one of the largest studies of section two of the voting rights act. why partisan use of the voting rights act may not be so bad after all. before entering teaching, she worked at the department of justice. joshua thompson is with the legal foundation. a public interest legal organizati organization. he was co- author of the foundation amecus brief in northwest austin municipal district. a case challenging the section five of the voting rights act. an issue that we know is about to return to the supreme court in a variety of ways. finally, nina paraez. in that role, among other things, she supervises the offices throughout the united states in the voting rights dockets. she is a particularly prominent voting rights attorney. she was the last winner of the section two case at the u.s. supreme court for the plaintiff's side. a case we discussed this morning. and she is one of the lead lawyers in the current texas redist

. >>> friday latest numbers on personal income and spending, as will the university of michigan's surveyumer sentiment. >>> today, ben bernanke gets schooled. he became the first sitting chairman of the federal reserve to teach a college course this week. bernanke delivered the first two of four planned lectures at george washington university on economic history. 30 under graduates are taking the course and, no, the chairman will not be greeting any of those papers. >>> that's the show for today. thank you so much for being with me. my guest next week -- chef and restaurant ur daniel bouluod. have a great week, everybody. see you next weekend. . \ s 8 0

he is a professor at university of michigan. he says that if you have a problem and you want to saba, you need to have a group of diverts problem solvers. if not, you have people who may be coming at the problem from a smart position but it is all the same. you want people who can bring different perspectives to the problem in order to ensure that you have the benefit of as much information as possible. that is true in terms of racial diversity. if you want to have high collective intelligence, you need to have a lot of women. it turns out that 80% women has a higher collective intelligence than groups that are predominately male. this is the 21st century. we need to know how to collaborate with people who think differently than we do. tavis: somehow i think the last comment you made will be thrown in my face by the women on my staff perio. thank you for giving them more ammunition. [laughter] >> when men -- women have been trained to think about social sensitivity. the notice when people are not speaking. it is not something tha

as will be the university of michigan's survey of consumer sentiment. gets schooled. the former head of princeton's economic department became the first sitting chairman of the federal reserve to teach a college course he diver the first two of four planned lectures at george washington university on economic history. 30 undergraduates are taking the course and no, the chairman will not be grading any papers. >>> that's the s show for today. thank you for being with me. my guests next ek, chef and rest ra daughter daniel ba lieu. keep it right here where wall street meets main street. have a great weekend everybody, i'll see you next weekend. how did this small colorado town get through tough economic times? freight rail. it attracted large companies, like vestas. we built four factories to make turbine blades, towers, and generators. companies, like vestas. we built four factories creating over seventeen hundred .bs. then suppliers, stores, more companies followed, creating more jobs. economists call that the ripple effect. i call it the freight rail e

she is a planning intern at the university of michigan. they have a programmer they spend their spring break visiting planning agencies in other cities. she is attending today's meeting. she has attended other meetings and the department and will be headed back to ann arobor. over the weekend. it has been found to have you here, sherine. and the next meeting on the work in the central corridor, the fourth straight quarter, tuesday at spur, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. we will be talking about some recent proposals there and also talking about some of the ideas that we developed working with the puc and the department of the environment on creating an eco-district along that corridor, which i think is a very interesting as well. third, i wanted to announce that a couple of hours ago i was sworn in, along with 30 other people on various commissions, but i was sworn in as well as six others for the oversight board and the successor agency to that redevelopment agency. still do not know what the name is. that is quite a mouthful. so we will be meeti

take a look at university of michigan in ann arbor. michigan lost a really big business y. michigan has, as a program where they have an entrepreneurial internship. they have physical space, they're building relationships with universities across the globe. entrepreneurs can go in and get consulting help. students who are going through their business programs can start their own company, they can consult. they even have one of the few investment funds that students run, okay? they act as vcs. students actually put money in, manage money and stuff like that. there are examples, and we would be happy to follow up and give you kind of where we see these pockets around the globe of things that i think are doable. and it's out there. there are sprouts growing. >> sounds good. governor herbert of utah wanted to ask a question. >> thank you. being we have the college rivalry week theme going, i would just note that six years ago, we started a very aggressive program for workmen's research and development and startup transitioning the private sector. we just passed, the last two yea

university. payton was the sixth president and director counsel of the naacp legal defense fund. he was also the district corporation counsel from 1991 to 1994. payton also served as lead counsel in the university of michigan law school affirmative action case. >>> the baby of a pregnant woman who was stabbed yesterday in southeast has diedt. victim was eight months pregnant when she was attacked on ninth street. police are still looking for the attacker. >>> a woman is under arrest in connection with a triple stabbing in northeast. it happened wednesday night near rhode island avenue and fourth street. the three people who were stabbed were taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> police in prince george's county need help finding is missing teenager. 17-year-old hollands davis was last seen leaving her capital heights home more than two weeks ago. she's 5'5," weighs about 200 pounds. she was last seen wearing a blue columbia jacket, blue jeans, and black adidas sneakers. >>> the battle over virginia's budget may be over. the state senate is expected to vote monday and approve a version of its state spending plan. it's something senators were not able to do during the regular session.

the university of michigan index in march fell to the lowest level this year. it's a sign that consumers are worried about high prices at the pump, and could scale back on spending. the major averages closed mixed. the blue chips lost 20. the nasdaq fell a point, and the s&p edged up a point. the dow rose almost two and a half percent on the week. the nasdaq gained over two percent, and the s&p 500 added 2.4% for the week. in the bond market it was the worst week since july. prices went down, and yields went up. the yield on the 10 year rises to 2.3%. joining us now to talk about all the of this, william gross, the founder of the world's largest bonld fund. that's to talk about. >> hi, susie. >> susie: so what a week for treasuries. is the bubble finally bursting for treasuries. >> i don't >> you mentioned yields moved up. >> they're relatively inert. so of like our 15-year old cat at home. rocky still looks good, he just doesn't move around much. they've increased by 25 basis points due to a stronger u.s. economy, and i think the fear of the fed tightening, an

. >> and there was a study recently at the university of michigan, a professor estimated that in fiveough 12 will have a mobile handheld device. now, i don't know how accurate that is, but it's probably going to be close, so i think we will see smartphones and apps used more in learning as well and just engaging kids in a way that you can't get in a classroom. >> well, i hope we're not just using technology. i hope we're creating technology. we've got to get to the top of this divide, close it up, and then we have to also become part of the innovators as well. >> thank you all so much for being here. stay right there. we'll be right back. >>> up next, a man who is helping to keep the pulse of black culture beating. >> history can help to navigate some of what happened in the past. it gives people a deeper sense that they're not dealing with these problems for the first time. >> on the record is brought to you by state farm, find utest results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately

the university of michigan has developed be aware of your uploadi uploading, where students receive a message when they're potentially uploading music and you hear more about dmca in a few minutes. college may offer legal alternatives as they deem appropriate. higher education has had difficulty for some time now for alternatives at appropriate prices although recent events made me believe that we may be moving in a good direction on that front. let me spend a minute or two on the present. those of you who follow basketball may have heard a word or two recently on a recent phenomenon that hit new york called linsanity. long suffering knicks fans like my wife and myself haven't seen a really talented knicks 250ete since i was taking tickets at the movie theater. that was the last time the knicks had a team deep enough that could go into the playoffs. here we are in 2012 and literally out of the blue drops jeremy lin, a harvard graduate. harvard in the nba, cut by two other teams, make knicks fans, a naturally pessimistic bunch, believe again. why am i tell you about this? because due t

choose for itself an appropriate technology including package shaping and content and the university of michigan has developed an intriguing program call bayou, beaware you're uploading. and colleges may offer legal alternatives as they deem appropriate. higher education has had some difficulty for some time now finding successful legal alternatives to offer to students at appropriate prices, although recent events lead me to believe we may be moving in a good direction on that front. let me spend a minute or two on the present to show where we may be going in the future. those of you who follow basketball may have heard a wore or two recently called linsanity. we hadn't seen a really talented knicks team since the days when i was back taking tickets at the movie theet. so here we are in 2012 and literally out of the blue drops jeremy lin, a harvard graduate, harvard in the nba, cut by two other teams who finally makes -- knicks fans, who are a naturally pessimistic bunch, believe again. knicks fans across new york including new minted knicks fans turned on only to see when they tuned in msg. ms

about ten seconds until university of michigan. er to rick santelli at the cme group. >> of course this is a very keenum for many. if you look at the reads, holy cow, 76.2, and that is a powerful mum especially when you consider that february's number was 75.3. last month it deteriorated a bit. so 76.2 now is the best number going back to february of 2011. so let's call it a little bit over a year. and the response in the marketplace we should be very watchful of because interest rates are at a key level, two week lows after coming off a big increase. equities moving a bit higher on the data. so we'll digest this, but very good number on university of michigan sentiment survey. >> by the way, want to remind you, it's viewer's choice on "squawk on the street." pick a stock that you want to know more about and tell us why it interests you. you can tweet us using #post 9 twitter and one of our equity experts will give you you the customized analysis live on our air. send your requests. yesterday we had -- >> i love that, you can rip ri

on top of that the university of michigan's final march reading for consumer sentiment rose to 76.2. the index is now at it's highest level in more than a year. economist drew matus explains why americans are feeling so chipper. >> it is being driven by higher job growth better income prospects, something that gets the consumer feeling better and over a long period of time they'll begging to act in a way that is more consistent with people that are less worried about the future. >> susie: the upbeat consumer data triggered some nice buying in consumer oriented shares today. as a result, consumer staples were among the top three sectors in the s&p 500 joined by energy and health care shares. within consumer staples: philip morris, coca cola enterprises and campbell soup were tasty for shareholders. shares of liz claiborne also moved higher today, but on takeover buzz, not consumer spending. the apparel maker and retailer reportedly held talks with private equity firms and are looking for $20 a share. the stock rose 13% to close at $13.36. a $20 price tag would value liz at $2 billion.

plenty to see starting with these numbers by a study by the national poverty center of the university of michigancan children. living in extreme poverty. which, according to the national poverty center means the americans are surviving on barely $2 or less per day. that's 1.4 million households with 2.8 million children living on $2 or less per personqxd pery in any given month. 77% is the increase between 1996 and 2011 of participants in snap, the supplemental new tigs -- out ofçó owl householdsn america, 22% are latinoÑi -- 37 is the amount of extremely poor households headed by a maspied couple while 51% of extremely poor households were headed by sing will women. it's not an easy figure for the mind to digest. 51%. so let me give you a simpler number. one, one bostonu area mother o who --fá i didn't want to tell m i'm note1 eating like i'm supposed. my kids asked, mommy are you going to eat something? no, you guys go ahead and eat. i'm not hungryfk"táhat is happe america. coming up, we're adding that one bonita cuff's voice to our conversation on poverty.e1e1qe1r >>> amid the populous panderi

only that, when you have a lot of our large universities which have on a colleges now, in effect provide atmosphere of an elite college within the university of michiganr the university of illinois, those kinds of things. so you have an expansion way beyond harvard, princeton and yale of these environments in which there is a very strong socialization that goes on to produce a lot of problems i talk about. i haven't the least idea how one counterbalances that. >> in 1965, woodrow wilson high school in upper northwest had more national merit semifinalists in any school in the area. that's not the case today. now, how do you get the parents of today's high schoolers to send their kids to wilson rather than other schools? and just in terms of your thoughtful that we've got to get the upper movement. >> well, if you're talking about sending a child to a school that is potentially disruptive or dangerous i simply wouldn't do it for my own children. i want a school that is safe and nurturing. however, and i guess that in my case, my wife's case, i believe the data. and the data are that it doesn't make much difference was schools you're seeing your kids to

for 20 a touchdown near the university of michigan in ann arbor. re is a live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is light. the fifth fifth >>erica: we have a lot of what weather to speak of in the north bay. on the bay bridge incline we are seeing the ball out there. along with a bid for the we have fog and rain. and look what we will see a light drizzle along the peninsula and the coast line at the range which is in. later this after the fifth of the critique moderate rainfall fury if like 80 of we expect the heaviest rain for the if we visit the area. more of that and that forecast. right now from for a portion of the event of wet weather making its way closest to the area. the rain has not yet crossed the golden gate. the light green indicate for the light wave of year if a lot of communities are dealing with heavy drizzle right now. for say, you may need you here with jill wipers a couple of times. a lot of cloud cover is situated over the bay area for e.f. we have another cold front headed our way for the moderate rainfall as we head into th

michigan. no reports of any other serious injuries. and looking at some of the reports. they say golf ball size hail dropped in. not far from the universityf michigan. amazing devastation after the tornadoes touched down. at least 13 homes destroyed and more than 100 homes damaged there in michigan. we will keep updating that story throughout the morning. >>> the rain is causing problems in parts of the bay area. take a look at this. a tree fell on top of a parked car. we have been talking about a lot of trees down this week. this one happened on hide street. this photo comes to us from a viewer. christina. thank you. if you have any weather photos we would love to see them. just follow the ktvu morning news team on facebook. post your photo there is on the wall and sometimes we read some of your comments. >>> 5:41. school districts will have a say about meat used in school lunches. remember mystery meat. the reason it may not be as easy for everyone else to avoid a controversial meat filler. >>> pilot survives a helicopter crash. >>> good morning. if you are driving in the south bay, it looks pretty good so far. another update on the mor

>> university of michigan. >> that is awesome. beautiful up there. >> take a picture with me real quick. >> you have to wait. take pictures quickly at the end. we have to get through these. are no. i know. you know what? i am going to walk through that one. that is the only way to do it. ask them to hold the books out. you know what? >> you want these? >> yes. would you hold these? later. i am going to walk through the line. i have to go in five minutes. take my picture but no posing. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you so much. the book is upside-down. you are going to have to explain to everyone why my handwriting is messy. where are you going to school? >> north carolina. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you so much. [inaudible] >> where you from? >> michigan. >> huckabee democrat in michigan? >> i have no idea. >> nice to meet you. sorry we are rushing. [inaudible conversations] >> made a lot of people mad with your book. >> you are a great american. >> thank you. how are you? all rising girls ar

a new study released today by the university of michigan shows consumer sentiment fell one point to 74.3e lowest number this year. nearly one-third of this country's drivers pay about $4 or more a gallon for gas. the average price in d.c. is $4.04 according to triple-a. in maryland it's $3.85. virginia drivers pay the least at $3.74. many analysts believe gas prices across the country will top out at four bucks by memorial day. >>> a busy weekend and beautiful weather might have you wanting to visit the district this weekend but expect some delays if you ride metro. there will be track work on four of the five lines. on the red line the shady grove station will be closed. free shuttle buses will run between shady grove and rockville. trains will also single track on the orange, blue, and green lines. all work begins at 10:00 tonight and should be done by monday morning's rush hour. trains will also start running an hour early tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. >>> and drivers you'll see major delays in the district tomorrow. the sun trust rock 'n roll usa marathon is only -- the only marathon complet

of michigan is a huge problem. >> attorney bridgette carr runs the university of michigan's human trafficking clinic, which is compilingatabase for all human trafficking cases in the country. >> we've seen cases involving 12- and 13-year-olds in small towns. we've seen cases involving young girls in the big cities here. >> so in your mind these girls, boys, they are the equivalent of modern-day sex slaves. >> they are modern-day slaves, on the streets all around us. >> i can remember the first day it actually happened, like it was yesterday. >> for tina, like a majority of the young women and girls sold for sex, the road to a lifetime of exploitation was paved with violence. >> they're going to beat you, kill you, or overdose you. one of the three, you're going to leave here in a very tragic way. >> tina's childhood nightmare started when her mother sold her to two neighborhood men. it began in kindergarten and it began with rape. >> i came home from school, and my mother said that i had to stay in my room because i had did something wrong, which i hadn't did nothing wrong. i goes to my room. there's two grown men in m

university of michigan mid march readings dropping from february's levels and that report in turn keeping the lid on the markets today. apple shares right now up over a little over a dollar. demands for latest version of the tablet computer is expected to be very strong. barbara, back to you. >> all right. thank you, mary. have a great weekend. >> you as well. >>> you are officially transferred. >> where should we report? >> 21 jump street. >> this time as a movie. jonah hill and chant tatum go undercover at a local high school to try to investigate a drug ring. they figure out high school is nothing like they remember and they have to be awkward teenagers all over again. "21 jump street" is rated "r." will ferrell goes international with his latest film. he plays a rancher who is in financial trouble. the his brother comes in to save the day. his business practices might not be legit. plus are ferrell falls in love with his brother's fiancee. rated "r." >>> jason seigel and susan sarandon, "jeff who lives at home." a 30-year-old slacker looks for signs from the universe to help. will the

it was during the 1960 presidential campaign that kennedy proposed to a bunch of university of michiganw organization for young americans to volunteer, travel the new countries, and help people around the world to improve their lives. that bold idea became today's peace corps. during the 1980 presidential campaign, ronald reagan said it was time to appoint a woman to the supreme court. as president, reagan did just that. franklin roosevelt proposed the new deal before he was elected. speaking before the 1932 democratic national convention during the depths of the great depression. social security, the exchange commission, and many of the products of the new deal are integral parts of our lives today. abraham lincoln. he called for the end of slavery during a speech while running for president. and bill clinton proposed real health care reform as a candidate in 1992. even though his proposal was defeated in congress, he laid the foundation for president obama's later success. so again, i ask you, where are the big ideas of today's presidential campaign? republican candidates seem stuck o

the university of michigan has delta program called be aware you are applauding. -- called "be aware, you are uploading." higher education has had difficulty for some time finding successful legal alternatives to offer to students at a proper prices. all the recent events lead me to believe that we may be moving in a good direction on that front. let me spend a minute or two on the those of you who follow basketball may have heard of " lin-sanity." we had not seen a really talented team since the days i was taking tickets at the movie theater. that what the last time the knicks had a team that could go to the playoffs. here we are in 2012 and literally out of the blue here comes a jeremy lin. knicks fans believe again. why am i telling you about this? due to a contract dispute, fans tooss new york to end in see see when they turned on msg. this story comes with a happy ending. to the efforts of my lawyer. they settle the dispute and there were many many happy fans. prior to the involvement of general schneiderman, what can a fan do about the situation? even if you offer to pay more to

one data points -- the university of michigan consumer sentiment index. 90s or higher in an elections day, incumbents win. below 80 and they lose. today it's at 75. these slides are courtesy of republican pollster bill mcinturff. bill tells his clients the numbers don't lie and the numbers show president obama while still on shaky ground in a much, much more competitive position than just a few months ago. but not out of the woods. look here. at the moment using the michigan date tax president obama is in the jimmy carter zone. not the ronald reagan zone. republicans, like romney, can only hope he stays there. >> this president has not succeeded. this president has failed. and that's the reason we're going to get rid of him in 2012. [ cheers and applause ] >> truth is, we don't know what this data will look like in october. if the economy keeps adding 200,000 jobs or more a month, it's a pretty safe bet. consumer sentiment and the president's approval rating which is bump up. but the recovery is still fragile and rising energy prices could provide a shock

of potential cinderellas, all but two remaining schools in the ncaa basketball tournament are from power conferences exceptions being xavier and the 13 seed ohio university which last week upset the university of michiganterday defeated south florida to earn its spot in the sweet 16. it's the first time four schools from the same state have made it this far in the tournament. undefeated the state of ohio along with ohio, xavier, ohio state, and cincinnati. they are all still very much alive. i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. and the supreme court today heard arguments on a fascinating question involving invitro fertilization. the specific question here is this: if a mother con receives a child after the father dies, should that child be eligible for the social security survivor's benefits from the dad? ed in the case before the court today, a woman had twins using her then dead husband's sperm. she is fighting back after the feds denied her claims for benefits. shannon bream is live at the supreme court tonight. did the justices appear to be leaning one way or 00 other, shannon? >> well, shepard, many of them seemed to be sympathetic t

you saw that in this morning's university of michigan confidence number. >> barry, it's josh brown. m a big fan of your work. and last summer i guess right around this time last year you had put out a note about escape philosophy and i think bar rens picked that up. and we stalled out on that because europe got serious. do you think what we're seeing now is picking up where we left off last spring? and is this sustainable enough that in the second half when we lose some of the stimulus that we're seeing, can it kind of feed onto itself and do its thing going forward? what are your thoughts there? >> i'm thinking, you know, after learning a bit of a lesson around that a year ago, you know, what you've really seen over the last couple of years is since the recovery started is that things like nominal gdp and nominal consumption have been very stable, but where we've gotten hurt has been when we've had these little inflation spikes. looks like we're set up for another one. and for me to really get that escape velocity going where business confidence is strong enough that you get really