in terms of michigan with people, a huge success is healthy michigan. it launched last april. it's our version of medicaid expansion done right, involving wellness and personal responsibility. we now have over 500,000 michiganders participating in the program in just that number of months. in terms of what it means to their lives we have seen over 350,000 primary care visits now taking place. those are big numbers but the important part is, is now we are helping real life people move from being uninsured in the er and move to a preventative care environment where they have a medical home and it is something that will improve the quality of their life and save us all money. and i want to give a shout out to someone, a key mover in making it happen, he was in the house at the time, but i want to give a shout out to senator mike shirkey. [applause] another area of achievement i am very proud of is the disability employment directive towards the end of the year. about how the state of michigan can do better about hiring people with disabilities and then training our people to bett

the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i now yield two minutes to another distinguished member of our committee, mr. davis from illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. davis: thank you mr. speaker. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 30, the labeled save american workers act, which i call the sabotage the affordable care act. that's because the bill before us would help us do just that. sabotage affordable health care for millions of americans. it would make it easier for employers to not participate in providing health care assistance to their employees. it would drive low and moderate-income workers back to the emergency rooms of public hospitals and clinics. the c.b.o. said that passage of this measure would raise the deficit by $53 billion over a 10-year period and put a million people in government-sponsored health insurance medicaid, chip and the exchanges. it would promote ep sodic care and -- episodic care and take us back to yesteryear care in health

brown related to michigan specifically. my understanding is michigan presents somewhat of a challenge to the railroad industry because we're a peninsula, basically two peninsula so in terms of cycle time it's a little bit more problematic particularly in northern michigan. i know yours are up in central and northern michigan servicing just a few customers is your bread and butter as you take their products and try to get them into markets and then has to get into the broader stream of csx and other national rail ways go. if you could comment on cycle time and the interconnectivity with csx and other rail lines that service michigan. has that been a challenge. is it something that we need to be aware of? does it perhaps impact michigan more than other states for the fact that we're geographically a peninsula. >> yes. certainly last winter with our class one interchange partners, that's primarily csx in michigan. we saw cycle times increased as they did over the entire national network. our michigan shorelines are a really go

the gentleman from michigan -- does the gentleman from michigan continue to reserve? mr. walberg: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: e gentlemafr virginia is recognized. mr.: we have no ft requests for time. i want to thank all the sponsors of the legislation for bringing this forward, this and the other two bill it's we've considered. i urge -- bills we've considered. i urge my colleagues spoer to the legislation and i -- to support the legislation and i yield back the balance of time. the speao e: th ntyidsacth balces the gema mn is reni ose debate on th bill. mr. walberg: thank you, mr. speaker i yielse rer of my time. the speaker pro tempore: th gentlen recognized. mr. walbg:he passage of this legislation shows the house's commitment to providing the necessary tools and policies to help reduce child sex trafficking and better serve these victims. and on the recommendations and admonition of my colleagues today, again i would say, these victims in the united at. mr. speaker this is good work that we're doing here. i submit it's probably the type of work th

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in the state of michigan we did the important things. we balanced our budget.put in a plan to pay long-term debt and we did tax reform. now that we have those in place, michigan's economy has been doing very well. we're down five percentage points and our unemployment rate over 300,000 private sector jobs and at some point you have to say what's the next series of issues and in michigan it's infrastructure. we have crumbling roads and bridges that yes underinvested in and we have to make them safer. >> you said willingness to raise taxes to do these things is just good judgment. that's the words you used. would a no new taxes pledge the kind the candidates sign every time they're running for office particularly for president, are you saying a no new taxes pledge is bad judgment is foolish? >> i'm not going to use those words. i never signed a pledge and one of the reasons i haven't is because you have changing circumstances. you have major issues you need to address. you need to be thoughtful about having your options open for the long-term and this is again a

they kept coming full speed. >> reporter: michigan state police now reconstruct the crash.ar by car, truck by truck. >> drivers have to adjust for the weather conditions. and you have to leave space, and you have to leave reaction time. >> reporter: even in blizzard conditions, police say, it is each driver's responsibility to slow down. and when they don't, the results can be deadly. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> late word coming in to us of a disturbing story out of ohio. it involves an alleged threat made against the life of house speaker john boehner back in his home district. the feds have filed criminal charges against a former bartender there, accusing him of threatening to kill speaker boehner by scheming to either poison him, poison his drink, or shoot him. the feds say the man is disturbed. speaker boehner's office tells nbc's luke russert the speaker is aware of the situation and is thanking authorities for their efforts. >>> the race for the white house has suddenly gotten very hot and possibly very crowded as the gop attempts to win back the oval office

caller: david trott from michigan. host: did you give any advice to your brother-in-law today echoed what do you want to see him do? caller: he is a great person, a great man. and my sister is a wonderful person. they will serve michigan well. the whole family is out there. i couldn't make it, but i wish all of you luck. guest: we had a couple of meals with david and cappy what we were in boston. he is part of the freshman organization. a good leader and a nice couple. i will give him your citizens when i see them today. host: from florida, the line from -- for independents. you are on the line. caller: hi, don buyer. -- don beyer. thank you for your service. i wanted you to explain a little bit more about your career prior to your getting elected. also, some of the comments you made about preferences in terms of wanting to be on certain committees. let's just say, mr. gomberg did win an -- mr. gomer did win and you were allowed to be on the committee of your choice, what with that be? guest: i would love to be on ener

you're from michigan now. >> i'm going to stick with the big ten.now the big ten has really surprised a lot of folks. i got to say, go ohio state. >> verge bernero, lansing, michigan food togood to have you with us torrentnight. that's "the ed show." "politicsnation" begins with al sharpton. >>> thanks for tuning in. we start with breaking news for the hunt of the woman seen in this video and up to six other terror cell members who french police say could be at large. this security video shows the widow of the gunman who attacked the jewish grocery in paris last week. the video is from an airport in istanbul, turkey. authorities say she had traveled from france to spain before flying to turkey on january 2nd. taking a domestic flight

michigan's craft beer industry ranks the fifth largest in the nation. >>eping your family safe with weather call, a custom message sent to your phone when severe weather is in your neighborhood. wusa9 first alert weather. >> if you thought it felt a little warmer than average, you're right. 50 was the high today. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, average high about 42, still 43. dew points are low, humidity 45%, wind not much, north at 6. temps will fall a little bit lower tonight than last night. so a little bit colder, although that said i think still above freezing in the downtown area. bus stop temperatures 26 to 38 but no wind chills to worry about. clouds come in tomorrow, but it's kind of a tranquil tuesday. clipper one dives around and weakens tomorrow, but the second stronger clipper arrives wednesday, rain or snow showers possible. in fact, this is the midweek clipper. we'll lay down a little snow from chicago to detroit and kind of dive in the ohio valley and dive toward the metro. in the meantime the

, democratic senator from michigan who supposedly was looking out for the interests of the "northernarmer," the mid in western farmer. so why did you vote against it? >> i didn't think it went far enough. i think we are clearly in an urgent situation here and i think debbie stabenow from michigan did a great job. congressman walls did a great job. there were a lot of people that made a lot of improvements to the farm bill. but quite frankly, i just didn't think it went far enough. we had a big discussion about health care here and nobody talked about food. then we had a big discussion about agriculture and nobody talked about health. i think until we start seeing these issues as one real issue i mean we're supposed to get vitamins and our minerals from our food. if we keep processing and eating this fake food and subsidizing the fake food we're going to collapse our economy. we're going to blow up the federal deficit. how are we going to afford medicare and medicaid and the subsidies to the affordable care act if half the country has diabetes or pre-diabetes? we're just not going to

thank you, michigan.god bless you and god bless america. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thunder's rolling down this truck, you don't know ♪ where you're going now but you know you won't be back ♪ ♪ ♪ we'll take what we can carry, yeah we'll leave the rest ♪ well, big wheels roll through where sunrise streams ♪ big wheel ss land of hope and dreams ♪ ♪ ride willing proi will provide for you and i'll stand by your side ♪ you'll be a good companion now for this part of the ride ♪ ♪ yeah leave behind your sorrows and let this day be the last ♪ well tomorrow they there will be sunshine ♪ and all this darkness passed, we'll be wheels rolling ♪ in fields where sunrise streams ♪ meet me in the land of hope and dreams ♪ ♪ well, this train, this train carries roses ♪ this train carries hoards of gamblers ♪ this train carries lost souls, this train ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> president obama in michigan today at the ford michigan assembly plant in wayne. talking to employees there about the state of the auto industry. the first st

michigan has a lot of great things going for it. do with the federal leadership. i would be very careful if i were the president to come into michigan and take credit for the turn around that we've seen in michigan. >> it will be a battle ground state in the next election. >> for sure. >> absolutely. and the governor might be a presidential candidate. let me ask you something, in particular, if you looked at the chrysler story, the ford story, they didn't need help. in chrysler, they were sold to an italian company. gm is the one that can say okay. i got the infusion, which really started during the bush years. >> that's correct. there are a lot of reasons why the auto industry is where it is today. but again i fall back on the fact that we have michiganers that couldn't afford to buy a car. now we've got an economy back on the rise. we have people back to work. we've got benefits now. michigan is looking up and the auto industry is being raised right now not just by policy, but by the economy that it's growing and prospering right

it's michigan state. they have a lot of history. they're a great program. whenever you play them it's pretty easy to get excited. >> i know we'll get the best shots tomorrow. we'll stay focused. we're excited the first time and even more excited this time. it should be a good time. >> 4:00 tomorrow michigan state at maryland following the game the important such, game on, great postgame show featuring the great garry williams who will be at college park with our crew. so that's going to be fun. >>> 46,000 of you let your voices be heard. game of the week, woodson and west springfield basketball. how about this pregame dance right here? they call this the whip it dance, guys. how about that? look at that. west springfield, in good hands with jack dunfee. cavaliers got it global. topper is not sure of global warming, but i'm sure of this. it was warm in the gym at west springfield. woodson up by five and then trey johnson with the scoop to the hoop. w.t. woodson wins it 56-52. >> i thought our kids played really well, kind of took control of the game in 3rd q

in about an hour, prison obama will speak to auto workers in michigan. the first of several events providing a sneak preview of the state of the union address. we want to start with phil mattingly in michigan. good afternoon. >> good afternoon mark. today was supposed to be the kickoff for a two week grant push before the state of the union. a beasley that has taken a backseat now, starting at about 6:00 in the morning. we have the public statement from the press. there was a meeting with secretary of state john kerry. national security officials tell me that they are working very closely with their white house counterparts. they are being very cautious. they do not want to raise too much alarm within the united states, but they are concerned. they are keeping a very close eye on things right now. >> is there any sense from u.s. officials whether the attack in paris may be an indication of something bigger? >> at this point i have spoken to officials in the department of homeland security, law enforcement officials as well -- they are checking nationally

what we saw here in lake michigan a relatively shallow search. can see these divers go down and swim to see the debris. very different than what we saw with mh-370 the search for that plane much deeper down towards the bottom of the sea, crews would have to use very special equipment an technology to get down to that. in this case we're seeing them go down to it and sim lartilar similarity. >> your story that you just profiled what's the status? >> reporter: we understand the naval history and heritage command they decided to temporarily suspend. a lot of the raising of these planes that are down at the bottom of lake michigan mainly because of the cost to recoup and maintain these planes and to say they have several that have already been raised that represent very well that world war ii era plane here in chicago area. >> interesting. george howell thank you. up next is it possible that the flight of 8501 successfully pulled off a water landing but then the storm could have sunk the plane? that's just one question from you and my panel of answer

i-94 in michigan, shut down friday, due to masive pileup involving nearly 200 vehicles. one truck filled with fireworks, igniting and lighting up the freeway. watch as this car hits the crash site. ricocheting off the road. more cars and trucks skid to the pileup, sending waves of snow in the air. >> they can't do anything. >> reporter: drivers visibly shaken. >> i'm lucky to be alive right now. >> reporter: the scene leading to one fatality and 23 injuries including two firefighters responding to the scene. stranded motorists taken to a school as warming shelter with wind chills well below zero. precautions taken in western new york. road closures happened. >> we're preparing for the worst at all times now. >> that is where the action is going to shift. erie and lake ontario is where you'll see most of the action today. here's the radar. the next couple of hours. it doesn't change much. just streaming the moisture off the lakes. we could see three, four five feet of snow across the plat tow. and dangerous wind chills this morning. minus 14 is what it feels like in chica

off lake michigan. visibilities down to a quarter of a mile. and on the interstate, this is exactly what can happen. the last couple days have been horrible on the american roadways. snow and bitterly cold wind stirring up dangerous conditions from new york to the midwest. i-94 in kalamazoo county michigan, shut down on friday due to massive pileup involving nearly 200 vehicles. one truck filled with fireworks, igniting and lighting up the freeway like the fourth of july. watch as this car hits the crash site. ricocheting off the road. more cars and trucks skid to the pileup, sending waves of snow in the air. >> they can't do anything. >> reporter: drivers visibly shaken. >> i'm extremely lucky to be alive right now. >> reporter: the chaotic seen leading to one fatality and 23 injuries including two firefighters responding to the scene. stranded motorists taken to a school as warming shelter with wind chills well below zero. precautions taken in western new york. with near zero visibilities there, leading to rodead closures including the new yo

now to number eight michigan state and fifth ranked baylor in the cotton bowl.partans trailing 35-21. quarterback connor cook finds keith mum friday. they cap a three touchdown 21-point final quarter comeback for michigan state and they win it in the game of the day, 42-41. but that wasn't the play of the game. the play of the game was this. 390 pounds rumbling into the end zone. he's a 6'7" guard who was moving well. a little refrigerator perry flashback. >>> now for missouri and minnesota. marcus mar fi, he rushed for 159 yards and rustle ran for 114, including the 7 # 78-touchdown in the fourth quarter. missouri beat minnesota 33-17. >>> and finally number 18 auburn and number 19 wisconsin in the outback bowl. talking about running backs. melvin gordon ran for a record of 2515 yards and three touchdowns in the game. but this one came down to this. had a lot of leg on that 45-yard attempt but it was a little right. hit the upright. auburn loses in overtime. the badgers win it 34-31. in the big teen how about a nice showing yesterday for all of haters. >>> turn

up next michigan hires former 49er coach jim harbaugh for big bucks to lead their football program.d college athletes be asking show us the money? od job. i like it when my toothpaste lets me know too. that's why i went pro. go pro with crest pro-health. for an intensive clean. i can really feel it deep cleaning my mouth. for a 4x better clean try these products together. that was a great check up. does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. get a $15 gift card when you buy $75 in hp ink or any hp toner multipack. office depot & officemax. gear up for great. >>> this week jim harbaugh one-time star quarterback at the university of michigan and a successful football coach at the san francisco 49ers came back to michigan to head of that program. he'll be paid $7 million for 7 years. still i think that if college coaches make tens of millions players ought to get paid too. to get perspective, i'm joined by cnn's sports anchor andy schulze. they showed him the money. >> they certainly did. and the rumors started floating that even a year ag

. >>> severe winter weather taking a toll on the roads in michigan. at least one person was killed near this big pileup near ann arbor. trucks jackknifed. trk trucks were carrying fireworks and at least one of them acid. it has been burned off. >>> finding somewhere warm to spend brutally cold nights only 16 beds are open for single women and only 62 family shelter vacancies. third straight cold emergency. >>> lots of kids in our area did the snow day happy dance. check out the video at teachers one school in michigan getting in on the fun. ♪ greenmont christian is closed ♪ >> they made the announcement to let students know the school was closed because of the snow. they did it in a creative way, you can see. gleeful teachers in their winter hats and gloves as they danced down their school hallway. synced to that of miley cyrus' "party in the u.s.a.." that's really fun. you know what? they posted this on youtube. already has 100,000 views and 17,500 -- oh, wow! >> they're not done. >> there we go. 17,500 views on their facebook page alone. >> nice. >>

visit ncicap.org] "washington journal" recently sat down with the michigan congressman who became thecongress. congressman conyers talked about his new role and what his responsibilities will be. >> joining us from detroit is the incoming dean of the house and senate, john conyers from michigan. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> tell folks a little about the position you are about to assume. >> well, the first requirement is longevity. the dean of the house is the longest-serving member in the house of representatives, and he has the distinct honor on opening day, january 6, two swear in the incoming speaker of the house, which is a constitutional office. even though the present speaker of the house is going to be the same one, he will still have to be sworn in again. that's where i come in. >> so you will do that today. tell us a little bit about the longevity aspect of it. you come to this position taking over from representative dingell. talk about taking over, and the fact he is a fellow michigander as well. >> not only that, his father and my father were good friends. he a

host: kenneth from pontiac michigan, this morning. armstrong williams' piedcce in today's "washington times." toward the end king's life had evolved. he had the vision to see beyond the social constraints of society. he did not believe that "wealth" was a four-letter word. the vision for american prosperity is linked to the fate . of the poorest americans they help fuel the greatest economic engine the world has ever known. let's go to steve from washington on a line for independents. you are on the "washington journal." caller: i think dana winnington, like king, is trying to wake the masses. people need to wake up and look up. this is really happening. like king, it is an uphill battle. global sky watch.com. host: we are talking about mlk's legacy. tony, who best embodies mlk's legacy today? caller: can you hear me? give me a little time, please. i do not think anybody at this time embodies martin luther king . president obama, he does what he can do. he has his own legacy. you should never put jesse jackson jupup there. here's what

. >> the president is speaking in wayne michigan.s a ford plant that manufactures suvs and hybrid cars not selling too well but let's listen to the president. >> i want to thank all of the outstanding leaders that we've got here today. i want to introduce many so of them. we have secretary of labor tom perez here. we've got detroit mayor mike dougan here. [applause] senator gary peters is in the house. [cheers and applause] congresswoman debbie dingell is here. [cheers and applause] you're outstanding ceo mark fields is here. [cheers and applause] now, i have to say i love secret service, i love the beast that they put me in. that is what we call the cars i drive in, the beasts. so i like my ride these days and it was made in michigan too. [cheers] but i had a chance to look at these new mustangs and i got to say that the mustangs have a little more style. a little more flavor. bill ford is in the house. [cheers and applause] surprisingly enough we talked a little bit about sunday. [laughing] now, listen, i'm a bears fan. you beat us

from michigan, representative from michigan, republican what did you hear in the pres.' speech tonight? >> quite honestly what came to mind and i i wrote down on my notes was rose-colored glasses. the shadow of the crisis has passed. tonight we turn the page. page. i'm not sure that the american worker feels all of that. stagnant wages a lot of questions about healthcare upward mobility. so i don't think we're cross the rubicon to add to the metaphor but we have got to come together and figure out how to get this economy running. we have seen things. he did not talk about it directly tonight but it discussion about taxing 529 and a lot of things that will add more uncertainty. >> the economy adding jobs another drop of the unemployment rate the stock market president pointed out was going up. what does it look like? you said rose-colored glasses. when do you get to take them off? >> when people actually feel it in their pocketbook. energy production is up. well, that's because of private not public lands of exploration that has gone on one thing that struck me in all of

the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. is recognized. mr. levin: first of all i'd like to congratulate mr. ryan on your selection and election, i guess, as chairman of the ways and means committee. we look forward to working together. i support this bill. this bill encourages the hiring of veterans. the unemployment rate has continued to decline for post-9/11 veterans and these improvements are part of a larger economic recovery. in november, 2013, the unemployment rate for these veterans was nearly 10%. one year later, the rate has dropped to 5.7%, the national average. yet, for female post-9/11 veterans the unemployment rate remains high, above 8%. this bill continues as part of our national commitment to help the veterans of this country. i want to emphasize this, if i might. as we legislate, we need to balance priorities. we need to maintain very differently than just spoken. the basic structure of a.g.a. -- of a.c.a., which is providing millions and millions of americans with insurance and with coverage they never had

it happened in battle creek, michigan, near kalamazoo. we get the latest from nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: a stretch of michigan interstate looked and sounded more like a combat zone. a winter whiteout causing a massive pileup shutting down a section of the i-94 in both directions, killing one, injuring 22. police say 123 vehicles, 65 of them semitrucks, slammed into one another. some burst into flames. one semi loaded with fireworks blasted its cargo skyward. another was carrying corrosive acid. >> you just hear this boom and then you hear the shower of sparks that you expect to hear on the fourth of july. >> reporter: alice mitchell shot this video and ducked for cover. we spoke to him via skype. >> once i saw the firefighters start to scatter, i thought i better get out of the way. there were literally fireworks flying inches above my head. >> reporter: this satellite photo shows the entire great lakes region encased in snow and ice. and at the time of the crash, radar indicated a band of lake effect snow hitting the area. another

manufactures in michigan right now is just in the announcement, mr. chairman with magna a great country withstand in michigan, hundreds of jobs. and what they said was i need skilled people to match the jobs. number one issue is job training, these skilled the phone. i know our state's focus on the the president talked about that. so if we talk about how do we capture this and grow middle income jobs there are lots of things, but i wonder if each of you might speak to the desperate need for skill development matching that job not that people don't have skills, they're just not the skills for the jobs being created. of job training, costs of college, the fact that those are coming out of for your schools, maybe they should be going to tear your schools but they're going to for your schools coming out with massive debt, can't buy a house. i hear from realtors all the time, terrific concerned about young people not being able to get credit, by house because of all the debt. seems to me that's a huge issue that we can be coming together and working togeth

. >> after i leave michigan state i'm going to work as a community organizer.when there are pockets of discrimination, like i have all over the world. there is a tide rising against it and i want to be part of it. >> ♪[singing] ♪ >> i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago i changed my mind and decided i would rather work with people and machines. i received my bachelor's degree in sociology and next week week i will receive my masters. i am convinced that a white american can never fully understand what motivates the negro desire for equality, but the white american is becoming more concerned especially my generation, and it makes tomorrow worth dreaming about. the american negro must protest and also build while understanding and searching for the truth. the tools of truth in science are becoming the tools of truth in human relations. for the past two years i have been compiling data on the aspirations of liberal and white children in a segregated community. today we are capable of getting answers that have meeting. the carry the power a

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here i am in new buffalo, michigan. you can see the giant ice shelf out there along lake michigan.ittle more like the arctic kundra, and when you talk about this cold snap it's not letting up. take a three-quarter forecast. wind chills tonight -- take a look at the forecast. cheechs in green bay, minneapolis, chicago st. louis in the negative teens. it's a tough one. and this is a cold that has gone as far south as florida with wind chill warnings down there as well, and georgia the single digits for real temperatures. and alabama schools have been delayed because it's been so cold in the morning, and as you report in/r÷i places like iowa and chicago, not far from where i stand right now, school has been closed for the past few days. right now we're getting a lot of snow -- not a ton of snow but it's really blowing. as maybe you can tell. making this wind chill rough and travel rough. and that was a problem in pennsylvania. maybe you saw the pictures of the pileup. 18-car pileup, killed two people, two dozen people injured. a nasty, nasty conditions and this will continue through t

in true harbaugh fashion, his answer was not about winning in michigan. it was about pants. >> do you own any other pants? >> i do. >> i take so much time a day nothing i don't have to stand in front of the closet trying to decide which outfit to pick up. i think about 15 to 20 minutes a day adds up. >> are you going to wear khakis on the sidelines in the michigan games? >> yeah, probably. >> another thing he likes about michigan is he is not going to have to answer to a general manager or an owner. there is going to be no one in his way in his program. >> isn't he going to get cold wearing the khakis? for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. a remarkable thing has happened

one died, 22 others were injured in the michigan pile-up. they were not the only ones with blinding conditions. stormy weather shut highways from western new york to iowa. a few tips to stay safe while drying in the weather. accelerate and decelerate slowly, it can take longer to slow down. turn on your hazard lights. others can see you better when driving in the challenging conditions. >> incredibly checking. >> let's bring in kevin corriveau to bring us the latest on what is behind the weather. >> it is lake-effect snow. if you get into a situation where you see reduced visibilities and get into a pile-up. do not get out of your car. that's something people want to do dangerous. what we are looking at off lake michigan, the snow coming in. highway 94 to the west that's when we saw yesterday. we are getting lake effect snow. it's not as far as over here towards battle creek. temperature wise this is what we are looking at. minus 1 degrees. we talked about the wind chills and what they feel like. you feel like minus 10 degrees detroit. it's

the fight for safe water in a cash-strapped michigan >>> we begin with two transfers of power in the arab world. in saudi arabia the death of king abdullah tens of thousands are mourning in mecca. it's 7am. these are live pictures. the king half-brother will take his place. >> in yemen, a government in chaos, the president resigned under pressure from a rebel group. more on that in a moment. first, the death of king abdullah. his rein started long before his ainitial ascension 10 years ago. >> reporter: he was one of the world's few remaining monarchs. king abdullah's years as carbon prince might have marked his legacy stronger than king. he became de facto ruler when his predecessor had a stroke. at the time he was crowned prince but with an amount of power and influence. he was known to foreign diplomats as devout conservative and strong ties to the beddoe win tribes. when he took the throne he had to overcome pressure from clerics to condition his reform programme, aimed at bringing together islamic traditions with the needs of a state. granted women the right to vote and run for

a michigan dot driver spokesperson says people were driving way too fast and just following each otheray too closely. the it caused an enormous chain reaction crash on friday. stretch of highway near battle creek was closed for two days. a 57 year-old truck driver from canada died, two dozen people were hospitalized. >>> people's vac waited from a smoke filled met the tremendous station in washington d.c. are looking to take legal action now. two private law firms say they have received calls from passengers ready to sue. a 61 year-old woman died, two other people were critically hurt and more than 80 more were hospitalized after the metro filled with smoke on monday. the officials say something came in contact with the the high voltage third rail. >>> still to come this morning a story truly one for history books, we will shohow you how two americans managed a record climb of more than 3,000 feet, up a massive rock formation. we will be right back. puffs knows winter is hard on your face. the start of sneeze season. the wind-blown watery eyes. and of course, the snow angels with your

to when i grew up in michigan with this all working class black turnout of detroit did i went to school and a working-class catholic high-school by outside of the street and an undergraduate and graduate university of michigan. my mom was a substitute teacher and my dad worked essays a pipefitter at the plant. >> host: you use the term working class twice. white class. >> guest: that is a good question. going back to our discussion of black politics one of the problematic ways people think of black politics that it is a black politick a single black agenda when actually that class variants there is men and women people that are heterosexual and people who aren't. i mention that working-class aspect because that kubota is very important to understand of detroit black politics in general it definitely shapes that research question that are shaped to have a significant influence how to move in the world. >> host: we invited you on booktv to talk about a book. let's talk about the book "stare in the darkness" the limits of hip-hop and black politics". what is hip-hop? >> we're talking about

. ♪ >> after i leave michigan state university, i'm going to work in the field of civil rights as a leaderrn states to define pockets of discrimination like you do all over the world. but there's a tide rising against it, and i want to be a part of it. ♪ oh, we have to die we got to hold out we got to hold it ♪ ♪ we got to hold it on down we have to hold it hold it on down ♪ >> i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago, i changed my mind. i decided i would rather work with people than with machines. i'm the professor david gottlieb. i received my bachelors degree in sociology. next week i will receive my masters. i'm convinced that a white american can never fully understands what motivates the meg grow desire for equality. but the white american is becoming more concerned, especially my generation and that makes tomorrow worth dreaming about. the american negro must protest. and he must also build understanding by searching for the truth. the tools of truth in science are now becoming tools of truth in human relations. for the past two year i have been compiling data

the university of michigan they can afford this because of the money that the program throws off. i worry that at a lesser school with a smaller program there will be a temptation to stay competitive to dip into funds that would otherwise go to academics. your thoughts on that? >> you know football programs they are the funding source for most athletic departments. i think it's 65% of all athletic departments are funded solely from their football program to pay for all the other sports like, you know baseball swimming lacrosse that don't make any money for the school. i'm sure smaller schools would be tempted to go out there and try to overpay a bigger name coach to try o'get some more recognition, to try to get some more revenue coming in from the football program because you know in small towns and places even like ann arbor where they have to fill a stadium that holds 108,000 people when the team's not doing well fans are less likely to come to the games and make the trip and stay in the hotels and eat in the restaurants. so the football coach not only affects the school's econ

just some light snow moving through michigan. some of this snow will be arriving in our area this evening. just light snow. a dusting in some areas to an inch of snow farther to the north and west. by 7:00 this evening, it will be falling and accumulating. 9:00 this evening, light snowfall leaves about a half an inch in the philadelphia area. maybe an inch for the lehigh valley. and a little bit more in the poconos where they could see an inch and a half in some of the higher elevations there. during the day, a flurry or two is possible this afternoon, especially north and west. as the day goes on and the temperatures, 30s this afternoon. the snow clears out for tomorrow morning. the temperatures start coming down. and the wind picks up behind that snow. a gusty wind will blow even colder air for the weekend. saturday, eight degrees in the morning, just 26 in the afternoon. clouds increase sunday. a chance of snow comes through sunday evening and into monday. and then it's cold again for tuesday, down to nine degrees. >>> it is 4