come on, like you ever celebrated arbor day.a tree on arbor day? there you go. why don't they call it tree day? >> steve: do you know why? >> jimmy: why? >> steve: i don't know, i'm asking. do you know why? >> jimmy: oh no, i don't. [ laughter ] arbor day. i could think maybe, like maybe -- >> steve: like harbor -- >> jimmy: or harbor day, someone waits for a big celebration. and nothing. >> steve: nothing, zero. >> jimmy: barber day. >> steve: i love barber day. >> jimmy: you've got to go respect your barber. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: pro, carpooling to work means you get to spend more time with your co-workers. con, carpooling to work means you get to spend more time with your co-workers. "what do we do in the breakroom, frank?" "he put a dvd back there, everyone can watch the shows they like." "great idea, frank. i'm just saying. if you put almond milk back there, then everyone will put that in their coffee instead of having half and half, and milk, and cream. i mean --" "thanks, frank." >> steve: he's in the back seat leanin

ann arbor does it up different. ann arbor does it pure michigan.ns at michigan.org >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is 4:28. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> this could be the hottest day of the week? >> yes probably along the coast into san francisco but inland, one more time tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd shows no wind but hayward is eight and santa rosa at seven miles per hour which is needed to push the cooler air into the house. by the afternoon the sunshine is going to bake us 83 to 91 and 93 inland and the coast will be warm, too, at 76 to 81 a good 20 to 30 degree warmer than the ocean water. that is the forecast. how the commute? >> i saw flags that were not blowing out in the wind. we have construction. over 80 westbound between highway four to powell we will have lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza shows it is moving along well with not too manny cars. beyond the tolls and to the first tower we will have lanes shut down with cones picked up at 5:00 a.m. >>> breaking new

it hits much closer to home. ♪ >> welcome to my home town of ann arbor, michigan.ocal warming has affected our community in many ways. from the food we eat, to the city. the truth is, we, humans, are the cause. >> humans are causing global warming, primarily through the burning of fossil fuels. we drive our cars and trucks and we heat our homes. we are burning petroleum and other fossil fuels. that is the major contributor to climate change. >> despite overwhelming evidence, there are some people who refuse to believe in the science of global warming. >> global warming has been politicized. there is a substantial number of scientists who manipulated data so that they would have dollars rolling in. >> however, 97% of all scientists agree that global warming exists and that it is man-made. >> climate change is no longer a theoretical issue. over the last 15 years on record, it has gotten hotter. >> extreme temperatures are devastating crops across the nation stop 70% of the country's cherry crop is produced in michigan. 97% of the crop was destroyed by drought. it is

. >> i want to go, i want to tell the viewers, the university of michigan at ann arbor cancelled the of this film. they're featuring a highly controversial display of abortion. celebrate abortion, but a film that tries to call attention to this situation, forget about it that's banned. that's the world we live in. thank you both. >> thank you very much. >> we're taking your thoughts. follow me on twitte twitter @megynkelly. >>> up next, you have to see this. iran's plan to put a man behind the 1979 iran hostage crisis at the u.n. one of the men he held captive and a man who was tortured by those hostage takers is speaking out next. especially if you're thinking of moving an old 401(k) to a fidelity ira. it gives you a widrange of investment options... and the free help you need to make sure your investments fit your goals -- and what you're really investing for. tap into the full power of your fidelity green line. call today and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity rollover ira. hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking bo

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officials in ann arbor have criticized the ban they say it's tough to have a diversive student body. >> vice president joe biden is in kiev in support of the government. the vice president also had strong words for russia. >> no nation has the right to simply grab land from another nation. no nation has that right, and we will never recognize russia's illegal occupation of crimea. and neither will the world. >> very pointed words to russia. there are reports that pro-russian militants have seized another police station. ukrainian stations show pictures showing trying to provoke trouble in ukraine. >>> president obama is headed to washington state at this hour he's going to meet with families of those killed a month ago today in that massive landslide. the bodies of 41 people have been recovered. we also know that he'll meet with the emergency workers. those workers worked endlessly to dig through the toxic debris, some 70 feet deep in some places looking for the missing. the president will head across to the pacific to visit four asian nations. >>> a smalltown church deacon turned ou

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in 1993, and my first job was at university of michigan, ann arbor, then moved to texas a&m, college station. and nine years ago i came here, and now i'm the chair of the department. so interesting. but for those who in the audience i want to also be fair, yeah? this can be read as a success story, as a horatio alger story. it is not that. it has been a struggle to become the chair of a department. it has been a struggle at every point. and as a person of color if you were to talk to most scholars of hour in the academy -- color in the academy, we all suffer still from stigma. even though i'm the chair of the department doesn't mean i'm beyond race. race affects my transactions every day not only in the department, but outside. outside the university i don't walk with a nine spatial looking black person with a nice west pennsylvania accent. so i navigate the academy as a plaque-looking person with latino accent where many of my colleagues are still, again, thinking that we're beyond race. and when i raise concerns about race inequality in the university, they give me the color blind

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week that we love you alot and that miracle will happen is us on sunday and to kill the party capital arbor. you guys. it's been a devastating week for the families of the missing many of those waiting for news had to do so with helplessness and agony in their hearts. the families have been staying in a candy he ended the accident site in kendal and tap the brink of exhaustion both physically and mentally. it was us live from the x men. as they are now fewer relatives here at this and a gymnasium as more bodies are being discovered and identified the families are leaving to attend to their loved ones that look on her perch into the hospital the others that remain yours are going back and forth from the chimneys into the harbor about two times a day. as soon as the family's confirmed that the recovered bodies are their children the brush out of the chimneys and looking very shaky and horrifying. he represented about the families said today that the bodies will be transferred from the panel kong harbor to hospitals by four military helicopters. he added that the will quicken the process of bo

not happy about the current form let's take you to the rest of the weekend's results now ninth down arbor to mail out to berlin with prom spite of all scared and frightened were tied to two nobles between often time and frankfurt later kristen and dortmund also split the points that finished qq and way back on friday hanover and stuttgart played out a goalless draw. let's see how the cable is shaping up at the end of the season draws ever closer. the draw and leah because it means that they remain in the final champions league place but will spark is still just a point behind with only two games to go. now in the bottom half of the table stuttgart inches closer to safety after that trial with hanover it does look as though member norm kirk and his five will make up the bottom three. that wraps up this edition of the journal been to watching nbc with that use. do. she is the eye. almost a week after the south korean ferry disaster in the search for victims continued families refuse to give up hope even though there's little chance of finding survivors the rescue effort. use every means at

the president visited a deli in ann arbor where workers are paid $9 an hour.1.75 more than the current minimum wage. later the president said a pay hike would be good for the economy in general. the senate could vote on a bill to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. >>> a just released poll indicates a shift in attitude toward marijuana use. a pew research center survey found 75% of americans believe the sale and use of pot will become legal for recreational use nationwide. 54% favor legalizing pot. 42% are opposed. >>> microsoft introduced its new virtual assistant for windows phones. >> hi. i'm cortana. >> i love it. >> cortana is among the new features coming to a windows phone update called 3.1 designed to compete with apple's siri. it allows it to issue voice commands, set alarms, and make calendar entries. >>> and, anne-marie, amazon has issued the new video streaming device. amazon fire is a settop box that can stream music, video, and games. they can watch amazon content as well as netflix, hulu and others. it costs $99 and costs the same as apple

reporting live from ann arbor. has spoken out in no uncertain terms about the captain and true at the sunken skeletal ferry likening their actions on that day the ship capsized to murder. johnson gave a slap on the risk to officials wet been criticized for in efficiency and back to the but the real threat to punish those responsible are you really are reports clinton will win. tampa evolution one today hanging in time due to little twitchy not that i still want your map is still on him. in the dough back to happiness like the right to murder president of the neighborhood find the actions taken by the captain and his crew at the time of the nt during a meeting with senior secretary said monday. in many cases like and revealed that the captain and crew members of this health care the club on passengers tuesday where they weren't during that time of the accident. i can't talk about to make sure justice is handed down. and she gave it a go. to be a camilla he saw me taking off duty time with him to win a decent meal tt

by the way, black students at the university of michigan in ann arbor, today represents slightly more than 4.5% of the student population. that is a 33% decrease from what the population was in 2006 when voters approved the affirmative action ban. question, does the supreme court decision indicate that the u.s. has outgrown the need for affirmative action? i ask you, david. >> i think that is there a problem with helping african americans into good colleges? yes. what the court was making a technical call. the american public opinion is hostile to quotas, extremely hostile to the bumping people up in the schools. i think what they said in justice kennedy's ruling, which was right, there are other ways to do this. there are smarter ways to do this. targeting low income schools, targeting inner city schools. that is where the american public. >> michigan joins seven other states, including california, that have these similar bans. if you look at the public universities in these states, the number of minorities has fallen. so, no, you can't say that we've passed the need for affirmative

welcome to my hometown, ann arbor, michigan. mobile warming has affected the community in many ways from the food we eat to the safety of the city. the truth is that we, humans, are the cause. >> when we heat our homes, run our industries, other fossil fuels, that is the major contributor to climate change. >> there are still some people refuse to believe in the science of global warming. >> there are a substantial number of scientists that have manipulated data so that they have the dollars rolling in. >> 97% of all scientists agree that global warming exists and it is man-made. is no longerange theoretical. we are seeing more. 12 of the last hottest years on record have been in the last 15 years. 97% of the crop was destroyed by product of global warming. the local businesses forced import cherries for the first time ever. >> they're seeing more wildfires. is warmer.overall >> on june 27, the severe weather affect hit ann arbor flooding streets and buildings across downtown and threatening the safety of the city. residents wer

he visited a deli in an arbor, michigan, yesterday where workers make $9 an hour, that's $1.75 more than the current minimum wage. the president said raising the federal minimum wage is good for the economy. >>> amazon introduced a new video streaming device called amazon fire tv a set-top box that streams video music and games similar to apple tv and google's "chromecast." users can watch amazon content as well as netflix and hulu plus. it costs $99. the same price as apple tv. >>> and that's your cbsmoneywatch report. for more follow me on twitter at #jillwagnercbs. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >>> time now is 4:50. tough love for a messy teen. the extreme way one dad taught his daughter to clean her room. >> and hospital horror. why a california family claims her mother was frozen alive. ,, ,,,, >>> rise and shine. it's thursday, april 3. high today close to typical for this time of the year from 62 in palo alto to the mid-60s as we swing around from sunnyvale into downtown san jose. a pair of sixes in morgan hill. east of the bay average high this time of the year

promote the push to raise the national minute wage and will speak at the university of michigan in ann arborhundreds catching out for a chan to -- chance to get tickets. president obama wants to raise the minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour. he will travel to chicago for two fundraisers. >> and "live with kelly and michael," will join "good morning america" cast part time with the football star working semi regularly during the first hour. "good morning america" has lost two anchors in the past month. >> who needs sheep? >> rosie is not in a broadway play but she will take home an award, the co-host of "the view" received a special award given to members of the theater community for their philanthropic efforts for arts in the new york city public schools and has host several times. >> top stories are at 5:30 including the double shooting in the east bay with a close look at the crime scene by investigators. >>> this is abc7 news. >> good good morning, everyone,m katie marzullo here for kristen sze. >> exhausted umbrellas may be getting a rest. >> new they will be put away for a little

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. >>> oakland marked arbor day with a tree planting ceremony today.is part of a 28 year program focused on tree planting and education. it was the culmination the students learned about the importance of saving trees. >> since california has been cutting a lot of trees like we are trying to conversation, trying to doing conversation and preservation for the trees will be like healthier and grow bigger. >> the students helped plant 11 trees along the streets. >>> strong lingering showers. tracking the storm as it moves through the bay area. when it dries up and if the rain returns. >> despite the rains new worries today about the drought. why water managers says your water future is in your hands. >> a bay area soldier coming home. tonight he talks about the moment the president gave him a remarkable honor. >> it is the medal of honor. the highest medal you could receive for valor. >> the battle he says still lies ahead. 10 piece meal, and the kicker - free lemon cake. got this [sigh] tonight i am not mom. i am paula. so dad, what does that make you? d

when i chose to attend school out of state at ann arbor, michigan, the tuition i would have paid was 500,000 more than if i had gone to i.u. but that's nothing compared to the differences now, and the options are starkly different if you plan to go to a private university or ivy league. add living expenses and you're talking about an annual cost of $80,000 and put apply that by four years and that harvard degree could cost, is it worth it? we'll take a closer look tomorrow. that's our show for today. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. for all of us at "real money." thanks for watching. >> good evening everyone. this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. the iraq vote. the first national elections since the american troop pullout. an in depth look at what's at stake, in our special bloodshed to ballots. >>> kyiv's new leaders about violent pro-russian unrest. >>> unrest after an air are strike, the casualties are schoolchildren. >>> theat

he has been in ann arbor, michigan for minimum wage event and sharing the sentiments of the nation ofadness over what happened at fort hood this evening and with the promise that he will get to the obama of it as the rest of the nation intends to do. in just a moment, we will go live to the pentagon and our correspondent jennifer griffin on fox news channel. for those of you watching on the local fox station or my network station, we will return to you your local programming. we will have updates for you tonight on your late local news on this fox station continuing coverage on fox news channel on satellite and cable. i'm shepard smith. fox news, new york. >>> and now our commitment to current and former military members >>> and now and their families is without equal. but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the onlynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate o

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before i came here today, i stopped at zingerman's, which is the right thing to do when you're in ann arbord for two reasons. the first is, the ruben is killer. so i ordered like the small, and it didn't look that small. so i gave half to valerie jarrett who's traveling with us. and then after i finished the half, i wanted the halfback. but it was too late. all she had left was the pickle. so i took the pickle. but -- so one of the reasons i went was because sandwiches are outstanding. the second reason, though, zingerman's is a business that treats its workers well and rewards honest work with honest wages. and that's worth celebrating. and that's what i'm here to talk about today. how do we rebuild an economy that creates jobs and opportunities for every american? and i want to focus on something a lot of people in michigan are working very hard to accomplish right now, and that is raising the minimum wage to help more folks get ahead. now, here's the context. our economy is doing better. it's growing, our businesses are creating jobs. 8.7 million new jobs over the past four years. our ma

. >>> president obama is speaking in ann arbor, michigan, at this hour on minimum wage.u'd like to watch the whole thing in its entirety, go to foxnews.com, where we will be streaming it for you live. >>> in the meantime, new technology is being tested that will help military pilots make faster and more informed decisions on the battlefield. and today, we're going to get a demo. jonathan is live for us in atlanta. what did you find out, jonathan? >> reporter: hi, gretchen. this new system is designed for apache helicopters and offers clear views from farther distances than ever before. watch. in combat, military pilots need to distinguish between friend and foe in an instant. right now, they rely on grainy, black-and-white images. but lockheed martin and the army are testing a new high-definition camera which gives this apache helicopter pilot and controllers on the ground enhanced views of what's happening on the battlefield. >> with the extended range capabilities, the picture capabilities, the pilots can quickly and accurately identify targets at further standoff rang

then afterwards, he held a sandwich summit here in ann arbor to help build support for michigan's minimum wage going up. paul's point is simple, fair wages and higher profits are not mutually exclusive, they can go hand in hanged. that's what henry ford understood. and paul zingerman opened his doors 32 years ago last month, but he and business owners like him believe that higher wages are good for the bottom line. i happen to believe the same thing, so, you know, i have decided several months ago that the federal government should follow their lead. and so i issued an executive ofrd. that requires federal contractors, folks who are doing business with the government, to pay their employees on new contracts a fair wage of at least $10.10 an hour. it's the right thing to do. and i'm determined to do my part, to lift wages, improve take home pay any way you can. if you cook our troops meals, if you wash their dishes, your country should pay you a living wage. here's the challenge, what zingerman's can do on its own, what even i can do as the head of the executive branch of the federal gover

today, i stopped at zingerman's, which is the -- which is the right thing to do when you're in an arboropped for two reasons. the first is, the reuben is killer. so i ordered like the small, and it didn't look that small. i so i gave half to valerie jarrett, who's traveling with us, and then after i finished the half, i wanted the half back. but it was too late. it was too late! all she had left was the pickle. so i took the pickle. >> that was president obama speaking last week in michigan, having a really good time, apparently. that was the day after the house republicans introduced the newest version of the paul ryan budget. and the president was not only delighted about that, he was very, very eager to talk about it that day that he was in such a good mood. >> if this all sounds familiar, it should sound familiar, because it was their economic plan in the 2012 campaign. it was their economic plan in 2010. it's like that movie, "groundhog day." except it's not funny. if they tried -- if they tried to sell this sandwich at zingerman's, they would have to call it the stink burger, or t

she applied to the university of michigan in ann arbor. she had a 3.8 gpa in high school and a bunch of extracurricular activities. she sued and won in the supreme court arguing that less qualified students got her spot because of racial preferences and affirmative action. i want you to address ms. gratz and say why she shouldn't be offended by that and that she got a raw deal. >> i think there were a lot of people that got in who were not racial minorities, who were white, who had all kinds of privileges that ms. gratz actually didn't have. she didn't come from a rich family. she didn't come from one of those suburban schools where you get extra points because those schools admit so many people to the university. she's not a child of generations of alumni that went to the university of michigan, but she didn't challenge any of those students getting in above her. only black, latino, and native americans. to me that is singling out the very people who historically have been denied access to the university and say you can't get in. >> your

continue fighting with protests and sit-ins and held a small rally at the university of michigan ann arbor. university officials said they would work to find other ways -- even attorney general eric holder weighed in at a justice department event promoting diversity. >> justice sonia sotomayor said just yesterday in her courageous and very personal dissent in the michigan college admissions case, we ought not, and i quote, wish away rather than confront the racial inequality that exists in our society. >> after the supreme court's ruling, some opponents of affirmative action saw an opportunity. one state senator from wisconsin, who is running for u.s. congress, glenn grothman, quickly moved to reintroduce legislation banning affirmative action policies in wisconsin saying, quote, the average person does not realize how extensive race and gender preferences are in our society. here to break down this ruling for us, exactly what it said and what it could mean for affirmative action across the country is akeel reed amar, refer of law and political science at yale university. professor, thank

in fact, at the ann arbor campus at the university of michigan, african-american enrollment dropped 30%. last hour eric holder slammed the decision in some stark personal terms. >> i know it may be tempting for some when they look at the accomplished professionals in this room or the lawyer who works in the oval office or consider the fact that i have the privilege of serving as the attorney general of the united states to feel this country's long struggle to overcome disparity and discrimination has ended but as justice sonia sotomayor said just yesterday in her courageous and personal didissent in the michigan college ed missions case we ought not wish away rather than confront the racial inequality that exists in our society. >> how to confront racial discrimination is a question that will appear before our courts again and again, several states now banning affirmative action, as this one did. but for reminding us that discrimination is indeed still a problem and with considerable force and elegance i'm going with sotomayor on this one. lisa, the interesting thing about this was so m

the president delivering a speech at the university of michigan in ann arbor, using the state to frame his argument that auto pioneer henry ford once doubled his workers' wages, saying it would be good for business. democrats in washington are dialing up the pressure against their colleagues across the aisle. harry reid yesterday signalled the senate likely won't vote on the measure until the next week after next. meanwhile, within the hour, several house democrats will be joined by members of the business community, along with social justice advocates who called for immediate action on the issue. congresswoman sheila jackson, one of the lawmakers leading the event, thank you so much for your time. >> it's a pleasure to be with you, tamron, and congratulations on the nbc spot. >> thank you, you're very sweet to say that. thank you very much. there's not much happiness, i think, for a lot of people who thought there would be some progress regarding the increased minimum wage. right now, you well know the hill is reporting that republican senator susan collins is reaching out to democrat

zingerman's which is the --- [ cheers and applause ] -- which is the right thing to do when you're in ann arbord for two reasons. the first is, the reuben is killer. so i ordered, like, the small, and it didn't look that small. so i gave half to valerie jarrett who's traveling with us and then after i finished the half, i wanted the half back. but it was -- it was too -- it was too late. all she had left was the pickle. [ laughter ] so i took the pickle. [ laughter ] but, so one of the reasons i went was because sandwiches are outstanding. the second reason, though, is zingerman's is a business that treats its workers well. [ cheers and applause ] and rewards honest work with honest wages. and that's worth celebrating. and that's what i'm here to talk about today. how do we rebuild an economy that creates jobs and opportunities for every american? and i want to focus on something a lot of people in michigan are working very hard to accomplish right now, and that is raising the minimum wage to help more folks get ahead. [ cheers and applause ] >> if this sounds like president obama back in campa

he has been in ann arbor, michigan for minimum wage event and sharing the sentiments of the nation ofs over what happened at fort hood this evening and with the promise that he will get to the obama of it as the rest of the nation intends to do. in just a moment, we will go live to the pentagon and our correspondent jennifer griffin on fox news channel. for those of you watching on the local fox station or my network station, we will return to you your local programming. we will have updates for you tonight on your late local news on this fox station continuing coverage on fox news channel on satellite and cable. i'm shepard smith. fox news, new york. >>> and now for our viewers on fox news channel. thanks for staying with us. let's get to jennifer griffin at the pentagon. the president and the rest of the nation taking this very seriously. >> very seriously. as the president said we are heart-broken. can cannot believe that a second shooting has taken place in fort hood at a very similar location outside the first medical brigade, we're told. we don't know very much about the shooter

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he was in ann arbor last week responding to the ryan budget. [video clip] >>[laughter] >> her'ee's the truth. they are not necessarily coldhearted, they just sincerely believe if we give a few tax breaks to a fortunate few and invest lest in the middle class -- invest less in the middle class and we cut food stamps and we cut medicaid and insurers only do what is best for their bottom line without the responsibility of the rest of us, then somehow the economy will boom and jobs and prosperity will trickle down to everybody. when i say it that way i know it sounds like i am exaggerating, except i am not. host: john sullivan, you can almost hear the campaign ads coming out from what the president said in ann arbor michigan last wednesday and what republicans are saying. you have an issue between this republican budget plan the democrats are taking aim at and of course the republicans taking aim at the affordable care act. guest: we have two competing issues here. from the democratic perspective they want to make this election about the ryan budge

and one outcome of that was the brush arbor where church was happening in the outdoors, where a centeressentially created out of the woods itself or they would use some brush to create a sanctuary. this was a place, really, of rebelon because whites did not want african-americans, particularly during enslavement to gather together. it was a revolutionary place where they practiced religion in a different way than whites in the environment. so i mentioned three groups of people -- three people, rather, and i wanted to start off with nat turner. we're going back to 1831. much of what we gleaned from him comes out of the confessions of nat turner, the leader of the late incentury rex, and when he was sharing what happened after he was captured, he saw himself as a prophet, and this is an old testament connection out of the bible. his father said he saw that nat had great purpose and another influence in another area that impacted him was the slaveholder was practicing christianity, and religious loaders came to the house and he gleaned much from them. he claimed divine inspiration in term

amazing blue here. >> i used to live in ann arbor, i feel his pain.k you for your perspective on a number of topics relating to the industry. ceo of dominick's pizza. >>> the dow was up triple digits now and up 89 points. let's get a market flash with dominick chu. dom? >> a strong day for casino stocks after the gaming revenue was better than expected 20% and analysts were expecting a gain of 15% to 17% for the entire year. mgm, las vegas sands and gmg overall are all moving higher. wynn resorts, you name them, they are all going higher. and they are a focus for investors today, back over to you, carl. >>> and families are speaking ahead of the gm hearings on capitol hill this morning in washington. want to take a quick listen to this -- >> -- brothers, mothers, fathers, wives, and husbands are gone because they were a cost of doing business gm's style. corporate executives made a decision that fighting the problem was cheaper and easier than fixing the problem. my mission is two-fold. first, to make sure that everyone who is driving one of these dan

. >> president obama there in ann arbor, michigan.s appearance is to push congress to increase the federal minimum wage. you heard him talking about obama care as the white house announcing yesterday that the health and human services department surpassed 7 million sign ups in the-month enrollment for obamacare. we will continue to listen to what president obama says, but meantime we want to get back to our special live coverage. the other big story. we have new information on the search for malaysia air flight 370. the u.s. pinger locator is hours away from reaching the destination. a search zone that actually just moved again. unlike last time, this is not because of inaccurate data analysis. this is because they say this area has been scoured. it has been scoured to the point of no new sightings. they are focused to the area east of this. is this move premature 50. they have confirmation that 227 passengers have been cleared in any role of the plane's disappearance. the general admitting that this has been deemed a criminal investi

dissent showing those declines at the top schools in california and the university of michigan ann arbor should mention, this has been going on in michigan because, since the ban was passed in 2006, it was struck down. it was overturned and allowed, back and forth by the district and the circuit courts. but it has been allowed to stay in effect while being challenged. both in california and in michigan, there has been a notable decline in the percentage of minority students states' best schools. host: we will get our viewers to weigh in. i want you to talk about another piece you have in the paper today on oral arguments before the spring court yesterday. the justices will be deciding how you watch television. what is this case? what did you make of the oral arguments? guest: it is a fascinating case. very briefly, it has to do with an internet startup named aereo that operates in a bunch of cities around the country. they are not nationwide yet but certainly hope to be. they can stream live broadcast television into your home with dime-sized antennas, each antenna goes to one home. by d

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in her 58 page dissent showing those declines at the top schools in university of the michigan ann arborhis has been going on in michigan because, since the ban was passed in 2006, it was struck down. it was overturned and allow, back and forth by the district and the circuit courts. it has been allowed to stay in effect while being challenged. both in california and in michigan, there has been a notable decline in the percentage of minority students at the state's best schools. host: we will get our viewers to weigh in. i want you to talk about another piece you have in the paper today on oral arguments before the spring court yesterday. the justices will be deciding how you watch television. what is this case? what did you make of the oral arguments? guest: it is a fascinating case. it has to do with an internet startup named aereo that operates in a bunch of cities around the country. but are not nationwide yet hope to be. they can stream live broadcast television into your home with dime sized antennas, each antenna goes to one home. by doing that, they claim they are not a public pe

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taken effect african-american and woman dropped thirty three percent at the university of michigan and arbor even as overall and woman a ten percent but michigan is not even the most disproportionate state when it comes to the issue a ban on affirmative action in california has been in effect since one thousand nine hundred six and the results have been stunning watch u.c.l.a. student size stokes break it down. two thousand and twelve the total enrollment graduate and undergraduate for african-american males a u.c.l.a. was six hundred sixty two. that's three point three percent of the nineteen thousand eight hundred thirty eight other males. out of that six hundred sixty african-american male students sixty five percent under graduate as we wow so now the supreme court has set this dangerous precedent that may mean that more american universities will return the same old discriminatory policies that have set back minorities for generations because. a nation where white males comprise sixty seven percent of congress if you're a minority then your share existence is a threat to the status quo