there is lansing, 45 lansing. stopped and now going back again.commissioner murphy: so for some of these companies like salesforce, they're staying within their envelope of some of these buildings? >> right now, i heard salesforce as a special agent to review it right now. they dismantled the agency. but we have a meeting with development and with everybody. we say we are going to help them move the process in parallel with development at that time. commissioner murphy: i just wanted to congratulate you, tom. you have done a great job to get that fifth store to where it is today. i remember when you first started out, you're taking a shopping basket from the second floor to the fifth floor. you had all your stamps in there. so you have built a good structure around you. i hope that you succeed and get all the staffing you need. >> yes, i promise you i will do the same thing. my staff will do the same thing. and we will be working together to get the permit process going smoother and streamlined. because, you know, not only do you get promoted. you

we both pinch each other, like, can you believe i'm a kid from lansing, michigan, black kid from lansingd you're a white kid from -- and they're going to bring us together on broadway? this is truly amazing. >> i'd like a still shot of you and larry pinching each other. one of those for the next interview. >> you used to seeing us elbow each other. >> yes, indeed. yes, indeed. okay. we got the play coming along. you're into everything. into -- i mean, i go in restaurants, and when my food ain't right i'm always happy because i know magic owns most restaurants. it's cool to be your friend. lately we've talked basketball. surprised me. you're a basketball legend. what makes you look in the opposite direction from that sport and say, i want that now? >> i think, arsenio, i'm a big baseball fan. i always have been back watching the detroit tigers, back at home in lansing, michigan, and all the way to now. a big dodger fan. so baseball is a game that i love. i love to be in the ballpark. i love to just go in and enjoy a great baseball game, a great pitchers' duel. so -- with the dodgers being

. >> verne: for clark kellogg, verne lundquist saying so long from east lansing. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> verne: this has been a presentation of cbs sports. "on the road to the final four." the droid razr by motorola, now with amazing tools like the hd station. share your pictures, stream hd videos and movies. all on your tv. or connect your 4g lte droid razr to the lapdock and unleash its massive computing power. even seamlessly video chat. all powered by the 4g lte droid razr. droid razr by motorola, just $199.99. and back for a limited time, get twice the data for the same low price. verizon. >>> new hope, deadly tornadoes rip across towns in five states. tonight the survivors are coming together looking to the future starting to rebuild. >>> good evening everyone thanks for joining us i'm adam may. we just got word of another fatality. so far those storms have claimed the lives of 38 people across five states. now residents in one of the most affected towns henryville indiana head to church. a place of worship that has been turned into sh

. >> verne: for clark kellogg, verne lundquist saying so long from east lansing. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> verne: this has been a presentation of cbs sports. "on the road to the final four." >>> the mother can provide that overwhelming relief. >> massive relief for the tornado and storm victims in the midwest and south. hello everybody, i'm bruce johnson. we'll have the very latest on the storms in just a moment. first, we've got breaking news for the washington area. a police chase ended in a crash along pennsylvania avenue and southern avenue. there are reports of multiple injuries and a metro bus that may have been involved in this accident. matt jablo is live on the scene. >> it was quite the scene here just a few minutes ago when several cars as you said and a metro bus were involved in a pretty serious accident. it's all parentally started a little more than two hours ago when d.c. police say that prince george's county police were pursuing a car for some reason. this is where i am right now in southeast washington. prince george's count

itself from lincoln which is a major tragedy that's amazing i grew up in ingham county michigan for lansing as and just down the road in. and jacks i believe it is an eight hundred fifty six is where the republican party started so many of fred thanks so much for being with us tonight. appreciate your visit. crazy alert mr mustache makes me money. u.s. representative from maryland roscoe bartlett as introduce the stache act or the stimulus to allow critical higher expenses act in the congress bartlett introduced the bill to the house ways and means committee for study last week. dr john uter and a supporter of the aca a professor of accounting and tax policy at northeastern state university argues that the social and environmental benefits to moustache growth and maintenance contribute to the growth of the economy after uter also said in a report about the act that given a clear link between the growing and maintenance of mustaches and incremental income mustache maintenance costs qualify for and should be considered as a deductible expense stash where he advocates of the stache act will be

lansing but bilbao have the deficits in their euro league basketball quarter final with says after a victory in game three in spain. high school demand by moscow come from three goals down to be scarred by four in overtime in game one of the western conference finals. and the pedal to the floor charts exclusively to russia's only driver it's only petrol about his start to the new formula one campaign and his hopes for the future. of sas car moscow have lost for only the second time in this season's euro league they went down ninety four eighty one against bilbao as the spaniards hard to deficits in their best of five playoff series the army men now lead the quarterfinal to one heading into game full on friday well brought on by a capacity ten thousand fans the size eight would mean elimination from the competition but says karr will have to wait to book their place in the last four home side how to prepare a sporty seven forty need part time help by the outstanding market panic she scored eighteen points cost us about the latest was top score for the home side with twenty four hour i

the power company in lansing michigan you know they had some poison issue in that they have actually come from one of the drilling and we were we were told this was in the fifty's and early sixty's we were told that. eventually within a within a decade or so our electricity would be free and every couple months we gather up all the light bulbs in the house and take them down to the power company and then they'd exchange them for free you know get free libraries because eventually electricity would be free and you know you need to use more electricity and. what happened to that i mean. i must say i never had that experience of well it certainly didn't prove too cheap to meter and that quote by the way was it will one day be said one day it will prove too cheap to meter it's never proven to be cheap to meter in fact now the reason that the renaissance in the united states isn't taking off it's partly because we have an abundance of natural gas but it's just pricing itself out of the market. yeah it's costing somewhere between six and ten billion dollars the plants and you know utility

an hour and champagne illinoispaign lansing has gusts of 48 mi. per hour. we have unseasonable warm conditions 31 mi. per hour sustained wind ... 40 percent humidity. we have averaged 40 degrees since october. yesterday's 31 degree temperature increase from the day before was the biggest single day march temperature increase in 36 years there are all kinds of record-breaking statistics to underscore how unseasonably mild this weather is right now here. there are clouds but according to the satellite images we are not finished with the sun breaks just yet. 65 degrees right now at o'hare 67 degrees at midway currently ... this unseasonable warmth will be dominating the day we may hit 70. seven degrees above normal for the next five days ... this trend will continue ... we don't have any massive arctic air interrupting us we will get a few cold spells like tomorrow and the day after however we will warmup for the weekend. we have some wind advisories and we have some red flag warnings on the national map. the high pressure will be entering the chicago area bri

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that is why three lonely we love rick santorum protesters turned out in lansing, michigan to protest the delegate allocation at the republican party state headquarters. the santorum campaign is asking the national republican party to step in and investigate the whole michigan delegate mess. in washington state, which voted this past weekend, officials there locked people out in the cold. officials tried to say they should have been locked out because they turned up late. they since apologized to the voters locked out in the cold. officials admitting they weren't prepared for them to show up. in any case they are going to count the washington result, the locked out people as being a result for mitt romney. and mitt romney did win the washington caucuses by some distance. but if you care about who got second place, second place was really close between ron paul and rick santorum. so 1500 people turning out for the republican caucuses, and getting locked out in the cold for no reason might absolutely have made a difference in washington. buteh, sometimes you get your vote counted, somet

[laughter] lansing, michigan, you're on the air. [laughter] and now snoop dogg. i love snoop.uring the break that once he had a dna test that found he is only 71% black. is that true? unless my math is wrong, if you're 71% black, you're 29% not guilty. [laughter] congratulations. donald trump is not only one of my oldest and dearest friends, he's also an american success story. when he graduated college, he put his shoulder to the wheel, nose to the grindstone, borrowed $6 million from his father, and started a career. [laughter] donald trump, without a doubt, you're a new york landmark, which means it's only a matter of time until you bulldoze yourself to build some gaudy, tacky monstrosity and put your name on it. [laughter] we'll be right back. [laughter] [cheers and applause] - great, larry. that's great, larry. [cheers and applause] - larry king. come on. [applause] all right, snoop dogg is up next. [cheers and applause] that right there was my impression of the receptionist at a parole office. uh, make way for the most dangerous man in 1993, snoop dogg. [cheers and appla

that is why three lonely, we love rick santorum protesters turned out in lansing michigan to protest the delegate allocation at the state he headquarte headquarters. they are now asking the national party to step in and investigate. in washington state, officials there locked 1500 people out in the cold, out of the caucuses. happened in benton county, washington. officials first tried to say all the people who got locked out of the caucuses should have been locked out because they turned up late. those officials have since apologized to the 1500 or so voters who were locked out in the cold, state representative officials admitting they weren't prepared for them to show up. but in any case they are going to count the washington result, the locked out people as being a result for mitt romney. and mitt romney did win the washington caucuses by some distance. but if you care about who got second place, second place was close, between ron paul and rick santorum. so 1500 people turning out for the republican caucuses and then geth locked out in the cold for no reason, might absolutely have

. >> reporter: the play was written by dustin lanse black who won an oscar for his screenplay of "harva"milk." kate kendall works sat through much of the real trial, says "8" provides a way to share the experience she had with the world. >> the most powerful thing about this re-enactment is demonstrates everyone. there's no real evidence for why we shouldn't permit same-sex couples to marry. >> if you missed the live event, can you watch, it where else, on youtube. all 85 minutes of the play will be posted and available to watch for at least the next week. >>> just this morning, republican presidential candidate mitt romney picks up another key endorsement, house majority leader eric cantor. that comes one day after a double-digit win in washington and two days before super tuesday when more than 400 delegates will be up for grabs, but check out who came in second in washington, behind mitt romney who took 37% of the vote, ron paul took second, with nearly 25%. rick santorum was a very close third. this is romney's fourth straight victory, and as "today in the bay" brian moore reports, as he

state michigan they're doing something strange on the campus of michigan state university in east lansings new course, and it is going to be called "surviving the coming zombie apocalypse: catastrophes and human behavior." because this can really be applicable to real life. students are going to learn how to undertake a catastrophic event simulation involving a zombie pandemic. they'll be broken up into survivor groups and will have to chase the fachallenges of livin and surviving together during a catastrophic event. they say it's a serious topic and worthy of academic study. one more reason to go to michigan. >> good to see the tuition money going to good use. ready for zombies but not the work force. there's a myth around for years of if you drop a penny from a high enough height that if it hits you it could actually kill you. a new study from the university of virginia says that ain't so because of air resistance and the shape of a penny it cannot kill you if you get hit with one. but what can, ballpoint pen, if it falls down from a high spot and knocks you it actually can kill you. n

maria hechanova at our lansing station is there. >> over 100 homes were damaged and 13 destroyed in a small town of dexter, michigan. >> initially, it's kind of a shock value. when people say my house is destroyed, that's your initial concept of how bad it really was. >>> this morning, dexter residents assessed the damage. >> i thought it only hit this side of the house from what i was listening to. until i walked out and saw the garage was missing. >> he hid inside his home as he watched the tornado head straight towards him. >> i realized it was coming faster than i thought. i went down in the basement and got down there. i could hear it getting louder and louder. all of a sudden, everything started exploding, the doors. i could see the neighbors' houses were falling apart. >> the slow-moving large funnel cloud of wind, hail and rain touched the ground for 30 minutes tracking ten miles of devastation. >> you don't have enough time to pray or kiss yourself goodbye. you just sit there and wait and just hope that you're going to be there at the end. >> minutes later, a second funnel cl

they saw a cross burning, lost relatives to lansing. with that, though, they were working class people. worked as a domestic. worked as a laborer. and they joined the naacp. i was active in the naacp youth council. i was an honor student. i was in the choir. i had a sense of what was going on. we collected food and books of north to send to the civil rights workers in the south, distributing best of to the communities. pot died and i was about to of years old, sue was just me and her. there was this thing of wanted to be a man, figuring that out. and then dr. king back killed and i was enraged, angry. as of the day after this a went to school. on the fringes of television you would see sophy carmichael and bobby seale into newton. the news described them as the black militants. of course talking about black power. it's interesting. i want to back up and talk about power because all of my lessons of black history, i don't want you to think that it was over the dinner table with books spread out. a working man, and he was a good , what th

lansing, state capital, up 16 cents overnight. flynt, jackson, 17 cents overnight. spike in a key state. prices rose two cents overnight. the national average is $3.91. most people in america are paying $4 for regular. martha: that is bummer way to start your day when prices fill up almost 10 cents overnight. stuart, thanks a lot. bill: interesting he mentions michigan, illinois and day or two ago and ohio last week. those are critical, critical areas of the country. meanwhile skyrocketing gas prices keeping tow trucks rather busy. aaa saying more and more drivers running out of gas on the road waiting too long to fill up. here is a driver in phoenix saying it was her friend's fault. >> i lent a friend my car for just a shorter rand so it was. and they left me with a thimble full of gas. bill: wow, that driver had enough gas to make it to the nearest station. aaa says the drivers to keep their tanks at least a quarter full. martha: some friend, huh? bill: here is your car back. martha: here is your car. bill: go to the gas station, chuck up a 100 bucks to fill it up

representative zorn is with us from lansing, michigan, via skype.e, we're going to get to clayton in just a minute. how could the state not know that she hit the state the lotto? >> there hasn't been any law set in place to make the connection between the lottery bureau and the department of human services. >> why is that? it just doesn't seem to make sense when you have so many people on welfare receiving money and then a big a story as winning the lotto, how could that connection not be made? don't you run the name and the social security number and get all that information? >> there's a loophole that provides for a person when they win the lottery to receive it either in a lump sum -- >> representative zorn, i'm having a hard time hearing you. i'm wondering, is it possible you can come a little closer to your computer. i know it's skype. this is always tough. is there a way you can adjust a little bit. let's try again. >> please repeat that. i apologize. >> there has been a loophole that's been found when the winners collect their winning prizes,

more rallies and marches are in the works from tampa to washington to lansing, michigan.aising new questions about what really happened during the last few minutes of trayvon's life. the "orlando sentinel" says trayvon killer's george zimmerman was bleeding from the nose and back of his head. zimmerman says trayvon attacked him, unprovoked. a long-time friend says zimmerman continues to suffer from that. >> he hasn't been back to his apartment, which is in that complex, ever since that happened. he's being treated for post traumatic stress disorder, for depression, for insomnia. he cried for days after this happened. the george zimmerman i know is not here any more. because he knows that he took someone else's life and he's extremely remorseful. >> athena jones is following the events in washington. >> in a few hours, the democrat side are hosting what they are calling a forum to look at hate crimes and racial profiling. also to examine the stand your ground law we've been hearing so much about. of course, these new details have emerged. i asked a texas congresswoman whet

lansing and flint rank third and fourth. milwaukee rounding out the top five. >>> we could do it.ake off, live in the woods. >> they'd catch us. >> it is an instant box office hit. "the hunger games" raking in $19.7 million in yesterday's midnight showings. it is expected to earn up to $140 million and rank as one of the biggest opening weekends of all time. >>> debuting at the top of billboard's albums charts, one direction's "up all night." those are your number ones here on "weekends with alex witt." play it to the break. ♪ [ groans ] pssst! don't go in there! it's your surprise party and we want this hair color to be party ready. let's get some dimensional color. now!? what if it comes out wrong? [ gigi ] nice 'n easy gets your right color every time. guaranteed. in one step get tones and highlights for a gorgeous result. surprise! surprise! surprise! surprise! i had no idea. [ gigi ] get the color you want every time with nice'n easy. and now new non-permanent nice'n easy. natural looking tones and dimensional shine for first time colorers. from the color experts at clairol.

host: steve an independent in lansing, michigan, you're on the "washington journal." caller: thank you. yeah, my question is pertaining to the budget control act that the senate put out last september that was signed in by both houses and basically paul ryan actually said that it's not the best deal, but 60% kind of went their way on tribal rules, whatever. what they wanted. and this is kind of how i'm looking at it. this supposedly the budget control act which is in law. i don't know why paul ryeian is coming up with another budget for 2013 when -- this budget was a two-year budget. it was supposedly trying to eliminate any political argument pertaining to going into the election, and another year after that that whoever took office that it wouldn't be another political issue after whoever did take the presidency. but -- so what is this paul ryan budget pertaining to budget control act, which was signed last year? host: i think we got your point. guest: thank you. actually you are following this. let me just say that, yes, there was agreement, house republican leader

shelby will use for resources to bring service opportunities to public high school students in lansing. cristina will implement an after-school literacy program for multi-cultural students in inner-city schools, to give them access to multi-cultural mentors. these projects together will help the organization scale up by 37,000 hours of service over the next year, and involve a lot more young people in doing this. let us give them a hand. that is a good idea. [applause] [applause] now i would like to invite to the stage sam king, an undergraduate at stanford university. [applause] he is wearing his commitment's name, code the change. here is the issue. more and more and more, the individuals and foundations that donate money to nonprofit organizations want to, understandably, keep down the percentage of the donations that goes too centralized costs, things that do not directly touched the intended beneficiaries. that is a laudable goal. but there are certain unavoidable costs for computer systems and technologies, for example. to better connect the world of non-profit and computer scien