this is the first time indiana has beaten michigan state in east lansing since 1991.hoosiers beat the spartans, 72-68. >>> revenge for missouri against the fifth ranked florida gators. the tigers erased a 13-point deficit to rally past the gators, 63-60. a month ago florida blew out missouri by 31 points. >>> and the "associated press" reports that the ncaa has accused the university of miami of lack of institutional control. it's the latest episode in the two-year investigation into alleged rules violations by a former university booster. the institutional control charge is one of the most serious. >>> in the nba now, some last-chance heroics lift the nets past the bucks. brooklyn's joe johnson hit a game-tying three-pointer in the closing seconds to push the game into overtime and then johnson hits a buzzer-beating jumper at the end of o.t. to give the nets to win. brooklyn beat machilwaukee, 113-111. >>> when we return now, another look at this morning's top stories and the case of the stolen diamonds. a brazen robbery at an airport and the search for eight masked

when cuss at 40 or higher. 43 of lansing. the windows have been rattling.r south exposure. they have all been rattling. you can see the teens and twenties around the metro area. it turns northwest later in the week signaling the colder weather to come in. west winds at 25. temperatures for degrees colder than they were 24 hours ago. getting ready for an assault on this later in the week. there is a boundary out here. we think storms that come off the pacific will ride along. one or two may be snow producers next week. piquancy later in the week house southerly winds giveaway to northerly winds. the win superimposed on that as well. let's check our chicago forecast. for the rest of the afternoon peaks of sunshine. they will be very windy. high temperature of 34. the wind continues to gust just beyond 40 mi. per hour at times. clouds can and diminish. tomorrow partly sunny. seasonable up to 35. west winds at 10 to 18. >> we will show you this no forecast for next week. it underscores the fact that we are not done with winter yet around here. a lot more daylig

. >> that's jane fonda as she's playing the ceo leona lansing on hbo's "the newsroom." jane, i love you in that character. i swear i've worked for that person before. are you going to be back? >> it's kind of rupert murdoch that's been marinated a long time in ted turner. >> and that's who you base it off of. i love that. >> i love the character. and yes, i've already filmed the -- it won't air until the end of june, but the first episode of the second season. >> i wonder, were you able to use some of your past relationship experience with mr. turner -- >> ted? >> yeah, ted -- >> my favorite ex-husband. what that did for me, having been married to ted for ten years, it just made it not scary. i know the world, i know the universe, i know rupert muir dock. i know john malone. i know people who have media empires like my character, leona lansing does in the movie. so it brought me into that world with no fear. >> yeah, i love the intensity with which you play that. speaking of the intensity that people are playing different roles, the oscars are coming up here. i would li

from east lansing, michigan, welcome, the very persistent dave ellis. hey, dave. [cheers and applause] my, gosh. nine times altogether. >> nine times. >> six different cities. kept getting the rejection letters, the cards we give to you. >> brought 'em with me. >> you brought them with you here? so you saved every one? >> i always took one with me as motivation for the next time that i took the test. say, "look, i'm gonna show you guys. you're gonna pick me one of these times here." >> and look at you now! it paid off. >> now i have the ninth postcard that says, "congratulations. you're in the pool." and now i've got something even better. i'm here. >> you sure are. oh, dave. i'm glad to have you here. and you actually started trying out before your daughter maddie was even born. she's now five years old. she watches millionaire with you as well. >> she does. comes home from school, we sit down and watch, and she waits until the answers are revealed, and then she'll tell me what she was thinking. >> oh, good. >> and she told me that's probably a good way to do it

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particularly at the hearings of chuck hagel and hillary clinton, you see a lot of basically republican free lansing going on. i was surprised at how the lack of collective, thoughtful questioning -- you would have thought that they would have gotten in behind closed doors beforehand and said, what's our line of questioning going to be, what is second kwengs and thoughtful? in fact, that wasn't the case which is why hillary clinton most vividly gave as good as she got and came out on the winning side. i think hagel, given his inconsistencies came away unscarred. i think it's also interesting, most folks may not know this, the suggestion made yesterday by dianne feinstein of having another court look at this stuff, well, she made that suggestion that at the very moment a particular federal judge, who i happen to know is sitting in the federal building not too far away, is sitting on the court of 11 judges, they make decisions on warrants and possibly alleged domestic terrorists, a rotating panel of 11 judges. it's done very secretly. can't talk about what you've been doing. there's no reason that we

rig the electoral vote system to hurt urban voters got a big boost at the republican convention in lansing to junk the winner-take-all system and allocate votes by congressional district. this means voters in cities, detroit for example, who tend to be democrats, would have their votes minimized because they're geographically voted together. the real vote count in michigan last november was 16. romney, 0. 16, obama, 0 for romney. under the new system, obama would have won 7 electoral votes and romney, who lost the popular vote by 10%, would get 9 electoral votes. is that fair? in pennsylvania republicans are attempting a similar stunt. in virginia stricter voter i.d. laws limiting the types of acceptable i.d. required to vote have been passed by lawmakers and has gone to the governor for his signature. the voting rights act is going to be challenged by the supreme court. joining me right now is pennsylvania democratic party chair jim burn and the co-director of the advancement project, an organization that works to protect voting rights, judith browne dianis. i want to talk to you about th

and from lansing, michigan it's the parker family. let's go. give me monica. give me siota. the top 6 answers on the board. name something a woman sees in her boyfriend's home that makes her realize he's married. monica. >> wedding ring. steve: a wedding ring. siota? >> panties. [applause] steve: pa--pa--panties. they're gonna play. siota. siota, baby. boy. that had to be a really good feeling. >> yes, sir. steve: first win, $20,000. >> yeah. how much? >> $20,000. i saw you. first thing you do--big fella. first thing,

. >>> i'm toure in east lansing, michigan. a new salvo today in the civil war.rt of gay marriage. welcome to the modern world, you guys. >>> speaking of battles. didn't think you'd escape an hour without the sequester fight. yep, the koubd clock is officially ticking. >> y

. >>> i'm toure in east lansing, michigan. a new salvo today in the civil war. republicans signing on in support of gay marriage. welcome to the modern world, you guys. >>> speaking of battles. didn't think you'd escape an hour without the sequester fight. yep, the koubd clock is officially ticking. >> you want to go here again, s.e.? >> you go. >>> nancy pelosi called it a drive-by congress and speeding america toward another fiscal cliff. >> me again? >>> all that and first lady exercising political muscle. get it? because she wants us to get fit! >>> groundhog day february 2nd. will have an early spring. if you're wondering. but today is groundhog day in washington, at least that's how leon panetta describes the succession of getting his successor confirmed. con fired cleared a test vote today. same vote he failed two weeks ago. the next vote could come next hour. panetta had two farewell parties and waiting out the last hours of the tenure at the walnut farm in california. hagel, meanwhile, already working out of the pentagon for weeks preparing for the tran

to the same as a lark -- is our lawmakers did in lansing? that is to raise taxes to balance revenues and expenditures. budget1 did the deficit, we made a greater -- we made major reforms, but we also made net cuts to revenues. we did some difficult things. we worked for it in a positive way. you can see the outcomes of that. we have been growing. one of the things holding breath -- growth back is the fact that the sequester -- the sequester is a bad idea. we're not even getting a budget down. what the budget done so we can move on, have better certainty, and we would grow better if both things were accomplished. caller: i think you have a short memory. your -- do you remember and color have in a $1.7 billion surplus that he gave away to the 47% of rich people in michigan? i think you're trying to turn michigan into florida. kenya least set up reservation for us? -- can you at least set up reservation forecast -- for us? guest: we're trying to put dollars back into rainy day fund. we had a rainy day fund at $2 million. we're up over half a bi

priority for canada, and we have been pleased with cooperation we have received in washington and in lansing, michigan, and we look forward to getting this huge job-creation initiative moving forward in the months and years ahead. we had a good discussion and exchange on energy policy. the keystone xl pipeline is a huge priority for our government and for the canadian economy, and i appreciated the dialogue we had. president obama and prime minister harper both assumed a 17% reduction in emissions as part of the copenhagen accord, and that continues to be a priority with canada and our plan to phase out coal-generated electricity generation. i appreciated the opportunity to discuss other issues involving security. i share canada shares the huge concern with nuclear iran perspective. we need that to get beyond iran's support of terrorism, their human rights record, and the threat of a nuclear iran is the biggest threat to peace and security, and i appreciated your strong comments on this. i share the view that a diplomatic solution is possible. we support the p5 plus one initiative. we suppor

. >> i represent school districts like small, rural hillsdale county, and others like lansing, jackson, monroe county. is there a different role that must be taken at the local level between communities? in -- >> as far as between the law enforcement agencies and the communities? >> the whole issue of security based upon the size situation of the community. >> yeah, you know, i think one of the things that definitely needs to happen is more focus on training. of course, we train police officers that work in schools, but our training's also available the school administrators. so in those community environments, the teams need to be training together. school administration, law enforcement, fire department, they need to be working together in a safety team. >> the principals are the same -- the principles are the same, but there are unique situations, right? one size doesn't fit all? >> i would say that one size does not fit all. there are very unique situations out there, yes. >> thank you. mr. bond, in your testimony you state, and i quote that the most effective way to prevent acts o

. >> stephanie: diane in lansing, michigan, you're on "the stephanie miller show."caller: i don't know what -- >> some jurisdictions it is taxpayer funded. some, it's not. >> caller: okay. i just wanted to make that clear. >> stephanie: thank you for that. appreciate it. >> here in los angeles, if you sell back your gun you get a $100 gift card to ralph's. >> stephanie: and a 99 cent store spatula. >> off-brand comet. >> stephanie: jerry in sacramento. >> caller: hello stephanie. i just wanted to sound a little paul revere warning here. i know we're giggly about how the republicans are killing themselves nationally but locally, they're winning the battle. we're fighting to keep our schools open here in sacramento. they're closing 15 -- i'm sorry. they're closing 11 elementary schools, displacing 4,000 kids at a perfectly good school, they're profitable. no reason to close these except the superintendent of schools hired as his chief of staff, the head of the local charter school industry and our mayor is married to michelle reed who is the goddess of privatization o

careful driving around lansing, flint and detroit and also around grand rapids.ezing rain from cleveland to columbus, ohio, too. not exactly enjoyable there. here's what we'll deal with. that storm leaves. a new storm forms and heads north into new england saturday night into sunday. especially sunday morning would be the heaviest snow. the pink shading, 6 to 12 inches possible. mostly talking from the mass pike northwards, southern vermont, southern portions of connecticut. once you go further to northern new england, the amounts are a little less. let me give you specifics on the cities. not really thinking new york city's going to get much, if anything. maybe a tiny bit of snow on the tail end, but no accumulations. hartford, minor ordeal at one to three. same for providence, albany to boston, looks like you should be remaining snow at the backside of this storm. three to six. temperatures are not as cold as the last two weekend storms. this will be a heavier, wet snow. we're a little concerned with power outages especially southern portions of maine, new hamp

host: in lansing, michigan, lucia is a democrat. caller: hello. i would like to know why the major newscasts are not calling for his impeachment. it amazes me that we voted for this man in 2008 about all of guantanamo andf the torture. this guy rationalizes killing other people overseas. as much as i like killing the bad guys, i don't think that one guy in one department who i did not vote for and i voted for this time should be determining this. is he going to go out and kill the hispanic man that killed the black kid in florida because he's an enemy of the state? host: sun is an independent caller in martinsburg, missouri. -- tonya. caller: not only can the obama administration kill american citizens without cause or reason, they, with the defense bill, they can come to america and snatch you out of your home and they don't have to give you a trial court hearing. -- trial or a hearing. it is amazing how the democrats find every excuse for president obama under any circumstance to criticize him. you cannot march on several properties. that was in

to the same as a lark -- is our lawmakers did in lansing? that is to raise taxes to balance revenues and expenditures. guest: 1 did the budget deficit, we made a greater -- we made major reforms, but we also made net cuts to revenues. we did some difficult things. we worked for it in a positive way. you can see the outcomes of that. we have been growing. one of the things holding breath -- growth back is the fact that the sequester -- the sequester is a bad idea. we're not even getting a budget down. think of that. what the budget done so we can move on, have better certainty, and we would grow better if both things were accomplished. caller: i think you have a short memory. your -- do you remember and color have in a $1.7 billion surplus that he gave away to the 47% of rich people in michigan? i think you're trying to turn michigan into florida. kenya least set up reservation for us? -- can you at least set up reservation forecast -- for us? guest: we're trying to put dollars back into rainy day fund. we had a rainy day fund at $2 million.