current temperatures 33 lansing. 31 at woodstock. 31 set at the airport here. so when the still showing up around the area as you can see. >> it is cold out there. what is interesting as the lake has gone down. we're down to 46 degrees. that is an explosive situation retake cold there and put it over that type of once. temperature increases with warmer air out to the west. >> our forecast generous sunshine but breezy. the chilliest air here in 17 years. a high of just 34. to my scattered clouds. it will be breezy. a low of 23. the wind tends to stay up along the when fronfront. the air on the shore line rushes to fill in. 41 tomorrow. even warmer, 48 on thursday with a high of 48. showers are next due on friday. of rain not snow this time. that is good news. >> time for today's good news. >> ti[ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clin

that could set up a huge game in east lansing. the blitzing safety, isaiah lewis. >> chris: i think pat narduzzi got a little tired of them hitting little shots down the field, said i'm going to blitz and not sit back and let them pick us apart. isaiah lewis, safety blitz. >> sean: third down and five. allen, another catch at the 20. he extends the drive. give nebraska credit. once again this week, fighting till the end. they had the dramatics the last two weeks. too much of a hole today. so here are the up-to-date standings. minnesota off this week, having a remarkable season. the gophers. to make that game for everything in the legends division on november 30th in east lansing, they need northwestern to win in chicago next week. michigan state has used its last time-out. you think the defense and those stats don't mean something? they have just about all the startes out there in a 20-point game in the final minute of the game. they don't want on to let nebraska into that end zone again. >> chris: they work hard to get those numb

lansing mich else as is where you have to start the seventh inning etc in providing new opportunities for these people has to happen one small step at a time starting with simple things like giving them a roof over their heads the house and that helps them to work and to save and it provides a leg up in their attempts to escape poverty. it's a sahm or so the city the police three hundred seventy families live in this poverty stricken area. volunteers are providing support. so far they've built forty small horses here. the authorities don't officially recognize the smile and don't provide basic services like water or waste collection. many of the people here work as day laborers. some of them are simple word that they built dwellings of whatever scraps they could find. the taco didn't even have that now she has a wholesome for rona. yes it's only ever since i was very small. i'd always dreamed of one day having a little house that i could never afford it. now it's like i actually own one. i was in youtube. and someone was. i am. you find some of the people who you are learning about or

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. >> schieffer: now to lansing, michigan, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers. congressman, what about this idea, you heard what senator feinstein said about granting clemency to edward snowden and bringing him back to help investigate the national security agency. >> well, the only investigation here is to what extent he knew about the material that he stole and who else he worked with. certainly the russians are not allowing him to stay in the country of russia because they think he's just a nice guy there. is clearly more to this story. i think that is a -- if he wants to come back and open up to the responsibility of the fact that he took and stole information, he violated his oath, he disclosed classified information, that by the way has allowed three different terrorist organization, affiliates of al qaeda to change the way they communicate, i'd be happy to have that discussion with him. but he does need to own up with what he's done. if he wants to talk through why he did it those things that would be the appropriate time and the appropriate way to do it

>> no, a kid just got arrested in lansing, michigan. he tried to play this game and the guy he attacked had a concealed weapons permit and the kid is now in jail. >> the one who shot him is in jail? >> they interviewed him and he said they basically are inspired by watching people on the internet get away with it it. you can't blame it on tv these days. anyone can pick it up on the internet. >> if you are going to cover it though, cover the story of somebody who has a weapon and fights back. now it is not so easy. it is not a game and you will get yours. >> isn't there any -- >> it was the same kids. it is not gang-related. he said we are just board. >> they are doing this because they are board. >> we are so screwed. >> that's why you have to released the dvd home collection. the best of "red eye." >> that is so true. the evolution of my hair and weight. no kid will leave the house. another argument -- this is why video games are awesome. they keep kids indoors. they hit each other on-line. even though we look at this stuff it is terri

. >> stew ellen started coming here to lansing correctional around 1980 for what she thought would belunteer work but ended up committed to these guys for life. >> she had the grandmother effect on people. >> she just shows she cares. >> my heart is seeing something because the light on, it starts the kindle within us and tells us maybe we are not that bad. >> you take the time to really listen to each other. >> sue ellen has helped develop and now runs a program called reaching out from within. >> the program basically helps prisoners work with one another to become kinder, more ever he tick people. >> that is what it is about, coming from inside each of us to pull the problems out. >> reporter: most admit they really need that help. the question is, what does sue ellen get from being here? >> i am addicted to personal transformation. >> reporter: is that possible with the prison population, half of these guys go back into prison after they get out? >> not our guys. >> what do you mean, not your guys? >> over 90 percent of our people, when they leave prison, do not return. >> reporte

three more in philadelphia are reported and more attacks in chicago and milwaukee and lansing, michigann ugly game played by cowards. i suggested it may not be only black on white crime. bob, do you think race is at the root of what's going on? >> i don't know the answer to this. i assume that everybody that has been caught on camera doing this has been a minority. but my question is, they caught them on camera. how many of these people have been arrested a. and b, are they entertaining the notion of hate crimes which they should if it's black on white crime. >> in new york state a lawmaker in upstate new york is looking to make it a gang crime which carries up to 25 year sentence for it. maybe something like that would help. >> if you look at it, there are no black victims from what i can tell on that. definitely is racially motivated and the question is, the cowardice of the media and black leaders who comment on anything but black on black violence or black on white violence. two people have agreed this san issue. charles barkley and thomas soul who you couldn't find two more differe

here is john in lansing, michigan. caller: hello. myas actually taking physical, taking her physical at fort wayne, detroit, the day he was killed for the army. he went in in december. i went in in january. we got our physical that they, and i walked across to a bar to wait for him to go to the army, and when i walked in, they said the president had been shot, and then my friend came over and we both ended up serving three years in the army after that. we had both wanted to serve for him, and it was a big shock. has not think this country ever recovered than that. i think it has gone down hill ever since. host: did you serve in vietnam? whatr: i will tell you happened. i ended up in fort riley, kansas, the first infantry division, 1965 him and i got , ands to go to germany that was in april of 1965, and the whole division went to vietnam in july of 1965. so i guess i was -- i guess i -- by out, by going it missing it for a couple of months. i do know, in those days we had a lot of trouble with the east germans and russians, and if th

. >>> going from rags to riches, ryan reese from lansing, michigan, the 23-year-old won the world seriesr, just a year after being flat broke. the youngest of nine finalists in the game took home the grand prize of $8.4 million. what w h secret? he said lucky cards. they all sy that. >>> getting ready to bring in the money for their public debut , two 13 week old tiger cubs at t national zoo. they successfully completed their swim test today, keeping their little head above water and make it t dry land. the tiger cubs are allowed int the natural hitat there where they rest up for the big day on november 18th. that is all we've got for you. i ho you made money today. be su to tune in torrow. we get u close and personal with the jaguar convertible s-type cpe. it will be here. i will be in it. jaguar has a big,ot announcement you don't want to miss. that is here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. >> warning, the following jokes are rachy, risque, and for adults only. >> suzanne, you look great. i think i'll have your room sent up to mine. >> no one threw a better party, better black tie, a-list, racy, r

in one case out of lansing, michigan, a station interviewed 17-year-old marvel weaver serving a yearnocking a man out in january. >> reporter: weaver said this wasn't the first time he played it. before he was caught, he and his friends had attacked people on several occasions. >> not many, i would say overall, leike six or seven. we p don't try to rob them or anything. that's the gail. >> reporter: according to weaver, it's not gang related. teens are playing it because they're bored. and they've been seeing others doing it and getting away with it on the internet. he says he used to play it because he was usually dared, high and with a bad group of friends. >> if somebody throws out there, okay, we going to play this and few people go along with it and one thing leads to another and -- just goes downhill. >> joining me now from new york to react, fox news anchor geraldo rivera. this is so heartbreaking and so sad and there's so many things going on here. washington post had a big story in metro section. two women appear to be victims of these knockout game attacks. interviewed a yo

joining us now from east lansing, michigan, vincent duffy, chairman of the radio television digital newsion. and here in washington, richard prince who covers news about journalists of color in his online column. so, as journalists, i think we're used to politicians becoming convicted felons after they get elected so this is kind of an unusual thing. vince, you wrote about this for the newsletter. what happened here? >> well, this was really a problem of the newspaper to begin with. they just didn't cover it. they had a questionnaire that wantwaz david filled out and sent in and that's the basis of everything you need to know article that they had. after mr. davis was elected, the day after, they accomplish publ story throughout flint telling voters that he was a convicted killer something voters may have wanted to know before the election. >> his conviction was in his google results, the first page. why didn't they just at least google his name? >> i don't know. the editor of the newspaper apologized in an article and said that they didn't do a good job which is a bit of an understateme

. >>> going from rags to riches, ryan reese from lansing, michigan, the 23-year-old won the world seriesa year after being flat broke. the youngest of nine finalists in the game took home the grand prize of $8.4 million. what was his secret? he said lucky cards. they all say that. >>> getting ready to bring in the money for their public debut , two 13 week old tiger cubs at the national zoo. they successfully completed their swim test today, keeping their little head above water and make it to dry land. the tiger cubs are allowed into the natural habitat there where they rest up for the big day on november 18th. that is all we've got for you. i hope you made money today. be sure to tune in tomorrow. we get up close and personal with the jaguar convertible s-type coupe. it will be here. i will be in it. jaguar has a big, hot announcement you don't want to miss. that is here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. "the willis report" is coming up next. >> hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report," obamacare chief kathleen sebelius on capitol hill defending the government's

wasr uncle, robert lansing secretary of state during world war i. they grew up in this very elite environment. they were brought to washington to stay at grandfather foster's mansion. they were having dinner with grover cleveland and william howard taft. not were able to absorb just the ideas of the american elite, but their style, the perception, the way this elite looked at the world. this is why i see them as vessels of american history. imagine their grandfather, john watson foster, campaigned for abraham lincoln. they in office projected american power all over the world during the nuclear age. >> why did you get interested in them and when? agoi wrote a book years about how the united states overthrew the arbenz government in guatemala. the dulles brothers played key roles in that overthrow. i wrote another book about how the united states overthrew the government of the run. -- iran. the dulles brothers were also players in that operation. i became more interested as i realized how central the dulles in thes are, not where, 1950's. every lite

eight years, i was just re-elected to a third term in lansing.you've got to have public safety and security in the neighborhoods. and they haven't even done that. and if i was governor, i mean -- and i'm not running, but that is priority one for all this time they haven't fixed the conditions on the ground. >> and what's your response to duggan? when you think about everything you've been talking about, what are some of the other players besides kevyn orr you think in terms of their roles in what's going on in detroit? >> they have a new governor. you are a native of detroit. they have a new mayor. i think any new mayor has an opportunity. he wasn't handed victory and he deserves an opportunity to govern. i can tell you mike duggan has my support as a fellow mayor. he was dually elected and he should be given the reins of power and the support. if the state is going to be there, again, what have they taken over? there's a state takeover. you haven't made the people safe, you haven't turned on the lights. so i think that mike duggan should be give

. >> stew ellen started coming here to lansing correctional around 1980 for what she thought would bevolunteer work but ended up committed to these guys for life. >> she had the grandmother effect on people. >> she just shows she cares. >> my heart is seeing something because the light on, it starts the kindle within us and tells us maybe we are not that bad. >> you take the time to really listen to each other. >> sue ellen has helped develop and now runs a program called reaching out from within. >> the program basically helps prisoners work with one another to become kinder, more ever he tick people. >> that is what it is about, coming from inside each of us to pull the problems out. >> reporter: most admit they really need that help. the question is, what does sue ellen get from being here? >> i am addicted to personal transformation. >> reporter: is that possible with the prison population, half of these guys go back into prison after they get out? >> not our guys. >> what do you mean, not your guys? >> over 90 percent of our people, when they leave prison, do not return. >> repor

the foreign secretary william hague lansing a way to say this is the best chance in a long time for an historic agreement between iran and the west. deal is all a table that would be in the interests of all nations and the difference is that of may between the houses on our own. and i believe they can be bridged with political will and commitment. he travels to russia to meet kristin piece into looking for tougher times in a new clean record for the ride moscow has sixty two missile believed to be seen be breached. lavrov dismissing israel's concerns has been moved from reality. it still is the king increasingly isolated. at least eleven people have been killed in an attack on egyptian soldiers this in the sinai peninsula any of this it is now at least according to state media it was a suicide attack that if people running a car into the side of the scanning of tt soldiers and expensive seven people were injured now since the honey will see was ousted in july attacks on security forces in the region have increased. in other news the money let them fly at a news paper and outside a bank

host: lansing, michigan. hello. caller: i would like to say that mr.nyder is a republican, but he has turned our economy around. a has turned our deficit into surplus. i will give credit where credit is due in that regard. the polls are open here in lansing, good luck to all of the candidates. host: a lot of people -- a lot of papers are both -- are focusing on the detroit race today. caller: yes, sir. i hope everyone gets out of votes. host: thank you. speeches, thisf is the detroit free press -- are visiting as many polling places as possible. predicted voter turnout will not exceed 25% today. kevin from fort lauderdale, florida. independent line. caller: thank you for having me on. we have toorida -- give them the lowest marks out of all governors. aware, that everyone is far sides of the coin -- as as the governor, do not know how anyone acknowledges him as a real republican. my issue with rick scott is a couple fold. before he took office, referendum went out. the people wanted the state redistricted. they wanted the whole thing read wrong. .- re-

: weaver says he was playing knockout when he was shot twice by the man he was trying to punch in lansing, michigan. now weaver is in jail. >> just a lesson learned. somebody just throws out like, okay, you want this? and you go along with it and one thing leads to another and just goes downhill. >> reporter: in september in new jersey two young teenagers were killed with killing this man after police found the 46 yered wi 46-year-old. although only a handful of assaults across the country, lawmakers are looking for harsher penalties as law enforcement agencies step up patrols for those playing a dangerous and disturbing game with potentially deadly consequences. for "today," katy tur, nbc news, new york. >>> such a wild thing. when we started talking about it yesterday in our meeting, i just heard about it earlier. my son is 7, i should point out, on monday, where he take the tae kwon do. they were saying be careful and here are things to protect yourself. >> one more thing out there. what is going on? >> who comes up with such a ridiculous and terrible idea? >> and who goes along with i

i just came back from a reporting trip to lansing, the capital of michigan, my home state. somes fascinating to test things and think, how did the state not dig this up two months ago when it happened? those publications are decimated in many states. if you want to talk to andy kroll a about some of his work for "mother jones," our phone lines are open. democrats can call (202) 585- 3880. republicans --(202) 585-3881. (202) 585-3882. you can begin calling now or post your comment on facebook or twitter or e-mail. andy kroll, your book is called "the triumph of the drill." tell us about this story. guest: the story came out of the idea or the conundrum that you have the oil companies who are some of the largest profits in the history of the world, and at the same time receiving these really generous tax breaks and subsidies totaling many billions of dollars from the federal government. it does not make sense. why do they need that when they have all the money in the world? more money than they can count. more money than they know what to do with. that was the piece of lookin

in lansing michigan. now, weaver is in jail. >> it was just a lesson learned.thing leads to another and it goes downhill. >> in september in new jersey, two young teenagers were charged with killing ralph santiago after police found the 46-year-old with his neck snapped and head stuck between two fenceposts. although there are only a handful of these assaults across the country, lawmakers are looking for harsher penalties an as law enforcement agencies step up patrols for those playing a dangerous and disturbing game with potentially deadly consequences. katie turr, nbc news new york. >> that is so twisted. a new report shows americans are driving less. we'll explore the reasons for that next. is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer e