. >> there isn't much crime in lansing, michigan. it's usually quiet. but this night was different. >> all of a sudden, i took this call, and this lady said that someone's breaking into my house. >> 911. >> someone broke into my house. i live at 4217 brighton drive. [ screaming ] >> ma'am, stay on the line. the line went dead, so i knew something was very wrong. [ sirens ] >> police were dispatched immediately. it took less than four minutes to get there. at first glance, everything looked fine, but behind the house was clear evidence of a break-in. >> the door had been kicked in and kicked in violently. the door was actually off of the frame and there was glass from the door outside on the front porch as well as on the inside entranceway from the door. >> inside, down the hallway, police found the bathroom door had also been knocked off its hinges. on the floor was the body of 67-year-old audrey nichols. she had been shot in the head at close range with a .32-caliber bullet. >> the phone that they believe that she was using was found right in that area

right here at beginning of the video you see adam merit and his 6-year-old daughter brianna in lansingmichigan. and they're about to get a big surprise. they've been told you guys are getting easter baskets. they walk out to a group of people who belong to homeless angels people highlight the problem of homelessness and try to help out. this woman is telling brianna, we've got something for you. >> you are so welcome. >> she's got a new bunny, and a basket full of goodies. but they are not done because she's not the only one getting a gift. >> got a little something for daddy. who doesn't need it right? >> thank you. >> have a nice easter. >> they hand him a gas card. he's like yeah that's nice but he doesn't have a car. he's not carless for much longer. >> you're kidding me. >> he's light-headed. he can't comprehend that somebody just gave him his greatest need a car! >> every problem, obstacle i had was solved with this. this means i can do what i need to do for her and i don't have to worry. >> whoo! >> wow. this is an amazing gesture. >> a gesture like this sometimes we think about

. >> a propotionmotion for the 20th annual lansing bwl college cook-off.k video a way to promote it. happens june 5th. we need to book our tickets. >> i want to be a judge. >> why haven't we been asked to judge the cook-offs? >> chili cook-off i can take the heat. >> you can see from their reactions they weren't expecting that kind of heat. >> winter is kind of known to be a bit gray, sort of colorless, like you see in this beautiful, snowy video. put out by red bull. marcel, a four-time alpine skiing world champion, ready to make a run. but this is explosive. you never have seen video like this. check it out! >> coming from the gate. yep. each one of them packed with different colored powdered. marcel, like a pro exploding, each one as he plows through the gate, the mountain, and the winter coming alive in a rainbow of colors. >> this is brilliant. look like his skis are shooting flames. >> isn't it fun to watch? >> suddenly a plume of colors. >> at the end a big flourish of color. marcel, big smile. >> not everybody can do this color run. >> neat, too, t

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quality early care and education programs that assure they will enter kindergarten ready and able to lansing it is a time of change and opportunity for first five as it transitions from its outstanding work in establishing preschool for all in this city as well as a body for the nation. it is a time for first five staff and commissioners to strategically reconsider our role in developing the infrastructure and program that is are needed for children 0-3 while we continue to support preschool children and their families. we stand committed to the professional development of the early care providers and educators, a majority of whom are women working full time to care for and educate young children at one of the lowest levels of compensation. i ask that you please consider my reappointment to the first five commission, know that i will work together with city departments, the school district, community based organizations to make certain that services offered to all young children and their families will serve as a model in this city, the state and the nation. thank you. >> thank you very much

from lansing michigan, it's the champs it's the tuck family!eering and applause] and from atlanta, georgia, it's the israel family! [cheering and applause] steve: well, everybody's here trying to win themself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, fuel-efficient ford fusion hybrid. right there. [cheering and applause] steve: let's go meet the israel family! steve: hey, linda. linda: hey, uncle steve. steve: right on. how you doing? linda: i am doing wonderful. steve: everybody call me "uncle steve." i'm cool with that. what you do for a living? linda: i am a business manager in local government here in atlanta, georgia. [applause] steve: you're in the mayor's office? linda: absolutely. steve: yeah. that's the only government we got down here. [laughter] steve: i've been there. i like him. i like him. i love him. i love him. i think he's doing a fine job. linda: he's doing a great job. steve: well, introduce everybody, linda. linda: well, this is my wonderful and sexy--he's sexy like you, steve. this is my sexy

from lansing michigan, it's the tuck family.use] and from chicago, illinois it's the nodal family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win themself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, styling ford fusion hybrid, everybody. [cheering and applause] let's play "feud"! give me eddie. give me justin. [theme music playing] fellows, here we go. top 8 answers on the board. name something a man wears to drive women wild that-- justin: speedo. steve: speedo. ok. here's the whole question. name something a man wears to drive women wild that instead drives them away. eddie: cologne. steve: cologne. eddie: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. all right, let's go. [cheering and applause] steve: eddie, how you doing? eddie: i'm doing fine, steve. how are you? steve: good, good. what do you do? eddie: well, right now i'm a teacher. i absolutely love the craft that i do, but it's

from lansing michigan, it's the tuck family. [cheering and applause] and from plainfield, new jersey, it's the stokely family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win themself a lot of cash and the possibility driving out of here in a brand-new, head-turning ford fusion hybrid. right there. [cheering and applause] let's play "feud." give me lynn. give me justin. let's go! [theme music playing] steve: here we go, guys. we got top 7 answers on the board. name something of your neighbor's you'd hate to see in your dog's mouth. justin. justin: their mail. steve: their mail. [applause] [buzzer] lynn: their pet. steve: their--ha ha. their pet. pass or play? lynn: we're playing, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] steve: hey, lynn. lynn: hi, steve. how are you? steve: i'm good, good, good. what do you do for a living? lynn: well, by day i'm a system quality analyst at a hospital. at night i turn into the karaoke queen of plainfield, new jersey. [applause] lynn: that's right. that's right. steve: you

[applause] and from lansing, michigan it's the tuck family. >> yeah!e: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new stylish ford fusion hybrid. >> whoo! [applause] steve: folks, let's play "feud"! give me ted. give me justin. [applause] justin and ted: good luck. steve: here we go, guys. top 6 answers on the board. during a concert what might a grandma toss onstage to a sexy old rock star? ted. ted: her bra. steve: her bra. [applause] >> whoo! steve: pass or play? ted: we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. justin: all right. [applause] steve: hi, denise. how you doing? denise: i'm great. steve: all right. good. let's go. during a concert what might grandma toss up onstage to a sexy old rock star? denise: her cane. steve: her cane. ted: good answer, good answer. [buzzer] [audience groans] steve: kristine, hi. kristine: hi. steve: all right. during a concert, what might grandma toss onstage to a sexy old rock star? kristine: her grandma panties. steve: her grandma panties. denise:

and there are also seven arrests made in east lansing.ht now, it's about this stadium and the big game monday night. wisconsin taking on duke. dan? >> alex perez with what we call in the business, a tough assignment. alex, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> now to the other big story on this easter sunday. here's the shot from inside the popemobile as the pope makes his way through a packed st. peter's square. the man they call the people's pope kissing children, and even switching hats at some point. alex marquardt is on the story. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the pope just moments ago wrapping up easter services in rome, where the rain appeared not to dampen anyone's spirits. the pope called on the international community to end human suffering and fighting around the world. ♪ >> reporter: this morning, pope francis celebrating easter mass with a rain-soaked crowd in st. peter's square. the thousands of faithful undeterred by the weather, waving and clamoring for selfies with the pope. as he slowly

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robert lansing, who was wilson's secretary of state who he treated badly said " how do you define an ethnic nation? what about the people who don't want to be a part of it, they have an ethnic nation too? can you keep subdividing it until you get smaller and smaller nations? how can they survive in an independent world?" wilson told the senate at the end of 1919 that he had come to regret that he ever uttered the words national self-determination. he said, i did not foresee what trouble it would cause. and so you look at the paris peace conference. i'm inclined to say that wilson and the rest of them did the best job they could. nevertheless, you can, and i will finish with this, there are things you can criticize about what wilson and what some of the others did. he was right, i think, to insist on negotiating the league covenant first. his associates did not want to do this but he said, we've got to get the covenant first. the covenant was the first part of the treaty with germany to be written and it was going to be put into all the other treaties as well. there is certainly groun

in east lansing, mishchiganmichigan, the anger was a bit more dispersed, 17 people were arrested in theameron indoor stadium, the fans followed the action and look forward to monday's national championship game. >>> lawyers for aaron hernandez begin his defense tomorrow. the former new england patriot is on trial for murder in massachusetts, accused of killing one of his associates almost two years ago. prosecutors called more than 130 witnesses. nbc's ron allen joins us with a preview of what we can expect monday. good day to you. >> hi there. hernandez is accused of killing odin lloyd, body found riddled with bullets about a mile from hernandez's home. no eyewitnesses have come home no murder weapon found so prosecutors have been trying to come up with enoughsirk assistant circumstantial evidence to convince them the former football star also is a cold-blooded killer. >> give heart and give your attendance here monday morning at 9:00 a.m. >> reporter: after nearly two months of testimony from more than 130 witnesses. >> he's charged with possessing a specific firearm. >> reporter: law

lansing, illinois. anthony. caller: the reason i'm calling -- a question for your guess.s it true that iran can apply a nuclear bonmb within three months and if there is no deal made, and we don't get inspections, my question is if they can get a bomb in three months, if we put the sanctions back, and with those sanctions after three months if we are saying they can get a bomb within three-month, if after three months, we don't have a deal then would that mean that we would go to war? host: so what happens if we don't get a deal? guest: that's a good question. will we go to war? i don't know. what will happen is we will have a continuation of the same -- i would call it cold war -- that we have had for the last 35 years. that situation has not served our interests. in other words, these 35 years of estrangement, glaring at each other from across a desk -- there has been violence, there has been lives lost. senator obama, candidate obama in 2008 said, we need to change the situation. he said, if i'm president, i will talk to the iranians. i will talk to the iranians becaus

and yet we saw in lansing michigan where i live -- the capital of michigan -- where there was a case and a trafficking situation that the f.b.i. and local officials addressed. so what we're finding right now is that as we proceed with confirming other people for other positions monday nights we're voting on other positions we're voting on district judges, we voted on other people for other positions not held up by human trafficking not held up by trying to get that bill resolved. but for some reason the attorney general position has somehow been held up. so i don't buy it, madam president. it makes no sense that we would pick one person, one person -- not others but one person and decide that this person and this nomination this confirmation vote will be held hostage to another issue. it's time to stop it. 146 -- 164 days is long enough. 164 days is long enough. it is time to give loretta lynch the respect and the vote that she has been waiting for and she deserves. i would yield back the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll.