michigan state the first big ten team since michigan in 1943 to go unbeaten and win every game by tenappearance in the rose bowl, '88. they got out to an early lead and percy snow dominated and forcing four turnovers. 'ro rodney peete peat contributing. >> charles: percy snow combining things and ran the ball well on offense. lorenzo white. now jeremy langford running it and max bullough in the middle. >> gus: fourth down and ten at the 46 for braxton miller. here is miller. incomplete! buckeyes turn it over on downs! and the spartans are 1:13 away from pasadena.wbx spartans take over at the ohio state 46. they hand it off to langford. langford spinning forward. ohio state calls a time-out. they have one left. let's take a look at our kay jewelers diamond moment of the game. >> charles: surprise, surprise, comes on defense for michigan state. fourth and 1 1/2 and denicos allen defeats the block at the point of attack as an outside linebacker and after that stop and ball turned over on downs, it led to the clenching touchdown. jeremy langford sprinting to the end zone and into spartan

former congressman of michigan. have you with us tonight. >> thank you, ed. >> why is michigan's unemployment number so high? where has snyder failed? >> things would be a lot worse if it wasn't for the resurgence of the auto industry. i was in congress to help rescue the auto industry and the supply chain. many thousands of jobs in michigan. but right to work or right to work for less which is actually is is another one of rick snyder's failed economic policies in michigan. this is a governor that said he was all about jobs. his resume much like mitt romney's. he cut half a billion dollars from our universities, raised taxes on retiree pensions, on families raising kids and the lowest wage earners to give a tax cut to corporations. then he said he wanted to be like other right to work states including neighboring indiana. said this -- it would create jobs in michigan. rick snyder and his team can't point to one single job that's been created as a result of right to work or one business that's come to michigan. and

pushback is or not just detroit in michigan in my home state of michigan starting to wake up you know i think you can start to wake up of course twenty four twenty there is an election governor rick snyder is running for reelection and so i know people are already organizing to make sure that he does not get reelected there are folks like moratorium now the national action network are changing consorting and many other groups that are doing education doing teaching we're going to hold the banks accountable we're going to make sure that this kevin or character gets out of town soon this restructuring plan for the city beach where he doesn't disenfranchise anybody else and so you know we're not turning around and we're not going away we're continuing to move forward i think twenty fourteen will see a whole lot of activity there will be anti-government snyder reelection next year from your lips to god's ears pastor d.l. xander bullock it is always great to have you on the program. action ca org thanks so much for being with us thank you both. crazy alert subway warrior right now in singa

john yang, nbc news, east lansing, michigan. >> dylan dryer is here to sort all this out. christmas day forecast, lots of problems it seems still. >> it's going to stay cold unfortunately. the winds are going to pick up in michigan, too. we could see gusts up to around 25 miles per hour. so all of those tree branches coated in ice, we could see a few more of those snapping across that area through the day to day. soun fortunately, we're not getting much help and we're also looking at more snow through the great lakes region especially in the eastern parts of wisconsin into western michigan today. now you can see we do have winter weather advisories in effect not so much just because of the snow because we're not looking at that much snow, three to six inches in those areas. but because of the wind combined with the snow, makes visibility very poor. you can see we have snow falling still across northern parts of south dakota. and we also have snow moving out of wisconsin and eventually moving into michigan again today. where we could end up with three to six inches especial

the winds are going to pick up in michigan, too. we could see gusts 25 miles per hour. so all of the tree branches coated in ice we could see a few more of those snapping across that area through the day to day. so unfortunately, we're not getting much help. we're also looking at more snow through the great lakes region, especially in the eastern partsst witneparts of wisconsin and michigan. we have winter weather advisories in effect not so much becausest snow, because we're not looking at that much snow. but because of the wind, combined with the snow and it just makes visibility very poor. you can see we have some snow falling still across northern parts of south dakota. we also have some snow moving out of wisconsin and eventually moving into michigan again today. we could end up with three to six inches, especially in that brighter white area through wisconsin and western michigan. elsewhere, one to three inches. again, it's the wind that's going to make poor visibility. also across new england as we go into tonight and tomorrow morning. we will see perhaps one to

we'll be all over southeast michigan. the difference is today we're actually going to be going from hotel to hotel. >> undercover officer is at the mercy of the prostitutes to determine where and when the meet takes place and causes these operations to move quickly. >> because we're going into the unknown we'll have emergency planning in case something happens. we'll make sure everyone is vested up so we're taking those precautions to make sure that we have safety out there for our officers. >> don't recognize her. she's new. >> once again, detectives comb the online ads, looking for possible juveniles. >> she's put up more pictures. >> the undercover makes contact with a very young looking woman going by the name mercedes. >> says she was 18 years old and that she was willing to do new lap dancing but no sex or [ bleep ]. i responded back, would she be willing to do a hand job. she said she would be. right now we're texting back and forth. i asked if she's willing to do a car date. she's responding back. >> mercedes agre

let the people of michigan decide. >> joining me, michigan democratic state representative, kate segal and the guardian's anna marie cox. kate, i think for the rest of the country we are shocked and dismayed this is happening. unfortunately not only happening in michigan. there are eight other states where such, similar provisions have gone through. but, talk to us if you will about this citizens initiative. i think a lot of us are confused as to how 3% of michigan's population could have -- sort of supported this ballot measure, this measure, and gotten it through the state house. a loophole. used twice before to take away women's rights. what they were able to do put it through the legislature, with 4% of the people. and sat there, they had 40 days to act. if our legislature went back on christmas break. came back in january, let it go. the voters would have had the decision before them in november. but instead i think they took the howardly way out. they took a vote yesterday. that put women in michigan as second-class citizens. >> anna, this is not the first time we have talked abo

this is along michigan avenue between franklin and irving. there is a water main break that has the section close off. no problems through prince george's or montgomery county. 95 in maryland also moving good this morning. 295roblems along to 95 -- as you come in. you can see things are moving along at georgia avenue at wayne avenue. withlebrating christmas family and friends isn't enough, wait till you hear this story. >> this woman hits a major milestone. >> this woman hits a major miles[ 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 clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recoended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib

didn't screw news we go to detroit michigan or governor rick snyder and his little dictator cabin or obese. sleeping happily tonight that's because a federal court has ok detroit's bankruptcy plan and in all likelihood sent the city down the path toward more economic misery thanks to the course decision the hard earned benefit packages of detroit's twenty thousand retired public sector workers that police firefighters like that are now on the chopping block retirees will have to compete with wealthy bankers and investors over what remains of detroit's finances and let's face it in today's america that's typically the major uphill battle deep cuts to pension cuts are now pretty much inevitable joining us for more on this from detroit about today's ruling as well as what it means for the future of the motor city is the pastor d. alexander bullock founder and national spokesperson for the change agent consortium . change c a c or. action see actions that thank you action cac thank you thank you so much so what's the mood like in detroit those are it's a somber mood you know we've been w

conyers of michigan. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 429. the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, and a member opposed each will croel 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: thank you, mr. speaker. is substitute amendment entitled the conyers-watt amendment. i am very pleased to bring it to the attention of our colleagues at this time. i'm offering this substitute amendment which -- because it will give the members an opportunity to vote for language that will actually address the ible abuses -- identifiable abuses in the patent system. these abuses include the inability to identify the real party and interest and the filing abusive lawsuits against end users instead of manufacturers of products. these issues are addressed in a measured and balanced way in this substitute. and unlike the reported bill, which makes one-sided changes and fee shifting, discovery, and pleading requirements, and all patent cases, not just cases involving trolls, my -- our amend

a stretch of michigan avenue a shutdown near irving street.he 12 inch main program overnight and repair work is expected to take several hours. in the meantime, some people may experience disruption to their water service. one-day break for christmas, stores are back at it again trying to entice shoppers. some stores are already open. most are hoping that when you return that an unwanted gift, you will buy something else. many stores are offering deep discounts today. accused in a deadly shooting rampage at los angeles international airport is said to be arraigned today. on november 1, paul ciancia walked into lax with an assault rifle and targeted tsa agents. he killed one man and wounded three others. whorts are warning people signed up for coverage on healthcare.gov to call their new insurance company and make sure that they are enrolled. some people were unable to sign up at all. find herself not up online. she know what they -- she met with a navigator and enrolled through the health care exchange. she waited 5.5 hours for help and still

the guy is finally caught, sentenced to 15 to 30 years in a michigan state prison. sentence enough for you? >> the sentence between my wife and i was enough for us, yes. we thought on july 10 we would have closure. we stood in the hall of the courtroom that day and unbeknownst to my wife or myself, her colleagues, 7 to ten of them walked by us in the hallway, glared at us and sat on neil erickson's side of the courtroom. >> so teachers in the school and subsequently the teachers' union supported this monster. >> yes. >> they knew he was guilty. >> that's disgraceful. >> this group of teachers was a tight clique, but after i found out in the courtroom that these teachers that were sitting there wrote letters of leniency. i got to read them the following week. i just couldn't understand it. >> the union came in and is demanding, what, $10,000 in severance pay for this guy? is that what's happening? >> yes. >> yes, it is. another slap in our face. >> and the school district isn't going to give him the money though, i don't think. >> the school board has went ahead and

michigan and new england are covered in a thick layer of ice.thousands of flights across the country. midnight is the new deadline to sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov. that is if you want coverage to start on january 1. the obama administration and extended the deadline by 24 hours. they did not want a last-minute rush to crash the webs -- that could crash the website. suzanne kennedy is that the live desk with the latest on the story about the meningitis outbreak last year. >> about 750 people died after about 750 people developed fungal meningitis and 64 people died. they have agreed to set up a victim compensation fund worth more than $100 million. the massachusetts-based company gave up its license and filed for bankruptcy. michigan, tennessee, and indiana had the highest number of cases. the company says it denies any liability or wrongdoing, but wanted to establish a fund for people who died or suffered. victims have until january 15 to file a claim. >> thank you very much. this morning, a christmas wish people living in an u

theres a petition in michigan, 160,000 sign it, they can -- >> that's what confuses me.the population who signed this petition to then override the governor's veto. what i don't get, melissa, you talk about gun control, reproductive freedom, the far right seems better organized about this. how is it the vast majority of women in this country who use contraception, who know a friend who has had an abortion are not more up in arms about this and willing to make their distaste, anger known at the ballot box. >> i think there's a couple of things. one, it does go back in part to what liz was saying. the idea that birth control ends abortion, only in certain kinds of cases and certain kinds of abortion. it doesn't change anything for sexual assault and birth control doesn't necessarily change anything. if you're trying to get pregnant and your pregnancy goes wrong and has to be terminated. the problem is particularly women voters, educated, more income, a whole variety of things are in circumstances they believe they can make and are empowered to make a set of life choices th

there is outrage in michigan after the largest teachers union, the michigan education association announced its intention to give a $10,000 severance package to a former teacher and convicted child molester. the former math and computer teacher, neil ericsson, was found guilty of sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy over three years and was sentenced to 15 to 30 years in prison. unbelievable. we reached out to the m.e.a. and they defended their actions saying they are legally obligated to enforce the contract for all employees. while the union fights to pay this criminal $10,000 in severance it is bullying several hard working respectable teachers, including my next guest, by refusing to let them opt out of the disgraceful organization. the union says the teachers missed the period they call the august window to terminate their membership and are still trying to collect their dues. joining me now, kindergarten teacher miriam chansky and her attorney and director of the mackinaw legal foundation, patrick wright. tell us your story. so you didn't want to be in the union. so tell us what happene

msnbc goes undercover with michigan's human trafficking task force. >> hey, are you taping me? >> for a sobering look at the overwhelming power of drug addiction in the business of sex for sale. >> i thought that i could just do it once and stop. >> it's a growing epidemic that can touch anyone, even the all american girl next door. >> this is going to sound crazy, but it's not that hard to go once you're using drugs from the point "a" to point "b" of selling yourself. think about it, how are you going to get that much money daily when your addiction is out of control and you're using so much of it? how are you going to get that money every day? ♪ >> it's a saturday night in detroit, and the city is jumping. the local economy is finally on the rebound, and people are out on the streets again looking to celebrate and have a good time. to some, that means buying a woman for sex. >> hey, it's sanchez. >> state trooper richard sanchez is part of the michigan human trafficking task force. >> they say my girl is walking the track right now by telegraph and graham river and what she's

>> john yang in michigan for us tonight. john, thanks. >>> overseas tonight, there is a new crisis spot for the world. that means the u.s., as well. southern sudan is right now in the grip of nonstop violence. there's growing fear there of an all-out civil war. over the weekend a u.s. mission to airlift americans out of there had to be aborted when the aircraft came under fire. now u.s. marines are standing by in case they have to evacuate the embassy. for more on this increasingly dangerous state of affairs, we are joined by our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell, in our d.c. newsroom. andrea, first of all, what's this conflict about? and second, the stakes for americans there. >> reporter: well, let's talk first about the american lives because senior officials tell me they think they now have evacuated all of the american civilians out of south sudan. but today the pentagon did move 150 troops and ten aircraft to the region from spain, in case they need to evacuate the embassy. why this is precautionary?

michigan coach brady hoke says go for two in the win. no! intercepted. buckeyes finish a perfect regular season with a 42-41 victory. they'll play in the big ten title game. urban meyer has yet to lose as head coach of the buckeyes. michigan state looking to wrap up an undefeated big ten season against minnesota. conner cook, play action pass, hooks up with josiah. 12-yard score. michigan state wins. they will face ohio state in the big ten title game against weekend. stanford hosting notre dame. an update later in this newscast. what a day. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00, a california teen tells us how she survived after falling off a cliff and making it through frigid overnight temperatures. >>> plus, the obama care website hits an important deadline. what's being done t to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied b

and by the way, we are going to re-run the michigan interview.see it because it's friday and it's a busy ki christmas. we'll rerun it the day after christmas. if you know concerned americans, tell them. that will come up the day after christmas. that's it for us tonight. check out the news factor website different from billoreilly.com. spout off anywhere in the world. o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town if you choose to opine. word of the day is kindness. and vopone is a sly person. he gets a signed copy of "killing jesus." i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here. we are looking out for you. merry christmas to everyone. >>> new backlash to oh the administration's latest obamacare exemptions. also tonight -- three times in a week the courts accuse the administration of lawlessness. tonight the fallout. plus, a new twist in the "duck dynasty" controversy. why this may now be a turning point for the religious right. and a cable news anchor claims, quote, vile bigots shouldn't have free speech rights. who gets to decide what's vile? t

that's why. 90 days, 160,000 signatures, the clock is sticking, michigan.ing up, there has always been at least one good thing about flying. that you didn't have to listen to other people's cell phone conversations while in flight, but that might be about to change. more on that ahead. >>> first, i want to share the three awesomest things on the internet today. the first comes to us from national public radio, who issued a story last year they called the afterlife of american clothes, chronicling how used and donated clothing from the united states usually ends up in sub-saharan africa. most of it comes from charities who packs up clothing by the ton and sends it across the ocean in container ships and makes its way to places like nairobi, kenya. this one particular shirt caught the producer's attention. dancing with the tunes. the shirt had a name inside, rachel williams, so to close the loop, they posted to their tumblr page, a call to assistance, can you help us find the original owner of this shirt. one man was from a jewish news service who used facebo

i under the detroit but michigan stayed out. it.troit is michigan's responsibility as much as the governor might like to pretend otherwise. >> but do you have to do it for print, saginaw and others. >> i think you're going to see that story, i would be worried working with the cities. >> detroit is so big, how does it change the game going forward? >> well, i think certainly you have to treat detroit as it's own entity. dean mentioned that each city is different, and that's a point i would stress. many states have programs to intervene with distress before going to bankruptcy. it is an end game that no one wants to find themselves playing because it means that it's run--the city has run out of options and it really needs to renege on many of its promises. >> knowing what you do, do you think detroit could have avoided getting here? >> detroit could have avoided getting here if they had intervened earlier. no one was surprised when detroit filed for bankruptcy. the sad trust about detroit is that it's been on a long steady decline an

these surfers braved the cold in lake michigan. are you supposed to surf on lake michigan? live close to there. i never heard people talking about it. >> this guy's doing it. >> the water was 45 degrees. one surfer says the frigid cold temperatures help the adrenaline rush and that the waves are much better this time of year. >>> time for a look ahead and a look back. president obama meets with newly elected mayors. martin walsh will be there along with bill de blasio to talk about creating jobs and other issues. >>> on this day in 2003, iraq's president, saddam hussein, was caught as reported by nbc's campbell brown and lester holt. >> we are following a major breaking development out of iraq. saddam hussein has been captured in his hometown of tikrit this morning. >> dna evidence apparently confirms it is saddam hussein. he's reportedly in the custody of u.s. military. >>> happy birthday to singer taylor swift, 24. actor jamie foxx, 46. and dig van dyke, 88. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "

it is summertime to the cold across portions of the north central plains back into michigan. it did heat up just a bit yesterday but the cold air on the way again. we have this air mass pushing in out of canada producing light snow back into montana. as we take a look across portions of minnesota we have a blizzard warning in effect just because of the wind, the winds will be howling to 20, 35 and 45 mph over the next several days, and it will bring in a:cooler air mass. we're talking about wind chills, and a lot of folks into the midwest currently are without power. look at temperatures right now in detroit, 38 degrees, but that's nothing compared to what it's going to be as we track into tonight and tomorrow. as i said that arctic push in and out of canada not only effecting the northwestern plains but the entire country. that cold air pushing in out of canada will spend temperatures down in the teens in some locations. look at shows reaching a high of 14 by tuesday. negative two i in in minneapoli. we have an area of low pressure organizing as it gets ready to track into t

joining me is senate democratic leader for state of michigan senator gingrichen whitmer.thank you. >> thank you for being willing to talk about something that is so painful. what made you want to go public with your own personal story? >> well, i didn't know i was going to do it. i really didn't. until i had gone up to the microphone. it was something i had been mulling over. but it became very clear to me that my republican colleagues weren't listening to any women. they didn't have any testimony on the bills. they didn't listen to medical providers. i was trying to encourage one of my colleagues to share his story about a dnc his wife needed with the baby developing in utero s was -- wasn't developing and needed to be aborted. i thought if i'm encouraging him to share his story, i should. >> how disappointed are you being that personal, that public didn't change the minds of the men voting on this? >> i serve in a state senate there's only four women out of 38 senators. >> four women. have other women run for office, or is it they don't get slated for office. we talk a

right now, we are seeing most of the snow skirt right up on michigan and, also, towards pennsylvania and into new york. so we will continue to get some bands of heavier snow. total so far, chicago, in that darker blue area, parts of southern chicago, three to four inches of snowfall. farther over, into the south, you've got en that area of purple is about 10 to 12 inches of snow in illinois. champaign, pennsylvania, five inches. one inch for west virginia. now, we will get concerned about windchill factors and, also, icing. here is what we have in the way of wind gusts. notice the blustery cold air, about 20 miles. there, and we have got wind gusts elsewhere. a lot of rainfall and that rain has been heavy with tornados in parts of pensacola up into georgia. now we will see closer to sunset, the temperatures, you can see, a big difference. very cold in the north. this weekend, we will still have the snow up the northeast. so while we get to a better place tonight, around new york, manhattan and harlem, it's going to get more touch-and-go as you get up into vermont and connecticut and

. >>> a new record at university of michigan's football stadium.t's turned into an ice rink on new year's day. the current hockey game record set there, 113,000. the big house has held twice the population of ann arbor. >>> three points. keep your eye on the ball there. the globetrotters saw that. they gave him the trotter tribute award for that shot. he scored 30 points in the game. his team lost, but no doubt here, mara, he won the unofficial of bmoc. >> a moment he will not forget. thanks so much. now, for a look at the friday weather, bill karins is here. >> snowstorm is come k. >> that's all you ever say these days. >> or cold. it's been really cold. let's get to the snow event. first things first. this is the moisture that will turn into snow. cold rain in oklahoma and texas. freezing rain beginning to start in areas of extreme southern kansas and into missouri. missouri is a travel trouble spot. to the north and west of washington, d.c. we have winter weather advisories from st. louis, detroit and pittsburgh. snow is white. a snowstorm for n

which is why, in michigan, opponents of this new law are calling this the rape jurns law. made yesterday by the democratic leader in the michigan senate, greatch en whittemore. >> i think the fact that rape insurance is even being discussed by this body is repulsive. and for those of you who want to act aghast that i'd use a term like "rape insurance" to describe the proposal here in front of us, you should be even more offended that it's absolutely accurate description of what this proposal requires. this tells women that were raped and became pregnant that they should have thought ahead and bought special insurance for it. by moving forward on this initiative, senate republicans want to essentially require michigan women to plan ahead and financially invest in health care coverage for potentially having their bodies violated and assaulted. >> and she was just getting going. the stunning turn in senator whittemore's floor speech happened when she decided essentially to set aside her prepared remarks and tell her own very personal story. >> i'm about to tell you something

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in 2013, the university of michigan led all college football in home attendance.hat is the only school other than michigan to lead the football attended since 1975? the answer is straight ahead on sportfolio. >> other than michigan, the only university to lead the nation in attendance is the university of tennessee. the volunteers edged out the .olverines in 1997 the financial success of big- time football has put a strain on the traditional business model of college sports. there is no blueprint on how larger conferences should share revenues with their smaller neighbors. ncaa regulations have presumed that one-size-fits-all him about big ten commissioner does not necessarily agree. he sees complex problems that require systemic solutions. >> how does the whole college athlete hitting paid issues get resolved? everyone that i sportsroughout college is against pay for play. everyone is in agreement that we the ncaa tocture give us the latitude of flexibility to dress certain problems -- address certain problems. how do we make sure the student gets the cost of edu

we see lots of videos from the michigan humane society.is particular video, it is these two adorable puppies, valentine and secora. >> look at them cuddling up to each other. >> the michigan humane society received a call from the family inside this house saying these two stray puppies had wondered up on their property. >> it seems to me like somebody abandoned them. they knew to sit by the door. they knew to sit by the door to go inside because it is warmer there. it is obviously cold if this is michigan this time of year. >> luckily, in this case, this was a really easy rescue. as you can see, the puppies followed him to the van. >> it is warmer in the van than outside. >> that's exactly right. that van took them straight to a vet's office. they received some vaccinations, the nourishment they needed and now they are available for adoption. so anyone in the detroit area can adopt these two beautiful little ladies. >> this is like a free ad for them. everybody can see how cute they are. go and adopt them. >> look at those faces. >> i migh

and as nbc's kevin tibbles reports tonight from charlotte, michigan, power crews are racing to get the lights and heat back on. >> reporter: the sun barely shows itself, but crews are already in the sky. how come you're still smiling? >> happy to be out here getting people's power back on for them. >> reporter: they have come from as far away as wisconsin, ohio, and maryland. putting in 18-hour days away from their own families at christmas. >> we had various wire-downs and our number one priority is customer safety and employee safety. so we have to make sure we keep the public safe. >> reporter: it's freezing cold down here on the ground where i am. so where he's working, it's probably 15 to 20 degrees colder in the wind. here heavy ice buckled power lines. the crew is efficient and fast. residents, very thankful. >> we've got so many christmas cookies that i don't think me or dave would care to have another one. they've all been appreciative. we haven't had one bad thing said to us. >> reporter: some will have to wait awhile longer. >> unfortunately the power company at this time ha

. >> rose bowl can be seen at 2 in the afternoon over on espn featuring stanford and michigan state.heading to pasadena covering all the action at the rose bowl as stanford faces michigan state. get all the play by play just follow larry on twitter at larry biel abc 7. >> writ now let's turn our attention to our forecast. >> yes. we are in the high 60's as we enter the new year. spencer is in for sandhya tonight. >> proving you don't have to go to pasadena to find mild weather this time of the year. we have it right here in the bay area. live doppler 7hd mainly clear sky with few thin high cloud moving overhead. looking back at a portion of the sky line of san francisco. temperatures mainly in the 40's on this panel of cities from san francisco to oakland redwood city, los gatos half moon bay. mid 40's and live from emeryville across the bay and mostly clear skies. readings in the 30's and north bay. santa rosa, napa no have the 0mid upper 30's. low 40's at fairfield concord livermore and one more live view of san francisco enter until airport. these are forecast feature. partly clou

>> from rural michigan to the suburbs, romeo pimps sell dream toth the naive. >> you're a victim in all of this. >> and even the girl next door. >> don't judge a book by its cover. just because i live in a nice house doesn't mean i live a nice life. >> hello, mom? >> it's an uphill battle for investigators trying to rescue children trapped and scared. >> we really are trying to help you. >> they have nowhere else to go. so for us to say to them, we want to get you out of this life, i don't know that they necessarily believe us at that point. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover in michigan, to rescue those lost in sex slavery in the motor city. >> tonight, we visit the streets and suburbs of detroit, michigan, joining the mbi, state and local police as part of "operation cross country five," a nationwide dragnet to crack down on those who exploit juveniles in the sex trade. in the process we came across the destroyed lives often left in the wake of human trafficking. >> thanks everybody for coming out. as you know, today is the kickoff for "cross country operation five." >> oftentimes there

fight. >> michigan and ohio don't really care for one another.ches were being thrown. if you are in a fight they were saying, unlike the michigan game. three players were ejected. marcus hore had to leave the big house. mum will not be happy with sun. no, no, no. the bucks are number three in the nation. brax tonne miller, down the pipe to jeff herman. with 32 ticks left, big blue rallies back. michigan down by one. head coach rolling the dice, going for two and the victory. not happening. ohio holding out. the buckeyes are definitely in the championship picture. >> we run the ball really well. >> what was it like when you watched michigan on the conversion. >> i don't blame the coach, it was a great call. we ended it right there or the game. it's a classic rivalry. >> how do you describe carlisle's performance. >> if there was a better back in the america, he's as good a back as i have been around. >> auburn beats alabama, and now the tigers face mississippi. the tigers in the fcc championship game. >> rebecca back next with weather. >> after th

part of michigan.tangible way, snyder dodges no bailout for detroit, no financial help for the city, not even for pensioners already in or on the edge of poverty. it comes with a lot of pain, with a lot of outrage from government workers as well. how do you balance that? >> look, that's a great question. and i think the key thing is something that was referred to in that editorial. the average pension at cook county is $34,000 a year. no one is getting rich being a public employee retiree. and at least in our case and i think it's similar in detroit, 80% of our retirees stay in cook county. you're talking about cutting the income, it's a limited income and these people are still in your region. they're spending money, paying rent, doing those things that make the economy healthy. it's why i focus on this issue of governance. we can't go back to '08 and change the past but we can change the future. and so the balance has to be that if people are already retired, you need to be fair. you cannot make drac

in michigan about 100,000 people are still without power. thanks to utility workers like tony. at any time you get a storm like this pretty rough. this is our job. it is what it is. we just want to keep safe, keep warm and do our job. >>: dan law with michigan utility consumers energy says the warm-up this week and could help the have closed repair the remaining outages. >>: these people have a been home for christmas yet but are here to bring power back to michigan. >>: main is another hard hit area. >>: it's been dark. spot i made the fire we have to keep on. >>: the storm blasted toronto. in fact city officials said it's one of the worst ever hit the city. >>: this toronto resident called this unacceptable. >>: no one has been to our street to fix anything. >>: adding insult to energy forecasters are calling for more snow and places like maine and michigan. shelby wrote reporting. at >>anny:utility crews have been working around the clock from maine to michigan and north into canada this week. offsets yet more than 230-thousand homes and businesses remain in the dark this mo

. >> rose bowl can be seen at 2 in the afternoon over on espn featuring stanford and michigan state. >> larry heading to pasadena covering all the action at the rose bowl as stanford faces michigan state. get all the play by play just follow larry on twitter at larry biel abc 7. >> writ now let's turn our attention to our forecast. >> yes. we are in the high 60's as we enter the new year. spencer is in for sandhya tonight. >> proving you don't have to go to pasadena to find mild weather this time of the year. we have it right here in the bay area. live doppler 7hd mainly clear sky with few thin high cloud moving overhead. looking back at a portion of the sky line of san francisco. temperatures mainly in the 40's on this panel of cities from san francisco to oakland redwood city, los gatos half moon bay. mid 40's and live from emeryville across the bay and mostly clear skies. readings in the 30's and north bay. santa rosa, napa no have the 0mid upper 30's. low 40's at fairfield concord livermore and one more live view of san francisco enter until airport. these are forecast feature. p

. >> at another bar in michigan, he left $3,000.ugh for the bartender to pay a year's worth of car insurance and more. there's reports that this morning the donor is jack selby, a former internet exec. but he is staying silent for now. >>> police car dash cams usually don't show good news until now. this dash cam shows an indiana patrol officer coming to the rescue of a teddy bear when it landed in the middle of a major interstate. we're told that the bear and its human family have been happily reunited thanks to that police officer. >> pretty cool. >> good for him. >>> the nfl's week 14 kicking off tonight with jacksonville hosting houston. as for last night's basketball action including a big upset in college hoops, here are our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. how's your day going? he's stan. i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. >> it's really early. nobody knows how they're day's going. too early to call. carolina and michigan state. price johnson scores. if your day is going well, it's going to be

michigan state 34-24. ohio loses, florida state like i in the title game. >> maybe the underdog will come through. >> very close, we'll see. >> weather when we come back. tÑ >> right now it feels like it's below zero. all the cold air from canada dropping temperatures down. it feels like 9 below zero. 3 degrees below zero for nebraska, where we have been getting snow, working in. iowa will have a bit of snow - 2-4 inches expected. as we move to what snow can look like in the mountains, it's great for skiing and snow boarding, but you'll contin to get snow at the higher parks, so, too, the colorado rockies. a lot of snow in the higher elevations of the south-west. that's where the area of low pressure is. the track is causing all kinds of problems, pushing up snow into iowa, northern missouri and parts of kansas. it is south of the low that we have the interesting mix of weather. called a goulash so to speak. snow, sleet, ice, rain coming together and creating iceaccumulation. y morning, we have an ice stor

. >> rose bowl can be seen at 2 in the afternoon over on espn featuring stanford and michigan state.rry heading to pasadena covering all the action at the rose bowl as stanford faces michigan state. get all the play by play just follow larry on twitter at larry biel abc 7. >> writ now let's turn our attention to our forecast. >> yes. we are in the high 60's as we enter the new year. spencer is in for sandhya tonight. >> proving you don't have to go to pasadena to find mild weather this time of the year. we have it right here in the bay area. live doppler 7hd mainly clear sky with few thin high cloud moving overhead. looking back at a porte sky lin temperatures mainly in the 40's on this panel of cities from san francisco to oakland redwood city, los gatos half moon bay. mid 40's and live from emeryville across the bay and mostly clear skies. readings in the 30's and north bay. santa rosa, napa no have the 0mid upper 30's. low 40's atandrd livermore and one more live view of san francisco enter until airport. these are forecast feature. partly cloudy tonight. chilly in the inland vall