michigan state got off to a 15-4 lead 13 of those coming from trice. second half malcolm, with the beautiful cut, but trice and the spartans they were just too much. the three-pointer, that might have been the dagger. he had 23 in the game. michigan state knocks off virginia in back-to-back tournaments 60-54 the final. here's tony bennett following the loss. >> things right now, of course are the final of the season after a heck of a year with these guys what they have done. but it just leaves that feeling that um you wish you could have taken it further. but it doesn't take away when all the dust settles, what was accomplished. we give thanks for that but certainly will learn from what took place. >>> great season for uva, but let's face it they should not have been the number 2 seed but number one. villanova should not be going on for the tournament today. >> and michigan state should not have been a 7, but higher. >>> we're going to stick with the college basketball team maryland taking on west virginia start time at 8:40. carol maloney is in columb

. >> the victim was 55-year-old margarette eby, a music professor living in flint, michigan, about an hour's drive from detroit. she was found stabbed to death in the bedroom of her home. >> by looking at the crime scene photographs, it was amazing. the body was positioned almost the same way, the wounds were almost the same. >> and security at her home was as lax as nancy ludwig's hotel. >> the gatehouse where she stayed at this beautiful estate had its own entrance that was supposed to be gated, but the gate was usually open. no guard there. >> there were no signs of forced entry, and no valuables were missing. margarette eby had a habit of leaving her doors unlocked and had no curtains on her windows. >> the estate had a number of people who came on regularly to do work, lawn care people, electricians, painters. >> after her murder, investigators found a partial fingerprint on her bathroom faucet, but it didn't match any known criminal offenders in the michigan database. investigators also found evidence of sexual assault. but at the time, dna testing was still in its infancy. >> i

michigan state, how many times do they keep moving >>> michigan state had a chance to knock virginiania was one seed last year and they got beat by the spartans in the sweet 16. magic johnson still bleeding the green and white. he had reason to cheer. a pass to travis wright with 13 of their first 15 points. the spartans led by 11. the cavs needed a spark by justin anderson. they shot just 29%, but that cut the lead to two. under three minutes to go, spartans up just five, but trice put the game away way deep three, 23 points for the senior. michigan state wins 60-54 and knocks virginia out for the second straight year. >> you got to talk about not wanting this to be your last game. >> it's funny you say that. i got a text this morning saying don't let this with your last game. >> something happened funny last night after the game. we watched a little film and give them a meal and send them up and bring them back down. after the meal they just sat there and laughed and talked. usually you had guys that would run up and grab their phones and text their girl friends and call it a week.

michigan state, they beat maryland 62-58.ar at maryland for des wells and he really wanted to >> i don't really care about an extra rest. i wanted to win. but, you know, michigan state tom izzo they're a great program and he's a great coach. >> it is what it is. we've won a lot of close ones. moving into the next tournament and our guys have very confident in close games to win the game. >>> atlantic 10 semifinals shaka smart and vcu taking on davidson. first half. graham the shot is off the shot. muscle it is rebound and doesn't miss from that close. 16-point lead at halftime for vcu. davidson did battle back in the second half. tyler buries the 3 pointer. 19 points. it's a 5-point ball game now but vcu start to pull away. cox with the jam. 18 points and 8 rebounds. graham really leading the way for vcu. his shot just couldn't miss. three pointer there. another three ball here from graham. he had 18. vcu 93-73 and head to the third straight atlantic 10 final. >>> to the women's side. patriot lead championship first half wind

michigan state up 2. under a minute to go.bes in the corner, misses the 3, but, the crutch put back, they go on and hold on to win. 76-70, michigan state 7th trip to the final 4. >> football fan we are not going to disney but we are going to indy we are excite about it. >> got so close last year, four minutes away and not getting it. it make -- it makes it worth the while. >> i want to tell you five times this year i thought we were good enough to get here. i would be lying. i could not say that i did. >>> michigan state will play duke in the next game in indy. that will be followed by wisconsin and unbeaten kentucky. >>> former warrior star, the head coach could be, red storm is saying the coach is is expected to accept it. >>> now, jordan, trailing walker by 7. now, 8 holes to play on it. gets the birdie. he was within 4. no drama here. walker who lives 30 minutes from the course in san antonio held off. he shot 16. set him up for a bird. walker win by 4 shots, his 5th victory in the last two seasons. >>> this guy, much more

on men's side, michigan state takes care of louisville, my home town.faced off for the final spot. could the little ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> games of the elite eight. blue devils have 15 final four appearances while gonzaga, who has been to the ncaa tournament 18 times has never made it to the final four. cowboys quarterback tony romo and torch jason garrett big on duke. okafor lays it in and the foul. blue devils run away in the second half. matt jones three of his team high 16. kevin pangos. they had two free-throws after that giving the game to duke. duke, back in the final four for the 12th time with coach k tying john wooden for the most all-time. >>> march belongs to michigan state's tom izzo, six final fours, looking for number seven against louisville. trice, 3 of his 17. got it. the cardinal were led by wayne brashears. marvin clark puts msu on top. eight seconds on the clock could have been a three-point play. instead the 48% free-thro

a tanker truck fire in dearborn michigan. on michigan avenue.s trucks there that are trying to put this tanker truck fire out. we don't know if there is fuel. we're just learning it is gas and diesel fuel that's berning and that tanker fire. they're doing their best to contain it. this is on i-94 michigan avenue, in dearborn michigan. outside of detroit. we don't have any word on injuries or severity of injuries. if there are. but we'll keep our eye on this tanker truck fire out of dearborn, michigan. >>> we follow breaking news. back to michigan to show you this tanker truck fire. this was carrying fuel gasoline, and also diesel. it looks like they're beginning to bring this under control. but this has been burning for quite some time. this is in dearborn michigan outside of detroit. we're told this is the eastbound lanes of i-94. interstate is shut down in both directions for obvious reasons. no word on any injuries. at least two other vehicles are also on fire. you see the black smoke there, seen for miles in the area but we'll continue to mo

virginia will face michigan state sunday. michigan state knocked out virginia last year in the sweet 16. now we'll take you to the news conferences live in char -- charlotte at virginia is currently at the podium. >> reporter: were you nervous down the stretch when it got to 62-60? >> they made some tough shots. i knew we were going to have to make some plays, stops, free throws. when you look at her 25 attempts to their six, that was significant and then to step up and make them. pure never safe when you play a -- you're never safe when you play a team like that that can score in spurts and hit kind of unlimited range shot. we had to make some adjustment and guard in some unconventional way we really haven't had to. some teams in our league did some things, so we had that to draw on. of course, i knew that game was in the balance. my assistant finally put his guys in at 20 sick seconds and i think i looked up -- 26 seconds and i think i looked up and said they're probably a team that could bang a few three's. when you're up

if you are talking about subsidies for me, michigan and michigan state both make money, i don't havee athletics. you go to auburn, do you love football more or lower tuition more or research? that's the deal here. but me, i was a michigan football cheerleader. kennedy: is that true? >> yeah. me and jim went at the same time. that's why i showed up in the yellow sweater. kennedy: that's how you got the interview. that's fantastic! i figured he was a charlie leduff fan. i figured he was huffing leduff. >> he is a leduff fan. kennedy: i didn't realize you had academic history. >> i can do more push-ups than him. kennedy: at this point, i believe. >> just saying. five million? >> i think he's a better college coach than a pro coach, honestly. i think he likes to whip those people into shape. what is the ultimate solution, the satisfying solution for limited governments, charlie leduff? >> in terms of college athletics? >> yeah. >> do you it the michigan way, which is you don't take from the public trough, and you deliver a good education for the kids that come through that program becaus

including chamring their girlfriends with hand-written cards he had his son who is the michigan tightoach. jay harbaugh. send this note to the girlfriend of 4-star recruit nasier upshur basically saying her boyfriend speaks very highly of her so she must be special and they hope she'll put in "a good word" with him about michigan it also adds to "keep him in line" and they hope to meet her when they are in town again it ends with "go blue!" don't write it down give her a scholarship >> pam :good night everybody will see you >>> open war. >> rosie o'donnell and her daughter's birth mother. >> rosie o'donnell has my daughter. she took her. >>> then, regis philbin's surprising revelation. he hasn't seen his cohost kelly ripa since their show ended. >>> michelle obama for 600. >> you can find it in a variety of dishes. >> what's up with the first lady's hair? >>> plus, neighbor versus neighbor. their cat mauled by two dogs. >> this man does not deserve to have an animal. >>> then, 23 years on death row. she went to prison a beauty. now she's set free. and she has white hair. >> i always b

it was taking care of the home team. >> reporter: a home team are you listening michigan legislators,>> and msnbc's joy reid joins me live from detroit. what do you have coming up next hour, my friend? >> reporter: we have got a packed hour for you, craig melvin. we are going to talk about this happening behind me even as we speak, 100 kids from local area schools learning coding and tech and we'll talk to debbie stabenow and also talk about the incentives they are doing to try to get homeowners back in detroit. we have a lot going on packed hour at 2:00 craig. >> joy reid live in the motor city, good to see you. be sure to watch injure special, growing hope event in detroit that happens in less than 15 minutes. you can learn more at msnbc.com/growing hope. let's go to francis rivera keeping an eye out on another story making news today. what you got? >> this is what's trending here as we rounds out the workweek hash boycott indiana is trending on social media. mike pence signed a bill into law allowing businesses to deny service to same sex couples based on religious beliefs. now 64,

michigan state on sunday. >>> the colonials play cwa. they play for the colonial. he puts them within 10. lindsey in the game and the colonial season 82 - 69 the final score. >>> she's leading her ladies in the first tournament game. they found zimmerman. ally for three. season over 75 - 67. >> i was hoping to root for one of them. >> oh, the fisherman. >> i thought you were having a problem? >> i was, i was doing skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> don't forget you can tweet me or jan all day. >>reporter: ready for the full full weekend of spring. w

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got out to a huge lead over michigan state.too many mistakes sent the terps home a day early. >> they played a great game. we fought to the end, but each and every night doesn't matter what your record is or what you go through throughout the season. some days you're not going to be the better team that night. michigan was the better team. >> we were comfortable with our lead a little bit and things went downhill from there. we had a chance to win it at the end. we'll learn from this one and go on. >> the mistakes we made throughout the game, we could have won not making those mistakes. this is a learning lesson. >> defensively, gave up too many layups. it's too easy for them, dunks. you can't give up, i'm guessing six or seven layups in the second half. you can't give up that many and expect to win. >> we won a lot of close ones. it's good to get it out of the way. >> the silver lining is the season isn't over. now the terps await their first opponent in the ncaa tournament. in chicago, kristen berset, wusa 9. >>> due by ac in

michigan state.a >>> scientists say california's underground pot industry could have a lethal effect on the water supply. they looked at streams and rivers near marijuana farms. one stream is now dry. the only one that wasn't dry is nowhere near a pot farm. the demand from may to september exceeds the stream flow some areas. scientists say the problem is getting worse, pot farms double from 02009 to 2012 and it's hard to regulate without better monitoring and conservation standards. >>> another unseasonably warm day. >> today is the peak of the heat. we'll start to usher in cooler temperatures by the middle of the school week, coming back to reality. feeling more like spring than summer. live doppler 7hd showing you high pressure in control but nothing but blue outside. we'll take you live outside showing you that sun is at a low angling. going down at 7:30 this evening. and you do notice right along the horizon a few cirrus clouds. stepping outside right now it's warm in locations. 81, concord. 77 d

michigan state. we'll have >>> scientists say california's underground pot industry could have a lethal effect on the water supply. they looked at streams and rivers near marijuana farms. one stream is now dry. the only one that wasn't dry is nowhere near a pot farm. the demand from may to september exceeds the stream flow some areas. scientists say the problem is getting worse, pot farms double from 02009 to 2012 and it's hard to regulate without better monitoring and conservation standards. >>> another unseasonably warm day. >> today is the peak of the heat. we'll start to usher in cooler temperatures by the middle of the school week, coming back to reality. feeling more like spring than summer. live doppler 7hd showing you high pressure in control but nothing but blue outside. we'll take you live outside showing you that sun is at a low angling. going down at 7:30 this evening. and you do notice right along the horizon a few cirrus clouds. stepping outside right now it's warm in locations. 81, con

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host: the farmer was from michigan. the call from trials is from eastpointe, michigan. caller: my concern is what is going to happen when the terrorists use these things? to tie that in with gps. they can locate your house. what is going to happen when terrorists take over? everything starts out to be good but it turns out to be bad like the internet. host: on the commercial use of drones, should they not regulate that? or should be regulated more strictly? caller: more strictly. it is going to become a tool for terrorists. host: make sure you mute your television when you call in. the event was tuesday. you will it on our facebook page. bill says that no drones over residential properties, period. jay says a permit should be needed for operating a drone in public airspace. this should be reviewed by an independent source to make sure there is no release of personal information. your thoughts are welcome. sugarloaf, pennsylvania, democrat line. caller: i am retired military and in light of -- and i have seen use of drones. i believe the faa should regulate it and i agre

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wisconsin, duke michigan state. the number one seeded duke blue devils taking on the seventh seed michigan state, spartans. what a run they've had. that game tips off at 6:0 nanl. a rematch of the final four. two number one seeds. 38-0 kentucky taking on the wisconsin badgers. last year the wildcats beat wisconsin before losing to uconn. >>> coming up later on sports final, we'll show you how these team punch their tickets to the final four. ♪ >> we're sure some of you were singing along. and something went very wrong before saturday's soccer max at fed-ex field and it had them shaking their heads in disgust. >>> also >>> church leaders are coming under fire after troubling allegations of abuse. several dozen former members of calvary temple weren't there for the service. the changes they're demanding. >> it was making me sick. i started to become anorexic and refused to eat because it was the only control i had. >> reporter: the allegations made by kaitlin are being investigated by loudon county authorities. there

duke, wisconsin, michigan state and kentucky. the undefeated wild cats with a 38 and 0 record are now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the se get to the final four the unbeaten wild cats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from losing a stunner. instead the top seed of the tournament won 68-66. kentucky will now face wisconsin, a match up of two number one seeds. the wisconsin badgers roared past the arizona wild cats 85- 78 and the wisconsin/kentucky game will be a rematch of the 2014 final four contest won by kentucky by one point. >> i think last year we got a little overexcited just going to the final four and this year it's time to go to the game further and win the championship. >> on sunday the lowest seeded team to survive number seven michigan state proved they're peeking at the right time, considered down and out six weeks ago the spartans beat the number four seed louisville cardinals in overtime 76-70. >> it will be fun to go to work and see if

michigan state heading back to the final four for the seventh time under izzo.e're not going to disney butter going to indy. these guys did a heck of a job after a sluggish first half. i'm just happy and proud and excited and an incredible amount of michigan state people here tonight. >>> sharks hosted by pittsburgh in a must-win situation as they scramble to make the playoffs. it was a great effort, but they came up short in a shootout. gave up two goals in the first but the sharks respond with two in the second. under five minutes in the period sharks on the power play. squeaks it by marc-andre fleury. 2-2 game. scary moment here. the color commentary in between the benches, gets hit in the forehead with a puck. he had to go to the locker room for stitches, but as a former player, he's used to it. >> who's playing? >> hockey announcers are tough. game went to overtime. coucher hits the crossbar. sharks fall, their playoff homes diminishing. >>> pga tour in san antonio. jordan up on 14 online. and this one is going to the bottom of the jar. four straight birdie

much like maryland michigan state is a very prideful program.n the line for both these teams. and a chance to face wisconsin. first season of the big 10 conference maryland won more regular season games than any other team in the program's history. early on chances look pretty good. the freshman could not miss. made his first five shots in this game then mellow went cold. second half action, back comes sparty. down three. marvin clark jr. drives. this ladies and gentlemen, and a finish. michigan state within one. few minutes later, it's a two-point game. travis trice somehow gets that to drop. we're tied at 45 now. later in the half, spartans up three. wells coming up with a big time bucket. ten points for the senior. down one. michigan state just too much for maryland. the alley-oop there to brandon dawson. spartans send maryland home with a 62-58 upset win. >>> taking on davidson. let's skip ahead. late in the first half. graham misses. cox muscles the reboupd and gets that layup to drop. led by 16 at the break. battling back though. it's a fi

robert: the terps led michigan state to start off. we are in chicago, the terps up 13. check this out. he drains the three. that was his second three pointer of the half. the terps take the lead, but michigan state started taking control in the second half. the spartans up. denzil valentine, the nice pass to gavin schilling, slam. spartans up three. less than two minutes to go, michigan state up. maryland gets bounced in the semi-finals, 62-58. more big ten, purdue-wisconsin. closing seconds of the first half, launches and knocks it down as time expires. they are up five-and-a-half. second half belonged to the badgers. frank kaminsky. the big man leading the fastbreak, the dish to sam dekker who trails for the slam. wisconsin outscored purdue in the second half and advances to the big 10 finals. last night the hoyas faced and xavier team they struggled with recently. a have lost three of the last four meetings against the musketeers and it's no easy or the postseason. madison square garden. the hoyas looked dead in the water until this happened. fouled hard, then pushed

duke, wisconsin, michigan state, and kentucky. the undefeat wildcats with a 38- 0 record now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the season undefeated. to get to the final four, the unbeaten wildcats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from losing a stunner. instead the top seed of the tournament won 68-66. kentucky will now face wisconsin. a match-up of two number one seeds. the wisconsin badgers roared past the arizona wildcats 85- 78. the wisconsin and kentucky game will be a rematch of the 2014 final four contest won by kentucky by one point. >> i think last year we got a little overexcited just going into the final four and this year you know it's time to go a game further and win the championship. >> reporter: on sunday the lowest seeded team to survive number seven michigan state proved they're peaking at the right time. considered down and it is six weeks ago they beat louisville cardinals in overtime 76-70. >> we find to go to work and see if we can ke

michigan state/louisville, this was a dandy. 4.9 seconds left.e line with the chance to tie. how about that bounce. watch his face. yeah. had it all the way. magic johnson can't believe it. we go to overtime. final minute ot, michigan state leading by 2. forbes misses the corner three. that's okay. because brandon dawson is there. michigan state wins in overtime. 76-70. duke taking on gonzaga in the elite eight. two teams that have never faced each other. tied at 38 in the second half. matt jones from way out top of the arc with duke up 3. it was matt jones about to put them up six. tough shot off the wing. gets it to go. and this game was over with duke up 12. jones on the steal. taking it all by himself. jones had 16. mike krzyzewski elated. duke wins 66-52. advancing to the final four. michigan state and duke takes off on saturday. wisconsin kentucky to take the floor at 8:49 p.m. have a great monday everybody. >> up next in "the pulse" music's biggest stars taking the stage overnight and the duet that everyone is talking about. >> lots of que

next up for them, michigan state. >>> the pac 12 7-0.against wisconsin, sam dekker, the corner three. badgers up by six. ducks, don't give up. monster block from jordan bell. next possession, oregon needs a spot. gets the bounce, frank the tank goes for 16. wisconsin holds on and will meet north carolina in the sweet 16. >>> this isn't what the cal women expected, playing at home, the bears had few answers for texas. in particular their massive height, the game was tied 27-27 at the half. the cow time-out at the 14-minute mark seemed to work. she finished with 22. down three with 10:00 to play. brook mccarty will finish with the left hand. i mentioned the height. stafford goes 6'7". 20 points, 11 boards. 73-70, texas. will play utah in the sweet 16. >>> the newoouew home for the san jose earthquakes is officially open for business. quakesago fire. i've been down there. this place is gorgeous. the largest outdoor bar in north america. all the amenities players would want. fans are going to love it. this sounds like a premiere feel to it.

second half of the elite eight michigan state and louisville. there's magic johnson rooting on his team. missing a jumper. draws a foul on misput back. needs a free throw for the win. no good. spartans time expires. this game goes to overtime. final 40 seconds of ot brian forbes misses a three. dawson is where he needs to be. michigan state advances to final four 76-70. they'll face the winner of this game duke and zangaga. it's a three point game. duke responds as they often do. matt jones from deep on the next possess. game winding down. winslow connects on three. duke finishes on a 13-1 run. blue devils advance. duke and michigan state and then kentucky and -- i'm going to forget now. kentucky and wisconsin. according to multiple reports, st. johns offered mullin head coach. he would replace the coach fired friday. the hall of famer played at stchlt johns and current advisor to sacramento kings. >>> sharks in pittsburgh. seven games remain. they need eight points to keep playoff hopes alive. crosby feeds chris for the goal. 2-0 lead. second p

i see them moving forward, in that game. >> upset here michigan state and oklahoma. >> but michigan state it is because of their jockey. their head coach is a remarkable guy who will end up in the basketball hall of fame tom izzo. oklahoma has a tremendous starting five. michigan state will wear them down in, my opinion, i don't watch many of these games because i'm out recruiting all the time but do i catch them every once in a while. michigan state is having this ability to wear you done physically and i think that at the end of the day that is what they will their depth will wear down oklahoma. >> you have them all going to the final four last but not least in the the south this is what we had in common, gonzaga beating ucla. >> i think their age, they are an older team gonzaga. they have a kid off the bench basketball kid will remember his fatter from his days in the nba but they have a 7-foot guy, they have willcher transferred from kentucky and a number of have guys who are a year-older because they transferred into gonzaga. i think their age and size at the end of the day, the duke

. >>> michigan state had a chance to knock virginia out of the tournament the second straight year.son to clear on the -- he had reason to cheer on the early going, the steal. 13 of their first 15 points scored by that man. the cavs needed a spark by justin anderson who has been dealing with a broken finger. they shot just 29%, but that bucket cut the lead to two. under three minutes to go, spartans up by few, but trice puts it away, downtown three ball ball. michigan state knocks virginia out the second straight year. >> you got to talk about not wanting this to be your last game. >> it's funny you say that. dre blonde green texted -- draymond green texted me this morning and said don't let this be the last game and i said we won't. >> we give them a meal and send them up and do some stuff and have them back down. after the meal they just sat and laughed and talked. usually you have guys that would run up and grab their phones and text their girl friends and call it a week. these guys just enjoy being around each other. >> the warrior, draymond green, went to michigan state tweetin

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levin from michigan is recognized. mr.evin: i now yield one minute to the distinguished member from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i thank the distinguished gentleman from michigan and my friend from texas and what a celebration of members coming together, republicans and democrats. mr. speaker, i stand on this floor to ensure and insist that i am here to protect seniors and to ensure that the vote taken today does not undermine the protection of medicaid and medicare in particular. medicare for our seniors and that any vote does not in any way hinder those and provide a burden for those who cannot pay. this provides a pathway for providing for our medical providers with the s.g.r. fix, it provides seniors with quality health care services so they can go to the doctor they want, and, yes, it provides quality funding for our children and for our low-income families. it supports our federally qualified health clinics and coming from t

michigan state and duke round out the final 14 standing in the ncaa tournament. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday march 30th 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. details are emerging about the final horrifying moments before the germanwings french airliner crashed into the french alps. he was treated by several neurologists and psychologists. the airlines said it was unaware of any illness. just before he left the cockpit he asked lubitz to prepare for landing. he replied hopefully and we'll see. kris van cleave has more. >>> this is new video of a teenage lubitz flying a glider when he was 17. investigators believe he intentionally crashed the airbus iowa 320 killing open the damned door. reports say there were anti-depressn't aunts in the home and he had a detached retina. >>> cold rain and biting grim. two teacher and 16 students from a town died tuesday when germanwings flight 9525 crashed into the french alps. outside they've school a sea of red and wheat condolences, hundreds of candles, flowe

what a beautiful shot. >> michigan state is headed to the final four. >> wisconsin, kentucky michigan, and duke all advance to the final four. the action picks back up on saturday. three number one seeds in the seven. let's go to the nh will. even the broadcasters are tough as nails. a tipped pass sends the puck into the press box hitting brian engblom into the forehead. he leaves for stitches but he returns into the third period showing off a nice gash on his forehead. some great toughness right there. good job, brian. let's check on your weather with bill karins. what do we know? it was snowing today when i walked into the studio. a week out from opening day. this is brutal. >> i know. it's true. we're not far away from it and the basketball game saturday night. we could talk about that all night long. >> the good guys won in the notre dame game. >> i see. let's talk about luke said he saw snow flakes. this little batch of snow is kicking through new england. saturday was ugly. as far as this goes this will be in and out in a hurry. this morning some sun shine. also a little batch d

if it is just few days, we can have a detailed conversation about ohio, certainly michigan and wisconsin, and iowa, these midwestern labor rich swing states. when you do have a broader conversation about what is the middle class doing right now

a michigan bus driver fell asleep at the wheel and this happened.hree lost control and plowed into eight cars. watch again. the windshield falls out. it happened in obtain but police just released the video. the husband and wife in the first car struck by the bus sustained serious injuries. only one passenger was on the bus and is doing okay. the 6 a-year-old bus driver pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor, a moving violation causing serious impairment of body function and said he is sorry.

will take the floor with michigan state tomorrow.s will be a rematch from last year's sweet 16 matchup. remember the spartans beat the cavs. and that's because tom izzo knows how to make the magic in march. >> last year you know, we -- they're the team that stopped us. and they played real well. it was a heck of a game. again, watching how well they're playing this year i mean, if you can beat a team that's make at a high level, and certainly michigan state, that's great. but it's just about trying to advance. whether it's michigan state or someone else. robert: good matchup right here. kentucky and cincinnati. let's pick it up. second half. wildcats up 46-37. and andrew harrison, goes strong. gets the bucket and the foul. kentucky improves to 36-0 with a 64-51 win. as for the terp women they're not holding back. they're flying through the ncaa tournament. they had new mexico state today. so let's go to x-finity for the action. and we'll pick it up in the first half. breanna jones was a monster down low. off the miss right here. grab

that's in michigan where the river is frozen, here trying to losen up the ice there.ice jams. facility doesn't work, they are going to go out and set more explosives off. it's fun bottom line. anything to get you through the winter. another cold morning after 40 record lows yesterday morning, 9 in bridgeport. minus 2 in lexington. paducah minus 6. and baton rouge 26 degrees for the record low. this morning we have records set in ballot, washington, where it -- baltimore washington, where it got down to 4 degrees. we'll moderate a little bit well below average. chicago getting above the freezing mark in 4 weeks. santa ana out west, it will be in the 70s no rain in sight. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers we have our fair share of record lows around here. let's get you outside, we have clear conditions, mostly sunny skies and most locations down into the teens. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it won't be as cold this afternoon as yesterday. yesterday we topped out at 26. today we're up to 39. tomorrow, 46 look at most of n

in michigan, in the year 2000, we had between 1 and 8 and 1 in 9 michigan residents on medicaid. now we have 1 in 4 on medicaid. as we notice across the country, over 30% of physicians are not even accepting new medicaid patients. and this is at the same time when federal reimbursement rates for medicaid are being cut across the country. so it is not a sustainable program. i think what this does is puts us in a far better path to innovate and to encourage healthy behaviors, and get on a more sustainable path for the future. and i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. i yield the remainder of the time, mr. westmoreland. mr. westerman, excuse me. >> thank you. i will be brief. and just reiterate some of the things that have already said. in my state, not only do we -- we have not a fourth of the population getting medicaid services, but a third of the population getting medicaid services. and 20% of them are able-bodied working age adults. in my state medicaid not only is more than k-12 education it's more than k-12 education higher education, and corrections combined. it is the si

michigan still. >> are they? ok. pam with that. >>> we're moving on. 5:15. good morning. we're off to a decent start on your commute. as we look now at the east shore freeway, 17 minutes to get you from the bridge to the macarthur maze. keep in mind on monday this commute especially around 8:00, those of you that take the east shore freeway know this, it got very busy and usually does at that time. be aware of that, if you can head out early that is a good idea. looking at the south bay, looking good so far. sea of green as we like to say. hopefully stays that way. in the livermore valley this is typical traffic from 205 to the livermore valley to 580. it's building up now, it's even starting to pick up now on 84. 680 looking pretty good so far. moving on to the san mateo bridge this morning, things are looking great. there is some construction near the toll plaza but it's not affecting traffic at least in the westbound direction. looks like it's starting to build up a little bit. as you approach the highrise int

jenna: we'll take you to michigan.e live pictures on a story that's developing and we're waiting for more information on. what you're seeing is a tanker fire taking place on what is highway 94. we do know from seeing some of the live pictures earlier that there is a tanker truck burning and that's where the big flames are coming in the middle of your screen. we have very limited information right now. we do know at least two other vehicles are somehow involved in this crash. we have no idea how exactly it transpired. this is our fox affiliate giving us live pictures so the helicopter pad is trying to get a better point of view and maybe that vantage point will give us more information. you can see firefighters on scene now. they weren't there earlier. this is a very hot blaze, obviously. we don't know exactly what the tanker truck was carrying but if you take a look at the highway, this is in the road that is where the tanker truck would have already previously driven through so this is on the pathway to the bigger fir

rescue, we would be at a very different place in michigan.ealth care for 16 million people. he is an extraordinary people and i'm glad he'll be with us another year and a half. >> and quickly, if had you to make a call right now, deshin, schumer, elizabeth warren, who do you think? >> i think it will be chuck schumer. he has my support. he's worked so hard and very, very talented. he is somebody that is highly respected in the caucus and that would be my guess and that will be my vote. >> and very quickly, let's get reaction to the budget just passed, the republican-led budget. your reaction to it? >> joy, you are sitting in a place that is about the future, innovators and entrepreneurs and this budget cuts that. so i voted no. it keeps in place tax loopholes sending jobs overseas and doesn't balance. but it doesn't invest in the future. you're with young people right now, programs with with stephen is talking about, yes, we code and sister code, all of that is the future and that unfortunately is not the future reflected in the republican bu