is this going took win for michigan? are companies planning to trickle down the tax savings down to employees? >> well, we have to see, in the auto industry, contracts have been negotiated the next couple of years. they do give out bonuses to the salary -- to hourly employees. we'll see what happens next year. i think in michigan, people the workers the working men and women, remember, i'm someone who predicted that donald trump could win michigan and could win this election, because he was talking about issues that mattered to working men and women, but a year later, those working men and women are still worried about those same issues. they're worried about trade deals that have shipped their jobs overseas. they don't see the jobs coming home. this tax bill gives incentives for people to continue to locate jobs and put hours overseas, not bring it home. there are workers in michigan very worried about their pensions, their pensions are threatened to be cut. they are no longer sure of a safe environment and for many of

. >> senator from michigan. there are a handful of innovations over the years that have redefined the united states and the entire world. the cotton gin, railroads, electricity, a few examples. without question broadband internet is one of the defining innovations of our time. broadband internet connects rural and urban committees to vital services like telemedicine, educational resources and international commerce. broadband internet is essential for communications in the modern era, keeps in touch with loved ones, and productivity across every single industry and most importantly broadband internet revolutionized our economy, led to millions of new jobs. the ability to instantly reach consumers, small businesses and startups to compete with large global corporation this, unimaginable a couple decades ago. michigan is home to 850,000 small businesses and a growing number of startups and new ideas and creative solutions they generate put america on the cutting edge of a global and internet connected economy. mic

michigan and ohio -- michigan and ohio were too close to call. it could be enough to tilt ohio and michigan to trump and put pennsylvania in play. by this time, ohio is looking like a trump state. but here, it is looking more like a tossup. michigan and pennsylvania were looking closer. it also shows that clinton enjoys a one-point lead in florida. most of the polls in florida were close. the public polling was pretty good there. yes, because, it does matter who turns out. now, this is a look at the map as it finally ended up. with 232 electoral votes for clinton. some don't like the look of that map. let us make it a cartogram and make -- and allow the states to keep the color they are but base it on the size of the state. that looks more balanced. if you don't like that, you can go to different shades of red and blue. not everything is really read or really blue. there are purple counties through that county. if you apply that to the cartogram, that is your nation. how trump won. quickly, to talk about this, a lot of things were said after the

michigan is, you know -- it's not just michigan. it's all of the states around the great lakes. they matter. they are more than 20% of the fresh water supply in the world. the epa, the president's budget, would have eliminated all the dollars for the great lakes restoration initiative. or the -- republicans and democrats on this committee and in the house and senate worked to restore that. can the epa had something to do with the eliminating that down to zero. can you explain why, and can we work with you to make sure that never happens again? >> well, i actually talked to your senator about this a couple nights ago. >> we care. >> and oh, i know. and not just michigan -- >> all of them. >> the great lakes initiative is something that's been very successful. you have an issue with invasive species there. >> serious one. >> and it's something that we need to pay attention to. and i respect that congress and their restoration of those funds and appreciate that. and will continue to work with you in that regard. >> and not make an effort to cut them again? >> that's a process we'll

michigan, most people thought michigan was going to lean in favor of clinton and there was a slight differential in favor of trial. nobody was close. new hampshire. margin of error. new mexico. we took a look at but we could not see it getting better than this. north carolina was closed. it turned out that it was going to go for trump and set off a wave of things on the east coast that were not good for the clinton campaign. ohio missed the mark. why? same thing about any of these polls. i complain about some of these polls being too democratic nationwide. some of the polls in ohio had too many democrats. democrats, too many you get an infield -- an inflated view for hillary clinton. pennsylvania was pretty close. virginia was pretty close. most of the states were pretty good. some of them were off the mark. the knock is, because of the predictive models out there, that the polling was off. here is something we have to look at. look at what i circled. johnson in the public polling is getting 4.8% in the four-way valid test. 2.3%stein is polling at and gets 1.1. you're looking at about 2.4% of th

you better go to michigan. i don't like what i'm seeing. i was in michigan and i was driving down the street and they have a trump-pence sign on every single lawn all the way to the arena. you better go there. >> [applause] >> and she said no, no, no, a bunch of dummies. you know i don't get credit for one thing that always bothered me. i spent a tiny fraction of what she spent and we won. in the old days, if you spend less and you win, that's a good thing. over here you don't get any credit for it. we spent 25 or 30%. she was at what number, 2.2 billion i understand. 2.2 billion, do you think those consultants made a couple of bucks in that election? didn't he spent 12.4 million on a dossier that was a total phony 12.4 million? >> [crowd booing] >> so, we spent a tiny fraction, think of it, a tiny fraction of the money and we won but we won because of people like you. >> [applause] >> because of people like you. and i'll tell you what, if the democrats had won that election, instead of it being up 39 points in your 401 (k), you'd be down 5

i've seen in it coverage out of michigan. you say there are people in michigan who are not comfortable with the democrats running an all women ticket. can you walk us through that and what your counter argument has been? >> given what we've seen recently with all the sexual harassment scandals, i've been pushing back hard. and we have potentially an all female ticket. whether you go down from the united states senate, governor, attorney general, secretary of state, and we do have what i think is the likelihood, at least for the democrats, of having an all female slate. and given the circumstances, what we're seeing right now in the nation, and given the fact that we have so few women legislators at this time. i think it is a great thing and i think it will assist in terms of the democrats bringing back elected office holders to this state. in terms of the tsunami, i think that's why we'll see it across the country with lots of new women that are promoted. >> we've seen more women candidates in many, many cycles. i have to be

when we went back to michigan one year after the election to talk to the voters that helped trump fliplue to red many told us they were banking on his tax reform promise. what about the president's other promises to them that have not been fulfilled? they have an explanation for that as well. look. in a stunning election upset, president trump did what no republican candidate has done for decades, he flipped michigan from blue to red, helping him win the 2016 election. >> i think president trump has done a very good job. >> in the face of tremendous opposition. >> reporter: those are the voters that helped president trump flip michigan. we met them here days after president trump took office. we came back nearly a year later, to find out how they think he's done. >> an "a" for effort. >> b-plus. >> "b" for accomplishment. >> i say c-plus. >> i give him an "a." >> an "a"? >> yes. >> bill owns lilyann cabinets, an hour and a half drive southwest of detroit. decker is very happy with what he says the president has done for his business. >> we're growing 25 to 30%. >> so you say president

greta: congressman sander levin, democrat of michigan, we appreciate your time. thank you for being this week's newsmaker. rep. levin: thank you so much. greta: let me turn to our reporters. you heard the congressman said they will pass it out of desperation. what do the numbers look like right now for next week? lindsey: i cover the house primarily, and it looks pretty good in the house, despite everything we have heard. it sounds like the individual tax cuts are going to be expiring. in the senate bill, house republicans and conservatives have said they do not want 20%. they want a full repeal of the estate tax. they are not getting any of that. but there like, well you know, we really need to get this done. they are acknowledging that, as well. they see some overall benefits that just going forward. it is looking good in the house. i will let naomi speak to the senate. naomi: i think it will go through the senate, as well. when the senate passed its own version of the bill earlier in the month, all but one republican voted for it. the one who did not, bob cork

weird kansas court would cite their case and the michigan case at time.ame here's the thing. we won't know all the cases as they go forward. cases don't go into a appellate situation where it's published. a lot of people, who knows who giving pressured into up -- based on the legislation that's been passed in their they will never talk about out loud. it will be many years before we get a landscape of what's going but what's happening is that some judges are looking at anti-sharia legislation with a stereotype of hat sharia is, that it somehow is fundamentally bad for women. that's the underlying, one of he many underlying messages of sharia in the country, that picks -- here's the question i there ret tal question. if there is any aspect of a legal system that's bad for omen does that mean you don't accommodate any part of that legal system? i submit that would be the case for u.s. law, right? accommodate any aspect of it and the kinds of things they are denying are which are better for women than if she were toned up with a community property arrangement, right? community p

. >>> treacherous ice and snow in the next 24 hours from michigan to new york. another system in the mid-atlantic right before the weekend. we're tracking it all. >>> the blockbuster deal. our parent company, disney, reaching a major deal to acquire a huge part of 21st century fox. could it change the way many families watch movies, tv, sports? allowing you to decide when and where you'll watch. >>> omarosa, one-on-one tonight. what really happened at the white house, and why is she out? >>> the breaking headline involving dustin hoffman just in. new allegations tonight. >>> and free shipping friday. it's tomorrow. but will your packages arrive on time? and the deals revealed just hours from now. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin with your money, your taxes. president trump on the verge of victory, but could there be new trouble for him tonight? he can only afford to lose those two republican votes in the senate. and tonight, the republican senator now saying no. at the white house today, presid

and at the moment -- and in michigan, i should add, we have 260 sites all across michigan serving 681,000 people. and again, almost 13,000 michigan veterans use our community health centers. we have bipartisan support to continue l funding, but the funding ended september 30. so what happens? well, starting in january, michigan's community health centers will lose $12.8 million in funding because about 70% of the funding for health centers comes through the legislation that we are now offering with bipartisan support. about 20,000 people will lose their health care. by june michigan's health centers will lose over $80 million until funding and over over99,000 patients, almost 100,000 patients will lose health care. so this is critically important as well. we're talking about 25 million people across the country. this is something we've come together on in a bipartisan basis over the years. community health centers and the children's health program. there has to be a sense of urgency about this. we cannot leave at christmas, can't leave for the holidays without having guaranteed that child

roads in michigan and beyond. we are still waiting. middle-class families are still waiting. when i think about the new deficit they are willing to create, $1.5 trillion, to give huge tax breaks to the wealthiest americans very if they want to take that deficit, you could create 22 million jobs, middle-class jobs. rebuilding america. they promised they would end outsourcing and crackdown on places like china. i remember him telling people in hehigan they were go -- created new business opportunities for himself and his family in china. but people in michigan and across the country are still waiting. we lost 5 million jobs. people are waiting. he has yet to do what he promised us. when we are talking about shipping jobs overseas, this tax bill creates a new $4 billion loophole for oil companies that was not there before. but they would not even take home my act. but somehow the republicans were ok with closing a loophole that set of somebody wants to move to michigan for a new job, they cannot write off their move.

michigan is home to over 850,000 small businesses, and a growing number of startups. the new ideas and creative solutions they generate put america on the cutting-edge of a global and interconnected economy. michigan small businesses are able to compete and innovate because of a free and open structure of the internet but unfortunately these opportunities are at risk. tomorrow the fcc will vote to eliminate current net neutrality protections that stop large corporations from stifling small businesses and harming the american people. i think the facts are very straightforward. andst the fcc is wrong. they should stop what they are doing and keep the current protections in place. the current rules that i have consistently supported prevent internet serviceve providers frm blocking, slowing, or prioritizing web traffic for their own financial gain at the expense of small businesses and everyday internet users. the fcc's actions to roll back these protections could usher in a new era of a two-tiered internet. one for the large corporations that can pay for the fast lane,

the gentleman from michigan brings us pro-consumer legislation. the privacy notification technical clarification act. and i'm kind of embarrassed we're having to spend this much time debating something that should have been on our expedited suspension calendar. i mean, it's almost like there is a knee jerk reaction anytime we attempt to modify any government regulation. this is pro-consumer. frankly, it's pro-environment. every member of the house should embrace h.r. 2396. i'm sorry we've had to take so much time for it. there are thousands of regulations that hurt our financial institutions, that hurt our consumers. we're trying to get rid of every dumb one one at a time. this should -- again, this should be passing unanimously. i don't understand it, but i'm glad the american people could see this debate for what it is. again, let's be pro-consumer. let's be pro-community financial institution. let's be pro-environment. let's enact 2396, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: all time for debate on the bill has expired

he flipped michigan from blue to red.>> he has done a great job. >> in the face of tremendous opposition. >> they're helped to flip michigan and we met them days after president trump took office and came back to find out how they think he has done. >> an a for effort. >> a b plus. >> i would say c plus. >> i give him an a. >> bill decker owns a factory southwest of detroit. decker is very happy with what he said the president has done for his business. >> we are growing 25 to 30%. >> you say president trump gets credit? >> i would say 90%. we doubled down. >> doubled down despite concerns about the threat on tariffs on chinese goods. decker imports all of these cabinets from china. >> the big reason you can't make these here is because of regulations? >> yes. regulations are federal and state regulations. >> when he talks about less regulation, you want that, but you don't have that yet in your business? >> no, we don't. i think it's going to take time. >> you are concerned, is it fair to say, about the president's hands

shows a line of severe thunderstorms stretching nearly 1400 miles from north texas into northern michiganushing warmer temperatures east and replacing them with a blast of arctic air. take a look at some of the te >>> much more news just ahead including word of a mass shooting plot foiled by police. >>> the reason why u.p.s. drivers are protesting just as the busy holiday season gets under way. >>> oprah winfrey strikes a new >>> the second time was a charm as cues finally were able to demolish the possibility yak silverdon't in michigan and used new explosives to bring it down monday after a failed implosion sunday. >>> we turn to a developing story from jacksonville, florida, where a 69-year-old man is in custody accused of planning a mass shooting at islamic center. he expressed anti-muslim opinions arrested after law enforcement raided his home in a sting operation. the suspect allegedly telling an undercover officer that he would, quote, keep shooting muslims while driving past the center. >>> an off-duty officer was shot and killed while serving a warrant taken into custody after a

from every town imaginable all over michigan. people doing this. entirely volunteer effort. totally nonpartisan and want it to be a technocratic good government thing. i find it inspiring and all good government stuff inspiring and making it work in michigan.

michigan and pennsylvania were much closer. they showed that clinton enjoys a one-point lead over florida. that is what the states looked back. it does matter who turns out. this was a look at the map as it finally ended up. 361 12 votes for trump, 232 for clinton. some people don't like the look of that map. --let's make those states let's base this on the size of the state. that looks more better, more balanced, in terms of the blue and the red. you can go up shades -- you can negotiate of red and blue. there are a lot of different ways you can look at data. a lot of things were said after the election. a fundamental rewriting of the map. off,if clinton pulls this i and so many others missed a lot. believed insaid, i data for 30 years of politics, tonight, data died. it didn't die. i've never been wrong on anything in my life. someone said, i didn't know how deep the divisions were. polling cannot keep up with changing demographics. the polls have demographics in them. the polls are representative of the demographics who actu

. >>> extremely cold weather made a road in michigan like a collision course and a driver caught the tense moments. >> there was a car that was up against my bumper and somebody took out that car. there's another one. coming up, a look at the end result of the pileup and the state's feeling the arctic feel. >>> and gaming that led leashing a man dead, the man >>> blow, whoa, right in front of us. down in the ditch. whoa, whoa. there's another one. whoa, another one going in. >> what a mess. a crash involving 40 cars closed a stretch of highway for seven hours yesterday in whitehall, michigan, west of grand rapids. the good news, no one seriously hurtet one driver who was stuck in the ditch took video of the incident. speed was a factor in the chain reaction crash that happened in another zero visibility. >>> well, michigan is just one of many states gripped by brutally cold weather right now. new york city health officials say times square will be around 11 degrees with a windchill that will feel like zero. in the meantime erie, pennsylvania, digging out from 5 fweet of snow is expec

we went to michigan, the night of the election. i got there, started speaking at 12:30 in the evening. that means it was already election day. we had 32,000 people there. michigan hadn't been won in many, many years by a republican. hillary clinton went is there in an emergency because she was told that day she was doing badly in michigan. she had a crowd of 600 people. i had 32,000 people at 1:00 in the morning and i said why are we not going to win? and we won. we went to wisconsin, hasn't been won in many, many years. you remember that? we went to wisconsin, hadn't been won in many, many years. she decided not to go. thank you very much, hillary. i guess the russians advised her not to go. but -- she decided not to go and her husband supposedly said, you better go to wisconsin. you better go to michigan. i don't like what i'm seeing. i was in michigan and driving down the street and there is a trump/pence sign on the lawn all the way to the arena. you better go there. and she said no, no, no. my bunch of dummies -- a bunch of du

that is how we ended up in northern michigan. after you sail around the world of course you want to move to northern michigan. he couldn't have moved to someplace like, wherever, hawaii >> travers city is beautiful. >> we were in the yucatan peninsula with those who were doing fund-raisers, i would call them fund-raisers. they would drag a log on the edge of theth road, stop, pay money to keep going but we wandered into one village of chumalnas, the day, the world was turning upside down. a lot of cultures have these, they're really cleansing in important moments because everything flips. you think of mardi gras and cost assumes people put on. and we happened to attach ourselves with a new zealander who was backpacking through new mexico, rather oblivious, well--meaning also a fire eater in a circus and he thought this is cool. they're drinking. they're dressed in funny costumes that i think are funny. >> you can't make this up. sorry. >> they weren't funny costumes but he was, he thought, i think he was back in the circus. soou

when he returned to michigan one year after the election to talk to the voters that helped trump flipe banking on his tax reform promise. i want to bring in poppy harlow. poppy, good to see you. your first piece in baittyville, kentucky was so heartening. >> many had voted for democrats previously. this was their first time to vote for a republican, and despite not having many accomplishments, they blame congress, not the president. in a stunning election upset, president trump did what no republican candidate has done for decades. he flipped michigan from blue to red, helping him cinch the 2016 election. >> i think trump has done a great job -- >> -- in the face of tremendous opposition. >> reporter: these are the voters that helped trump flip michigan. we met him just after trump took office. we came back a year later to find out how they think he's done. >> a b-plus. >> a b for accomplishment. >> i would say c-plus. >> i would give him an a. >> an a? >> yes. >> a sprawling factory in adrian, michigan, about an hour and a half drive south of detroit. decker is very happy with what h

the whole panic had captured the attention of this michigan native.an who today goes by the name lucien greaves. >> i had this realization that everything we were told wasn't true. but i really wanted to know what draws people to satanism. >> in his search, lucien discovered books that portrayed the fallen angel not as a tormenter or evildoer but as a rebel that challenged authority and judgmental voices. three years ago in an effort to rebrand satan, he helped found the satanic temple, a new religion that's main mission is to fight against church domination in the public sphere. in what way is the satanic temple a religion? >> religion helps define who you are. as satanists, we are fighting for moral progress. we see how much encroachment there is of religion in public affairs, and i think it's only the responsible thing to do to fight for your own deeply held beliefs. >> beliefs like these. the struggle for justice is ongoing. one's body is inviolable. the freedom of others should be respected. and just how is the temple waging this fight? with sata

michigan is, you know -- it's not just michigan. it's all of the states around the great lakes. they matter. they are more than 20% of the fresh water supply in the world. the epa, the president's budget, would have eliminated all the dollars for the great lakes restoration initiative or the glri. republicans and democrats on this committee and in the house and senate worked to restore that. the epa had something to do with the eliminating that down to zero. can you explain why, and can we work with you to make sure that never happens again? >> well, i actually talked to your senator about this a couple nights ago. >> we care. >> and oh, i know. and not just michigan -- >> all of them. >> the great lakes initiative is something that's been very successful. you have an issue with invasive species there. >> serious one. >> and it's something that we need to pay attention to. and i respect that congress and their restoration of those funds and appreciate that. and will continue to work with you in that regard. >> and not cut them again? >> excuse me? >> and not make an effort to cu

michigan state university says it was unaware until the first reports surfaced in 2016. >> marrone'sorney says the only reason she made that deal is because she was suicidal. and they are now arguing that those agreements are illegal in california and they never should have existed to begin with. >> you heard them talking about michigan state university. it was reported they knowingly allowed him to be there and treat patients despite these allegations and knowing he was under investigation in 2014 and 2015. >> the layer of blame in this case seems to go pretty deep. >>> coming up in the next half hour. tonya harding in a new emotional interview. the infamous story is back in the spotlight thanks to a new movie. hear how she says she is still paying four that attack on kw kir began. >>> but first, they call them putin's. does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, ora

in morley, michigan, a skier che behind an amish buggy. freezing arctic winds have turned the great lakes into massive snow machines. demarco morgan begins our coverage in erie, pesylvania, where a snow emergency remains in effect with more than fiv >> reporter: the snowfall in erie, pennsylvania, doesn't seem to want to sp for anything. >> around here we love-- we love snow. >> reporter: the relentless sn had resident dave wander working 36 hours straight clearing snow in his plow truck. >> this is probably the tenth time we've plowed this place, and there's just-- we keep plowing. it's nonstop. >> reporter: 60 inches of snow, and counting, shattering the state rcord. peering over the feet of snow are slides and swings in the playground. now, most of the roads, if not all of them here in erie, pennsylvania, look like will this one-- completely covered in snow. you can barely make out the roads leading in andt. members of thd have been deployed to head residents dig out the snow. >> ready? >> go back hard. >> reporter: neighbors helped eac

still within the state of michigan, isn't it? >> it is. the trivia question for michiganers and everybody else, mackinaw island part of upper peninsula or lower peninsula. interesting the rationale, just to set the record straight it is in upper peninsula. >> but after you've been to lake tahoe you really don't care. miss hanabusa. >> thank you, mr. chair. in addition to seeding management control to three national parks and purported national park proposed this bill contain as provision to transfer the hole in the rock road to the state of utah, further advancing deeply unpopular federal lands transfer movement. proposals like this that recently led the outdoor industry association to move its annual trade show out of utah. outdoor recreation is big business in utah but seems like utah politicians are driving a wedge between the industry and the state. my question to you is, how did you feel when the outdoor retailers pulled out of utah what it perceived as politicians lack of support for public land? . . in utah for a couple of decades i

you're driving-- suppose you're around michigan on a weekend, and you need gas.o you go pump it yourself and--? yep. absolutely. does anybody say, "you're the ceo of general motors, you shouldn't be pumping your own gas"? well, in michigan it is kind of self-serve. it's just between you and the pump. it's the credit card and-- okay. [audience laughing] so if-- are there any of your competitor's models you actually would recommend? somebody said, "i don't wanna buy general motors. anything you recommend?" or not really? you know, i mean-- i think that is a really important question. but, you know, when i look-- maybe it's because i ran product development for a while. so whether you're talking about a chevrolet spark or a heavy-duty pickup or, you know, a cadillac escalade, i really feel we've worked hard to have a vehicle for every segment. we work hard to improve quality, to have the right features. so i guess i can honestly say across our wide portfolio of vehicles we've got you covered. i mean-- and i mean that in all sincerity. i really feel we've worked hard

to the holiday bowl, wazoo taking on 16, michigan state., drops back, finds a wide open felton davis, that's a touchdown. it was 21-3 in halftime and michigan state wins it 42-17. >>> to the ice, the sharks hosting the flames. following a five-day break. first period, sharks down one. but answer on a power play for the ninth straight game. tic-tac-toe, it's joe pavelski, the captain scores his eighth. 1-1. third period, teemu meier redirects the shot from the point, makes it 2-2. we head to shootout. and look at donskoi, oh, my god, that looks too easy. the backhand and forehand, he wins it and the sharks come out on top by the final of 3-2. >>> to basketball. steph curry is working his way back after spraining his ankle. he has missed the last ten games but coach kerr is close to pencilling him back in to the lineup. assuming that was scrimmaging behind the tarp. >> i doubt he will play tomorrow with the back-to-back. it does not make much sense. if all goes well, i expect him to play saturday. but, even if it goes well, i would not expect

kevin tibbles, nbc news, marquette, michigan. >>> when we come back, unusual marriage proposal that left her weak in the knees. we'll show you what happened after she said yes. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> walt disney world has made a change in some of its resorts in orlando area. do not disturb signs replaced by room occupied signs at grand floridian polynesian and contemporary resorts. issue is safety. room occupied signs, workers will now be able to enter rooms once a day to check on the safety and security of guests. change follows deadly mass shooting from a room at mandalay bay hotel in las vegas three months ago