i guess you people probably seen me once before in michigan city. i'm down here at wabash. >> few inmates have ever made more of a lasting impression on us than james stone. we first met him in michigan city, indiana, during our extended stay shoot at indiana state prison. >> say hi to the public out there jinxster. >> he was known for his constant companion jinxster the cat he was allowed to adopt through a special prison program. >> trying to make a swimming pool in here. >> he was also known for his offbeat sense of humor. >> it's a bird, it's a plane now it's the biobucket man. to the bat cave. >> three years later, when we returned to indiana to shoot our extended stay series at the wabash valley correctional facility, we were surprised to see stone again. he had recently been transferred there. >> i talk to guys who come in here who recognize me that say you are the catman, ain't you? the best thing i can do is say i'm him "meow." see you later. stone is serving 101 years for murder and deviant conduct but he says he is a changed man. he credi

i want to give a special welcome to the president and ceo of the michigan municipal league and national league of cities. he's a leader in the field of urban revitalization, place making, local government reform and transportation policy, and leading advocate in lancing, michigan, as well as here in washington for the league's membership of 520 cities, villages, and townships. he's a resident of detroit in northville, michigan, so welcome to the hearing today. our state of michigan is undergoing a state of renaissance and helping the united states maintain its competitive edge by leading in the development of transformative technologies including self-driving vehicles, artificial intelligence and robotics. billions of dollars are being invested and thousands of dollars in manufacturing, logistics, ask transportation are being created at will, to help support the middle class of america for decades to come. to prepare if this future, the michigan department of transportation is working with local governments to rethink their roads, intersections, and pedestrian walkways in light of self driving vehicles

a 90-year-old central michigan university city is behind bars accused of killing his parents inside apus dorm room. he says that he shot his parents and ran off. the shooting happened as his paser pick up students. more than 100 officers spent the day searching for davis. he was spotted on a train passing through campus was arrested shortly after midnight. the gun used in shooting was registered to davis's father who was a part of police officer is suburb of chicago. so far, there is no motive for this crime. >> the senator used the weekly address to discuss about gun reform. >> i don't kid myself. if we can decrease the death count, we are saving lives. that means it's really worth doing. we just need the will power and the fortitude to take on the nra and get something done for the safety of the men and women particularly the children in our schools. >> she has introduced the minimum age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 years. >>> we have new news. a man has come forward claiming the actor sexually assaulted him back in 1998 when he was 16 years old and she was 26 years old. these are rec

in flint, michigan, the city and the state, wanted to cut costs. they knew the pipes carrying the water was in horrible disrepair, but instead of spending $1 million up front, it was treated as expenditure that needed to be reduced. by switching the city's water source to polluted flint river to save money, there was devastating impact to both children and families. the crisis turned into a $200 million federal problem and became a prime example of the need to invest up front in the ability of cities and states to provide essential services to their residents. we know that flint is unfortunately not alone. there are thousands of communities with led lined pipe and aging infrastructure. all of these communities need a frong federal budget on the front end not after something terrible has happened. my state of michigan is showing us what a future innovation economy and infrastructure could look like, but the current realities of our roads and prolonged economic recovery shows our progress could be slowed or not shared at all if something akin to pres

it is at and this was a town where my grandfather olmsted it and they came from michigan and granddad heked in oklahoma city and and my grandmother purchased a wooden barn that has been in the family since that time and my son is now the fourth generation to be the president of the company. >> we are at roundhouse overalls and we are the largest maker of these overalls because we have brand loyalty with four or five thesetions wearing overalls. people where these overalls and we started in 1903, four years before oklahoma was the state. it was indian territory and we started making overalls for the railroad lines. this was a boom town for the .ndustry in this photo, you can see these are the railroad employees and there are over 1000 of them working on the railroad repair station. this is a repair station that will have a turntable track said they can move the different cars into different parts of the round house and work on them. you can see where the repair station was and the actual building, in 1903, it was down here and you can see the building. the slogan. fits best and is the longest. be in theficul

we are kpegt word of a possible on campus shooting at central michigan university. this is in the city of mt. pleasant which is about an hour north of lansing. central michigan university just posted online that there were reports of a shot or shots fired at a hall there and that the suspect is still on the run. people are being told as we speak to take shelter. it is not clear at this point if there are any injuries but we are continuing to follow this and track this in the newsroom. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> cal grant's deadlines for dreamers to apply for financial assistance and their college tuition costs, the california dream act allows undocumented students who qualify to receive private scholarships. those scholarships are funded through public universities. applicants must submit a certified grade point average by today's deadline. >>> is the president going to change his mind about guns? scott mcgrew, days after the president teased lawmakers that they were afraid of the nra, he met with them to talk about gun rights. >> met with the nra. we don't k

sally: michigan does not have the largest population. if you look at a city like dearborn, half are arab americans. a smaller city is majority muslim. you have arab majorities in places and muslim majorities in other parts of town. there is nothing else in america where you see this intense concentration like to do in detroit. states, new other york and california, have other numbers. -- have higher numbers. i read in some of your work at the interesting phenomenon happening is that the population overall is going down, but the air of them pop -- the arab relation is increasing. sally: this is what i am looking at now. arabs have been leaving michigan. of thends on which part community you are from, how long you have been in the state. when community of palestinians -- one community of palestinians saw the success lebanese were having an detroit getting into the gas station business. have aanese seemed to number -- have a monopoly, so they went to cleveland and copied what the lebanese had done in detroit. young people are leaving for jobs. if you look at the

. >>> though grand rapids is the second-largest city in michigan, its residents describe it in termssmall-town charm and stable communities. on any given day, about a thousand others face uncertain futures. >> get ready. make sure you shut your door when you come out. make sure you make up your beds. >> they reside behind the razor wire-topped fences and brick walls of the kent county jail. most of the inmates are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. upon being booked into the jail, they change street clothes for jail uniforms and leave personal possessions, including cash and jewelry in sealed bags that will be stored until their release. a minor exception was made for brian abendroth. >> the guy when he was doing the patdowns, we had a long discussion about it. he told me my tongue ring, that's got to come out. i was like, it doesn't come out. if they go to cut it, they'll end up cutting my tongue. it's too short of a barbell. he said never mind, we're going to leave it be. >> abentroth was allowed to keep one other piece considered too embedded to safely remove. >> i

took them five days in the hot sun to much one hundred eighty kilometers from the ancient holy city of michigan they stopped only for food and wrist eager to make their voices heard in india's financial capital to state and federal government legislators ordered the border much i'm on my own but i got the government should accept some of our demands in the past we have blocked roads tried to fill dates but the government of the move with this long yet determined to stay put outside the state assembly to lower demands are met yet a need to put an end date. farmers in india having a tough time many have fallen into days due to drought and increasingly erratic with or between twenty fourteen and twenty sixteen the number of protests by farmers across india increased by almost seven hundred percent to nearly five thousand what they actually do farmers that are asking is if they want the grateful income they need to be standing for the items they want justice to be done to them you know the government has to go to our farmers as a glass which has been just ignored and we have believed that the econo

. ♪ >>> straddling the grand river in western michigan, grand rapids combines the amenities of a sophisticated cityith small town charm and natural beauty. "forbes" magazine calls it the best city in america in which to raise a family, but even the best families face problems. a few miles from downtown is the kent county jail. >> people ask me all the time when i'm out there in the world, who do you got in jail? i always tell them, we have your family members, we have your neighbors, your co-workers. >> on any given day, about 1,000 men and women are incarcerated here. >> i want you guys on your bunks. it's time for head count. i need your i.d.s. >> some are convicted, most are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> we've got the people that are standing behind you in the line at the grocery store, people that are handing the food out to you at the window of the drive-up. those are the people that we have in jail. >> my whole life in this sack. >> a few years earlier, it would have been a surprise to the local residents to see brandy knight inside the jail.

[cheering and applause] and from detroit, michigan, home of the broadway and city slickers, it's the [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody--somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. give me matt, give me david. all right, guys. here we go. we got top 8 answers on the board. if abraham lincoln were on a dating site, name something he'd say about himself that would appeal to any woman of today. matt: "i'm the most powerful man in the world." steve: "i'm the most powerful man in the world." david: "i'm tall." steve: "i'm tall." >> play, play. david: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. let's go. david: all right. steve: david, how you doing,

it was just over a year and a half ago that gabbie green and her family moved from michigan to panama cityped quicker. that possibly made her stand out, you know, in her beauty and talent and confidence. >> she began to be bullied by not only, you know, some students but the teachers there at the school system, you know, some administrators and we feel like it started there, you know, really no support system. when she went to school, she had all the love in the world but when she came home, but those days at school, those eight hours she would spend, you know, she would be isolated and manipulated and demoralized. >> reporter: her parents say it began on social media. >> they put memes out. >> with a gun to her head. >> reporter: they went to the school for help but the online bullying only grew worse and at times became physical until one day in january of this year, the situation turned deadly. it sounds like as parents you knew what was happening, you were on top of it, you went to the school multiple times. you talked to your daughter. >> we tried. we definitely tried. >> and this hap

and i know that you watch a very interesting article about why you think that detroit the city of detroit michigan should be one of the places that should be on that muhamad been psalm on strip it is and why do you think that is. because we should look to do six jobs for the saudi people and. fixing. leading to do if you will in many many of the cities before we go into futuristic cities we should fix what he what he has and that will bring foreign investments and that our partners in in egypt and we are it is very much still all. require fixing and as much as president from is concerned with providing jobs for the american i'm sure about some of the month should be concerned but what about the job and that is the essence of revitalization in detroit is to provide a good life to bring investments but to the city to a future city. so he should fix what he has and. the and he also have a number of projects that was launched by king of the law that hasn't succeeded yet and on his watch right now there were not in his watch in the past but that and it was right now like in our bill of financial city s

earlier today, police say they think davis is still within the city of mount pleasant, michigan.ties say the suspected shooter was taken to the hospital last night for some type of drug-related incident, possibly an overdose. he was released. this morning he walked on to the campus and murdered two people. police say this is a domestic family-related incident. police have arranged for any parents that want to meet their children at this hotel across the street. shep? >> shepard: oh, man. wow. thank you. keep us updated. ahead, disrespecting democracy. america is not the only victim of moscow's meddling. catherine herridge with details from a nation that's been down this road already and possible clues about what is to come. >> as the special counsel, robert mueller, investigate russian's meddling in the u.s. election, the ukraine says the russians tactics are not knew and what we should know. catherine herridge spoke to them and live in washington. hi, cat. >> no country has more experience than the active measure campaigns than the ukrai ukraine. the russians are using the same

set in san antonio, villanova, kansas, michigan and the surprise of this tournament, loyola chicago all ready to battle it out. the stage is set in the alamo city. villanova, kansas, michigan and loyola chicago ready to battle in the final four. 11 seeded loyola chicago looking to upset mighty michigan. >> here comes the player of the year. oh! >> leaning the ramblers, clayton custer and ben richardson, lifelong friends and teammates. >> richardson. and he hits it. >> with team chaplain and superfan sister jean cheering them on, the dynamic duo looking to add more magic to loyola's cinderella run. trying to play spoiler, the michigan wolverines with the help of their inspiring student coach austin hatch. >> surviving two airplane crashes either luck is on your side or there's some sort of divine intervention in your life. >> hatch lost his family in the crashes and suffered a traumatic brain injury himself. but the wolverines honored their scholarship offer to the former high school star, anyway. he's a key resource on the sideline. for kansas stay azabuki, the jayhawks matchup is shaping up to be a special reunion. the 18-year-old's mother flo

interesting to hear thoughts and good luck to you sir there in michigan i've actually spent a lot of time in your state so in the traverse city area so what do you do well there brian nelson libertarian candidate for u.s. senate in the state of michigan. all right the european council has condemned russia for its alleged role in the poisoning of former double agent sergei screwball and his daughter in the u.k. council which sets policy that go the views of u.k. prime minister theresa may who gave a strongly worded statement during a summit in brussels. the staged a brazen and reckless attatched against the united kingdom when his attempt to change the merger of two people on the streets of seoul spring i'll be raising this issue with my counterparts today because it's clear that the russian stretch does not respect the wishes and indeed the instance insoles brain was part of a pattern of russian aggression against europe and its neighbors from the western balkans to the middle east donald tusk and along with the european commission president john quote younger gave a joint press conference as they struggled to answer question

michigan. years, my granddad worked in oklahoma city and he and my grandfather purchased a farm in 1906. it has been in our family since that time. the third and my son is now a fourth generation to be -- of theof the kind company. >> we are in shawnee, oklahoma, and here at roundhouse overalls, we are vote -- we are the largest maker of overalls, because we have a lot of brand loyalty. as many as four or five generations of family members wearing our overalls. people's fathers, grandfathers, great-grandfathers, and even great rant fathers were those overalls. 1903, which is four years before oklahoma was actually a state. back when it was indian territory. overalls. by making it was really a town for the railroad industry. here, you can see these are the railroad employees. there were over 1000 of them working on the roundhouse railroad repair station. , you can see these are the if roundhouse is a repair station for railroads that have a lot of pieces of railroads and the turntable tracts of it can move the different rail cards into different parts of the townhouse to work on them. whe

behind ann arbor michigan and naperville illinois. other bay area cities that made the list...n at number 15.. and sunnyvale at number 19. (steve) a new report shows that san jose and san francisco have the most expensive homes in the country. (vicki) according to mortgage website h-s-s dot com... the average salary needed to buy a home in san jose is more than 235-thousand dollars a year. the average home price is more than one-point-two million.== things area little bit better in san francisco. the average salary needed to by a house there is just over 170-thousand per year. and the average home price is just over 900-thousand dollars. in fact the most expensive cities to buy a house are all in california.. (vicki)(on cam) available parking has become scarce for people in one oakland neighborhood...that's because a new car-share business has moved in.today oakland residents and oakland city leaders voiced their concerns over the parking problem... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story...which you'll see only on kron four. to say parking is a little tight here on 37th street in

behind ann arbor michigan and naperville illinois. other bay area cities that made the list.mber 15.. and sunnyvale at number 19. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a win and a loss for the warriors. how long the team will be without star steph curry. ( darya ) plus... a major parking problem in the east bay. what oakland city leaders are doing to keep car-share programs... off their streets. ( darya ) and next... how much faster fake news spreads on twitter.... compared to the truth. (mabrisa) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (áábreakáá) ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) fake news travels faster than real news on twitter. that's according to a new study out of m-i-t.( james ) researchers say false news spreads six times faster than real news.. and it reaches more people.( darya ) and you can't blame and you ( darya ) and you can't blame bots. researchers say it's humans who are spreading the bogus stories.( james ) they looked ( james ) they looked at more than 126-thousand stories - tw

screenings have already been held for kids in detroit, flint, michigan, and right here in new york citylebrities are stepping up big to donate tickets. quest love started the hash tag wrinkle challenge on twitter, asking stars like oprah and anthony anderson to join in. quest has even asked little old me and questlove, i accept. i believe my friend craig melvin is getting in the game, too. and i hope you do, as well. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. i'll be back here at 11:00 with my partner, ali velshi. right now, you're in luck because you're about to get more news with my friend and colleague, chris jansing. >> it makes me think of that picture of the little girl looking up at the portrait of michelle obama and the idea that that could be me one day. >> you've got to see it to be it. >> thank you so much. stephanie ruhle. and good morning. we're following new developments today in the russia investigation. former trump campaign manager, paul manafort, is making it clear, he is ready for a fight. his lawyer is asking a judge to throw out the indictment against him, claimi

michigan. through the years, granddad work in oklahoma city and my grandmother approaches the wooden barn in 1906. it has been in our family since that time. and my son is now the fourth-generation to be president of the company. >> we are at roundhouse overalls in shawnee oklahoma, here, we are the largest maker of have -- and that is we that is because we have a lot of brand loyalty. is wearing our overalls, fathers, grandfathers, great-grandfathers, and even great, great-grandfather's were the overalls. 1903tually started in witches for years before oklahoma was a state in indian territory. we started by making overalls for the railroad line. shawnee was a boom town for the has aad industry and railroad in santa fe as well. you can see the brock island and this isloyees them. over 1000 of them working on the roundhouse railroad repairs s tation. it is a repair station that will have lots of pieces of railroad line and a turntable track so they can move the different railcars into different parts of the roundhouse and work on them. down here, you can see where the roundhouse railroad repair sta

city. and find ourselves, in the magic and the moments of pure michigan.trip begins at michigan.org are confusing quilted northern for robes. they're both cushiony, comforting, and add elegance to your home. but quilted northern is not a robe. it's just really nice toilet paper. >>> you're looking at some video of two container ships colliding. one vessel slammed into another docked in pakistan spilling its expensive cargo. those containers that fell into the water had cars inside them. the navy is now helping to recover them. >>> we're going to turn now to the president's mounting legal battles. images have been released showing porn star stormy daniels in 2006 taking a lie detector test about her alleged relationship with president trump, a test that she passed. >>> meanwhile, a former "playboy" model is now filing a lawsuit hoping to talk about her own alleged affair with trump. abc's linsey davis has details. >> reporter: former "playboy" model karen mcdougal is suing the publisher of "the national enquirer" saying she was tricked into signing an agree

police in the usa to michigan of arrested and nineteen year old student suspected of shooting dead his parents heavily armed officers searched for hours across the city of mount pleasant to find james eric davis jr was eventually arrested without incident after being recognized by someone on a train firearms are banned on campus at central michigan university. now following last month's shooting at a school in florida u.s. politicians continue to debate gun control laws a growing number of companies are taking their own steps to slow sales path as mike hanna reports from new york there is decisions coming at a cost. the biggest fan of the second amendment many of you are there being vague promises of executive action from the president and much discussion among lawmakers on both sides of the aisle but as yet there are no concrete signs of any substantive tightening of the u.s. is notoriously lax gun control legislation some corporations are not waiting for congress to take action several major businesses wal-mart dick's sporting goods and the latest l b have announced they are unilaterally raising the minimum age for gun sales and will no longer sell

ready, ski daddy time for the lightning round let's start with mike in michigan >> caller: hey, jim, great big boo-yah from the motor cityt months ago you had the ceo of american electrical power i bought some at 70, it's been as high as 77, as low as 62. buy, sell or hold? >> i would buy if it went above four, which means that the stock is going lower let's go to steve in new jersey. steve? >> caller: hi, jim i'm calling about app material it's been in the trading for a long time. >> we spoke to gary dickerson last week. we spoke to martin the week before business is great. not good for some. materials is in the bull pen club knows this from action alerts we were trying to pull the trigger at mid-50s, we may do so again. let's go to anthony in california anthony! >> caller: hi, jim give me a little heads up on epr, please. >> you can't miss the quarter. when you miss the quarter with the real estate investment trust, it's hard to have footing. i need to see another quarter. how about millie in new jersey >> caller: hi, boo-yah tell me about gw pharmaceuticals. >> this is, canna binnoid. i think, i'm not recommending it

toured cities that could use some help, including my hometown of flint, michigan.are going to increase wages into these communities. politics can divide us. purpose can unite us. this tour was a tour of the american purpose. linking silicon valley venture capitalists and venture capitalists around the country to communities that need a private investments. democrats are for investigating these communities and infrastructure like we are talking about, the broadband publicgrade, where the and private partnerships can come in. at some point, you need a private sector investment. the cities tour was about linking these. there is a lot of wealth on wall street. drivingcratic party is public and private investments into forgotten communities. you be running for the democratic presidential nomination? rep. ryan: i am trying to help us get the house back in 2018. i want the democrats to make sure we have a party that appreciates the role of the public sector and private investment to help these communities grow. we are putting together a good message right now. we have a b

michigan avenue. so these numbers are putting the fear of god in the city officials in chicago. the police were out. the city and police department deputized citizens to be acting police. i neglected to mention that parsons and several other anarchists were at the head of this 80,000-person march. real trouble came may 3, unexpectedly mccormick workers just walked out. a year earlier management had been forced to rescind a wage cut. this time the management was fed up with these uppity workers. it was determined to break the strike, break the union, and fire the striking workers. various other unions, including anarchist and non-anarchist ones supported that strike. and you soon began to have mccormick and some other employers importing strikebreakers, that is scabs in the language of the time, folks who would work for lower wages. there were confrontations, conflicts between strikers and strikebreakers, the scabs. police arrived and fired into the crowd. they killed at least two of the strikers and injured several others. we don't have a good injury count. anarchists had already called for a meetin

amtrak, michigan had two bangladeshi residents in 1990, today that city is majority muslim. home. cnn piece ron brownstein suggest this whole conversation is about white fear. liberals often say that almost always they say that because to hide the truth of it which is that the starkest effects of mass immigration don't take place in white neighborhoods. they take place where native born african-americans live. for example, not so long ago compton, california, the famous compton was the largest black community west of the mississippi. today only a third of compton's population is african-american. the rest is hispanic. that's huge change. that's massive dislocation. nobody talks about it. people like ron brownstein shout them into silence but it's real and for a lot of people who used to live there, it's traumatic. now let's consider how the other half lives. the people who are making these decisions about immigration and demographic change. are their neighborhoods changing like hazleton and storm lake and compton? come on. you know the answer to that l.a. county is now overw

behind ann arbor michigan and naperville illinois. other bay area cities that made the list... francisco came in at number 15.. and sunnyvale at number 19. (grant) a new report shows that san jose and san francisco have the most expensive homes in the country. (vicki) according to mortgage website h-s-s dot com... the average salary needed to buy a home in san jose is more than 235-thousand dollars a year. the average home price is more than one-point-two million.== things area little bit better in san francisco. the average salary needed to by a house there is just over 170-thousand per year. and the average home price is just over 900-thousand dollars. in fact the most expensive cities to buy a house are all in california. (grant) another reason to skip the house cleaning today... a new study suggests the toxic chemicals found in most cleaning products may be just as harmful as the ones in cigarettes. (vicki) here's mary moloney with today's health minute. a spray here and a spray there may have a dangerous impact on your respiratory system. researchers say regular use of hou

as vice president pence said last week when we welcomed him to the motor city, tax reform is working for michigan. here's even more good news. the benefits are just beginning to kick in. this tax season is the last time taxpayers will have to file under the old broken tax code. under the updated code, individuals and families had every -- at every income level will see tax relief. the standard deduction is nearly doubled to protect more of people's hard-earned income from taxation. the child tax credit is expanded from $1,000 to $2,000 to help with the cost of raising kids. with these new reforms, the typical middle income family of four will receive a tax cut of more than $2,000. on top of that, the law will help small businesses thrive, boost job creation, here and at home and make our economy stronger and more competitive like it ought to be in the united states. and in michigan. it meevens bigger paychecks and more money in their pockets, not the federal government's pockets. that's where it plongs. mr. speaker, i appreciate the opportunity at any time to put forth truth but more importantly

behind ann arbor michigan and naperville illinois. other bay area cities that made the list.nd sunnyvale at number 19. (mabrisa) tracking your morning forecast... (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. mostly dry and mild weather is forecast through friday night. rain chances return by midday saturday and continue into sunday, with the best potential for weekend rain across the southern portion of our forecast area. active weather is expected to continue beyond the weekend, with forecast models showing periods of rain across our entire region through next week. areas south of san francisco, with rainfall amounts of mostly less than a half inch except locally up to an inch in southwest monterey county. the 00z gfs has trended farther south with its rainfall forecast, with nearly all rain forecast to fall south of san

michigan university. students are being told to shelter in place. close the doors. close the windows. the cityd information about a suspect on facebook. they say they're looking for an avalanche african-american man who may be dangerous. the fbi is heading to that campus. will stay on the story. these are live pictures, central michigan university. we will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> well, in today's dollars and sense, get ready to pay more for japanese cars in particular. that is word from overseas after the president's comments about a tougher stance on trade. that is affecting stock markets around the world. many u.s. companies as well. we will have more on the specifics in a moment. first to the opening bell where stocks dropped significantly this morning. now, the good side, shares in san francisco based gap gained after beating analyst estimates for the quarter. foot locker also reported good numbers. they're celebrating the u.s. curling team there with their first gold ever. but taking a look at the numbers. it is a d

united states a student from central michigan university has been caught after allegedly shooting his parents dead heavily armed police went door to door across the city of mt pleasant as they search for the missing nineteen year old john hendren reports. a domestic dispute turned deadly police say when a university student killed his parents and fled leaving more than one hundred police officers on a manhunt he should be considered armed and dangerous if your opponent mr davis campus police at central michigan university say they took nineteen year old james eric davis jr to a hospital thursday night due to a drug related incident on friday morning the parents who came to take him back to suburban chicago for spring break were dead police could not say why. eric davis sr was a former army national guard officer and part time policeman who had served in iraq his wife was a cancer survivor the shooting put the university on lockdown leaving students behind closed doors helicopters and police cruisers scouring the area for a wanted gunman the gunman left no note no explanation in the shooting coming just two weeks after another nineteen year old gunned

michigan. as well as suburbs of larger cities, madison, wisconsin and nashville, tennessee. we also serve communities such as big creek, calhoun city, and sand hill in mississippi. tds has a long history of building and maintaining robust voice and data networks in its service areas. recently the administration released the framework for its infrastructure initiative which includes a broadband component. unfortunately the framework does not include dedicated funding for broadband projects in unserved and underserved parts of the country. the administration's infrastructure plan appears to set forth a process whereby rural broadband projects will compete against other infrastructure projects, for example, roads, sewers and airports for $40 billion in state administered block grants. tds and itta do not think this is the most efficient and effective way to provide the dollars needed to close the digital divide and move the nation closer to rural and urban comparability. therefore, congress should specifically designate funds for broadband deployment and ensure the money it des

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city. i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, march 27th, 2018. this is "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, a former michigan state university dean is arrested. he was the boss of larry nassar, the ex-sports doctor spending time in prison for molesting his patients. >>> a strong denial from the white house after stormy daniels' "60 minutes" interview in which she says she was threatened to keep quiet over her alleged tryst with donald trump. more on the fallout. >>> and the u.s. is joining other nations in what is said to be the largest expulsion of russian diplomats in history. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. a former michigan state university dean who supervised the doctor accused of molesting dozens of athletes and students is under arrest. william strampel is expected to be arraigned today. he was arrested yesterday as part of an investigation into the school's handling of former sports doctor larry nassar. he's the first person to be charged in connection with the investigation besides nassar in the worst

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. >>> also breaking overnight in michigan, a manhunt ended for suspected shooter in a campus killing. 19-year-old james eric davis was taken into custody in the city of mount pleasant. more than 100 police officers spent friday searching neighborhoods around central michigan after his parents were found shot to death in a storm room. good morning. >> reporter: the suspect spotted by someone on the train as it passed through the central michigan campus. he was arrest add short time later. the shooting happened at the last day of classes at the school before a week wrong break as many parents were arriving to pick up their kids. >> the cme police department is responding to a report of shots fired. >> the shooter inside a dorm room shook central michigan university with the campus on lockdown. students were encouraged to shelter in place. >> so right now what i'm seeing is a lot of paramedics, police officers. fbi is on the scene right now. i spoke with one of my sources that's actually on the fourth floor of campbell hall where those shots rang out, and she's very shooken up. she's telling me that right now police officers are checking hall by hall

the student, high speed internet, which in michigan right now, about a million people don't have access to it, not only in rural areas, but in our inner citieswell, this is about the economy. it's about 21st century infrastructure. and i'm excited because this is about the future and this is something that we should all lean in on and get done for the american people. ms. cantwell: -- mr. schumer: all of our ranking members of our major committees have been here. ms. cantwell: thank you, senator schumer. great to join my colleagues and i want to thank you for your tremendous focus on infrastructure. two years ago you went very far in discussions with then speaker ryan on how to finance an infrastructure bill. and last january the first thinth leader said was we are willing to work with the white house and proposed an outline of an infrastructure proposal and asked the white house to make that the number one priority. both of those ideas were rejected and yet leader schumer still remains very dedicated to infrastructure and we appreciate that. it's unfortunate we don't have a white house partner who wants to make infrastructure the major prio

city. i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, march 27th, 2018. this is "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, a former michigan is arrested. he was the boss of larry nassar, the ex-sports doctor spending time in prison for molesting his patients. >>> a strong denial from the white house after stormy daniels' "60 minutes" interview in which she says she was threatened to keep quiet over her alleged tryst with donald trump. more on the fallout. >>> and the u.s. is joining other nations in what is said to be the largest expulsion of russian diplomats in history.

city, i'm jeff glor. >>> hi, everyone welcome to the overnight news. the larry nassar, sexual abuse scandal, ensnared the former dean of michigan state university. william strampel was arraigned. prosecutors say not only did he fail to stop nassar's sex crimes he engaged in some of his own. dr. jon lapook has the story. william strampel, the person response bum for supervising larry nassar abused of inappropriate sexual behavior himself. according to the come planlt. his ex-boss used his office to harass, discriminate, demean, sexually proposition and sexually assault female students. groping making sexual comments to students and possessing nude and seminude photos of women many appearing to be selfies of msu students. pornographic videos were found on his work computer. accused of neglecting his duty supervising nassar in jail for sexually abusing more than 250 young women including aly raissman. >> this tragedy could have been avoided. >> i couldn't have imagined that he was also a predator himself. but i knew he was definitely an enabler. >> in 2014, michigan state university student a. man day tomashow, filed a complaint against nassar for

michigan state. first it was larry nassar, the disgraced doctor convicted of sexually assaulting gymnast, including olympic stars. now his boss is in custody. what authorities say they found. >>> a big american city's 911 system hacked. an urgent race to find out who did it and why. and it's not the only city that's been targeted. >>> and sent away for a crime he didn't commit. now set free after decades behind bars. a major league groundskeeper back safe at home. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. we have a sad and shocking followup tonight to our reporting earlier this month about a failure at a fertility clinic in cleveland that resulted in the loss of thousands of frozen eggs and embryos. many families notified today that the failure was far worse than the hospital initially reported, involving as many as 4,000 eggs and embryos. the clinic acknowledging none of them are viable. crushing the hopes of so many would-be parents. senior national correspondent kate snow has our nbc news investigation. >> reporter: wendy is one of nearly 1,000 people who got the overnight letter from university hospitals today. >> oh, my god. >> re

michigan state. first it was larry nassar, the disgraced doctor convicted of sexually assaulting gymnast, including olympic stars. now his boss is in custody. what authorities say they found. >>> a big american city's 911 system

they are taking place in other cities around the country and around the world. mike is calling from rochester, michigan. hi, mike. hi, kimberly. how are you? host: what do you think about these marches? a wastei think they're of time. i have a suggestion for the young people. a young fellow from florida start a program called no one eats alone and i think that thed affect more change if kids in school became more inclusive with the other kids in there's a common denominator. all of these shooters are loners and outcasts. in i just think that would probably do a lot more than this march. that's all i'm saying. all right, and michael is calling from cincinnati. you are under 25, michael. what do you think about the protest? are you per dissipating? caller: i am participating. have alike we need to little bit of education, such as how they do this in france. also, they have a lot more recess and such, and may have overall better schools. host: and how do you think so, -- and so, how do you think that would make a difference with gun violence specifically, michael? caller: i think it would make the kids gr

the use of -- or from personnel from the michigan state police and then shortly after midnight, we received the tip from the train company. on behalf of the city our community, our condolences go out, again, to the davis family. as the director of public safety, our community is trying to get back to normal. i ask that everybody respect that. we are safe. this threat of this that existed during this incident, the suspect has been apprehended. right now, i'll turn it over to mt. pleasant city mayor -- >> all right, you've been listening to authorities there in mt. pleasant as they discuss what has happened in this situation at cmu yesterday where the man you see on the screen there, james eric davis jr. allegedly killed his parents in the dorm room that he was staying at. we're going to take you back there, but we'll continue to listen to this. do stay close, we have more in a moment. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >>> the story of an athlete making an impact ahead of next week's paralympic games. >> differencem