joanne hsu, university of michigan. getting back to the markets, we are seeing the nasdaq 100 dropping to a session low. those are the numbers on the screen in front of you. is it time to bolster your defensive lines? lisa erickson, u.s. bank co. had for public markets joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we think this is going to be a tough environment for companies going forward. costs are elevated, especially the cost of capital. that has yet to be absorbed. topline growth slowing meaningfully. companies have too much stuff. we think there is going to be a war on margins in 2023. alix: that was emily roland on corporate margin pressures. is it time to bolster your defensive line? on the one hand, we see risks emerging still, whether it is ukraine, russian oil, the war on margins. you get this university of michigan data, comes in strong. how do you bolster your defensive line? >> we think it makes sense to bolster the defensive line. we are getting some green shoots of upturn, even if you look at they university o

university of— from? he came from the university of michigan i from? he came from the | university of michigan and from? of his career is always having a chip on our shoulder because he was a sixth round pick. star quarterbacks are normally number one overall but he was 199 and he believed in himself but obviously not many other teams did and even when he came in and took over for an injured quarterback they thought it was temporary and there were so many doubters along the way and he has carried that all through his career and excelled more than anyone who has played the game. than anyone who has played the name. , , , .., game. this is the second time he has announced _ game. this is the second time he has announced a _ game. this is the second time | he has announced a retirement in less than one year. i'll have the fans reacted? we knew this was coming. there is a lot of groundhog day and is this really it? he posted a video on instagram and he was short and sweet and sincere and emotional but not overly produced. in this seems like it will actually happen. based on the last season not having as much

it is a 43-year-old man whose body was found near the university of michigan yesterday when this happened. this shooting was told to a student. there were 50,000 students taking shelter the university of michigan, america, and now they say that this warning to take shelter has been drowned, considering that the body of the shooter was found, but the plans, including two tennis basketball games with the university team and prominent american teams , have been canceled in sadness, and now the news if in this news section today, we have sanctions against russia because of the war in ukraine and the tension in baqir. today , i am going to talk about the new package of sanctions against russia. money had analyzed that sanctions russia has not achieved the desired result of the west, and the economic growth of russia , for example, has decreased from the usual number of two tenths of a percent, and sputnik has reported that the new sanctions will go to ramadan alfa bank , the largest private bank in russia, or their employees and , in fact, agents of the russian state tv channel artin . to boyc

of that. michigan state were applauded when they came out onto the court. and the universitythe spartan colors. although michigan state lost the game, their longtime coach, tom izzo, afterwards said it was just kind of nice and comforting that for a couple of hours they didn't have to think about all the other horrors of the modern world. this is what he had to say. >> i would like to thank university of michigan for the things they did on our behalf, from our university, our students, the three deceased students. ones that are in the hospital, and i thought it was very classy move on their part. i appreciated that. we played the game for two hours and played the game to try to make -- many people back in east lansing and around the world that are michigan state alums escape for two hours. and try to enjoy the moment. >> really powerful words from tom izzo there. very difficult to enjoy anything in the aftermath of that horrific massacre last week, but the sports community, the teams, the athletes, the fans coming together to try to do the best they can. >> don, thank you. >>

gallagher, a china expert and professor in democracy. democratization and human rights at the university of michigan told us what the diplomatic impact of lincoln's decision not to go to china will main by g. well, i think it's an interesting decision. i mean, there's some set back i guess, to getting us china relations on a bigger track. but i think for the, by the administration, the risks of going really increased with this crisis over the balloon. and they probably thought we're in a relative position of strength, right. now these are the china and so it's really china's, now the ball is in china's court to get the relationship on track again. so it's not a great time for a lincoln to go to china. and just after, you know, there's this violation of u. s. airspace and u. s. sovereignty it really, i think there's a risk of making bite and appear quite weak. a 2nd factor is also china's behavior in recent meetings, of course, lincoln met with some of his chinese partners in alaska last year. and that went very badly. they were sort of berated and lectured by the, by the chinese and i think there is

this evening, a shooting on the campus of michigan state university

memorial comes to us the day after 3 people were killed in the latest march shooting at the university of michigan. u . s. president joe biden again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he called americas gun violence epidemic. that direction again, the phone with us. some basset her to the united nations nikki haley has announced she is running for the republican presidential nomination exterior. she's the 2nd tend to join the race after her former boss, ex president donald from success. what un secretary general antonia would tenisha warns global warming is fueling an unprecedented rise in sea level threatening nearly 900000000 people around the world is calling for urgent action to limit warming and to prepare for the huge number of climate refugees from coastal areas that i stole from the earthquakes in turkey and syria, past surpassed 40 thousands. d, w t mas, documenting events in the disasters on the border between turkey and rebel controlled areas of syria has been largely closed for a long time. art has now reopened to allow in aid supplies. mohammed crater reports from the bo

he attended the university of michigan where he excelled on the classroom and the football field. he turned down contract offers from the detroit lions and the green bay packers to work as an assistant coach at yale university. he also did some modeling. they married on october 15, 1948. ford was elected to the house of representatives that year. for the first of 12 consecutive terms. each time with more than 50% of the vote. he had missed his board moved into a suburb of washington dc where their four children were born over the next 10 years. a sincere and uncomplicated moderate conservative, ford managed to endear himself across party lines. the nicest thing about gerald ford is that he just did not have any enemies. as house minority leader, ford criticized the way the johnson administration was handling the war. johnson said that he is a nice fella but he spent too much time playing football without a helmet. >> has national popularity rating went from 71% to 50%. although he was the most athletic president since teddy roosevelt, he enjoyed swimming, tennis and began each day

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of michigan. let's play what she had to say and then we will talk. >> there is a set of ten bills that would establish universal background checks. we would implement extreme risk protection orders and there is a multitude of other policies we could pursue the future but we are going to start, there they are both incredibly well supported among our constituents. the urgency of this situation has really created an environment where we think we can get those done immediately. >> we know the biden administration had success with gun legislation after uvalde, but a lot of folks don't think it went far enough, even though the biden administration personally wanted to go further. when it comes to making changes happen, having now moved to more of a local level when it comes to legislation? because of the resistance at the top. >> as i said at the beginning of this, we will get it done in michigan. senator brinks is right that there is a will among the people, some republicans will support it. quite frankly, it is good that we got this very narrow bill done in the congress last year. in the united states senate, quite

the five or 10 year and we see it in the survey-based expectations we got today with the university of michigan numbers. 5-10 year expectations of 2.9%, we think that's way too high. we figure out what our outlook is and what the fed outlook is an it means they need to continue to hike and they are likely to hold for a while. there are expectations for potential cut and we see that unlikely. we thought it was unlikely before this morning's number because even if it's disinflation that continues, if you have a strong labor market, there is no reason for them to cut rates because that would be a form of stimulus which could result in inflation going higher down the road. we don't expect rate cuts this year until mid next year. katie: what do you think that means for the bond market in terms of investor appetite? 10 year treasury yields are almost at 4% so when do we see some dip buying there? >> we saw that to start the year we saw the big rally in bonds and now it's been completely unwound in the last couple of weeks. it's been interesting to hear that many people think the 10 year cannot rake a

telegram channels police reported the death of the strelok who opened fire on people at the university of michigan, presumably died of a self-inflicted wound , there is no threat to the compus, so the authorities say and the motive of the killer is still unknown, the updated data from his hands killed three people, five more were injured. we continue our production at the irkut enterprise in komsomolsk-on-amur assembled the first superjet new liners a year plans to produce at least 20 such aircraft ludmila visited the production center of irkut corporation preparing for transportation, the new assembled fuselage of the future superjet liner new everything is clear, as in the operating room in the hands of these surgeons are technological manipulators, but the main thing is the experience of building more than 200 machines, previous models per year of the centenary of civil aviation to the production center of the corporation's branch, irkut 18, however, that here its employees can solve adult tasks. proved much earlier. in this shop. the docking of the fuselage section of the first import-substitu

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the university of michigan, more improvements and consumers for buying cars. the interest rate is a component of the cpi basket beginning to improve, we are running the risk that maybe inflation will not continue to go down the way we would all like it to. maybe it could be more sticky and persistent because those things that have been dragging inflation down in the last nine months made a longer provide a significant drag they have done in the last three or four quarters. jon: the idea of a re-acceleration of inflation is the kind of thing that could play out through the rest of 2023 depending on how things play out? torsten: that's an important question. for now, when you look at the employee report at 517,000 jobs created in january with the unemployment rate falling to the lowest level since the 1960's, participation rate moving up, the workweek moving up. from a different survey you have the jobless claims, the people filing for unappointed benefits at a very low level. you had a number of job openings at 11 million, all-time record high. you have a stron

longtime journalist and now the director of the wallace house center for journalists at the university of michigan>> we're actually in a fight for the survival of our communities. we're in a fight for the survival of our democracy. and we have to be serious about the role that we play in that. dina: to that end, warner approached kale and litchfield businessman brian smith to help create a non-profit with grants and donations as a new business model for the index. >> in the same way you have people in every community who have done well, who are fortunate, who support the local symphony, they support the art museum, we need those same people to support journalism. dina: that point is something the residents in homer and litchfield are coming to understand, as the warners strive to save a village institution. >> we don't want to be the ones shutting down a 151-year-old business. >> i've always considered sharon and i caretakers of the newspaper. so that's why we're trying to think outside the box in terms of a non-profit or something to keep this paper going. dina: in homer, michigan, i'm dina demet

s number one ranked supply chain program, go green -- [applause] or university of michigan's number one ranked undergrad business program. rivalries are fun but we are all on team michigan. we have 15 phenomenal universities and community colleges across this state. let's find apprenticeships and initiatives that are putting nearly 200,000 michiganders on tuition-free paths to higher education or skills training. helping them land good-paying union jobs. [applause] and to help even more people make it in michigan, let's take steps to lower the age for the michigan reconnect from 25 to 21. [applause] reconnect is our bipartisan program that offers anyone 25 and older a tuition-free associates degree or skills training. i want to thank senator anthony for her work to establish and grow this program. [applause] over 113,000 reconnectors have been accepted we want that number to grow. let's unleash opportunity for our young people while offering companies the skilled, hardworking talent they need to succeed here in michigan. the other half of attracting and retaining young people is standin

i pray they've been able to get in touch with any of their students. 50,000 students go to michigan state universitye've been talking about, in terms of figuring out who is in charge, there is the michigan state police, the fbi are down law. atf involved. the campus police, of course, for the first on the scene. so, tell us how you think it will work. >> sure, alison. these situations are very complicated. the campus police and the local police are certainly in the lead on any investigation of an active -- the fbi and the atf another federal law enforcement agencies come in to try to provide assistance. and particularly tools and capabilities that the -- police might not have. inherently. we but, nevertheless, the local investigation and potential prosecution is the front line in terms of driving the investigation and determining who ultimately will be held accountable. >> john, i'm sure the campus police there certainly a michigan state university, at every campus do these duels and pray that a never happens. >> they do them with other agencies. what you are looking for in the active shooter situat

rivals michigan state and university of michigan came together for a moment of silence before saturday'satch-up. >> there's some things that aren't rivalries. there's some things that are bigger than the game. >> reporter: a display of solidarity through the shadow of tragedy. astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >>> we learn today that comedian and actor richard belzer has died. >> you had one hell of a run, sergeant munch. >> did i? i don't know where it all went. >> belzer is best known for his role as "law & order" detective john munch, a character he played for 23 seasons. richard belzer died at his home in france. he was 78 years old. >>> well, straight ahead on the cbs weekend news a checkup of america's aviation industry after some close calls. also americans win big at the british film awards. >>> and our bob schieffer shares his thoughts on jimmy carter's life and career. keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting,

so let's go to let east lansing, michigan, michigan state university. >> they're just about ready to start the news conference, the chief ofmarland lynch from michigan state university. he is just about ready to we can take the camera from michigan. they are getting ready to announce their latest information. let's listen in. >> arms? every family. that is touched by this tragedy. and give them the peace that passes understanding. and moments like this. can't the screams? we reach? and we will change over time. we cannot allow this to continue to happen again. we want to thank service to president and some ipus to faculty senate. and their leadership. for their leadership throughout this event today. please, to all of those sunday. east lansing, a lansing area to the governor, to our senators and all the folks who we reached out to make sure that we have msu. know that they are standing by our side. to our students. we will take 2 days what we will move to emergency operation to give ourselves time to think 2, 3, and to be together. faculty and staff. we will similarly provide to all of you the next 2 days to think and com

university of chicago, 32. mivment i.t.34 and 41, the university of michigan. what do you worry about.ast year the producer sent me a script that i was -- that china gave me safety. i told the producer, what are you talking about? he said that's the only way you can make the movie. brian: where they sold you as a sex slave and think told you. and you are sending up a flare. i'm so glad you have a great head on your shoulders. so great to meet you. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. walt disney is back kinds of from the dead. the video you have to see in "news duel." george p. bush joins me on "one nation." >> i seat biden t ship, do you think -- t-shirt. do you think president biden will help you get? >> i do. >> he's a good person than the other person. >> do you believe the border is closed or open. >> it's open, not closed. the border is open. it's open. brian: confirmation the open border explode when joe biden was elected. the new book out "overrun" reveals how mexico played the president of the united states. the mexican congress secretly passed a law that will allow mexico to

i spoke with seth guikema earlier, a professor at the university of michigan on forecasting power outageswer now for three days, and says it could be some time before power is fully restored. we're lucky that we have a generator that runs the basics — heat, refrigerator — so in that sense we are ok. a lot of people don't have a generator and have it much harder given the cold weather. when did you lose power, and when are you expecting everything to be restored? what are the power companies are saying at the moment? we lost power wednesday 9:30pm, while the ice, the rain was still falling and turning to ice. they aren't giving good outage restoration time estimates at this point, certainly still a lot of people without power. just tonight as my wife was driving home after dropping me at the office, she saw a transformer on fire, so there continue to be problems and it's going to be a struggle to get people restored. and just give us a sense of the frustration you are hearing from people that you know have also been in similar situations to you? a lot of people are very frustrated. schools

from the usa, one person died, at least five were injured as a result of a shooting at the university of michiganask managed to escape the police unhooked the campus building in the city, an interception plan was announced, and the reasons for the shooting have not yet been reported. the death toll from a powerful earthquake in turkey syria has exceeded 37,000 people reported rescuers won warn the number could double search rescue operations completed in several turkish provinces in latak. and adana, a week after the catastrophic tremors, the rescuers managed to get out of the rubble dozens of living people complicate the situation and weather conditions meteorological data. low temperatures are expected this week in turkey syria. this will create additional difficulties for the survivors, who were left homeless with food supplies in both countries running out on the eve of the president of syria on the ball once again allowed the opening of two additional crossings in the north-west of the country to deliver humanitarian aid to the earthquake-hit area. the russian military in syria continue to h

the memorial comes just a day after 3 people were killed in the latest mass shooting at the university of michigan. u. s. president joe biden, again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he called americas done violence epidemic. before me, you have some assets with united nations. nikki haley has announced she is running for the republican presidential nomination next year. she's the 2nd contender to join the race off to have former boss ex president donald trump. now that i stole from the earthquakes in turkey and syria has surpassed 40000 a dw team as documented events in the disaster song. at the moment, the border between turkey and rebel controlled areas of syria has been largely closed for a long time, but has no reopened to allow in aid supplies. muhammad crated reports from the border crossing at bob. i'll ha won. this is not in a convoy crossing from turkey to syria. it's a procession of belief to you and families taking the bodies of relatives who had been living and turkey back home for bernie. some have only the backseat of their family cause to transport that he means abut

gallagher, a china expert and professor and democracy, democratic zation and human rights at the university of michigan with gallagher. welcome, though a long awaited and long overdue visit. canceled. what's the diplomatic price? china? we'll have to pay for this. well, i think it's an interesting decision. i mean there's some set back, i guess, to getting us china relations on a bigger track. but i think for the, by the administration, the risks of going really increased with this crisis over the balloon. and they probably thought we're in a relative position of strength right now. these are the china. and so it's really china's now the ball is in china's court to get the relationship on track again. what would have been the risks for the biden administration and going well, i think there's a domestic political risk in the sense of going, it could have been alleged by the republicans who have taken control of the house that he's weak on china. there's a new senate dot senate select committee on china led by a representative my gallagher, and that is looking to do a lot of hearings on china. so it's no

at least 3 people have reportedly been killed and 5 more injured in a mass shooting at the university of michigan campus. police suspect one shooter who is described as a black male and is still at large. all campus activities have been cancelled for 48 hours. i've police search for the attacker, a smoke farms, fireworks and violet clashes with please hundreds of albanian. protesters disrupted a parliamentary session and demanded the government's resignation. that's a mid recent accusations against officials allegedly involved in corruption. and now to some news from moscow, where a huge fire broke out in a car service in the north of the city, firefighters rushed to the scene to tackle the flames in tough conditions with exploding fuel canisters and tires of blaze. the fire has now been extinguished with 3 people rescued from the scene, while the fate of 2 others remains unknown. today marked the 20th anniversary of the un security council meeting, where the head of the united nations monitoring the mission at the time stated that there were no traces of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. howe

i'm joined now by climate professor richard rood from the university of michigan. news. we havejust seen pictures of those awful weather conditions. tell us, how concerned are you by this dramatic change in the weather? what is the situation like at the moment?— what is the situation like at the moment? the situation for me is quite _ the moment? the situation for me is quite good _ the moment? the situation for me is quite good at _ the moment? the situation for me is quite good at the - the moment? the situation for. me is quite good at the moment. i'm in colorado. in michigan, there has been a huge ice storm as you just said. more than 350,000 people still without power. much of the ice has melted. in california, record snow up in the mountains and high winds, potentialforflash high winds, potential for flash flooding. high winds, potentialforflash flooding. and then that storm will be tracking across the united states. it will probably not hit michigan in the same way, but it's going to affect the same region that was just recently hit by that other storm. ., ,

this evening, a shooting on the campus of michigan state university a largest college in the state of michigan, a man hunt now underway for the shooter, campus police say there were multiple injuries, officials have placed shooters on lockdown, and they've asked them to shelter in place. the fbi and atf say they're also sustain investigation. michigan governor gretchen whitmer, tweeted that she's been briefed on the shooting, alyssa scott and who represents the area tweets that she and her team are moment to moment contact with local officials. the shooting comes as we were just one hour away from mark in five years since a deadly shooting -- a mass shooting that took the lives of 17 innocent people. dana griffin is following this for us tonight. dana, walk us through, what is the situation on campus right now, and we have any idea how this started? >> so, stephanie, we are waiting for a press conference that is actually supposed to start any minute now, according to our detroit affiliate wdiv, police have confirmed at least one fatality, we also know

around the world now 3 people have been killed and 5 more injured in a math, shooting at the university of michigan campus. after a 3 hour man had the attacker was found dead by police, reportedly from a self inflicted gunshot with smoke from fireworks, and violet flashes with police hundreds of albanian protesters disrupted a parliamentary session and demanded the government's resignation. that the mid recent accusations against officials allegedly involved in corruption. oh, now to some use for moscow, where a huge fire broke out in a car service in the north of the city firefighters rushed to the scene to tackle the flames in tough conditions. with its quoting fuel canisters and tires of blaze, the fire has now been extinguished with 3 people rescued from the scene, while the fate of 2 others remains unknown. over to the finance world now crypto firm packs, those has found itself in hot water over plans by the u. s. securities and exchange commission to sue it over a legit investor protection breach. the commission alleges that the by nance, you sta, usd sable coin, listed by the company is an u

college campuses, we saw university of michigan, university of wisconsin, university of minnesota.eople saying yes to jesus then we have seen in 20 years. the hunger is real, and it's now. >> trace: tell us about the revival you are hosting on sunday in lexington, kentucky. what's different about it? what is your goal here, nick? >> listen, i think this movement, the leaders at asbury are amazing, they are godly. it is so incredible how they have led, and they've released this to the nation and to the nations. meetings are happening everywhere. some of my friends, leaders across the country, pastors, campus ministry workers, we believe that now is the time to rally the troops and mobilize to see this spread across the nation, so young people are coming -- i have a friend is trying to get back from argentina. people are coming from california, new york, florida. all these fires are going to come to rupp arena. the sign outside says "it's time for a positive disruption." i think that's what revival is. it is god positively disrupting us, bringing us back to life. so this weekend it's

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. memorial comes just a day after 3 people were killed in the latest mass shooting at the university of michigan. u. s. president joe biden again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he called americas gun violence epidemic. nat direction again. form u. s. a basset to the united nations, nikki haley, as announced she's running for the republican presidential nomination next year. she's the 2nd contender to join the race after her former boss express didn't. donald trump? as of course, we spoke twitter chief executive e long must says the end of 2023 would be a good time to find someone else to run the company. he had announced in december that he would resign as its chief executive days before that mask ran a twitter pole in which a majority voted that he should step down major technical difficulties at germany's aflac carrier. lufthansa, half stranded thousands of passengers worldwide. the company has delayed and grounded flights after its i t systems were hit by glitch effecting chicken and boarding or plants were being directed away from landing and looked at those main hob frank

university of chicago, 32. mivment i.t.34 and 41, the university of michigan. what do you worry about.year the producer sent me a script that i was -- that china gave me safety. i told the producer, what are you talking about? he said that's the only way you can make the movie. brian: where they sold you as a sex slave and think told you. and you are sending up a flare. i'm so glad you have a great head on your shoulders. so great to meet you. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. walt disney is back kinds of from the dead. the video you have to see in "news duel." george p. bush joins me on "one nation." if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and your eyes feel like they're getting kicked in the backside, it's not too late for another treatment optio

joining us now is barbara mcquade and professor at the university of michigan school of law. barb, thank you for being here on this night of all things legal. i've got to ask you every time i read a story about faunae willis, the word rico is in the story because of her record on this and because of the speculation that maybe she will try and turn this into a rico case as it concerns trump and the 2020 election. does that look like maybe what could happen to you? i mean where do you land on that question? >> i think there's a very good reason, alex, that people talking about a rico charge in this. one is faunae willis' historic use of them. there are prosecutors who shy away from them, find it uselessly complicated. you don't want to charge something so complicated that a jury doesn't understand it, and in some ways you've snatched defeat from the jaws of victory by needlessly complicating a case. but she's shown she knows how to use it, and as you've it's not just for the mafia. it was passed in the late 1960s but it's since been used for gangs, she's used it against teacher

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you're listening to interim deputy chief chris rosman of the michigan state university forces. they're they're just wrapping up a news conference, giving reporters the last bit of information about the community of michigan state university, the president there as well talking about a community that is beginning to heal after well, trying to understand the senselessness of senseless violence. the gunman caught on a security camera entering a campus building took his own life at an off campus location when confronted by police, and sadly, he took three innocent lives with him and wounded five other people. um and we're told that. those five people have very serious wounds. they were in critical condition. we do know about the shooter. he is a 43 year old male. that he does not appear to have any affiliation with the michigan state university's staff. they don't know why he came to campus, and that's one of the many questions that still need to be answered at this point. they have not. i'd him at least they have not idea in publicly they do know he's a 43 year old male, not affili

in fact, the university of michigan just announced if you live on campus, you better get your boosterget out. george washington university has the same requirement, and up until next week, it's still making students and faculty wear masks. this is crazy! how can any of this still be in place? now, we've seen research, of course, from cochran which is considered to be the gold standard for reviews that obliterates any reason for mask usage. wearing masks in the community probably makes little or no difference to the outcome of influenza illnesses like illnesses -- influesza-like illnesses or covid-like illness. a past covid infection protects you as much as getting the vaccine. now, who could have predicted that? a lot of people are saying that this virus and the nonvulnerable population is almost acting like a vaccination because it's giving some acquired immunity to people who are exposed to it. and people don't want to hear that, but that seems to be what is happening right now in the united states. a lot of people are getting acquired immunity. joining me now is dr. scott atlas. yo

a game in just a few hours, and then tonight, the men's basketball team will play at the university of michigan for people who are not familiar, these schools are instate rivals. those games can be tense at times, we can imagine this is not going to be that kind of game, at least at first. back to you. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm sure the tenure of these games will be subdued. more so than usual. okay, jesse kirsch, thank you very much. it's all like they came out of nowhere, but they did a. new reporting about those flying objects and how they date back to the former administration. ad and get ready to taste greatness. oops, i already ate it. c'mon man. try it today! get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthm

at least three people killed in a mass shooting on the campus of michigan state university. the victims' bodies found in two different locations at the school. five other people were wounded. they are hospitalized in critical condition right now. we know the suspected gunman is a 43-year-old male who was not affiliated with the school. police say that he took his own life last night after being tracked down by police off campus. >> the suspect in this incident was located outside of the msu campus. and it does appear that that suspect has died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. it is confirmed that he is deceased.selfinflicted gunshot . it is confirmed that he is deceased. this truly has been a nightmare that we are living tonight, but we have remained laser focused on the safety of our campus, our students and the surrounding community. we are relieved to no longer have an active threat on campus. while we realize that there is so much healing that will need to take place after this. >> adrienne broaddus is live for us in east lansing. what is the latest there on campus?

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i palmore a news conference is expected to begin at any moment on the campus of michigan state university. that's in east lansing. >> and that is where we're hoping to learn more details on how many people have been injured, whether anyone has been killed and the location of the shooter at this hour, we have been gathering information throughout the evening, but we are expecting that to be more definitive as we get information from the news conference and we will bring that to you when we have it. here is what we know so far. a campus wide alert went out just after 08:30pm, central time reporting shots fired on or near the east lansing, michigan campus. that's better. >> hour and a half drive from detroit. >> the alert advise students and staff to secure in place immediately. but 10:15pm, eastern time, of course, residence halls were secured. michigan state has about 50,000 students. police say the victims are being transported to a hospital in the area for their injuries. again, no official confirmation at this hour on the number of people who have been shot or whether or not anyone has

trying to figure out the motive behind a mass shooting that left three students dead at the university of michigan some of the survivors. one student is a young woman who survived the sandy hook shooting. now she is a senior at michigan state. >> the fact that the odds of me being in both of those places for two mass shootings is unfortunately not as unlikely as we think it is for other people as well. enough is enough and it needs to end. reggie: authorities believe the gunmen had plans to attack other locations in michigan, colorado, and new jersey. he had no ties to msu and was found dead hours later. this morning a 42-year-old was rescued from the rubble of the deadly earthquake in turkiye. she was trapped for more than nine days. rescue teams recognized signs of life and were able to free her. currently more than 41,000 people have died. it is the deadliest disaster in the country's history. many are blaming faulty construction for the devastation. authorities are trying to find contractors linked to collapsed buildings. the oakland bear announce new initiatives --mayor announced new initiati

attorney, professor at the university of michigan school of law and msnbc legal analyst.a, i'll start with you. i was riveted by that interview because the forewoman seems like somebody who, like, won survivor but she's got to wait a couple month because of the nda, she can't tell you. just from your assessment, what is it like to see a foreman basically say, hey, there are surprises coming but you shouldn't be too surprised? what might that indicate about what the grand jury concluded? >> well, first, jason, as a former prosecutor, i cringe any time you see a grand jury foreperson talking about what happened before the grand jury. the grand jury secrecy rules to protect people who might be under suspicion. now, i think she probably complied with the letter of the rule, which says she's not supposed to talk about the grand jury's deliberations, so she was careful not to say who might be recommended for indictment or how that went down. but boy, she comes awfully close to that. it makes me a little nervous. i do think when she says they recommended that more than a dozen p