kildee of michigan. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 893, the gentleman from michigan and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: this amendment is something i have been working on for some time and it would bring urgently needed aid to my hometown of flint michigan. for over a year, the flint water crisis has been public and we have not yet been able to act here in congress. it has been longer since the water -- residents of flint have drinking water that is poison, poisonned with lead two full years. and to be clear what happened in flint was a tail you are of government at every level of government. through this amendment, congress can take its rightful place in fulfilling its obligation and its responsibility to help my hometown recover. the amendment would authorize $170 million to restore the safety of water infrastructure in communities like my hometown of flint that have lead in their water and more importantly, it woul

the great hardwood forests of michigan. the transportation to ship those raw materials and ship the finished goods to market came in the form of the grand river. it runs right in the middle of grand rapids. and finally the labor force. grand rapids had many immigrants from european countries that had the skills to carve wood, operate machinery, and build furniture. all those three things combined in the years following the civil war to make a perfect storm for grand rapids to become the furniture city. there was a whole class of wealthy town leaders who decided wanted to invest in the furniture industry. these were those who wanted to control the banks, they control the capital. they had access to funds to set up a furniture factory. by working together, this first round of furniture companies was 1860's and in the 1870's. these are some of the earliest furniture companies in grand rapids they got the ball rolling to start that. this is a highly idealized painting of the furniture factories in grand rapids, michigan. it is

in terms of michigan and where she's lost ground, tim kaine was just in michigan this past week. he was speaking at u of m. donald trump was in flint this week. again, we talk about the numbers and the fact that the state is very much in play. tim kaine said, look, this state is definitely in play and trying to get the young voters. she has to go back to them. one of the biggest stories was in the primary, the fact that hillary clinton lost michigan to bernie sanders. she does have ground to make up here. she does have to, i think get back to the state. >> all right. christy mcdonald. nolan, real quick nolan. ten seconds. >> yeah, i think the fact that michigan is in play and the candidates clearly view it that way is surprising. as you said, they haven't gone republican here since 1988. it's hard to figure out what they are seeing that they think this year might be different. >> everything is fascinating. appreciate it. >>> a reminder, president obama and hillary clinton will be addressing the congressional black caucus dinner tonight. don lemon will bring full coverage starting

she will win michigan. i think it is interesting detroit news never endorsed democrats have thoroughly rejected donald trump and going for a third party. i certainly respect their opinion. that won't have an ultimately an impact in in terms of what happ here in michigan. i will tell you at the home of automobile industry, when donald trump talks about jobs going over seas. this guy has no credibility when he's making his shirts and suits in mexico and his shirts in beck bangladesh. we cannot jobs in michigan. >> on the subject of jobs, i want to talk about macomb county, this is where a lot of white worker class residents live. right nows the donald trump who's winning by 20 points. does hillary clinton need to sharpen her message or put out a bett better message to voter who is are flocking to the nominee for president. >> i think hillary needs to stress what i just said, this a guy that has no credibility in terms of bringing jobs home or creating american jobs. he can shut down his own factories that are

she has bernie sander soon going to be campaigning in michigan. was in new hampshire with her earlier this week. and elizabeth warren going to nevada this week. >> she clearly needs their help and they're big, big supporters. thank you very much. let's bring in hillary clinton supporter thanks for coming in. >> thank you wolf. >> today we know hillary clinton spoke with alicia machado on the campaign trail. do you anticipate alicia machado actually going out with hillary on the campaign trail? would that be smart? >> i don't know. i think hillary clinton is still going to focus on issues that americans care about. the machado incident is simply emblem attic of donald trump's alienation of latino voters and women. and i think hillary clinton will talk about issues and solutions that americans care about. >> we are looking at live coverage of donald trump we'll get to that but in the meantime, let's talk about the polls. she got a little bump following the debate with donald trump this week but she's still struggling in several key areas, especially

it is still in business, based in west michigan. streets of old grand rapids, we are looking at a scene here that is showing grave avenue in grand rapids as the sun is setting on a fall evening. it is sort of a good way to close out the event. we hope that as people finish walking through the exhibit, they will kind of think a little bit about all of the immense changes that would have taken place in grand rapids and all around the country as the 1800s come to a close. you know, you start to get a lot of changes in society that people are having to cope with. really, trying to take a critical look back on the good old days and thinking of, you know, what made them the good old days of? the automobile had not yet been invented, electricity is just becoming invented, immigrants are coming to the united states from countries all over the isld, ethnic makeup changing. grand rapids is growing tremendously in terms of industry and economy. so it is a period of a lot of change, but sort of a hopeful ending as the sun sets and everyone head

michigan state game we're back here. both of those teams losing this week. just destroyed syracuse. nc state lost today to east carolina. then back here, stanford, miami. five of the next seven games here on nbc. and the toughest games that notre dame has the next couple of months are going to be here in south bend. >> doug: you love being at home for the big games. the lack of travel gives extra preparation time. hearing your own crowd behind you. it's such a positive and such an advantage. and michigan state, however, coming into the game next week they've had two weeks to prepare for notre dame. >> doug: rested and ready. we can say one thing. we know that mark dantonio wasn't working on the irish last night because he was in springfield, massachusetts, at the basketball hall of fame where one of the great basketball coaches of all time tom izzo was inducted into the basketball hall of fame. so congratulations to coach izzo as notre dame gets its first down. ready to close this one out, doug, it will of confidence to

experience for central michigan opponents.. chipewas out of town coach tony sanchez..3 wins in 2015.. looking for number 2 already this year... rebels make an early impact on special teams..aaron borg the block.. charles williams the recovery in the endzone for the touchdown.. central michigan regrouped.. cooper rush..fires to jesse kroll..touchdow n. rebels down 14-7 but here comes the fastest man in michigan today.. 85 yard touchdown.. he went over 100 yards for his second straight week.. unlv staying on the attack..johnny stanton to darren woods.. 21-14 rebels.. but cmu's super cooper rush can pass..and unlv wasn't objecting..recei ver mark chapman in a different area code than attack..air chippewa was in full force.. rush to cory willis.. 28-21 central michigan at half.. and the rebels had no answer..quarter back cooper rush threw for 352 yards and 6 touchdowns.. 44-21 chippewas improve to 3-0..unlv drops to 1-2 former canyon springs star donnel pumphrey ran fro 280 yards last week.. this week..ho-hum 220 and 3 touchdowns..

. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and >> doug: playing four-man rush. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. nt get answer interference call. 50/50 down the field. the key to this drive, is offensive line play. kizer was not this clean, early in the game. he was getting hit on every throw. now, he is standing cleanly. throwing the ball. delivering. and the offensive line has picked up their game. kizer, with a double-move to the tight end. stick nod down the middle of the field, threw a touchdown to his big tight end. montana leading them back, in the cotton bowl against houston. can the irish get back to force overtime here? kizer, trying to throw it underneath. and too hard behind, as his int

san jose state loses to michigan state. the badgers are >>> now abc 7 sports with mike shumanann. >> iowa statete was 0-3 in needf a big win hosting san jose state. no match as they fall to 1-3. ohio state going with a two quarterbrback system today. second quarterback already 17-3 cyclclones. jacob hahart, 23-yard pass to daily. park t threw for 165 yards, thr tds. next, 136 yards, two tds. 49 yards to jones. 30-3 and the round is on. palmer is out with a right leg injury. love was picked off four times. lalate in the third deeeep for hartley, tribune on the coverage.. tips it to teammate.. iowa state w with their first w of the season. >>> nick sabin's top ranked alabama team takes on alabamama. 7-0 alabama. now 27-0 alabama in the second. blake barnenett in as quarterba, he finds howard for a 34 touchdown, it's 34-0 lead. later in the corner, to the house, 75-yard touchdown, bama wins 48-0 to remain undefeated >>>> upset of t the day, number michigan state h hosting number1 wisconsin. michigan state with the ball trailin

. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and re-ignite. and they can't find it now. >> doug: playing four-man rush. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. wanted it down the field. get answer interference call. 50/50 down the field. the key to this drive, is offensive line play. kizer was not this clean, early in the game. he was getting hit on every throw. now, he is standing cleanly. throwing the ball. delivering. and the offensive line has picked up their game. kizer, with a double-move to the tight end. stick nod down the middle of the field, threw a touchdown to his big tight end. >> mike: irish, down 29 tonight. montana leading them back, in the cotton bowl against houston. can the irish get bac

the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, i'm pleased now to turn to the gentleman from new york, who has been working on this issue for such a long time, representative nadler, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: i rise in strong support of the jasta. i'm proud to be the lead democratic sponsor of this bill along side my friend from new york, mr. king and i appreciate his hard work on this legislation. on sunday, we will observe the 15th anniversary of september 11 and thousands of americans that were murdered in my district as well as the pentagon and in pennsylvania. jasta would ensure that those responsible for aiding and abetting those attacks are held accountable. unfortunately because of certain court decisions misinterpreting the foreign sovereign immunities act, the 9/11 victims and their families have been able to pursue their claims in court. jasta reinstates what was understood to be the law for 30 years, that foreign states may be brought to j

in michigan, the latest unemployment figures shows michigan is 4.5%, nationally it is 4.9%. is 5.1%.tself what should the role of the president be in job creation? mr. johnson: when i ran in the 2012 cycle, rick kerry was beating his chest over the fact that he had created more jobs in texas than anyone else running for president. they did an analysis and it was actually made. and my response to that was the same as when i was governor of new mexico and that was that i did not create one single job as governor of new mexico. the private sector creates the jobs. the government does not. that what i did do and would do as president is create certainty , certainty that taxes were only going to go down. certainly that certainty that rules and regulations were only going to get better from a common sense standpoint and i did run state government. i will run federal government. i will appoint everyone to head these agencies. and the roles and regulations will not get any worse, they will get better. i will sign on to any proposal that simplifies taxes. i will sign onto any proposa

. >> good evening, colorado and michigan. everyone spent a lot of time remembering the crazy hail mary touchdown pass of 1994 when the buffs shock first-degree wolverines at the final second. but cu was hopeing to make new memories and the magic ran out. performance by the buffs. sefo liufau to devin ross. no trouble there. 7-0, cu. still in the first quarter. the blitz. derek mccartney with his grandpa in attendance. the buffs had a lot of struggling teaming. michigan just beginning. kenny had the time to punt on this one. but directly into the back of his own wolverines took over in great field position. they would score. then a injured sefo liufau. 70-yard touchdown to shaye fields. the buffs were back on top. but it was all bad from there. he tried but couldn't continue. an ankle injury. his day was done. and another special team's disaster. ayesed this game. peppers took a punt back. 54 yards to make it 45-28, michigan. the fourth ranked wolverines 17-point loss at the big house. no quarterback controversy next week for

because gm has moved the small protection car facilities out of michigan into mexico. so when trump went to flint, michigan, he was talking more about the water, but just as important, he's talking about jobs. >> and that line, andy -- >> that's absurd. >> that did not go over well at all. >> i think it makes a lot of sense. >> how does that get fresh water into flint, michigan? >> i'll tell you why. bakari, i will answer. >> please. >> all the jobs have been leaving michigan because of democratic policies, collapse the economy. when the economy is out and there's no money to repair bridges and waters and dams. >> oh -- >> you're going to tell me now -- first of all, it's a -- i have to keep going back and harking on the fact that there are republicans who have been despited and mayor karen weaver, who has been doing an amazing job, but you can tell me donald trump's infra~ structure plan. does he have one? >> he's been building infrastructure his entire life. >> to enrich himself. >> we asked you about an infrastructure plan, andy. >> donald trump has an infrastructur

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showers again today as a low slides over lake michigan and into indiana. a trough of low pressure will rotate around that low and across us to keep showers going this afternoon. well stay chilly with highs in the low 60s and as winds pick up from the ne we may see a few lake effect clouds or showers. we do warm a bit tomorrow and dry up a bit. the long range brings our temperatures back into the seasonal range or slightly above average. today: showers likely. breezy ne wind. high: 62 dewpoint: 51 wind: ne 10-20 mph tonight: light rain. low: 56 dewpoint: 52 anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays milwaukee police are on scene of a deadly shooting it happened near 19th and fairmount deandra corinthios is live at officer-involved shootings in the u-s to report this morning. one in california...the other in arizona. nicole joins us now with the latest on these investigations. let's start in el cajon california - where police say they shot a m refused to comply with their deman

virginia, michigan, pennsylvania, watch if we see more state polling. look for those gender numbers. look for those education numbers. donald trump has momentum, not quite enough. >> john king, thank you very much for that. i want to bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger, and senior political analyst, david gergen. and mark president -- mark preston. thank you so much, everyone. how worried, gloria, should hillary clinton be about these battleground numbers? >> worried. and i think they are worried about them. she had a big bounce coming out of her convention. it's clear evaporated more or less, and battleground states tend to rise and fall together and she's having a little problem with them right now. i was looking at some of the internals in the poll numbers john was talking about in florida and ohio. what struck me was how behind she was compared to barack obama in 2012 with younger voters. she's 13 points behind where he was in the state of florida. that's a lot. >> and that helped him win. >> it really helped him win. she needs to ge

michigan gives washington 13 cents and then michigan gets back 11 cents. how do you like that? and then washington says to get your 11 cents you have to do, a, b, krrks, did and it costs them 157 cents to get the 11 cents. why not leave the 6 cents in michigan's hands and allow michigan to compete with every overstate where we would really have best practice i'm going to predict that best practice will be bringing competition to public education. the model of the future, is the kaun academy. it's free. and many of you, are familiar with that. i think many think it was established under george washington when the department of education was established under jimmy carter. and has there been anything added since it's been in exist tins? i don't think so. [applause] >> we have two quick questions, what impact will millennials have on this election and what is your plan to attract millennials? >> well, i'm leading in millennials, 18-24, second place, 18-36. and probably some cringing hair, whatever you define, 18-34. i think that the things that i'm saying not only attract millenni

lake michigan swimming dangerous today thanks to currents. now, structural countries and long shore currents are expected today in the beach areas that stretch from sheboygan south into port washington, that is thanks to a gusty south wind. kind that can sweep you out and the other one makes it hard to stand on your feet. exercise extreme care in lake michigan. now in morning high clouds are filling in. outside chance of a stray shower in. but it is already i see it is weakening a fair amount. most of this is washing temperatures generally 60s and 70s. it is 63 waukesha. 68 at this hour at the airport. you will want the coffee iced this morning. this is today at lunchtime nice and dry and warm and humid. we go to tonight, showers and a few storms are firing up. in the south we continue to stay dry. this is tomorrow at lunchtime, tuesday. then as we move to the evening hours showers and storms are firing up for us. poet rnl already local heavy rainfall for tuesday and wednesday. for today, 83, party sunny. we see lows tonight 71. showers and s

maybe another miracle in michigan this week. >> great game. >> they'll play well. >> look good. no doubt about it. coming up, ncaa canceling championship games in north carolina. why one state official calls that extortion. >> heavy-hitters campaign for recovers from pneumonia. and why and why trump is fac and why trump is fac with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? "the pottery maker"? son: no. "the summer of my despondency." >> a handful of people around the grain river ranch are being told to evacuate. strong winds are fanning this one. along the front range, clouds bring someplace showers for us. video shows the clouds moving through the front range this afternoon. the threat of showers not over yet. >> chris spears with th

it makes sense to rememb 1 beat michigan! let's not forget most of the current buffs players weren't even born yet! [ cheering and applause ] >> let's it go! he's got three people down there, the ball up in the air, caught! [ cheering and applause ] >> colorado will never forget what happened 22 years ago against michigan. this year's team wants to make it 0 in march. >> it was a great play, but we're mainly focused on i just want to win every game. >> reporter: a win over the fourth ranked wolverines would definitely classify as a moment. michigans on outscored its first two opponents 114-17. the possibility of beating big blue in the big house doesn't seem to phase the buffers. >> each week is a different challenge. obviously going against a great team like this is another challenge for us. but we're ready for it. >> we're excited to to beat the best. >> reporter: while michigan has been dominant this year, so has colorado. they've gained over 500 glrsd back-to-back games -- yards in back-to-back game, and the buffers have

. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and re-ignite. and they can't find it now. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. wanted it down the 50/50 down the field. the key to this drive, is offensive line play. kizer was not this clean, early in the game. he was getting hit on every throw. now, he is standing cleanly. throwing the ball. delivering. and the offensive line has picked up their game. kizer, with a double-move to the tight end. stick nod down the middle of the field, threw a touchdown to his big tight end. >> mike: irish, down 29 tonight. the cotton bowl against houston. can the irish get back to force overtime here? kizer, trying to throw it underneath. and too hard behind, as his intende

. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and re-ignite. and they can't find it now. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. wanted it down the field. get answe 50/50 down the field. the key to this drive, is offensive line play. kizer was not this clean, early in the game. he was getting hit on every throw. now, he is standing cleanly. throwing the ball. delivering. and the offensive line has picked up their game. kizer, with a double-move to the tight end. stick nod down the middle of the field, threw a touchdown to his big tight end. >> mike: irish, down 29 tonight. can the irish get back to force overtime here? kizer, trying to throw it underneath. and too hard behind, as his intended receiver, c.j.

. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. wanted it down the get answer interference call. 50/50 down the field. the key to this drive, is offensive line play. kizer was not this clean, early in the game. he was getting hit on every throw. now, he is standing cleanly. throwing the ball. delivering. and the offensive line has picked up their game. kizer, with a double-move to the tight end. stick nod down the middle of the field, threw a touchdown to his big tight end. the cotton bowl against houston. can the irish get back to force overtime here? kizer, trying to throw it underneath. and too hard behind, as his intended receiver, c.j. sanders, was blanketed. >

rush to cory willis.. 28-21 central michigan at half.. and the rebels had no answer..quarter back cooper rush threw for 352 yards and 6 touchdowns.. 44-21 chippewas improve to 3-0..unlv drops to 1-2 former canyon springs star donnel pumphrey ran fro 280 yards last week.. this week..ho-hum 220 and 3 touchdowns.. that's 500 yards in two weeks..and san dieg s after stomping northern illinois college football can humble the heavily favorited in a hurry.. iowa entered saturday ranked 13th in the country..they hosted division 1-aa north dakota state..who is anything but a pushover the bison aiming for the biggest win in program history..they score late and trail by one.. but they get the ball back and have a chance to win... cam pederson beats the buzzer with a 37 yard game winning field goal..23-21..ndsu shocks #13 iowa #12 michigan state but the spartans countered with vengeance..35 unanswered points.. check out this connection.. tyler o'connor.. betraying the irish with a touchdown pass to ronnie corley.. michigan state wins 36-28 finally it

first trump tarking a tour of flint, michigan. these are protesters, because so go trumps goes the protesters. let's listen here. >> water not walls, water not walls, water not walls. >> water not walls. one of the signs says go back to your tower, so a group of protesters in flint, michigan. analysts say it is all part of the media makeover. the first visit since finding the dangerously high levels of led there. the mayor says he doesn't need -- we'll take you there live. these are live pictures, so we'll have that. donald trump also recorded an interview with tv's dr. oz. on monday the nominee aides said he would release a physical. then yesterday, the details they revealed would be ultimately up to donald trump. >> it's really his decision. it's his personal records. i want to ask him pointed questions about his health. >> what if there are some embarrassing things on there? >> well, i bet you he won't release them. >> it will be his decision. >> it will air tomorrow. the supervisor claimed nobody ever said donald trump was goi

the gentleman from michigan, mr. moolenaar, is recognized. the gentleman from michigan, mr. moolenaar, has two minutes remaining. the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee, has 2 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. moolenaar: thank you, mr. speaker. just in closing, i want to compliment everyone that's been part of this bipartisan solution. it shows us working to solve a problem. this is something that those of us and many of us traveled to flint, have listened to the stories of the families of children who have been poisoned . it's a tragedy on the national level. presidential candidates have been there. this is something concrete that congress can do to move the ball forward and help flint with its healing and making it a huge difference in the lives of residents in michigan, and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee, is recognized, with 2 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. kildee: thank you. i just want to say how much i appreciate the efforts on behalf of my home community by my c

you know we love michigan, it was a fat victory, you know that? >> you cannot let them take your industry out of your state any longer, not going to happen. [ applause ] i am going to fight so hard for all of you and i am going to bring back jobs that have been stripped away from you and from our country. [ applause ] in 39 days, can you imagine, it started off where we are a long way away, some people did not give us a good chance, they said mr. trump, the other day one of the biggest people in that business, the dishonest business, they said mr. trump, when you started all, you have to tell me the truth. did you really think you would be here. i said what the hell do you think i am doing this for. [ applause ] >> right? no, we expected to be here and we are all here together and it is a movement, we are all here together and we will take our country back. [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> we are going to win the state of michigan, we are going to win the white house and it is going to be an awfully good november, that evening is going to be a celebrati

to michigan because i've had a great relationship with michigan. it was just announced that ford is moving all small car production -- all of it, 100% -- to mexico. over the next two to three years. this just happened. we shouldn't allow it to happen. shouldn't allow it to happen. they'll make their cars. they'll employ thousands and thousands of people not from this country. and they'll sell the cars right through a very weak border. no tax, no nothing. and we'll have nothing but more unemployment in flint and in michigan. it's horrible. when we send our jobs to other nations we're also sending our tax base that supports our infrastructure, including, by the way, our pipes that we get our water from. i just met the most beautiful family, and they are devastated by what's happened with the water. and it's had a huge impact on th

joy, flint, michigan has been near and dear at this network, flint, michigan has been an ongoing crisis, talk about trump's decision to go there today. >> yeah, absolutely and the mayor of flint who was on with rachel maddow earlier today, she made a very pointed statement about his visit, saying she's heard nothing from him throughout the course of his campaign, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders both visited flint. but what happened as donald trump is trying to do, you do outreach without laying the ground work, he's trying to address an african-american audience that's not completely controlled. people want to know what he's going to do about his housing discrimination, he hasn't had to address that because he hasn't been put in front of the ncaa or the urban league, he's turned down those opportunities, as pastor timmons, i have a friend whose aunt lives around the corner from that church. and she summed it up that there was not exactly a welcome wagon for donald trump today. >> stu, this was the second stop on trump's day, the first, that almost popeilian appearance on dr. oz.

next week they travel to , michigan to take on the undefeated wolverines. in packer news clay matthews, , morgan burnett and sam shields are all ruled out for tomorrow's home opener against the lions at lambeau field. >> thanks. a developing story out of washington state. the search for the man in this surveillance picture accused of killing five people at a mall last night. he opened fire in the town of burlington, north of seattle. abc's neal karlinsky has the >> a new view of a mass murderer. >> all units, male ran into the macy's with a long rifle. we are getting multiple calls. >> surveillance stills providing new evidence in the manhunt for the person seen here who police say opened fire inside a washington mall killing five , people then escaping. >> what we know now from security footage we have recovered is that the suspec weapon. about 10 minutes later, he entered macy's with a rifle, fired multiple times. >> what i saw was that there was a gunman holding a rifle, shooting, and he saw me, and i talk -- took off running. >> joe zavala and his wife

michigan state game we're back here. both of those teams losing this louisville looks terrific. just destroyed syracuse. nc state lost today to east carolina. then back here, stanford, miami. five of the next seven games here on nbc. and the toughest games that notre dame has the next couple of months are going to be here in south bend. >> doug: you love being at home for the big games. the lack of travel gives extra preparation time. hearing your own crowd behind you. it's such a positive and such an coming into the game next week has a bye week. they've had two weeks to prepare for notre dame. >> doug: rested and ready. we can say one thing. we know that mark dantonio wasn't working on the irish last night because he was in springfield, massachusetts, at the basketball hall of fame where one of the great basketball coaches of all time tom izzo was inducted into the basketball hall of fame. so congratulations to coach izzo as notre dame gets its first down. re doug, it will change the preparation week because a lot of c

but against central michigan they've had success.. jim strong beat em in their first ever meeting in 93. jeff horton lost to the chippy's in 1994 at central michigan... but then came back at the end of the season to beat in las vegas bowl 3. former rebel;i for giving me the opportunity to play for you guys." ((chris maathuis)) then 2013 bobby hauck beat cmu in his 4th year... so now it's tony's turn. tony sanchez/coach;" facing central michigan as two td favorites. on the road rainy day... even matched team. they're big and we're fast.. get speed into space.. they've been to bowl games.. we're tying to get into that first bowl game in a while." ((chris maathuis)) the rebels are 1-1 on the young season... since unlv football first starting taking snaps in 1968... they've gone to four bowl games, winning three. so if there's a message... it comes from the past... they won and celebrated... henry bailey/former rebel;' "the rebels are for real, rebel football is here to stay, rebel football is here to stay." ((chris maathuis)) but since y

meet you on the playgrounds of pure michigan. weekend, but there is rivalry football with ramifications.... michigan's talent- rich wolverines host the badgers.... each team is undefeated.... "w h defens now too so its going to be a fun game on saturday. i know the media is buzzing about it. number what are we 8? number 8 vs number, number 4 so its going to be a fun game." this will be start number two for wisconsin redshirt freshman quarterback alex hornibrook, and he will be much more of a known commodity after a strong effort at michigan state... a guy who knows quarterbacks is up to speed on hornibrook.... "alex had a heck of a good ball game. he really aquitted himself well, made a name for played." viewer participation time... what should our high school blitz game of the week be ?? your choices are: brookfield academy at university school.... the battle for west bend.... and kettle moraine lutheran at kewaskum..... you have until thursday night at ten to head to our website fox six now dot com slash sports and tell us whic

. >> new this morning, a michigan man is facing terrorism charges. that's after investigators say he threatened to assassinate a judge and blow up a county courthouse. >> 24-year-old anthony brodie is locked in a custody battle with his ex-wife. police say he told a friend that if he wasn't granted custody, he would kill the judge and blow up the building. two-year-old girl is in the hospital with some broken bones after being accidentally run over by her seven-year-old sister. police in salem, new hampshire say the mother gave her seven-year-old keys to the car so she could start it. but the girl accidentally put it in reverse and the car rolled onto the toddler's legs. the two-year-old was taken to a children's hospital, she's expected to be okay. police say the mother never should have handed over the keys. >> they are inquisitive. it them go out there and do it unsupervised on a piece of equipment that is as heavy and as dangerous as a motor vehicle, it's just not good common sense. >> police are still deciding whether that mother will face charg

and they let him in. >> so a small town in michigan was his home. he rebuilt his home in a rather grandiose manner. >> yes. this is the other story about kirk we don't forget. if you end up reading the book and i hope you do, the one thing to take away that i think is so brilliant about kirk, and i ended the book with this because if i start with this nobody will believe it. but kirk did make millions of dollars during his lifetime. not all from his books but especially from his fiction. he did very well with fiction. no most people who know most people who know his fiction wrote these gothic horse storiek do not know he's founder of postwar conservatism and vice versa. the thing that is most impressive about him is that when he died his basically broke. he gave everything away. he and his wife used to drive into grand rapids, they would look for homeless people, pick them up and anybody wanted to come from cambodia, ethiopia, anyone escaping from communism and fascism, they opened their house to them. so the daughters, they have four daughters, the

donald trump is campaigning in michigan. the republican nominee is getting a lot of attention for a series of tweets he sent early this morning about former miss universe alicia machado. trump called her disgusting and accused her of having a sex tape. in reference to machado being mentioned in this week's debate, he tweeted," wow, crooked hillary was duped and used by my worst miss u. hillary floated her as an angel without checking her past, which is terrible." >> his supporters are not listening to the back and forth that is going on. they like the notion that he is essentially saying whatever he wants, doing whatever he wants. patrick: recent polls since the debate show clinton with a slight lead in florida, new hampshire and michigan. its first new academic building on campus in 50 years. the micahel and mary jaharis science laboratories had its grand opening and dedication ceremony this afternoon. it open for classes in fall of this year. it includes labs, research spaces and instrument rooms for students in the health

for a tough test tomorrow against central michigan. fox 5's kevin bolinger is with the team in mount pleasant and has a preview. kevin on cam the rebels arrived here in michigan on friday evening determined to change their fortunes on the road. it won't be easy as they face a central michigan team that is coming off one of the biggest and most dramtic wins in program history. guts last saturday central was the central figure in the most talked about college football game of hits young season. mistakenly given an untimed down at oklahoma state - the chippawas pulled off a hook and ladder trick play for a touchdown to stun oklahoma state in stillwater. now back home - it's bound to be a raucus crowd still celebrating the upset. central has eight starters returning on both sides of the ball but they do most of their damage on offense where they like to spread things out and rely on senior rush. nfl draft scout dot com ranks rush as the number four q-b prospect in the 2017 nfl draft. ironically - rush's first ever collegiate start was in 2

in the big ten, michigan dominated penn state at the big house. outgaining the lions by more than 300 yards in a 49-10 win. nebraska got a huge game from tommy northwestern, 246 yards through the air and 132 on the ground. the huskers win. surprising game in east lansing between wisconsin and michigan state. l.j. scott, fumble. musso returning it 66 yards. busting out the spin move. wisconsin beats michigan state 30-6. wisconsin 4-0 for the first time since 2011. they play at michigan next week. then a week off before hosting ohio state. following that with a trip to iowa and another ranked opponent in nebraska. and another team in the middle of a rough stretch, number three louisville coming off their win over florida state last week and then a game against clemson looming next week. they had to take on marshall in a potential trap game. lamar jackson laughs at that notion as he continues to prove finding james quick for the 71 yard touchdown. jackson with seven total touchdowns through three-quarters. right now they're up 58-21. dalvin cook with

these stories aren't unique to michigan. these are the types of stories that are unfolding across the country. and yet the administration continues to quickly move toward december 1 implementation, in total disregard for the challenges facing the small businesses, schools and nonprofit organizations serving our communities. mr. speaker, the administration should abandon this rule before it limits opportunities for workers. -- works, hurts young people striving for an affordable education, burdens hardworking small business owners, and jeopardizes vital services for vulnerable americans. the time to go back to the drawing board and work toward the balanced, responsible approach we've been fighting for from the start. time is running out. the administration and members of congress should do the right thing and provide more time to those struggling to implement this rule before an arbitrary and unrealistic deadline. i urge my colleagues to support this commonsense legislation and to help deliver the relief small businesses, sch

and lower michigan. you can see those showers dissipating little bit. raining in sheboygan county. a lot more rain coming tonight and in the morning. >> everything wrapping around a low pressure system that the north of louisville, kentucky. how much rain? we could see half a rain and north. an inch everyone else. >> the rain is staying out to the south and east, pushing in the showers throughout the weekend. and by saturday night, couple of showers and the low pushes out of the picture. tonight, scattered showers, you will need the umbrella, 65 degrees and showers, on and off throughout the and little bit better sunday. we are back up to 66 and partly cloudy skies and look how nice it gets next week. partly cloudy and 68 monday, sunny and partly cloudy skies on tuesday and into the end of the week, partly cloudy skies, 70s. and showers could return on thursday, 70. >> and a nice mild week, and sunshine on friday. >> should take next week off. >>> next in sports, badgers head coacheels hisootball team is

it was created by lake michigan. that is weird stuff. you usually don't get shelf clouds moving from the east to the west. that is exactly what we had. a gorgeous shot here from union in. beautiful rainbow shot here as well. you can see another nice shot from her scene of the rainbow passing through. normally i stand right here because most of our weather comes this way. i am in the way right now. let's get over here and show you what is going on. things are moving in the wrong direction. we will explain why, coming up. it was not much when it was on the other side of l but as the showers were working their way over the lake, we got really cold air aloft, and the creates a lot of lift, so what was just a little shower he a pretty potent thunderstorm, and likely had some water spouts with it. we did not see this because the sun went down, and we had those plow through, and that created the shelf cloud. weird stuff. it is possible we could have additional possibilities of water spouts and maybe even the same low pressure center, why did ev

central michigan does it! >> the chippewas of central michigan, they were a 20nt another feather in the cap. the hail mary with the lateral exclamation point. it gives them a stunning win. one catch, that's all corey coleman was able to do. he was hampered by the injury in the preseason. he is ready to go. he'll get the start tomorrow in coleman has been pressing to get back out there. >> the fact that he was pressing wasn't back. corey wants the ball. we expect that corey will go out and score the ball on sundays. it will be exciting for us to see. >> the tailgate on sunday, cleveland 19 tailgate sundays. don't miss it, 11:00. you won't want to miss it. back with tony tsarella for the fifth quarter on cleveland 19. can't believe the brown season is already starting. >> i'm not excited. one more time to take a look at the weather. >> all right. let's look at what is happening over the next seven. talking about showers ending overnight. at this point nothing severe coming our way. as sunday wears on, it becomes

will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown passes but it took a while. florida state winning. their star defensive back left the game. they go to louisville next week. ohio state starting to pull away from tulsa. a weather delay stretching across halftime, michigan, wilton speight four touchdown they had a weather delay as well. it is a final now. 42-0 over lamar. lamar, houston will be playing in houston tomorrow. how about the service academies. all of them 2-0 for the first time since 1996. the last year that army won the commander-in-chief trophy. 348 rushing yards today by the black knights and navy benefitting from clock mismanagement by uconn. top-25 action tonight includes l.s.u. trying to shake off that loss at lambeau, guys. jacksonville state gave auburn a game last year. leonard fournette will not play. remember that hit he took late in the game against wisconsin last week and bristol, tennessee is going to see some rubbing and racing between the hokies and vols. that will just about do

but michigan is almost untouchable. why? >> first of all. >> first, michigan understands what president obama has done with the auto industry. >> mitt romney gave up on it. >> he said let it go bankrupt. so did donald trump. >> did he say let it go bankrupt? >> yeah. when he talks about trade, i'll take him seriously when he stops making his ties in china and his suits in mexico and his suits in turkey. he has no credibility when it comes to jobs. >> thank you both for coming on here. mayor karen weaver and debby. >> whether hillary clinton is being held to a higher standard in the campaign or not. we'll get in a real fight here. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. plain toy you recommend synthetic over cedar? "super food"? is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right the one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good

michigan gives washington $-- 13 cents and michigan gets back 11 cents. how do you like that transaction? and then, washington says, to get your 11 cents you have toot a, b, c and d, and it costs michigan another four cents, it costs michigan 15 cents to get the 11 cents. why not leave the money in michigan's hands and allow michigan to compete with other states. i will predict that best practice will be bringing competition to public education. why are we still doing bricks and mortar? the model for the future is the khan academy. kindergarten through a doctoral degree. in any subject and the free. many people think the department of education was established under george washington. it was established under jimmy carter. i have to tell you -- has there been anything added since it has been in existence? i don't think so. [applause] >> ok, thank you very much. we have two quick questions left. what impact will millennials have on this presidential election and what is your plan to attract millennials? mr. johnson: in the polling they have done, i have le

. >> it doesn't make much with the water temperatures and cool air lake michigan. scattered showers now developing across the area. we have sprinkles in milwaukee and kenosha getting the showers. expect this for the next 36 hours. stopping the radar, you can see one shower dying over racine and kenosha. they are coming from the southeast. it is starting to drift back to the west in a along with that, the col temperatures. 57 in water town, beaver dam and out in wakasha. we will talk more about the weather coming up. >>> two year after being shot and killed it took a jury a couple hours to find a man peters death. we talked to the family attorney after the verdict was red. >> reporter: carol, even though the family attorney is elated about the decision it has been a hard week for the family. after the verdict was read they spent time at their loved one's gl grave. a family that should have been celebrates this little girl's 7th birthday was in a courtroom waiting for a murder. a jury umaninously found the 21-year-old to be one of two men guilty of shooting into pete

it's a rivalry game for us. >> what does an opponent like michigan state tell you about your team? >> michigan state will play that game with themental and full toughness. >> should be ready to play. should be a great football game. >> 119 years. not many things in sports, not many things in america, last that thing. >> michigan state/the fighting