. >> president obama walked into the event in michigan. but he is greeting people now. >> hello, detroit! >> let's take it. hello! please have a seat. it is great to be back in the motor city. [ cheers and applause ] i notice the moon is a little brighter on this visit. i like to think it is because everybody is excited about the korea free trade agreement, but i suspect it might just have a little bit to do with lions beating up on my bears. [ cheers and applause ] don't get carried away now. not to mention your tigers hanging in there last night. [ cheers and applause ] as you can see, president lee is a pretty good politician. he knows how to get on your good side! [ cheers and applause ] today i brought a good friend and one of our closest allies, president lee from south korea. some you may know, president lee has a remarkable story. he grew up a little ways from detroit, but he embodies that same spirit that detroit's all about. through sheer grit and determination he worked his way from the humblest beginnings. the south korea of hi

a michigan man is in hot water after handing his keys over to a michigan man is in hot water after handing his keys over to his 9-year-old daughter. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with turning up the heat. president obama is using his campaign style bus tour to take jabs at republicans. standing in the way of his jobs proposal. not surprisingly, the gop is firing back. for more on that we go to nbc's tracie potts in washington for us. good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. some of that criticism is about his jobs plan. some of it is about this campaign-style bus tour. the bus alone cost over $2 million. republicans are questioning whether that's a good use of taxpayer money. president obama visits a community college in north carolina and a virginia high school today. >> pass this bill. we need to pass this bill. >> reporter: he's pitching $35 billion to save nearly 300,000 jobs, teachers, police, firefighters, first responders, part of his bigger jobs bill the senate rejected. >> we're going to break up

she's 40 from south lyon, michigan. her two children keep her so busy all she has time to do is throw her hair up in a pony tail in the morning. she begged us to give her a brand-new glam look. let's listen to her story. >> victim number two. now it's lisa's turn. why does lisa deserve this? >> lisa deserves this because she is a mom of two children. she's a stay-at-home mom. she just really deserves it. >> i need it. >> she needs it. she wants it really bad. >> are you ready for a sexy new look? because you tell me your hubby is. >> yes, he is. i'm sure he is. eight years of marriage. >> okay. so let's take one last look at lisa before. >> don't turn around. >> no, no. don't try it, jennifer. wait a second. let's bring lisa porter out brand-new! >> lisa! >> oh, my gosh. >> should we do the double reveal? >> should we let her see herself first? >> wow. >> wow. >> is that a good wow. >> it's a good wow, yeah. >> face that door for a second. on three you guys are going to turn around. hold on. you guys ready? all the came

this bill in my home state of michigan will put 12,000 michigan teachers back in the classroom. [cheers and applause] and with our first responders we have seen just within the last year 4,000 first responders who have lost their jobs. think about 9/11 and all the talk about the need to increase our security. we talked about this so many times. there are fewer police officers, fewer firefighters on our streets today. by the thousands. than that time when everyone came together and we were attacked. it makes no sense. you know, when it comes to first responders there's a very famous fire chief who once said that when a person becomes a firefighter their greatest act of bravery has been accomplished. what they do after that is all in a day's work. you know, we are so proud of the men and women -- [cheers and applause] we know what was done on 9/11. running into buildings of people. we know what it's done every single day. when there's a fire, a medical emergency. when someone needs a police officer to step in because of their own safety for themselves and their families and their

>> from rural michigan to the suburbs, romeo pimps sell dreams to the naive. >> you're a victim in all this. >> and even the girl next door. >> don't judge a book by its cover. just because i lived in a nice house doesn't mean i lived a nice life. >> mom? mom? >> it's an uphill battle for investigators trying to rescue children trapped and scared. >> we really are trying to help you. >> they have nowhere else to go, so for us to say to them, we want to get you out of this life, i don't know they necessarily believe us at that point. >> oh, my god, man. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with the fbi in michigan rescuing the young and the lost caught in the grip of section slavery in the motor city. >>> tonight we visit the streets and suburbs of detroit, michigan, joining the fbi, state and local police as part of "operation cross country five," a nationwide dragnet to crack down on those who exploit juveniles in the sex trade. in the process, we came across the destroyed lives often left in the wake of human trafficking. >> thanks, everybody, for coming out. as you know, today is the ki

showers to the north the bus upper peninsula of michigan high temperature of 62 degrees it very warm temperatures. cold air grows up to the north quite interesting showing you a spell forecast how much of canada and alaska covered in snow as the process toward building toward the cool weather of winter box goes on under way up here. snow down on the ground is one feature. do not have to worry about that any time soon, 55 degrees the current temperature cool but not that cool not going to stall for a while before october is over 52% of october with snowflakes 98% of november as getting to that time of the year temperature change from 24 hours ago. let me go back to this some of these wind gusts across the chicago area today. behavior tonight humidity at 53 percent of afford the dew point is 38 degrees water temperature at 50 degrees big storm continues to deepen a barometer reading at the center category one hurricane down around 28.8 in. of mercury and whitfield circulates over an area like this covers about half of the continent pulling appear but high-pressure come in late in the w

and on the michigan side of lake michigan there will also be large waves. these are the wind gusts across the area ... self elgin has reported a gust of 41 mi. per hour 31 mi. per hour here in the city ... schaumburg has a temperature of 60 and a sustained wind of 20 mi. per hour o'hare is currently at 30 mi. per hour. it's the upper 50s low 60s near midway. there's a humidity of 41%. this is the last pollen count of the year ... there's a high mold spore count actually. 40 mi. per hour gusts are forecast for today and for tomorrow. the storm we experience now is 2,300 mi. across it is dominating the weather up across a good part of north america. there is snow occurring and some sections of ontario canada. we have the 10 days no forecast happening to the north across the border the wind will be strong today and tomorrow even into tomorrow evening. tonight the coolest weather in two weeks. the high temperatures this afternoon will be 59 degrees. tonight showers will be early in some spots. we will be windy and cold tonight down to 40 degrees tomorrow will b

the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, and the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp. mr. camp: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 674. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. camp camp mr. speaker -- mr. camp: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. camp: i rise in strong support of h.r. 674. while this legislation has 269 co-sponsors, i'd like to acknowledge the leaders on the bill -- ways and means health committee chairman, wally herger, and our democrat ways and means colleague, congressman earl blumenauer. in addition to these advocates, we have 25 members of the ways and means committee supporting this legislation, a clear signal of the strong bipartisan support for repeal of this 3% withholding rule. . this provision like many efforts to increase federal revenue a

you can see rain sweeping across michigan, detroit, on into buffalo. but rain is not the biggest concern with this storm system. it really is the wind. this is a whipping wind that's going to take the waves and rise them high into lake superior, lake huron. we'll see wave heights get up to 12 feet, even higher, up to 18 feet. notice how strong the wind is at this early hour in northern michigan, wisconsin, upstate new york, we're seeing vigorous winds. as we shift the focus and slide east, the winds aren't as strong in new york city, but they're strong enough i anticipate we'll see airport delays at laguardia, jfq, jfk and probably philadelphia. further north and west where we have stronger winds. however, coastal areas will always see winds pick up. we're seeing that in rhode island, east end of long island. we'll probably see wave heights increase on the south coast of ma as well as massachusetts. be careful out there for those of you that will be traveling. advisories are posted. and they extend pretty far from the west to east all the way from wisc

jim gregory is an assembler out of flint, michigan. he works on the chevy, and his job was saved by the bailout. richard wolffe is with me tonight, and erin mcpike, a reporter for real clear choices. jim, let me start with you. putting aside the politics and the bigering, let's put a human face on this. what would your life be like? how would it be different if president obama didn't bail out the auto industry? >> my life, my family's life would have been turned way upsidedown, reverend. we're very thankful of the obama administration, and giving us the loans so that we could continue working and supplying monies toward our communities. it would have been devastating to my family personally, as long -- as well as other families in the community, because every one of our jobs equals eight on the outside. and i would have lost my home. i probably would have ended up selling everything i had just to make it. and as you can tell -- >> you were on the verge of losing your home and having to sell everything, had this bailout not happened? >>

this is in michigan here. the national weather service says the storm whipped 60 mile-per-hour winds and dropped as much as three inches of rain. when these homeowners heard the wind, they knew they were in trouble. >> we heard a noise, department know what it was, but we knew it wasn't good. and we got up and tried to look out the front door and could hardly see out through it. >> when she roars, she roars. alisyn: she sure does. throughout central michigan about 45,000 people have lost electricity because of that storm. bill: so two of the republican candidates for that nomination taking aim at each other, mitt rom think and rick perry going blow by blow in recent debates. here's a challenge from rick perry on immigration toward mitt romney that sparked this scene. watch. >> you get 30 seconds, the way the rules here is i get 60 seconds -- >> but, no, the american people want the truth, and they want to hear you say that you knew, you had illegals -- >> are you just going to keep talking, or are you going to

northwestern taking on michigan, things going well enough. 14-7 cats. robertson scores 2 yds out using the issue in the process. wolverines trailed 21- wrapped up more than 500 yds of the game in total offense. 22- 24 the cats have lost three in a row. make it 7-nothing, the irish offense moving at will and this one, the game over before the half. they scored 28 and 9. he won four in a row. also winner of kent state today and now baseball and came one with the tigers and ranchers in texas. the rangers' lead beckham 3-2 with the bases loaded and one out, the brewers a score of one-nothing. >> i know think there's any script to this. four teams got in from our leak and we could have mixed in different combinations. that's just the post-season you can never predict who's going to go to the next round and who will leave this one appeared >> paul casey net two shots back. tiger woods 0 whopping nine back. still struggling with a par 317. makes a nifty approach hot \ the bears monday night what you think? >> alliance are for it and is 0. the lions are 4 and 0

the two presidents head to michigan today and talking about how the new trade deal will create jobs around the country and in the auto industry. meanwhile, here in washington, republicans are trying to gain support for their own very different job-creating ideas. just a day after praising a new trade deal with south korea. >> the korea free trade act we believe will create 70,000 jobs. >> reporter: president obama will head to michigan today with south korea's president to tour a gm plant that is using south korean parts. thursday the president said the u.s. auto industry and farmers and manufacturers will benefit in particular from the new agreement and used it to prove that compromise is possible on capitol hill. >> this trade act that just passed shows we are happy to work with republicans where they are willing to put politics behind the interest of the american people. >> reporter: but when it comes to creating jobs president obama and the gop are still far apart. senate republicans are now floating their own jobs plan and it doesn't include a single item from the president's bill. >>

he will head to michigan today to tour a gm plant using south korean parts. thursday the president said the united states auto industry along with american farmers and manufacturers will benefit in particular from the new agreement. he also used it to prove compromise is confident it will happen on cap hill. >> we are willing to work with republicans where they are willing to put politics behind the interests of the american people. >> reporter: but whether it comes to creating jobs president obama and the gop are still far apart. senate republicans are now floating their own jobs plan. >> gop proposal calls for repealing the healthcare law and a balanced budget. it would lower corporate and individual tax rates and ease government regulations on business snooze this is a bill that can pass if the democrats will open their eyes and work with us. >> reporter: president obama says he is willing to work with republicans, but he is not giving up on his own plan yet. monday he will kickoff a three day bus tour to promote it. >>> today's trip to michigan with south

i just checked one of the bowie reports out in seven lake michigan air wave heights of just over 16 ft. there is a gale warning an effect in the adjacent coastal waters right off of the chicago lakefront ... we continue to see showers most of them are alike character at the moment the real action is on the low other side of the lake near lower michigan and indiana they're getting interesting rain totals there. the storm will be pulling out tonight. we are looking at clear skies tonight but temperatures will really drop. we are looking at temperatures possibly in the low thirties this evening. we're looking at the wind over the next seven days ... it relaxes slightly but we'll get into another windy system in another week it won't be as bad as this one but it will be felt. we are looking at no gusts later tonight. at the moment they are moving 10-25 mi. per hour. in some spots 30 mi. per hour there is a lakeshore flood warning is still in effect in the chicago area and northwestern indiana. there will also be a frost advisory for counties out to the west ... expect temperatures tonight

. >>> high winds in chicago knocked several boats loose in lake michigan. as many as 20 were damaged and some sank after knocking against the concrete walls near the field house. authorities secured as many as they could. a high wind warning was in effect this morning. but waves were reportedly as high as 25 feet in some areas. >>> there is certainly a chill in the air. gary warned us. >> he knows what he is talking

that's me back in elementary school in michigan. i'm sharing this picture to have a little fun and because i really do want to talk about the school lunches and how important they are for so many american kids. a topic important to us. the school lunch program began during the great depression. during that time the government bought food from farmers to help keep them afloat during the tough economic times. it also helped feed kids who weren't getting enough to eat. it all made perfect sense. but we all know what happened to our kids' lunchrooms now addaes, pizza, fries, soda, sweets, way too often. the outside vendors coming in the school budgets could no longer keep up. i wanted to know what they were serving at my old high school, buchanan elementary. on monday they'll be serving popcorn chicken with carrot coins on are a chef salad with a muffin, but part of the problem is how many kids will go for the salad? there's also a nutrition card incidentally available every day with each entree, you get a choice of fresh fruits, veggie

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the two presidents head to michigan today and talking about how the new trade deal will create jobs around the country and in the auto industry. meanwhile, here in washington, republicans are trying to gain support for their own very different job-creating ideas. just a day after praising a new trade deal with south korea. >> the korea free trade act we believe will create up to 70,000 jobs. >> reporter: president obama will head to michigan today with south korea's president to tour a gm plant that is using south korean parts. thursday, the president said the u.s. auto industry along with american farmers and manufacturers will benefit in particular from the new agreement. he used it to prove compromise is possible on capitol hill. >> this trade deal that we just passed shows that we are happy to work with republicans where they are willing to put politics behind the interest of the american people. >> reporter: but when it comes to creating jobs, president obama and the gop are still far apart. senate republicans are now floating their own jobs plan and it doesn't include a single item f

he came from a small town in michigan. his father had died, as you know, very early in life, and he had a very strong mother, and he emerged from michigan with what used to be called the proudest of ethic -- protestant ethic, and those ideals, and they never changed. >> he was a workaholic? >> he was that. he was that. i mean, he loved his golf game and he loved his farm, but he was taken on to do four or five different jobs and each one he did well enough so that the next one came along. >> one thing, i guarantee you people don't know, in 1937, after his success with the gangbusting, breaking up the rackets in new york, getting luciano, for example, john foster dulles tried to hire him at sullivan and cromwell for $150,000 a year. >> 100 is the number i remember. >> ok. in any even, a lot of money. >> yes. >> and he was drafted, literally, drafted to run for district attorney for new york county for the grand sum of $20,000 a year. >> right. >> we're going to get to the rise of your father and how he came to national prom

end of lake michigan don't expect a dry afternoon rush-hour. the forecast model shows we will be with this situation for quite some time ... we will not have continuous rain but it will be coming down in fits and starts. northern indiana and southern chicago could see the accumulations of about 2 in.. we expect more cold temperatures in approximately 10 days. the high temperature will be 47-51 depending where you are in the metropolitan area. tonight we're looking at powerful wind gusts over 50 mi. per hour with periods of rain and temperatures around 47 degrees. tomorrow the high wind will continue at 45 m.p.h. ... 52 degrees the high temperature ... we will be in the '50s once again on friday with some overcast skies may be some afternoon sunshine the wind will die down. >>temperatures will reach the '60s over the weekend. we can get some flash flooding as a result of the high wave action along the coast. if you live below lake shore drive pay close attention. when will shift to the north northwest for tomorrow. it's time now for today's triv

i am speaking to you from the gm auto plant in detroit, michigan. they are hard at work building the high quality fuel efficient cars of tomorrow. cars like the plug in hybrid chevy volt that can run 40 miles without taking a sip of gasoline. >> to build the gm cars of tomorrow president po bam ma says taxpayers must help pay the salaries of gm workers today. >> oh oo it is super exciting to be a part of this. >> he tests the cells in baur michigan. >> to be a part of the ground breaking technology is a great experience. >> norton is one of 4,000 workers building the volt in america. >> how much taxpayer money through the federal government went into the volt program to gm? >> this is very much a gm funded effort. >> mare bee bette is director of environmental and regulatory affairs. >> we are delighted we pay contributions in key areas. >> 200 million? >> around 200 million. >> start with around 200 million or more precisely a $240 million grant from the department of energy in 2009. then there's the $150 million in tax payer's money for a company

. >> undefeated michigan taking on state rival, michigan state. spartans quarterback kirk cousins hits martin. shakes and bakes to the buy lon. fourth quarter, michigan state seals the deal. lewis picked off robinson. michigan state hands the wolverines their first loss of the season. >> sharks hoping to give st. louis the blues, but the men in teal continued blue. second period, burns from the point. takes several bounces before squeezing past the goalkeeper. in the third, another former shark, haskins, blazing slap shot. then blues with a three on two, a give and go, and steen finishes it off, and the sharks lost two in a row. 4-2 the final. >> a question of being a little too fancy, myself included. like i said, a good team, they feed off turnoveres, and we made a couple of those and mismanaged the game. >> a little too fancy. texas rangers lost the giants last year reside world series and hoping a second trip to the series will be their i.t. as they as vaned with a win over the tigers in arlington, dirk nowitzki hoping to add another texas cha

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captured the rainbow this one showing the brazilians of lake michigan kayakers. this adjustment out there and the wave action last week how about that. a brief area of clouds kind of a funny thing. cleared quickly revealing a beautiful day across the chicago area warmest temperature and two weeks is warm spell and the dry spell, got the longest since march of last year. powerhouse storm out west likely to heighten the mountaintops of the rocky mountains at pumping hot air into our area at the curl showing circulation war by nature of all the ocean. sitting high and dry in between it region of the country want to hide doubles today 69 degrees in chicago. 70 out of the 177 censors made it to 70 degrees. current temperatures all of the way across the midwest and rocky is still 76 degrees montana and 65 degrees 0 what the source region of the warm air. winter is like to do point fairly low warm quickly delightful sunny air mass next couple of days during the daytime. ragweed pollen was slow today recovered from a near frost levels thermometer bubble readings and one

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back in elementary school, in michigan. i'm i'm sharing this picture -- boy, crazy to look at -- i'm sharing this picture to have a little fun and because i really do want to talk about the school lunches and how important they are for so many american kids. a topic important to us. the school lunch program began during the great depression. during that time the government bought food from farmers to help keep them afloat during the tough economic times. it also helped feed kids who weren't getting enough to eat. it all made perfect sense. but we all know what happened to our kids' lunchrooms nowadays, pizza, fries, soda, sweets, way too often. simz sometimes the result of outside vendors coming in the school budgets could no longer keep up. i wanted to know what they were serving at my old high school, buchanan elementary. mrs. fresh, that's really her name, she faxed us the menu. on monday they'll be serving popcorn chicken with carrot coins or a chef salad with a muffin, but part of the problem is how many kids will go f

peninsulain the upper of michigan. in the upper peninsula of michigan. we have a warm-up followed by a front mid-week. that will provide a better chance for showers. the clouds are breaking up a bit. out to the west, the panhandle west virginia, that will keep our temperatures up. night, i expect clearer skies. there may be a frost warning. this could be looking at the area sunday morning. the shenandoah valley, -- not anything for the district terms of frost. this is feature cast for the few minutes. beginning to clear out. better on sunday with couple of degrees warmer. temperatures will fall to 38445 degrees. skies -- 38-45 degrees. partly cloudy skies. 65 for a daytime high. temperatures on the way tuesday and wednesday. showers and a cold front with 60'sratures back in the come thursday and friday. > the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealer, moving forward. >> this game is huge for the redskins on sunday levels. >> it is coming, but not as as some thought it was. they play michael vick twice a year. should not come as surpri

. >>> to the big ten, michigan and northwestern. denard robinson, another big night for him statistic, did throw three interceptions, had 300 plus through the air. a couple of touchdown passes. that one ties the game at 14. he also ran for 100 plus, and michigan, 6-0. they win 42-24. last five times they started the season 6-0. they ended the season playing in the rose bowl. other score, clemson gets the win. they are still undefeated but quarterback tajh boyd left the game with a hip injury. the houston cougars are undefeated. another big night for case keenum. kansas state. 2-0 in big 12 play may get texas techniques week. speaking of abc. it's oklahoma state/texas or ohio state/illinois. we'll see you knicks week. most fuel-efficient pickups. s featuring super duty with best-in-class payload&towing&and mpg's. make way for the undisputed, 34-year heavyweight champ, ford f-series.... delivering a knockout combination the contenders can't match. and now, get 0% financing for 60 months plus another grand toward your trade in on top o

. >> he was joined by the south korean president on a tour of general motors in michigan. they talked about a new trade deal between the countries. it was also a chance for the president to highlight the jobs he saved in the automobile industry. >> at a general motors plant in michigan president obama told workers that his $60 billion role of the dice was worth it. >> the investment paid off. >> two years ago with the u.s. automobile industry on the brink, he decided to loan taxpayer money to general motors and chrysler after both declared bankruptcy and needed financing to restructure. that decision, he said, saved countless jobs. >> of hundreds of thousands of jobs that have been saved made it worth the amount the president and his south korean counterpart - >> he knows how to get on your good side. >> celebrated a new free-trade deal. they also checked out the chevy sonic. while mr. obama celebrates the turnaround washington continues to grapple with how to create more jobs in other sectors. earlier in the week, the president's jobs plan of tax cuts and at the structure

michigan, dearborn, unions? anybody? again, i'm just saying this is the largest one of government on both sides shouldn't be doing this. >> bob: shouldn't create 2,500 jobs in michigan? >> eric: oh many jobs did solyndra create? >> bob: 1100. >> eric: then they went bankrupt. >> andrea: not venture capitalist. >> bob: i want to apologize. i called someone yesterday a wuss. take it back. you're in trouble now. >> eric: why? >> bob: you keep bringing the ridiculous -- >> eric: does this embarrass you? >> bob: seriously. >> andrea: can i say -- >> greg: i like that. >> andrea: i like the quieter bob better i think. bob, do you want to go on strike again? i like quieter bob better. >> dana: i'm on strike now. >> andrea: dana is on strike. coming up, should they be held partly accountable for high unemployment rate in america? that's next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five." hundreds of law schools are getting the evil eye from congress for misleading students about their job prospects, burdenin

low pressure still standing over michigan. and because of that wind, you see our winds wrapping around, dragging a little warmer air, considering how cold it is up here. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. down here in the 50s and 60s. and that's what we're seeing. but eventually, as this low continues to pull out, our clouds will continue to leave. looks like a very nice fall weekend. as that low leaves, yes, sunshine returns. it will be cooler than it's been recently. but tomorrow's high temperature, about where we are now. upper 50s, maybe a few low 60s. not a bad end to the week and nice weekend. get out and make plans. do some stuff. gusty winds, still up to 20 miles an hour. generally, the west winds tomorrow. gale warning will be lifted at 8:00 tonight. because on the bay, we've had wind gusts up to 30, 35 miles an hour. bay temp, around 66. so tonight, let's call it partly cloudy, breezy and cooler than last night. we near the 60s last night. 44 tomorrow. up to 62 eventually. so actually, one or two degrees warmer than it

east lansing michigan and michigan state, look at the winds out of the west. >> huge game. >> windy and kind of cool with 52 degrees so looking for a windy weather there and also in charlottesville, virginia, another windy game and this one is georgia tech versus virginia. 3:30 today. 71 degrees. that's the last game that we're monitoring for today. interesting the weather is impacting a few games today. >> i noticed you left off boston college and northwestern university. a reason for that, guys? >> are they playing today? >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm not that big of a fan. i thought i'd point that out. thanks, you guys, very much. bonnie, this is a story you will be interested in. coming up, the amazing shoes. they have the most famous soles in the world. few people know how he came up with the concept in the first place. he calls it a happy accident. i was in paris just a couple of days ago for fashion week and had the pleasure of speaking to christian louboutin. >>> and coming up in few a minutes, t.j. holmes joining us live from nevada talking about the gop presidential debat

wgn news @ 9 wgn news @ 9 live look at lake michigan crashing waves nasty night in the windy city. top story or around the country tonight on wgn america dangerous weather windy whet and did jim ramsey any weather center what is ahead and more of the same for the time being looks like we will continue to see the wind in generating muscle parts of the area already some reports of wind gusts 47 mi. per hour gusts in waukegan lake shore flood warning in effect until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon looking at the wind gust forecasts suggesting even tomorrow morning 45-55 mi. per hour of the brand continues to strengthen what a mess should ease off by the time we get into friday by 9:00 the king and wind speed about 5-15 mi. per hour right now winded generally at 15-25 mi. per hour or robstown of very strong gusts of more later in the broadcast >> battling the weather most of the day joining us on the lakefront on north avenue beach? >> incredibly different difficult time hearing you in the wind to continue to be incredibly high and building into the night looking at right now potentially recor

. >> saturday afternoon, macomb county, michigan, just north of detroit. this investigator from the macomb county medical examiner's office is on her way to a house where a man is discovered dead. >> this is a 50-year-old who was found by his father. he is known to be a heavy drinker. and he is found naked, appears to be a lot of blood at the scene and it sounds like his head is thrown into a wall. >> renee is one of six investigators who work for the macomb county investigator dr. daniel spitz. >> they work around the clock, going to scenes, working with the police, basically being the eyes and ears for the office and telling the story of the deceased person. >> it isn't the law that requires investigators to show up at death scenes. it's dr. spitz's rule implemented when he was appointed medical examiner in 2004. prior to that investigators didn't have to physically attend death scenes making it possible in one instance to nearly miss a case of foul play. >> it was a concern of mine when i came that that was something i wanted to avoid, obviously. this i

and flint, michigan. in many cities the result has been it's not unique, murder rates are up, robberies are up, rains are up. then he said the rates in flint, michigan, tripled. pull up the "washington post." fact checking on that. thank you for that. 2008. check out the rate numbers on the right. 103 lates in 2008 and 2009. down to 91. he is completely wrong. not only did rates not triple, it went down. >> kimberly: it's stimulus math. numbers like triple. times three. he's exaggerating. it doesn't do him any good or the party or the president. if you don't have the facts right and you make something like to make them frightened in the community. rapists are everywhere trying to get him and it's the republicans fault? >> bob: not wrong about the murders. they cut flint michigan cops from 235 to 144 and murders went from 35 to 65. it's so, if that is the best you can do on the argument. by biden having the wrong city. wait a second. there is a direct relationship between the number of cops there are and t

and flint, michigan. in many cities the result has been it's not unique, murder rates are up, robberies are up, rains are up. then he said the rates in flint, michigan, tripled. pull up the "washington post." fact checking on that. thank you for that. 2008. check out the rate numbers on the right. 103 lates in 2008 and 2009. down to 91. he is completely wrong. not only did rates not triple, it went down. >> kimberly: it's stimulus math. numbers like triple. times three. he's exaggerating. it doesn't do him any good or the party or the president. if you don't have the facts right and you make something like to make them frightened in the community. rapists are everywhere trying to get him and it's the republicans fault? >> bob: not wrong about the murders. they cut flint michigan cops from 235 to 144 and murders went from 35 to 65. it's so, if that is the best you can do on the argument. by biden having the wrong city. wait a second. there is a direct relationship between the number of cops there are and t

the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp. mr. camp: i yield two minutes to a distinguished member of the ways and means committee, the gentleman from illinois, mr. schock. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. schock: let me say thank you to the chairman for his leadership in support of these agreements and let me say, i agree with the president. the passage of the colombia, panama, and free trade agreements will mean 250,000 new jobs at a time when our economy needs them most. but these trade agreements, mr. speaker, aren't just about new jobs. they're about the millions of americans who rely on new markets and new customers. in my district in central illinois alone, illinois' farmers depend on customers in south korea, in panama, and in colombia. and when the united states of america does nothing, we lose market share. since the five years that this agreement was negotiated, five years ago, colombians purchased 60% of their wheat from united states farmers. today that number is 30%. it's cost

michigan, dearborn, unions? anybody? again, i'm just saying this is the largest one of government on both sides shouldn't be doing this. >> bob: shouldn't create 2,500 jobs in michigan? >> eric: oh many jobs did solyndra create? >> bob: 1100. >> eric: then they went bankrupt. >> andrea: not venture capitalist. >> bob: i want to apologize. i called someone yesterday a wuss. take it back. you're in trouble now. >> eric: why? >> bob: you keep bringing the ridiculous -- >> eric: does this embarrass you? >> bob: seriously. >> andrea: can i say -- >> greg: i like that. >> andrea: i like the quieter bob better i think. bob, do you want to go on strike again? i like quieter bob better. >> dana: i'm on strike now. >> andrea: dana is on strike. coming up, should they be held partly accountable for high unemployment rate in america? that's next on "the five." ♪ ♪ these dogs wake up too early! you know what else is early? medicare open enrollment. now through dember 7th. can i stick with old medicare plan? sure! or find a new pl

and flint, michigan. in many cities the result has been it's not unique, murder rates are up, robberies are up, rains are up. then he said the rates in flint, michigan, tripled. pull up the "washington post." fact checking on that. thank you for that. 2008. check out the rate numbers on the right. 103 lates in 2008 and 2009. down to 91. he is completely wrong. not only did rates not triple, it went down. >> kimberly: it's stimulus math. numbers like triple. times three. he's exaggerating. it doesn't do him any good or the party or the president. if you don't have the facts right and you make something like to make them frightened in the community. rapists are everywhere trying to get him and it's the republicans fault? >> bob: not wrong about the murders. they cut flint michigan cops from 235 to 144 and murders went from 35 to 65. it's so, if that is the best you can do on the argument. by biden having the wrong city. wait a second. there is a direct relationship between the number of cops there are and t

i am speaking to you from the gm auto plant in detroit, michigan. they are hard at work building the high quality fuel efficient cars of tomorrow. cars like the plug in hybrid chevy volt that can run 40 miles without taking a sip of gasoline. >> to build the gm cars of tomorrow president po bam ma says taxpayers must help pay the salaries of gm workers today. >> oh oo it is super exciting to be a part of this. >> he tests the cells in baurn, michigan. >> to be a part of the ground breaking technology is a great experience. >> norton is one of 4,000 workers building the volt in america. >> how much taxpayer money through the federal government went into the volt program to gm? >> this is very much a gm funded effort. >> mare bee bette is director of environmental and regulatory affairs. >> we are delighted we pay contributions in key areas. >> 200 million? >> around 200 million. >> start with around 200 million or more precisely a $240 million grant from the department of energy in 2009. then there's the $150 million in tax payer's money for a compan