>> Announcer: LIVE THERE TOWN DETROIT, LOCAL 4 NEWS
AT NOON STARTS NOW.
>>> ALL EYES ON 4 LIVE RADAR
AND THE SKIES AS BRANDON
TRACKS POT 10 FOR SEVERE
WEATHER.
WEATHER. WHEN THE TROUBLES COULD
IMPACT YOU.
IMPACT YOU. >>> BUT FIRST WE’RE
FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS FROM
TAYLOR THAT’S WHERE
TELEGRAPH ROAD AT NORTH LINE
IS CLOSED FOR A SERIOUS
ACCIDENT.
ACCIDENT. THIS IS AN INCIDENT BETWEEN
A CAR AND TRACTOR-TRAILER.
AND TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.
YOU CAN SEE THE DAMAGE DONE
TO BOTH VEHICLES.
POLICE ARE OUT THERE THEY’RE
ON THE SCENE INVESTIGATING.
THEY HAVE NOT RELEASED ANY
INFORMATION ABOUT ANY
POSSIBLE INJURIES.
POSSIBLE INJURIES. AGAIN, TELEGRAPH AND NORTH
LINE WILL BE CLOSED FOR SOME
TIME.
TIME. WE’LL KEEP YOU UPDWAD ANY
NEW INFORMATION AS WE GET
IT.
IT. >>> ALSO BREAKING RIGHT NOW,
A WATER MAIN BREAK FLOODING
A STREET ON DETROIT’S
WESTSIDE.
WESTSIDE. THIS IS MEMORIAL STREET JUST
EAST OF THE SOUTHFIELD
FREEWAY.
FREEWAY. THEY’RE GETTING A LOOK AT
THE FLOODED STREET RIGHT
NOW.
NOW. WE’RE TOLD THIS IS AFFECTING
FOUR HOMES IN THAT
NEIGHBORHOOD.
NEIGHBORHOOD. A DIVERSE RESEARCH COMMITTEE
HE WILL BEGIN HIS TENURE IN
EAST DANCE -- LANSING AUGUST
1st.
1st. OUR STEVE GARAGIOLA HAS MORE.
WE DON’T KNOW A LOT ABOUT
DR. STANLEY INITIATED SOME
VERY INNOVATIVE HE SAID HE
FELT HE HAD DONE EVERYTHING
HE COULD DO AT STONY BROOK
IT WAS GOOD FOR THEM TO HAVE
NEW FACE AS THE HEAD OF THE
UNIVERSITY AND HE FELT IT
WAS GOOD FOR HIM TO TAKE ON
A NEW CHALLENGE.
AGAIN WE DON’T KNOW MUCH
ABOUT HIM BUT HE SAID HE IS
PROUD TO BE LEADING THIS
TEAM INTO A NEW BRIGHTER
FUTURE FOR MICHIGAN STATE.
I LOOK FORWARD TO ENGAGING
THE BOARD IN THIS ENDIRE.
I LOOK FORWARD TO BEING
APART OF THAT JOURNEY.
AT THE SAME TIME, I ALSO SEE
A SPARTAN COMMUNITY THAT HAS
HAD A TURBULENT AND
DIFFICULT TIME.
DIFFICULT TIME. A COMMUNITY IN NEED OF
HEALING.
HEALING. I WANT TO MEET WITH THE
SURVIVORS AND THEIR FAMILIES.
TO ENSURE THE CHANGES THIS
NEED TO BE MADE ARE
IMPLEMENTED.
IMPLEMENTED. WELL, IT IS MOST DEFINITELY
A CAMPUS UNIVERSITY THAT
NEEDS HEALING.
NEEDS HEALING. THE CONTROVERSY NOT SO MUCH
ABOUT DR. STANLEY BECAUSE
NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT
HIM.
HIM. THE CONTROVERSY OVER THE
SELECTION PROCESS.
SELECTION PROCESS. THIS 18 MEMBER GROUP THAT
DID THE INTERVIEWING AND
MADE THE SELECTIONS ALL IN
SECRECY AND THOSE CRITICS
WHO WILL HAPPY FROM LATER ON
IN OUR EVEN NEWSCAST SAY
THIS IS NOT THE WAY TO
CHANGE THE CULTURE OF
SECRECY AT MICHIGAN STATE.
STARTING WITH A ELECTION
PROCESS THAT WAS DONE IN --
WITH A SELECTION PROCESS
THAT WAS DONE IN SECRET.
REPORTING LIVE IN EAST
LANSING I’M STEVE GARAGIOLA.
LOCAL 4.
LOCAL 4. MORE BREAKING NEWS A SUSPECT
IN CUSTODY AFTER TWO
SEPARATE SHOOTINGS IN THE
PAST TWO DAYS IN BOTH CASES
NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED
AND.
AND. >> COCOA AT THIS POINT DO WE
KNOW WHAT LET POLICE TO
THEIR SUSPECT?
GOOD AFTERNOON, MICHIGAN STATE POLICE IS CALLING THIS
GOOD OLD-FASHIONED POLICE
WORK.
WORK. THEY SAY THEY QUICKLY GOT A
SUSPECT VEHICLE DESCRIPTION.
THEY SEARCHED THE AREA AND
ARRESTED THE SUSPECT THEY
BELIEVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE SHOOTING THIS MORNING.
MICHIGAN STATE POLICE
ARRESTED A 25-YEAR-OLD MAN
THIS MORNING IN ROMULUS.
WE FEEL PRETTY GOOD ABOUT
THAT.
THAT. THIS MORNING MICHIGAN STATE
POLICE SHUT DOWN A PORTION
OF EASTBOUND I-94 AFTER
GETTING REPORT OF A SHOOT BE
A CAR PULL ALONGSIDE THEIRS
AND FIRED MULTIPLE SHOTS.
NO ONE WAS HURT AND A
SIMILAR SCENARIO UNFOLDED
YESTERDAY MORNING WHEN
ANOTHER DRIVER TOLD POLICE
HIS CAR WAS SHOT UP SEVERAL
TIMES.
TIMES. NOBODY WANT TO HAVE TO
SUFFER THROUGH THAT DURING
THEIR COMMUTE.
THEIR COMMUTE. POLICE EXPECT THE SUSPECT TO
BE ARRAIGNED IN COURT
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW. THANK YOU KYOKO.
IT IS GETTING WARM AND MUGGY
OUT THERE.
OUT THERE. IT SORT OF FEELS LIKE SUMMER
SANDRA IT AND DEPENDS ON
WHERE YOU AREMENT WE HAVE
SOME COOLER NUMBERS UP NORTH
WITH THICKER CLOUDS.
BUT WE ARE FLIRTING WITH 80°
AT METRO AIRPORT.
OUR SOUTH ZONE IN MONROE IS
79.
79. THE WINDS ARE A LITTLE GUSTY
OUT OF THE WEST SOUTHWEST
BRINGING IN WARMER AIR.
BUT 20 TO 30 MILES PER HOUR
GUSTS.
GUSTS. PRETTY CONSISTENT OUT OF THE
WEST SOUTHWEST SEVEN TO 17.
WHILE AREAS OF NORTH OF
M-589 MAY NOT GET OUT OF 60
WITH CLOUDS.
WITH CLOUDS. AGAIN WE’RE FLIRTING WITH 80
DEGREES FOR ARE A WHILE.
WE HAVE SOME PATCHY CLEARING
UNTIL YOU GET UP NORTH
SHOWER AND STORM CHANCES DO
EXIST AS WE WARM UP THIS
AFTERNOON ALTHOUGH A LOT OF
THIS ACTIVITY IS AT SEVERE
WEATHER THAT HAS DOGGED THE
COUNTRY’S CELL PHONE VIDEO
FROM A TORNADO TORNADO IN
OKLAHOMA RESIDENTS ARE IN
FIGHT WITH CATASTROPHIC
FLOODING WE REPORTS FROM
DANIEL GROSSMAN AND KERRY
SANDERS IN TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
>> TORNADO ON THE GROUND.
>> Reporter: HUNDREDS OF
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE GETTING
A TERRIFYING WAKE-UP CALL
OVERNIGHT IN OHIO.
MULTIPLE TORNADOES TOUCHING
DOWN SENDING RESIDENTS
RACING FOR COVER.
>> YOU CAN NEVER PREPARE FOR
SOMETHING LIKE THIS.
PATH OF DESTRUCTION HOMES
TURNED INSIDE OUT TREES
RIPPED FROM THE GROUND POWER
POLES SNAB SNAPPED.
AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THAT
WOULD HAVE BEEN PACKED WITH
CHILDREN THIS MORNING HAS
BEEN DESTROYED.
BEEN DESTROYED. THERE HAVE BEEN NEARLY 500
TORNADOES REPORTED ACROSS
THE COUNTRY.
THE COUNTRY. OVERNIGHT DAYTON BECOMING
SECOND MAJOR CITY TO BE HIT
IN THE LAST WEEK FOLLOWING A
DESTRUCTIVE TWISTER IN
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI.
>> I’M KERRY SANDERS IN SUL
-- TULSA.
-- TULSA. THIS IS WHAT SO MANY ROADS
IN OKLAHOMA LOOKS LIKE
FLOODED THE ARKANSAS RIVER
IS EXPECTED TO REACH
HISTORIC LEVELS IN THE NEXT
24 HOURS.
24 HOURS. >> Reporter: THIS MORNING IN
TULSA A RACE AGAINST TIME.
AND RAPIDLY RISING WATERS.
SOME NEIGHBORHOODS UNDER
WATER SOME EVACUEES SEEKING
REFUGE IN RED CROSS
SHELTERS.
SHELTERS. >> I WAS SCARED.
I WAS CRYING YOU KNOW
THINKING I WAS GOING TO
DROWN.
DROWN. >> Reporter: THE ARMY CORPS
OF ENGINEERS TRYING TO
RELIEVE PRESSURE ON THE
OVERFLOWING KEYSTONE DAM BY
RELEASEING -- RELEASING
WATER.
WATER. AND THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL
GUARD USING SANDBAGLESS.
170 HOMES HAVE BEEN DAMAGED
LIKE THIS ONE AND HOMEOWNERS
ARE ONLY NOW ONLY NOW
DISCOVERING IF THIS DIDN’T
HAVE FEDERAL FLOOD INSURANCE
THEY ARE NOT THIS MAN
STAYING BEHIND ARMED IN AN
ATTEMPT TO WARD OFF LOOTERS.
>> DON’T COME DOWN HERE
STEALING.
STEALING. I AIN’T GOT MUCH BUT MAY GOT
I INTEND TO KEEP.
>> Reporter: SANDBAGS ALSO
SURROUNDING THE NEARBY
OKLAHOMA AQUARIUM.
OKLAHOMA AQUARIUM. THE GREATEST WORRY A LOSS OF
POWER HERE COULD KILL THE
LARGEST COLLECTION OF BULL
SHARKS IN THE WORLD.
IN THE FORECAST IN THE
COMING DAYS MORE RAIN AND
THE POTENTIAL FOR MORE
TORNADOES.
TORNADOES. KERRY SANDERS, NBC NEWS,
TULSA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
>>> AND WE ARE FOLLOWING
EVEN MORE BREAKING NEWS THIS
TIME OUT OF WASHINGTON AS
THE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS AN
INDIANA ABORTION LAW.
THE LAW REQUIRES FETAL
REMAINS TO BE BURIED OR
CREMATED.
CREMATED. THIS LAW IS PART OF A
BROADER MEASURE THAT WOULD
PREVENT WOMEN FROM HAVING AN
ABORTION BASED ON GENDER,
RACE OR DISABILITY.
THE SUPREME COURT LEFT THAT
MEASURE TO THE LOWER COURTS.
>>> PRESIDENT TRUMP HEADING
BACK HOME AFTER WRAPPING UP
A FOUR DAY TRIP TO JAPAN.
DURING THAT TRIP THE
PRESIDENT DISAGREED WITH HIS
HOST PRIME MINISTER SHINZO
ABE AND HIS OWN NATIONAL
SECURITY ADVISOR BY SAYING
HE WASN’T "PERSONALLY
BOTHERED BY NORTH KOREA’S
RECENT SHORT RANGE MISSILE
TESTS."
TESTS." STILL TO COME AT NOON
ANOTHER AMERICAN HAS DIED IN
HIS QUEST TO REACH THE TOP
OF THE WORLD.
HOW HIS DEATH AND OTHERS ARE
NOW RAISING EVEN MORE
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SAFETY
OF MOUNT EVEREST.
>>> BUT FIRST TRAGEDY IN
JAPAN AS A GROUP OF
SCHOOLGIRLS ARE ATTACKED.
WHAT A MAN SAID BEFORE HE
WENT ON A DEADLY RAMPAGE.
>>> OKAY SO DO YOU FEEL
STRESSED AND EXHAUSTED
BECAUSE OF YOUR WORK LOAD
HERE’S THE GOOD NEWS YOU
HAVE BURNOUT, HERE’S THE
BETTER NEWS, NOW THERE IS AN
OFFICIAL MEDICAL DESIGNATION
THAT SAYS BURNOUT IS
ACTUALLY A LEGITIMATE
DISEASE.
DISEASE. WHO SAYS THIS?
NO, THAT’S WHO THE WORLD
HEALTH ORGANIZATION.
HEALTH ORGANIZATION. W.H.O. THEY NOW SAY BURNOUT
IS LEGITIMATE.
IS LEGITIMATE. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOU
AND WHAT DOES I MEAN TO YOUR
EMPLOYER.
EMPLOYER. WE’LL TAKE A LOOK AT IT