BLITZER: The state of Michigan steps in to take over the finances of the city of Detroit which is basically broke. Lisa Sylvester's monitoring that and some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. Lisa, what's the latest?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Wolf, you said it. Detroit is practically insolvent. So, today, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder announced that he will appoint an emergency manager to run that city government. That person has yet to be named but will have the power to cut spending and throw out city contracts and we'll ask Governor Snyder about the takeover when he joins us live in the next hour of THE SITUATION ROOM. Eight police officers in South Africa are under arrest tonight, accused of police brutality. On Tuesday night, they took into custody, the man seen right there, in the middle of your screen and the red shirt. But it's what happens next that has people now calling for justice. The suspect was handcuffed to the back of the police van while sitting outside it. The van then drove away dragging him along. That suspect later died in police custody. And on to other news, OK, take a look at this. Adidas has unveiled six uniforms for six of the top teams in college basketball. From left to right, you see the outfits are for Cincinnati, Kansas, Notre Dame, Baylor, UCLA, and Louisville. Adidas says the colors are unique to each school. The uniforms would be worn in post-season play. So I'm very curious what our viewers think of that, they can always tweet us to give us their opinions.</s>WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Tweet me at @wolfblitzer. Love to hear from them. They can tweet you too.</s>SYLVESTER: @lsylvestercnn.</s>BLITZER: Let's get ready for the tweets. Thank you. President Obama's budget cut strategy. We're going to talk about that and much more in the "Strategy Session." That's coming up.
Michigan Takes Over Detroit's Finances; Adidas Unveils College Hoops Uniforms