has charted a different path. >> we often do not have in our picture of ann arbor that one in four of our students come to us with economic need. >> with an array of financial , pre-k, literacy, afterschool and nutritional resources, the ann arbor public schools has been able to approach the problem in a multitier fashion. >> it creates an environment where kids who are not at grade level have the opportunity to see success and know they are more than capable of being a successful student. >> the goal is to close the opportunity gap. without the opportunity to go to museums, to go on trips, our students are going to be somewhat behind. >> ultimately, the sanctions that the legislation threatened for schools who did not make sufficient progress in test scores created a sense of urgency in ann arbor, which has had the advantages of an affluent tax base and abundant resources. what have we learned in the last 13 years? what can we do better? >> when you do something on a major scale like this involving public education, it is critically important to bring parents along. to bring the comm

ann arbor does it up different. ann arbor does it pure michigan.our trip begins at michigan.org >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it is monday, april 27. we're on a developing story the death toll in nepal is rising. rescuers are trying to get to the devastated aerials. we're learning about the deadly avalanche on mount everest. >>> a mother locally is under arrest after four children were found trapped in the waivment of a philadelphia -- basement of a philadelphia home. >>> we're tracking showers and warmer weather around here, "action news" is on in two. this monday morning a couple of reunions to tell you about. both of them decades in the making. >> they both involve a young man from southern california who's reconnected with two men that played a significant part in his life. abc's john donvan reports, the reunions may not be done yet. >> reporter: two remarkable reunions this week in the life of 25-year-old robin barton of santa ana, california. this one with the father he never met. but this one was with the cop who saved his life. in 19

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ann arbor does it up different. ann arbor does it pure michigan.higan.org >> welcome back. this is breaking this morning. philadelphia police say they're looking for a man who crashed a stolen suv overnight. he took the vehicle from 52nd and woodland avenue in southwest philadelphia around 3:00 this morning. he then crashed it into a parked car a few blocks away at 53rd and say brook avenue. the man ran from this scene. in one was hurt. >> now to say someone has spent 30 years without getting into an accident or getting a ticket is impressive but then to learn that it's his job to drive every day makes it even more impressive. he's a ups driver in madison wisconsin closing in on 30 years with a completely clean driving record. howard kohler started at ups in 1985. he doesn't have nidings on his vehicle, never ever got a ticket. he estimates he's driven about 750,000 miles. that's the equivalents of going from here to the international space station 3,750 times. what is his secret? howard kohler says i play defense. i don't play offense. i always gi

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less than 40 miles apart detroit and ann arbor. they offer a striking contrast in their results to the federal mandate. of the 21 largest trial urban assessment measures, dps performed the lowest on fourth and eighth grade reading and math seeing the lowest did in the country. -- dip in the country. in 2013 only 13% of the nations first graders were proficient. in june 2011, governor rick snyder, with secretary of education i his side introduced , a revolutionary new experiment to improve michigan's lowest performing schools. taking the bottom 5% and consolidating them into a state run district. as a result formerly part of the the 15th goals formerly part of the detroit public school system are now in the hands of the educational achievement authority. >> during the time when the state had control over dps, they went even more in deficits, and were hemorrhaging students. >> many cited the lack of a democratic process to elect the board of trustees. seven out of 11 of whom are appointees of the governor himself. >> whenever you hav

detroit and ann arbor. offer a striking contrast in the results and responses to the federal mandate. one of the largest urban districts that the center assessment measures, dbs performed the lowest on fourth and eighth grade reading and math. seeing the most significant it an average math course -- scores for eighth graders in the country. in 2013, only 7% of the city's eighth-graders -- eighth-graders were proficient in reading. in june 2011, governor rick snyder with the secretary of education at his side, introduced a revolutionary new experiment to improve michigan's lowe's performing schools taking the bottom 5% and consolidating them into a state run district. as a result, 15 schools from only part of the detroit public school system are now in the hands of the educational achievement authority. >> during the time when the state has had control over dps dps has actually gone further into deficit. >> many have cited the lack of a democratic process to elect the eaa's board of trustees. seven out of 11

detroit and ann arbor. to offer a striking contrast in their results and responses to the federal mandate. of the 21 largest district, the trial urban assessment measures, dps rated the lowest, the most significant dip in math for eighth graders in the country. in 2013, only 7% of the cities eight graders were proficient in reading, as compared to the 35% national average. in june 2011, rick snyder introduced a revolutionary new experiment to improve michigan's lowest performing schools, taking the bottom 5% and consolidating them into a state run district. as a result, 15 schools formally part of the detroit public school system, are now in the hands of the educational achievement authority. >> during the time that the state had control of dps, dps has gone further into deficit and they have had more trouble than when the state first of them over. >> many have cited a lack of a democratic process to elect the board of trustees, appointees by the govern them. >> when you say, i, the governor, can be decide

ann arbor does it up different. ann arbor does it pure michigan.ip begins at michigan.org . >> there is a huge police presence in the area. abc 7 news reporter was there and we will have a live report in a few minutes. >> a petaluma native who was hiking to her base camp when the deadly earthquake hit. that is the good news. he told his family he was alive and headed to kathmandu. we will have the emotional reaction in a few minutes. >> at least one person was shot in ferguson following protests in support of the demonstrations in baltimore. ferguson's protest happened in the same area that erupted in arrest after the shooting of michael brown last year. in the city of baltimore, it was calm overnight thanks to a curfew. >> a teen makes his first appearance after confessing to killing 9-year-old jordan to see what it was like. the 18-year-old has been charged with murder including special s. he is accused of stabbing his best friend's little brother during a sleep over at his house. >> all school children are vaccinated. it takes out religious exem

detroit and anne arbor. the two offer a striking contrast to their results and responses to the federal mandate. of the 21 largest urban districts that the national center for educational statistics measures dps performed the lowest on fourth and eighth grade reading and math. in june, 2011, governor rick snyder was secretary of education education introduced a revolutionary experiment to improve michigan's lowest performing schools, taking the bottom 5% and consolidating them into a state-run district. as a result, 15 schools formerly part of the detroit public school system are now in the hands of the educational achievement authority. many have cited the lack of a democratic process to elect board trustees. >> whenever you have a governor who takes and consolidates all of that and says, i, the governor, can decide on behalf of all, that's problematic. because you're really diminishing diversity. you're diminishing different views, perspectives, people's ability to weigh in and have their voice herd. we th

. >> less than 40 miles apart detroit and ann arbor. they offer a striking can't -- contrast in their results to the federal mandate. after 21 largest trial urban assessment measures, dps performs the lowest on fourth grade reading and math seeing the lowest did in the country. -- dip in the country. in june 2011, governor rick snyder introduced a revolutionary new experiment to improve michigan's lowest performing schools. taking the bottom 5% and consolidating them into a state run district. as a result of a 15 schools formerly part of the detroit public school system are now in the hands of the educational achievement authority. >> at a time when they had control over dps they went even more in deficits, and were hemorrhaging students. >> many cited the lack of a democratic process to elect their board of trustees. seven of them are appointees of the governor himself. >> whenever you have someone who says i can decide on behalf of all, that is problematic. your diminishing dorsey, you are diminishing different views, perspectives, ab

ann arbor does it up different. ann arbor does it pure michigan.trip begins at michigan.org i take these out... ...to put in dr. scholl's active series insoles. they help reduce wear and tear on my legs, becuase they have triple zone protection. ... and reduce shock by 40%. so i feel like i'm ready to take on anything. >>> what you are just joining us or headed outdoor seven things to know before you go. >> live doppler hd is busy on this tuesday morning tracking a cold front moving law and you know that half rain is in spots moving in east bay at this hour and the south bay around san jose with paths of yellow and red indicating the heavy moisture. we have the full seven-day forecast. >> heavy rain is causing major problems on the road with a picture from fremont with a jackknifed big rig blocking every lane but for one causing traffic to squeeze by. heavy backups have occurred now. we have other accidents because of hydroplaning and >> roads are treacherous. a car spun out-of-control at the summit and burst into flames on highway 17. the driver g

in concord it was ann arbor day celebration. concord designated a tree city.mentary schools students planted four more drought- tolerant trees. >> these trees will need some water here during their establishment period in the first few years. hopefully after that, they will be established enough to reduce watering and maintenance. >> several bay area cities, police departments and schools participated in earth day celebration today. in the south bay a volunteer group took over cesar chavez park picking up trash, cleaning up the area. the group is from the marriott hotel staff and said it is now officially adopting that park in order to keep it clean. >>> a young sea lion found wandering down highway 1 got a safe ride back to the ocean in a police cruiser and it was safety first for the pup. it was strapped into seatbelts as deputies took it back to the water. the lion was found over the weekend near fort bragg. authorities say it was healthy and didn't need treatment. >> buckle up for safety. >> but once the sea lion is 8 it can ride in the front seat. it's in

always remember she told me in an interview at her home in ann arbor, remember this. enemies are people whose stories you haven't yet heard and whose faces you have ever seen. my gratitude goes to the characters in my book that after 72 years had the courage to tell their stories and show their faces. thank you very much. [applause] >> i am sure we have got some questions and comments. just to make sure that i get to you with the mic before you start asking and hold your hand up until i'm in front of you. does anyone have a question? seen my question is that sound like the people that were returned to germany and japan that they have voluntarily do that or were they ordered to do that or how did that come about? >> it's not a simple question but they weren't technically all voluntary repatriates. but the fact is that the enemy alien fathers felt they had no choice but to go back to germany and build their life because the course of their internment in crystal city, they had no idea how long it would be. of course they have nothing to go back to. one other thing is tha

i could see if you had his views if you lived in ann arbor michigan or berkeley that you are in the nation's capital. you are surrounded by the contractors, surrounded by databases and yet you say things like you want to serve the country, don't join the military. and you're constantly in this book advising your students not to join the military. >> guest: the reason i do that, you hear this phrase thank you for serving the country. while no one in the military serving their country, they are serving those that run the country. there is little evidence of those that run the country that cared cares about you. otherwise the va wouldn't have a long waiting list you wouldn't have a high suicide rate among veterans in vietnam and iraq and afghanistan. they don't care about you. otherwise they wouldn't have declared them in the first place they had only one in that war. that was the son of a longtime democrat whose son was killed but the other boys can i send this out to my classes. this is a good bill by one of the journalists here in town and there he was. a father talking to his son and he sai

detroit and anne arbor. the two offer a striking contrast to their results and responses to the federal mandate. of the 21 largest urban districts that the national center for educational statistics measures dps performed the lowest on fourth and eighth grade reading and

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. >> we sent these collector's items to cayman chemical, an analytical lab in ann arbor, michigan. >> that's just a mathematical comparison. >> all of them contain dangerous chemicals. >> that is the tryptamine. it's a hallucinogen. >> according to greg endres only a lab test can determine what's inside. >> we found a number of substances including synthetic cannabinoids, a hallucinogenic tryptamine. >> we found an amphetamine. >> how dangerous is this from a chemical compound situation? >> quite dangerous. there's a whole range of reported effects ranging from rapid or irregular heartbeat, hallucinogenic effects, seizures, psychosis. there have been several reported suicides. >> and in grand forks, north dakota the deaths of elijah stai and christian bjerk. it turns out the drugs that killed elijah and christian arrived in grand forks by mail. purchased over the internet by a local drug dealer. >> he was one of the primary sources of supply for analong controlled substances in this area. >> but finding that dealer would turn out to be only the beginning in unraveling this deadly myst

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just around the ann arbor area headed toward detroit.have very big cities chicago later on tonight getting in on some of this potentially large cities dallas as well right now under severe thunderstorm watch. same goes for little rock. many of our big cities right across the central part of the country right now. tornado concerns all the way down to the south. but the bulls eye of it tonight is going to be right here where you see this orange. we could be seeing some large and potentially longer lasting tornadoes. nor destructive that right there is the one that's going to cut in to the north of the chicago area likely and maybe towards milwaukee. here is where a threat is today extended threat and tomorrow, greta, we still have this, going down into texas it, moves to the south and into the mid-atlantic. so washington d.c., richmond, charlotte, raleigh all of those >> what's that? >> i got my license. >> okay, let's start with your license. >> the reason for the stop is your brake light is out. >> all right. be right back with you. >> g

he earned his ba from the university of michigan ann arbor and his phd in public a ministration policy from virginia tech. each will speak in turn after which we will open it up to q&a. [applause] >> thank you, peter. tax reform often times especially when people are talking about radical plans such as the flat tax people think, well, it is all about the tax rate. a system with high tax rate or at tax system based on one low rate. today's panel is looking at another big part of tax reform understanding the definition of taxable income and in particular looking at two competing. some of how to tax n come. i have a couple of powerpoint slides that will help make this issue more understandable. and as i said, the issue of tax rates for those of us who want certain types of tax reform, we think it is important to have a low marginal tax rate on breaking behavior because presumably those are good things in our society and when you have a high tax rate you discourage people from being productive. i i have an image i found on the internet. i think this really boils down to the essence of supp

it'd be like manufacturing a car in detroit and then towing it to ann arbor to put the tires on.ll right, well, thanks, man. i appreciate it. >> no problem. >> hi, marcus. how are you? >> how are you? >> nancy pappas. >> both: nice to meet you. >> hey, marcus. tom etheridge, nice to meet you. >> tom, how are you? >> good. >> this is the headquarters for worldwide trailer? >> this is the headquarters. >> did a little research. the product you guys make is good. >> yeah. >> now, how much--how much revenue is your company doing? >> we did 4 million last year. >> and so how much of that actually fell to the bottom line? how much did you make? >> maybe 400,000. >> how many will you make a year? >> about 125 trailers a year. keep in mind, not all trailers are food trailers. even though that's what we specialize in, we'll build emergency command post trailers. we've built mortuary trailers, casket trailers. we're pretty good at what we do, marcus. we've been doing it for a long time. >> who's that? >> that's kita. >> that's kita. that's the shop dog. >> yeah. >> whose dog is that? >> mi

or did you want it to be shown or not in ann arbor?there is that push and pull between free speech and freedom of expression but there also is for better or for worse, a heightened sensitivity within the muslim community. i think the university did was responsible in terms of what the students were calling for in saying, you know what? there's a lot of other films. so i think their initial reaction was right but they kind of got an unexpected blowback -- bill: wow. what about ken's making the point go ahead and show it and debate it. what's wrong with that? >> marjorie? >> kevin's point? no listen, i mean, i think that -- saying that it pairly represents all sides -- fairly represents all sides is probably not accurate. in all disclosure, i haven't seen the film yet, but i do understand it is the perspective of that military person, the mindset they get in. look, my brother's military, i you said how that all operates -- i understand how that all operates. there is another side to the story, especially muslims of america, who aren't te

now from ann arbor, welcome to power lunch.ed and hope my boys grow up to be half as community-minded as you are. it's wonderful that you raised even more than you set out to raise. what was it in thwack made you go and do this? a lot of people might hear the story and think that's sad, but not actually go and start a go fund me page. >> it all started back in high school. my mother cancer. she had multiple miloma. during that time i felt extremely helpless. i couldn't do anything about it. i couldn't control it. the only thing i can do is bring my mother a report card with a's and a couple of b's. that was the only way to put a smile on my mother's face. his daughter was homeless and i was homeless before i came to the state of michigan. i identify with that. it made me fell compelled to help. >> that's wonderful and you see the power of what you can do starting so small and becoming so big. what more can you do in going forward? >> the possibilities are limitless. i leave everything to god. i'm blessed and grateful. >> that's

host: ann arbor, michigan, up next. nancy, what is your question?aller: i am a rep -- i'm a public historian who likes to think about how women are portrayed at historic sites. i wondered what you thought about how historic sites deal with first ladies, in particular, martha washington. do you think she is well represented? are there things we can do to talk about what she did and how she helped her husband? patricia: i certainly think in philadelphia, for example it , would be good to see even more done about martha washington as the first lady there. but at mount vernon, they have done an incredible job. mount vernon is the leader among all the historical houses in the nation. they have an actress who portrays martha washington very beautifully. and they really make clear how important she was, that she was not just a hostess. host: next up is shirley in tucson. hi, shirley, you're on. caller: i'd like to ask a question about the custis-lee house in arlington. host: have you been to visit it? caller: pardon me? host: have you been to visit it? cal

he earned his ba from the university of michigan, ann arbor. each will speak in turn for 10 to 12 minutes, after which, we will open it up to questions and answers. please, welcome dan mitchell. [applause] daniel mitchell: thank you peter. tax reform oftentimes -- people think it is all about the tax rate. should you have a system with high tax rate? or should you have a tax system based on one low rate. today's panel is really looking at another big part of tax reform. and that is understanding the definition of taxable income and in particular, looking at two competing theories of how to tax capital income. i have a couple of slides that i think will help make this issue more understandable about defining the tax base. as i said, the issue of tax rate is important. for those of us who want certain types of tax reform, we think it is very important to have a low marginal tax rate on productive behavior. why? because presumably work, saving, investment, risk taking, those are good things in our society. and when you have a high tax rate on thos

we may have an amendment to ann arbor and has to write to the opinion.that would be a dealbreaker because we know how many problems we face. we could count the ways we could be here all day. we are trying to take care of a problem today. i would urge colleagues to refrain from trying to solve every problem with your man. various years worth of mistrust fear is that terrorism and we are still dealing with them and there is language that state we will deal with that, but let's not tie it to the pledges they shame. also, i am pleased by what is highlighted in that if a section that says we will not be voting if there is one until after it is concluded. those are very important and i so appreciate senators corker and senator cardin reaffirming the united states commitment to israel, security and its right to exist. we all feel that way, everyone of us. i am proud that it is in there. i am also glad the language i wrote on an expedited procedure should there be a breakout so they can immediately go to the floor of the united states senate, no filibuster allow

these folks are from ann arbor, michigan. indianapolis storms rolling through.missouri even talking about severe thunderstorms and that's early. then there will be another wave of severe storms some along what we call a dry line back in parts of oklahoma and texas. there from kansas wichita to kansas city st. louis all in the elevated risk area today much there had an elevated risk area tomorrow that moves to the north and east. you can see it there from st. louis to chicago, even far southern wisconsin so there's a large area dallas to detroit and cleveland all have to look out for strong to severe storms. tomorrow, all right. there's a lot going on. that's t jacqui: od morning washington. a doub dribble -- -- of dreary , the forerecastuch cooleroday with areas of ra especiallin the morning >> all that weather brought to you by nivea. i need to get some of these. i love those little paws. what is your name? >> yaga. >> we'll go inside. >> thank you, ginger. you know about the consequences of climate change melting ice, more frequent hurricanes and heat waves an

these folks are from ann arbor, michigan.ing through. that's a live look at the skies. and you can see the gray skies. you know, back to missouri even talking about severe thunderstorms and that's early. then there will be another wave of severe storms, some along what we call a dry line back in parts of oklahoma and texas. there from kansas, wichita to kansas city, st. louis all in the elevated risk area today and there is an elevated risk area tomorrow that moves to the north and east. you can see it there from st. louis to chicago, even far southern wisconsin so there's a large area, dallas to detroit and cleveland all have to look out for strong to severe storms. tomorrow, all right. there's a lot going on. >> and i am drew tuma with the forecast. the pop-up shower is possible through the afternoon with temperatures in the mid-50s to 60s and the seven-day forecast shows you dry through the weekend and the next chance of rain >> all that weather brought to you by nivea. i need to get some of these. i love those little paws

. >> in college at the university of michigan, ann arbor. go blue!ege. so college, and now you have this bake shop. so how did you make the transition and you guys come together to actually decide to open up a cake shop -- cupcake shop. >> right. well, so we went our separate ways after college. she did her thing, you know i did mine. we came back. fast forward -- what, 2009? >> 2009. >> right. >> around when i was still eating burgundy cherry ice cream. >> right, right, right. [ laughter ] >> and so, we were both stay at home moms at the time. i had developed a cupcake obsession. i brought some red velvet cupcakes to a sorority dinner. everybody loved them. she especially loved them. >> i took all of them home. >> took them home for herself, yep. she hoarded them. >> all right. >> yeah, she became my first customer. [ applause ] >> well, you guys, the half pint that i have -- the chocolate chip half pint -- we're going to take some of the same ingredients that were the inspiration for the dish that we're going to be making coming up. it is a choco-c

is that these connective vehicles are being deployed today in pilot programs, on the streets of ann arbor, michigan, and the national highway traffic safety administration has taken action that will likely lead to a rule making this year to require nationwide deployment of vehicles using the v2v during the next few years. the agency has said the v2v and v2i -- i think this is incredible -- potential to mitigate or eliminate 80% of all accidents that occur right now with the non-impaired drivers. if we continue to focus on advanced intelligent transportation systems of vehicles and in a smarter infrastructure we can spur innovation, we'll be able to create jobs, we'll be able to discover new business models and opportunities that haven't been previously possible and we can save thousands of lives in the process. i would contend that we should not do anything here in congress or at the fcc, for that matter, that would derail this incredible comment. i'd like your thoughts on this and hopefully today you might be willing to commit not to move forward on opening the 5.9 gigahertz band to wi-f

is that these connective vehicles are being deployed today in pilot programs, on the streets of ann arborichigan, and the national highway traffic safety administration has taken action that will likely lead to a rule making this year to require nationwide deployment of vehicles using the v2v during the next few years. the agency has said the v2v and v2 i has the potential and i think this is incredible, the potential to mitigate or eliminate 80% of all accidents that occur right now with nonimpaired drivers. if we continue to focus on advanced intelligent transportation systems of vehicles and in a smarter infrastructure we can spur innovation, we'll be able to create jobs, we'll be able to discover new business models and opportunities that haven't been previously possible and we can save thousands of lives in the process. i would contend that we should not do anything here in congress or at the fcc, for that matter, that would derail this incredible comment. so commissioner rosenworcel i'd like kind of your thoughts on this and hopefully today you might be willing to commit not to move

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. >> hey, ann arbor, michigan. >> all the way from cali. >> we're on spring break.nesday morning. good to see you everybody. a moment that will live in infamy. we have been counting down to a big reveal. the time arrived and that's a hint. this is something we talked about before that we've never been able to see it, touch it, feel it, it's in that box. so what is it? >> come on in, katie. what do you have? >> how about this for a big gaej thet morning. >> well, it's not in here. >> what? >> no. >> maybe it's right here. >> that was so not cool! >> you took ten years off her life. >> she's such a nice girl. >> you're dead, lawmatt lauer. you're dead! >> you took ten years off of my life. >> that was the big reveal. >> yeah. >> katie, what is that? >> tell us about it. >> tell us about that apple watch. >> so, yes, it is the apple watch. there are only a few of these out in the wild. for the first time, you get to see it. it's on preorder this friday. i think it's much a talking piece as it is a time piece. of course this is the closest we've come to a dick tracy sma