>> reporter: outside ann arbor, employees called 911 saying a man inside was agitated, turning over display cases. police approached him in the parking lot, trying to calm him down, when out of nowhere he went charging. full speed into the store's heavy plate glass doors. price tells nbc affiliate wdiv he doesn't remember any of it. and his family blames the outburst on cte, a degenerative brain disease which has been linked to repeated head trauma. >> at the same time, i know i'm not the only one going through this. >> reporter: in a new study examining 111 brains of deceased nfl players, 110 had cte, which can only be confirmed in an autopsy. symptoms include emotional instability, depression, and memory loss. >> i think this is an enormous problem for football players. we really need to focus on how to detect this in living individuals, so that we can recognize the disease in its earliest stages when we have a very good chance of arresting or curing it. >> reporter: in a statement today, the nfl said it's pledged $200 million for research into advancing progress in the prevention and tre

. >> reporter: madeline works in ann arbor, michigan for the internet chat company olark. she sent this message. "i'm taking today and tomorrow to focus on my mental health. hopefully i'll be back next week refreshed and back to 100%." but truth be told, she was also a little worried. >> a lot of people don't think that mental health is health. they think that you aren't trying hard enough and that's not how it works. it's an illness. >> first thing that went through my mind, it's like wow, that takes a lot of bravery. >> reporter: to her surprise the ceo replied all the way from palo alto, california. "you are an example to us all and help cut through the stigma so we can all bring our whole selves to work." >> you're already trusting people to stay home when they have the flu. trust them to stay home when they're not mentally all there. >> reporter: madeline, who battles depression and anxiety, now knows not to be anxious about needing time. her tweet of her boss's reply touched tens of thousands. mental health is just as serious and real as physical health. "very import

mary: for example, in the city of ann arbor, we have cars stationed. you go online and reserve it.ou use the app to unlock it and drive it. you can return it for now, we have some services we can drop it off in a different place. david: if everyone is using car sharing or ridesharing, won't there be fewer cars sold? is that a good thing for general motors? mary: there have been a lot of studies about whether there will be more cars or less cars. some people can't drive right now. whether you have some physical limitation that doesn't allow you to drive a vehicle. so we think, first of all, we will open up to a lot of people who can't drive or have the personal ability or freedom of mobility that they don't have today. also, these vehicles in the sharing environments are driven much more frequently, many many more miles traveled. david: last year it was 10 million cars sold. which was a record amount, i guess. some people say a lot of cars are being sold because gasoline prices are low and people are not worried about the cost of gasoline. is that your experience because people are

my event in ann arbor is in an auditorium, which means tiny seats with rigid remembers and i asked the venue to happen seats available without arms so people can sit in those site. people don't think about that. they assume we all fit in the world the way you do and the norm is thin, and any body beyond that shouldn't leave the house. so i think accessible is important and for this tour i asked that every venue have accessible seating for everyone, and for different kinds of bodies. see how it goes. >> host: it's kind of crazy that we all assume that in the norm is this, like, thin body, because we see the statistics, it's the fashion industry doesn't cater to the real bodies of women. we know how much our body sizes have changed or whatever but there's such a resistance to just accepting the reality of where whatever the average american woman's body and is then extrapolating that to larger things. like what do you think it's really going to take to change that conversation? >> guest: i don't know but probably take with all things the financial imperative. enough people have to have t

. >> my event in ann arbor was in an auditorium's would be tiny seeds rigid arms and i asked the venue that they need to have seats available with no arms for people who cannot sit in the seats. no one thanks about that because people generally assume that we fit in the world the way you do and the norm is treated as thin. anybody beyond that shouldn't leave the house. so, i do think accessibility is important and for this tour i ask that every venue have accessible seating for everyone and for different kinds of bodies. we will see how it goes. >> it's kind of crazy that we all assume that the norm is this thin body because we see the statistics. the fashion industry doesn't cater to the real bodies of women, we know how much our bodies change but there is such a resistance to accepting the reality of whatever the average american woman's body is and then extrapolating that two larger things. what you think is really going to take to change the conversation? >> i don't know. it'll take financial imperative. enough people will have to have the economic partner to demand and demand that

ann arbor, michigan was ranked number one followed by washington, d.c. area.akland and hayward and san francisco were grouped together on the list and ranked number eight. >>> the city of san jose is trying to spread the word about a program that allows residents free and unlimited pickups for large items. in fact neighbors surveillance cameras near the park caught illegal dumpers in the act. here is the video now. you see people pulling up a large bin of trash and leave it on the sidewalk. they do say that the city is pretty good about cleaning up illegally left behind items but the city hasn't done enough in their view to stop it. >> it is just getting worse and worse and worse. and all they have done is come and removed the items. i mean, that is useful, because they remove the junk. but it is just letting more people put stuff down. i mean, i know there are laws against it. but nobody is enforcing it. rcing it. >> the city is hoping its new program will encourage people to schedule pickups instead of illegally dumping their junk. cameras have been installe

. >>> this from michigan near ann arbor, a home surveillance camera capturing a stolen car barrel nothing a tree. you see it there running over the front lawn of the house in pitsfield township. at least four were spotted crawling away from the wreckage and running away. the suspects, they are still being sought in michigan. >>> finally, president bill clinton, former president bill clinton gets caught peeking between the bushes. literally. check this out. you see him poking his head out there between two statues. those are not the actual presidents. george w. bush -- >> thank you for clarifying? >> accuracy and george h.w. bush during a visit to the george w. bush presidential center near dallas, texas. clinton's presidency, of course, sandwiched like you see him there beten kind of cool. >> tell you a lot about american politics. so much -- if you go back to that original complain between clinton and george h.w. bush and a lot of animosity but they became friends. >> so nice to see considering the tone and tenor of politics these days. they have a genuine warm relationship. almost as wa

ann arbor, michigan was ranked number one followed by the washington dc and virginia area.rancisco, oakland, and hayward were grouped together on the list. >>> it's almost back to school time and families in the east bay are getting much-needed help buying school supplies. the target store in emeryville donated $100 gift cards to 100 elementary school kids in the oakland unified school district. this morning, they loaded up on paper, pencils, backpacks, clothes and one woman said her family is very grateful for the help. >> it means a lot. for me and my family. we have like eight kids in my house. they are all going together to school and we are really grateful for this. i don't have the words for it. i am so blessed to have this opportunity. >> the students were chosen to get gift cards by the oakland education fund and staff. >>> richland hilltop mall is set for a major makeover. according to reports, investors have purchased the struggling shopping center and they have plans to redevelop and rebrand the site. immediate plans include adding lighting to parking lots as wel

i was driving a car, we had black and white in the car, and we were stopped by the police in ann arbor. it was pretty scary being stopped by them. and we did not see -- >> what would you like our guests to address? >> i just wanted to agree with them. me and my friends and my family did not see it as a riot that a as a rebelliont because there was so much inequality, economic inequality. in different neighborhoods in the city. i am not really sure. >> thank you for your story. we really appreciate that. stephen henderson, anything you want to take away from that? >> everyone at a certain age in the city has the same kinds of of memories growing up and learning to navigate these things. learning how to deal with police behavior that is not entirely appropriate. i can remember when i was 16, in the mid-1980's, here, in detroit, the number of times i would be pulled over because i was driving a car that looked new or expensive even though it wasn't. and they would search the car. search the trunk. sometimes take everything out. looking for whatever it was they thought. this is a common ex

ann arbor, michigan, finished at the top. 95% of adults received at least a batch who achelobachelor'sf oakland graded eighth. at the other end of the spectrum five california metro areas ranked in the bottom seven. >> that's interesting. i would have expected to see boston in the top list as well. 5:15 now. new morning an all-vegetarian drive-through restaurant could be coming to marin county according to the ij. the paper reporting amy's drive-through wants to take over an old denny's location. now petaluma-based amy's kitchen is best known for selling prepackaged organic meal. it's the second restaurant of its kind in the bay area all vegetarian. the the company saying the design plans are still in the early phases. >>> right now lyft is trying out a new idea. tacos on your ride home. you can get behind that. >> can't you do that on your own? scott mcgrew, sometimes a taco at 1:00 a.m. -- >> sometimes at 1:00 a.m. you shouldn't be driving through the taco bell parking lot. people had already been asking their lyft drivers to take a detour through taco bell on their way home from whe

what were people searching in ann arbor when there was a historical flu epidemic and it predicted 6 weeksbefore the center for disease control when a flu epidemic would come because people weren't going to the doctor but searching for their siblings or nyquil or something like that. there is a slide here that shows more or less they created a bucket of 140 terms seems to be good indicators of activity so internationally they figured out to predict through the big data learning environment when things would happen in certain areas and tell the local hospitals or schools to have kids wash your hands or be aware of these things because they might have the ability to shoot that down. there is a lot of good that can happen. larry page said if they were allowed to mine healthcare data they could save 100,000 lives which is a lot but also potentially useful to think of how can we understand handwashing patterns that wouldn't have been given through a small sample but through a database sample. maybe algorithms can be determined. >> doesn't that make the case for google home device and embedded s

ann arbor, michigan, finish ed t the very top. 95% of the adults received at least their bachelor's degreesilicon valley finishing third in the survey behind the d.c. metro area. the sf, oakland, graded eight out of 150 and then the other end of the spectrum five areas ranked in the bottom seven. >>> president trump says the ceo of apple has agreed to build three factories in the united states. >> catching apple itself off guard. >>> tim cook may have said it, i don't know. apple is not commenting officially, which is odd, since the president really broke that news to "the wall street journal" claiming tim cook promised him three big, beautiful factories in the united states. then the president repoeted that word big three times, big, big, big. this is the first we've heard it. it's possible this is the first apple has of this. trump has a peculiar relationship with apple. their factories probably would not be built in california, most likely texas, arizona. remember, he asked americans to boycott apple, the company. he's never retracted that call for a boycott. he promised huge tariffs wh

. >> professor at the university of michigan ann arbor. stephen henderson is with the detroit three press. prize2014 pulitzer commentary. -- rson also the author of who is detroit? what go to janet in michigan. i just wanted to draw a little verbal picture of what it was like to be in the city when everything blew up. i was on the north side of the city to greenfield. people know the south artery of the city on the northwest side. and got a phone call from a who was closer to where everything is burning. we lived up in the lansing areas. , nothing was on tv. she said some kind of riot is going on. i'm hearing a lot of gunshots. and drove back. 90 miles. we saw nothing but army vehicles. overhead helicopters. a story for the army bases in lansing. other radios around the city coming in. this was my first experience of what it was like to live in a city or country. host: thank you for the call and the perspective stephen henderson. >> the dpd is overmatched immediately. romney does eventually say we have to bring in the national guard. arena

republican, ann arbor, michigan. what are your thoughts? caller: so many things to say.ne is that i applaud mccain for his stand up this, but i am also disappointed in him. the other thing i would like to -- is that as a capita capitalist country, not a socialist country. if we go the way of europe, we are going to be like -- socializedif we health insurance, which is 1/6 of our economy, it will be a case of the -- wrecking the dog. and we also need to get pricing into the equation. -- we needy support to know what we are paying for and the cost is. everybody has a right to health care. make no mistake, everybody has a right to health care. but we do not have a right to government funded wholesale health insurance. host: what would you like to see? caller: one other thing i would like to say is one thing about john mccain is he said what whenned in 2009 is that aca came online, with the vote , nohe democrats republicans supporting that is what split our country. no, that happened in 1973, when the supreme court made abortion wholesale -- abortion legal. that is the whole