. >> >> reporter: there's a heated debate tonight among parents in the suburbs of ann arbor, michigan, over race and immigration. and it grew hotter after this meeting with school officials over what the school system says are racist comments posted on social media by classmates. adrian iraola is the father of two former students. he was speaking about racism directed at his children when the meeting went south. >> when i went to his bedroom to say good night, and he was crying, because of the abuse that he was enduring in this school system. >> then why didn't you stay in mexico. >> what? >> you need to leave! >> reporter: the school district is predominately white. and tom burtell, the parent who interrupted, was defend iing th students that made the post. >> try being white and walk in a black neighborhood and see what happens. and, like, this incident, where somebody made a little tweet. okay, nobody was hurt in that. nobody got hurt in that. >> reporter: this man is a father of a son who was on the receiving end of the racial slurs that got everyone here. >> my son comes to schoo

from chicago to south bend to ann arbor to albany, and this rainfall does make it to the d.c. to boston i-95 corridor for the morning commute. moving pretty quickly, clears tomorrow afternoon. and then the cold air pours in and we will see below average temperatures for the first time in weeks. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> next here, the coronavirus emergency and tonight, the alarming warning. a public health doctor in hong kong saying if the virus goes unchecked, it could infect 60% of the world's population. while off japan tonight, that cruise ship this evening with americans onboard and of the 48 new cases outside china, 40 were on that ship, including a worker who was helping with the quarantine. and tonight, an american couple, the retirees onboard, that husband, his fever has returned. and maggie rulli from japan again tonight. >> reporter: with new cases of passengers sickened on this cruise ship announced almost daily, the mood onboard is growing darker. >> it's getting people's moods down. one of the passengers in the night were keeping

the first was in ann arbor, michigan. the city supervisor of san francisco. a gay-rights bill is introduced to congress. but it was introduced in congress. the american psychiatric association changes their conclusion that homosexuality is a mental illness. saysssociation homosexuality is not a mental illness. statesin became the first to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and many of these debates continue well into our present day. we're going to wrap up. think about the 19 60's as a whole. we have been thinking about this for several weeks. think about taking all this in. we really started this lecture right before midterms. john f. kennedy, cold war and the whole thing. and stable for most people. it is an area of dramatic change. america would be so much different on the other end of the decade. we talked about the civil rights movement, great society, vietnam war, all of the protests. women's liberation. all sorts of different power movements. different groups who had not had their goals satisfied by the civil rights movement start their own

going to be a moment where we're both going to be on tv, and it's going to be like senator from ann arbor'sresentative rebekah warren is visibly upset. >> i just don't want this on camera for my future. just don't ruin my career. >> reporter: the video obtained by detroit abc affiliate wxyz shows warren behind the wheel of her black jeep cherokee the day after christmas, a concerned driver calling 911. >> what's the vehicle doing? >> swerving all over the expressway. >> reporter: watch as it captures her swerving in and out of traffic. drivers seen slowing down even turning on their hazard lights to alert others. >> oh, my god. he went off the shoulder. >> vehicle hit the right wall. >> reporter: warren heard on the video telling officers she only had three drinks before being asked to complete a sobriety test. >> imagine that there is a straight line right here, okay? what i want you to do, put your left foot on that line. and then put your right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. >> five, six, seven. >> reporter: she allegedly refused a breathalyzer test. >> are you go

>>and ann arbor been selection the business has been in his family for over 2 decades. thank you thank you. >>your evening. thank you for your support. >>but tuesday night he got a frightening phone call saying that his store had just been robbed just pretty scary. >>you know, i mean being here 21 years and you know i worked a pretty much 11 years at nighttime in store surveillance you can see a customer leaving the store shortly after a man walks in with his face covered pointing what appears to be a firearm at an employee them and then tosses a bag on the counter demanding money guy comes in with a mask on his face and you know a green hoodie black jeans black shoes then grab several packs of cigarettes all while aiming the gun at the clerk before the suspect runs away. he was dropping money left or right on the way out out of the store and then he looked trail going to the back of the pre she >>well ck is keeping a smile on his face that show was show must go on as they say he's hoping someone recognizes the man seen in the surveillance life of crime is not going to

as they've gotten into the teeth of the big ten schedule, trying to get back on track today in ann arbore wolverines may have some good news, isaiah livers has played in just one of michigan's last ten games because of the groin injury. but he did practice all week. ♪ >>

. >> reporter: there's a heated debate among parents in the suburbs of ann arbor, michigan, over racerew hotter after this meeting with school officials over what the school system says are racist comments posted on social media by classmates. adrian is the father of three former students. he was speaking about racism directed at his children when the meeting went south. >> when i went to his bedroom to say good night and he was crying because of the abuse that he was enduring in this school system -- >> then why didn't you stay in mexico? >> you need to leave! >> reporter: the school district is predominantly white, and tom burrtell, the parent who interrupted, was defending students who made the post. >> try being white walking in a black neighborhood, see what happens. this incident, somebody made a tweet, nobody's hurt in that. nobody got hurt in that. it was done offcampus. >> reporter: this man is the father of a son on the receiving end of the racial slurs that got everyone here. >> my son comes to school trying to get an education, he has to deal with that b.s. >> reporter: th

it'd be like manufacturing a car in detroit and then towing it to ann arbor to put the tires on. 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? >> mine

co-author of the state of the union is memorable addresses of the last 50 years he joins us live from ann arbor thank you very much for being with us but before we move on to the state of the union a want to ask you about the scenario in iowa how damaging is this for the democrats it's not good news and certainly plays well into the hands of president trump who's giving his state of the universe tonight that you may he may allude to that given the kind of dysfunction and anger that's in the democratic party it's going to be very tough for them to come together once there is a nominee and it's certainly not the ideal way they wanted to start this process remind us why i was so seen a significant and in the general race towards an on nation. mostly about timing it's the 1st caucus and it's certainly not because of its size or the fact that it's very. diverse or really representative of the country and really does only $42.00 delegates that even come from it but it's the 1st in the nation and the candidates spend a disproportionate a different portion amount of time and money there and historicall

. >> bundy hopped a plane to chicago, took a train to ann arbor. stole a car.ahassee. >> bundy was an expert thief. everything that he obtained was either through the stealing of credit cards or cash from wallets or purses. and dun bundy was very, very, very good at it. >> florida state university in tallahassee. the campus was generally safe and secure. it was not unusual at 3:00 in the morning to see people walking back and forth across campus because they felt safe. >> i had joined the sorority chi omega. living at chi o my parents felt was much safer than to live in the dormitory. >> being in chi omega was a wonderful part of my life. it was just like living with 40 friends. >> in the early morning hours of january 15th between 3:00 and 3:15 a.m., there was an intruder in the chi omega sorority house. he had with him some sort of a wooden club. >> i was on routine patrol that night with my partner. we were approximately two blocks away from the chi omega house when we heard a call come on the radio, so we drove straight there. and as i stepped in, the girls

let me move on to john in ann arbor, michigan. independent. good morning, john.ou very much for taking my call. i got in the mail this morning from somebody associated with neil simon. some brief comments. ballot access is not the biggest and -- impediment to third parties. it is our system of orality voting. there are some serious problems as aranked choice voting alternative. various -- very serious pathologies. made for itclaims are bogus. the best alternative to our current system would be to institute, and federal elections, approval voting. voters are allowed a single winner election. they are allowed to give one vote each to that candidate or candidates whom they support with the candidates having the most votes winning. that doubles the voting field for third parties. the voting field for third parties. is -- it has done nothing to break the political duopoly of two parties in that country. you have to go to a better alternative than ranked choice voting. host: all right, john. guest: there are a few things the color and i agree on. our current system is