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he lives in ann arbor. jeremiah chamberlin teaches that literature in creative writing courses at the university michigan. he's editor and chief of the writers review and computing -- he worked in such places and some places as the quarterly review in 2017 he was a full bright research scholar. please welcome philip d'anieri and jeremiah chamberlin into your living rooms. >> thanks, john. great to be here. hi, phil! through the inter web. congratulations on this marvelous book. i was so excited to read it you. can see all my notes here on it, as i have been diving through it. it's a particularly wonderful experience to see on the desk here because i had the great pleasure of reading excerpts and chapters of it three years ago when we were both fellows at the institute for the humanities, here at the university of michigan. a marvelous program. one that brought together a wonderful cohort of people. it's marvelous just to see the book between covers. congrats. >> thanks. it's marvelous, it's fun. it's weird,

great society speech in ann arbor, michigan, 1964.>we have always p ourselves on being not only america, strong and america the free, but americbeautiful. today that beauty is in danger. the water we drink, the food w eat, the very air that we breathe are threatened with pollution. oks are overcrowded, our seashores overburdened. green fields and forests are disappearing. a few years ago we were greatly concerned about th american. today we must act to prevent an ugly america. show . host: that is lbj in 1964. we have just a little over 50 minutes, so let's move on to richard nixon. his record is interesting, you write the press was baffled as to help richard nixon became a rough liner of environmental activism. what were you saying there? guest: nixon when he had to leave the white house he voted the speech of theodore roosevelt, the man in the arena. i always knew that nixon admired theodore roosevelt probably with winston churchill, his great hero. what i did not realize is he had conservation streak in him. in california and polit

>> ann arbor is my district and i was with those kids on and off all night.rs. choice was one of the issues and by the end of the campaign, i was really talking about democracy and the normalization of violence, and when i was talking to kids in line, they're worried about their future. it was more than just choice. it was a lot of other issues. now, what you saw that day was kids, we've got to encourage young people to register before the final day of voting. young people made a difference, they turned out in significant numbers, and they're worried about global climate change. we can talk about the environment and workers at the same time. i did it. i didn't sign on to the green new deal when it came out because workers weren't at the table. we have to listen to everybody. put a table together that has all the different parties at it, find that common ground. that's what we have to do. >> find common ground and talk about the issues. i have a daughter who was an alum at umiss, she would have been very proud of all of the students. >>> a look at how accurate

melanie: david watson also relocated to ann arbor, michigan. >> it is a much more affordable place to have a bigger house. melanie: watts, a bay area native, now working remotely for a san francisco tech company, said they thought the move would be temporary, but she and her family discovered they love their new location. >> no plans to come back anytime soon. melanie: it is that attitude driving bay area rental prices down. once the most expensive, it drops to second behind new york city last summer and has now dropped to third for one-bedroom highest idiom rent. >> we will be surpassed by boston. san francisco has just not recovered fully. new york so more people migrating into the city than pre-pandemic, and boston has a bigger student population. melanie: ernest chen experienced it firsthand for he recently returned to his san francisco teaching job but continued renting out his home, opting instead to rent out an apartment in the city. he says he got a great deal in his new apartment but also took a loss on the home he is renting. >> it was $400 less. >> if you're a renter and yo

. >> tonight, police in ann arbor are still investigating and criminal charges may be coming. >> there needs to be accountability. there needs to be a foul. thoreau, timely investigation. apology will not get the job done. in this instance. there should be serious consequences. for the many individuals are culpable. >> that was taylor morris reporting again light today after that report was filed. a michigan state university announced the suspension of 4 more players bringing the total to 8. >> united airline pilots have rejected a tentative contract with the airline as they continue to push for better pay. the union representing the pilots says that 94% of the nearly 10,000 pilots they voted against united is most recent contract offer. union leaders say they are planning informational pickets at airports across the airline's network. a united has not commented on the outcome of the vote. spacex has launched its a powerful falcon heavy rocket for the first time in more than 3 years. >> lifting off and foggy conditions. as you see there. this was early this morning from kennedy space c

let's go to the cold and snowy arctic tundra of ann arbor, michigan.ah, that is a look at >> but take a look at this. what time is it play? but flavored? yeah. he knows all about the michigan wolverines of the number 3 ranked team in the country. he knows what time it is. all right. let's get the play action here. yeah. game was all about run defense, including this one. blake corum running 28 times for 162 yards. touchdown right here. nice little burst. his longest run of the day was just 12 yards, but they grounded in town and get the job done. michigan wins this one, 34 to 3 and they also stay undefeated just like their rivals over in ohio. let's talk about the men, though. tomorrow night. the forty-niners facing the chargers offense for the hurt justin herbert. and they're also missing their top 2 wide receivers. but they still have to deal with austin ekeler. colors the beast. 808 total yards from scrimmage. >> 10 tds in the season and we know this right is one of the league's top us back to bring down. he's 5 foot, 8, 200 pounds. he's practically

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. >> i'm driving back home about an hour and a half home to ann arbor. and i don't know what it's going to look like with all the snow on the road. >> reporter: new york's i-90 so dangerous, officials banning commercial traffic. semitrucks now cramming into a rest stop, waiting for the green light. the governor declaring a state of emergency. >> am i sounding the alarms? yes. i want western new yorkers to take this seriously. >> buffalo dubbed the bulls-eye with up to 3 inches of snow expected every hour, and up to five feet possible by sunday. nbc's jesse kirsch is there. >> even with the streets still clear, buffalo public schools already canceled friday classes in anticipation of lake-effect snow. that's when arctic air collides with the relatively warmer waters of lake erie. >> reporter: in ohio, an emergency declared near cleveland, where up to 3 feet is expected. in mount pleasant, michigan, college football highlights blanketed in white. and late today, the nfl announcing sunday's matchup between the bills and the browns is moving to detroit. the

does present challenges to want to visit the gerald r ford i bring an end up in ann arbor hoping to see the exhibits. we do offer some exhibits at the library. but we do labor with with that facility. >> we have got to last questions here. one oh something up on the screen. the referent football, college and high school provosts. but as you are well aware that there is a document from curly lambeau i think we have him offering this job to play for the packers. i did a little research. the packers were doing pretty good in the late 30s early 40s. the lions and the bears, he had three offers from top clubs before the nfl. i am just curious if you had any comment if you went to the liens or had a shot at the packers? >> surely would have of course of course they would've. [laughter] who is not an all-american, gerald ford wasn't. he was an all-star. so he goes to -- he was selected to appear in the east-west shrine game in san francisco. he takes the train out there with the team for they practice along the way. all of these nfl all-american players and no one's paying any attention to the

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we call them grandma's go ann arbor brownies. >> they are the most chocolaty browns you can make becausetually used hershey's syrup, rather than cocoa. >> carley: yeah. >> she used. >> carley: this has the hershey's syrup in honor of your grandmother. >> steve: this one is also portable for today. called carrot-coconut carrot cake. and our daughter sally got married. her wedding cake was carrot cake and she asked kathy, she said hey, could you guys come up with something that could remind me of that special day and we came up with this. >> carley: that is so cute. >> steve: would you like? >> carley: yes. the answer has been yes the whole time. here, i will take this one. >> steve: something about the creamy delicious frosting on the top. >> lawrence: this is my favorite. i love grand that but this is my favorite. >> steve: i'm with you. everybody is trying to save money this holiday season, and the simply happy cookbook is a good way to buy gifts for everybody on your list who loves to cook things that are easy and delicious. and it's also terrific for everybody on your list who lost to

. >> reporter: this morning, the children's hospital in ann arbor is reporting it's at 100% capacity,hey are urging parents there to contact their primary care physicians before visiting the emergency department and they also say that this is particularly alarming because we haven't even gotten to the full impact of flu season yet. george. >> okay, erielle, thanks. >>> we're going to get the latest now on the midterm elections. control of the house and senate still up in the air. key races too close to call including the senate race in arizona where votes are still being counted and terry moran is on the scene in phoenix. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. the counting here continues and there are still hundreds of thousands of ballots left to go and officials here tell us that despite what you might read on social media, that is not evidence of suspicious activity it's normal because 90% of arizonans vote by mail and every one of those ballots has got to be scanned, signature checked and verified by a bipartisan adjudication board. none of that can start until el

their families wearing ann arbor sweat your earlier hey. >> and the incumbent democrat, gretchen witt really in the national headlines when it came to covid and the threats against she with 66% of the vote count. it has a pretty decent lead over the republican challenger. tudor nixon is that all we have time for. all right. let's send it back to you. all right. and i mentioned utah because it's the senate them interested and there's a chance to send flying against eastern the who is asking for help yet >> mitt romney, mitt romney to win his race and romney was unhappy lynn, by the way he did when he collin now as the victor. all right. we've got that settled, know, governor there. but all right, grant, thank all right. >> in san mateo there are 2 candidates in the race to replace congresswoman jackie spear after long and historic run in congress and as well as a bay area politics, he's decided not to run again with some economists are on the political landscape in area. decided to retire, spend more time with her family. she served in washington long time. >> kron four's ella sogomoni

. >> andy scholes, i grew up in ann arbor. i with ent to michigan. i've got one thing to say. hail to the viktors. >> the babies are computer. >> they're way computer. andy scholes, thank you. thank you for joining us. i'm whitney wild. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> it is a sad night for us in virginia, and it's going to be a really, really sad time tomorrow morning when people wake up and hear this sad news. >> when does it stop? that is the question. the sad news is that the nation can't mourn one mass shooting before another. here's what happened. a gunman opening fire overnight inside a walmart in chesapeake, virginia. families preparing for thanksgiving now facing funerals instead. this is what we know at this hour. police confirm six people were killed last night inside the store, the shooter is also dead. >> it's not clear if there was any standoff or whether officers fired any shots when they arrived. the gunman's motive still not known at this time. >> a lot of questions remain this morning. we expect to learn hopefully more about the suspect, when police h

none of the frozen tundra in ann arbor, michigan. don't those fans look happy in town facing number 3 ranked michigan play flavor. feeling good about his wolverine team. let's get to the action here. it was a ground and pound game. this burst right here. but the running back, blake corum. yeah. touchdown. 28 times today got the ball 162 yards on the ground as long as one of the day was 12 yards. but it got the job done. michigan goes on to win. 34 to 3 the wolverines, also 10 or no big 10 big time. first time since 2006. let's talk about the man on the gridir0n tomorrow. the forty-niners facing off against the chargers in primetime charges out without their quarterback, justin herbert. they're also missing their top 2 white house, but they still got to deal with the ground game. austin ekeler. he's a total beast. 808 yards from scrimmage. 10 touchdowns. one of the top u.s. guys get down on the ground for you guys linebacker fred warner respected his game, >> being able to do the work explosive news, the quick quickness to break tackl

so there are ongoing efforts in all sorts of places to piece together trails here in ann arbor we have the border to border trail is been coming together in fits and pieces over many many years now but this sort of the idea when the federal government to responsibilities for the ablation trail the 1970s, was a notion of government serving public good that just had a greater degree of buy-in and acceptance that unfortunately i think that we have today. so individuals small scale efforts that a lot of times things can happen the community scale that don't regardless of the party affiliations of people within the community and because is not a community thing, a lot more can get done but you get up to these higher levels of needing to move hundreds of miles in two different communities where you have a somewhat robust public bureaucracy involved, i think the prospects were that are not great in the near term. >> thank you. maybe one more question if you want to take the last question jeremy. maybe a question you didn't get to. >> the question that i would ask at the end of the interview i

devastating effect, as you can imagine, on children's hospitals in major cities like boston and ann arborcials say their pediatric beds are now at full capacity. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is with us. jack lip, this is something that we were worried about. all the signs suggested that this could hit us sooner this flu season. here we are. what more can you tell us? >> that's right, bianna. here we are. what you're seeing are really the outcomes of higher than normal rsv levels as well as the ongoing covid-19 pandemic and an early flu season that appears to continue to just ramp up, and what i mean by that in the past week we saw the flu activity double and then it nearly doubled again this week and here's where we are. right now the highest levels of flu activity are in the southeast region of the country. you see here on this map that's where we're seeing the highest levels, but the concern sheer that as we enter the winter season we could see this sweep the nation and we could see more respiratory illnesses in the west and up north and that's the concern that health officials

moving on to the cold and snowy deandre ann arbor, michigan masking a basket visiting a number 3 rankedmichigan wolverines today. what time is it? number one fan flavor plays in the crowd today. who would have thought? well, if you like defense and run game, this was all about ground and pound. and blake corum ran for 28 times 162 yards, including this touchdown burst his longest run of the day, just 12 yards. but it got the job done. michigan wins 34 to 3 the wolverines. also 10 an old the first time since 2006. let's talk about the man on the gridiron tomorrow night. the forty-niners in prime time against the chargers offense with a heard justin herbert and 2 of their top receivers but they're still going to have to deal with austin ekeler ekeler an absolute monster on the field. 808 total yards from scrimmage. 10 cities of the season. >> and one of the league's top u.s. back to bring down. he's 5 foot. 8, 200 pounds. it's practically a powder keg out there. and he's got 3 forty-niners defense, especially nick bosa. >> think >> he's not the fastest of the most talented, but he's. he p

let's talk about the buckeyes rivals over in cold and snowy ann arbor, michigan, nebraska, visiting the number 3 ranked michigan wolverines and yeah playbook out there celebrating. >> who would have thought that he was over in japan? well, if you like ground and pound games, jaren and defense was all about it. today blake corum ran 28 times 162 on the ground including this touchdown right there. as long as the day with just 12 yards out. got the job done. no, michigan wins. 34 to 3 wolverines are also for their first time since 2006 big 10 watch out tomorrow night. the 49 ers face off against the chargers offense with her justin herbert and they're also missing their top 2 white house. but they still got to deal with the ground game and that's austin ekeler. he's a total beast. 808 yards on the ground, all from scrimmage yet 10 touchdowns. one of the league's top is back to bring down and forty-niners linebacker. fred warner says that he respects all of this running backs game. >> being able to do the work explosive miss. the quick quickness to break tackles ability. you know, i'm able

christina karamo, accused one city clerk -- clerk in the city of ann arbor, michigan of mass electionst like that mastriano, kristina karamo has not conceded the race he lost to incumbent democrat joscelyn benson, despite the fact that she chose by 14 points. then there is arizona. in arizona, the big ticket race that remains to close -- excuse me, too early to call. steve kornacki has been telling us. votes are still being counted. we're watching for votes to come in tonight that could potentially be determinative. we shall see, the race is close. that, of course, is why late last night, republican candidate kari lake told her supporters to be calm and patient and wait for democracy to run its course. obviously, i am kidding. of course, she did not say anything like that, at all. >> we had a big day today, and don't let those cheaters and cooks think anything different. i want you to know that we will monitor the ballots. the system we have right now does not work. when we win, and i think it will be within hours, i think it will be within hours, we will declare victory, and we will

it does present challenges for people who want to visit the general bar for library and end up in ann arbor hoping to see the museum, hoping to see these events. we offer some exhibits at the library but we do labor with that split facility. >> we have two last questions here and then we will throw something up on screen. you reference his football, high school and football -- college, prowess. as you are well aware, there's a document here from a curly lambeau that is -- offering him this drop to play for the packers. i did a little research. the packers, they were doing pretty good there in the late 30s, early 40s. the lions were kind of middling, and they -- the bears -- they had three offers from three top clubs in the pre nfl, and i was just curious if you had comments -- would they have had a shot of the packers with him? >> sure, they would have! of course! of course they would have. he was not an all american. he was an all-star. so he goes to -- he was selected to appear in the east west shrine game at san francisco. he takes a trade out there, they practice along the way, and all

part of our country where there's a lack of pretension, where people -- i mean, the students at ann arbor tuesday stood in line for four hours, young people. they did the same thing at michigan state in east lancing and all during the night, the cable networks had a whole area in red that elissa slotkin was going to lose. i said to dan, my congressman friend from flint, i said, why are they saying she's going to lose? he said, because the votes from lancing are not in yet. >> i'd love to have you back. you were here a week ago. open invite next week. >> i would love to come back, because there's so many good lessons here for people in other states. >> yeah, next week it system michael moore, a man of his word. thank you, sir. >>> let me tell folks the other update. the press conference out of maricopa county say they have 400,000 votes to count. as you see, we're tracking mark kelly leading the senate race against republican blake masters. it is still on thursday too early to call. that's different from too close to call. we'll just follow the number as we do. coming up, i want to dig int

so that is whatever, and that's always being the country that's up by the way you miss expected ann arbor, the what's of the coach who said, how does that seem now when been expected to wayne? you don't given, i went to, don't expect you to surprise them. now you have an exceptional new coach here regard to song. it's a 1st time, in fact that there are african coaches participating to the world cup. usually there are european coaches, coating, national teams on the what difference will this make you think in terms of your teeth, give them lots of umbrellas and some, somebody was completed with the, on the phone with them better having him there. if i'm not sure on some, some of the most of us are not recon coach is something with a must have been clamoring for want of joy because people say that the outcome could, could you start feel. so want to try and give the answer to this question before you judge them. so with some going there you on the signs of players, gregor, the talk in the local languages. so the relationship is broad. yeah. you would have player no burnt. i would talk about

christina karamo, accused one city clerk -- clerk in the city of ann arbor , michigan of engaging inion crimes. just like that mastriano, kristina karamo has not conceded the race she lost to incumbent democrat joscelyn benson, despite the fact that she chose by 14 points. then there is arizona. in arizona, the big ticket race that remains to close -- excuse me, too early to call. steve kornacki has been telling us. votes are still being counted. we're watching for votes to come in tonight that could potentially be determinative. we shall see, the race is very close. that, of course, is why late last night, republican candidate kari lake told her supporters to be calm and patient and wait for democracy to run its course. obviously, i am kidding. of course, she did not say anything like that, at all. >> we had a big day today, and don't let those cheaters and crooks think anything different. i want you to know that we will monitor the ballots. the system we have right now does not work. when we win, and i think it will be within hours, i think it will be within hours, we will declare

ann arbor, it was neglect.ederal government -- with some federal resources, they had to come in after the fact. well that problem is waiting to be addressed, it's a disadvantage committee that is suffering from that. they are having tainted drinking water, having to find other means of getting what should be an expectation in the superpower in the 24 century, which is that you turn on the top and potable water comes out. you mentioned that lack of transparency around water quality and other relic services that that has engendered a sense of mistrust and a declining belief that government is actually there to serve the people, especially on a venus supple level i. i could not agree more. i think one of our challenges -- nothing we are talking about here is rockets ions, right? we've had the systems for a century. there have been improvements in transportation. they are been improvements in transportation and cleanliness. we do not need to reinvent the wheel here. i think the two most pernicious words in infrastr

states, but we saw, you know, in a state like michigan, obviously there's a big student population in ann arborne for two hours, and they were voting uniquely on that abortion issue. throw that forward to us two years, how much of a factor could that be in its absence in a sense in the election of 2024 for democrats? what kind of things do they need to do, the lessons from this election to kind of extrapolate to 2024, and how they can motivate those people to get out again and cue for them again if abortion is not on the ballot as it won't be in michigan in 2024, for example. >> it's a fantastic question. it's frightening. i haven't recovered. i still have trouble talking from the 2022 election and we're looking ahead to 2024. we had an early warning of kansas, a republican state, a conservative state, and yet their efforts to restrict abortion back fired and it was very harmful for republican candidates, and in fact the democratic candidate for governor was reelected there. there's a lesson for republicans, and the vote i'm most fascinated with are independents. they broke for democrats by 1%