i am here in ann arbor, michigan.e. obviously, ann arbor is home to the university of michigan, but it is also home to a great number of small businesses and delicious food which is why we are here for main street usa. ann arbor, the evergreen town that sits just outside of detroit, home to the university of michigan, fueled with downtown. here on its charming main street, more than 170 businesses include downtown home and garden. what once served as a stable and feed mill is now an urban emporium, selling everything from plants to pet supplies. >> we work hard on the right products, best things. fit's on our shelf, we stand behind it. it's good. i like to say we are a small business, but we're a large operation. >> reporter: just down the street, ann arbor's very first sidewalk cafe. the fleetwood diner cooking up some of the classics around the clock. >> when you feed people, that's the best thing you do. almost like family cooking. like you are getting a homemade meal at the end of the day. >> reporter: and if you

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and you're right about especially the compost, presentation at arbor day with all the worms and stuff was was very interesting. to learn about it, the question about the collaboration with the san francisco environmental, how do we measure the emissions? how do we measure it as only a dome, like a certain radius in san francisco or how is the measurement done, i, i will defer to my colleague for the answer to that question. thank you, commissioner, for that question. again. charles sheehan, commissioner, environment department. so every two years we do a comprehensive, emissions analysis, for the city of san francisco and its operations. and we do it in two ways. one is a sector based emissions analysis, and one is a consumption based emission analysis. the consumption based emissions analysis is a little newer, and we're still developing it. and it looks at you know, all the emissions we generate, especially from what we consume. and so what the emission impact is beyond our borders. when, you know, residences or businesses are buying something, it's shipped into the city and then it

blessing, who is a senior fellow with the government affairs institute at georgetown university in ann arbor, michigan. michael trial got who is a research professor, am or a to us at the center of political studies at the university of michigan and also in washington. we have with us era. com, who was a us political expert and former congressional staffer, thanks for your time with us on inside story. eric, i'll start with you. both candidates have spoken of unity and uniting the country. but in a country that's being described is already deeply divided. how critical will be the tone base strike over the next 4 months to the direction that the country takes . and i think it's very important. in fact, we know already there has been just this rising a level of political violence that has certainly shaped the discourse in the country. and now with less than $120.00 days to go until the selection. i think what we're seeing now is a very different tone, and 10 are in the selection and with a very weary electorate right now. i think it's more important than ever that both candidates, as well as t

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but from what i can tell it to arbor, went there as the prime minister of hungry n. wait in. and did he in a big way, george, your thoughts on the whole fiasco, at least from the western perspective. what do you think you're actually on the right feet that it is quite extraordinary that we were living in this time when an aspiration to piece. and this has been a consistent stream of or binds from the beginning from february 2022, which is this is a will that makes no sense and it needs to be brought to a land as swiftly as possible. so this tend to act maybe as a mediator, maybe to facilitate some kinds of negotiation, some sort of a piece compress the this should arouse futile rate. that's the, basically this range. i mean, it's all just simply saying, well, it easy to use the, you know, this, but with the time it isn't quite right or whatever, it will be just in range, send them so much. so that's from the german foreign minister on the you know, bad luck was scheduled to visit hunger a on monday as her visit has been cancelled hungry. a said we don't want you here. they al

company piloting the first smart hi paid for stretched three miles along i-94 connecting detroit to ann arborut fed with cameras radar sensors wireless radio equipment will be able to communicate with every car along the entire corridor. >> cars talking to each other, use technology to operate more fundamentalism. >> towers act like a router creating a network of information what one car sees can be instantly xhoothdzr being commune indicated all drivers safer we can tell when has offered in airspace others need to adapt to. >> you know this isn't just fatalities that we are here also very coastal to be reactive, duval tells me thee spend dealing with being a dents, big busy of the morning after the break you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ if. ♪ maria: this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow nato pix a staunch putin critic to lead the world's largest political alliance, the consequences for russia. and friday, the june labor report vealed right here live with the best and rightest in the business as we show you where the jobs are now. it's all right here on

the project paid for stretches three miles along i 94 connecting detroit to ann arbor, michigan.tfitted with cameras, radar sensors and waterless radio equipment. the company will eventually be able to communicate with every car along the core door. >> cars talking to each other, they will allow these vehicles to operate more efficiently. >> reporter: they essentially act like a router connecting to each car and creating a network of information. what one car sees can be instantly communicated to cars behind them. all drivers are safer. >> you can tell when there are hazards in the airspace that need to adapt to. >> reporter: this isn't something that is really neat. it's about making infrastructure safer. brian: it worries a lot of people you are talking to me while driving. i hope you are careful. >> reporter: i am just really talented. david: thank you so much. that does it for cavuto coast-to-coast. brian brenberg and "the big money show" will take you through the next hour a little bit early. all yours. brian: you didn't distract kelly. she was focused on the road. hello, i

the project paid stretches 3 miles and i think detroit to ann arbor michigan using polls in the medianr sensors and wireless radio equipment. eventually the company will be able to communicate with every car along the entire corridor. >> talking to the cars and cars will be talking to each other. we can use technology to allow vehicles to operate more efficiently. >> essentially acts like a router connecting to car creating a network of information. what one sees can be instantly indicated to cars behind them by giving vehicles a sense of what lies ahead, all drivers are safer. >> can tell when hazards are in the airspace if other planes need to adapt. >> like i said, all drivers so it doesn't matter whether you're in a smart car or tv, any car whether from 19842024 will be better served with this updated smart infrastructure. >> wasn't 5g supposed to do this where cars could talk to each other? this is really fascinating but will it pull off new jersey turnpike if i need a mcdonald's hamburger by accident? [laughter] >> they would like to make it happen. imagine if you could happen on

paid for by the company stretches three miles along the portion of i-94 connecting detroit to ann arbor michigan and using poles in the median outfitted with cameras, radar sensors and wireless radio transmission and communicating with all the cars on the corridor. >> we can use technology to allow the vehicles to operation more efficiently. reporter: vavnue -- cavnue's towers act like a router and connecting to each car and create ago route of information and can be communicated to cars behind them by giving vehicle as better sense of what lies ahead all drivers are safer. >> the analogy of aviation and can tell when there's hazards in the air space and other planes need to adapt to. reporter: neil, this isn't just a neat concept but about the safety of families and loved ones. according to the national highway transportation safety administration, in 2023, the u.s. spent roughly $300 billion in the aftermath of traffic fatalities and cavanue says let's be proactive and make infrastructure safer for everyone that drives it. neil. neil: kelly, thank you very much. i want her looking at

san jose coming in at second place and arbor, michigan ranked number one for the second year in a rowh more than half the city's population. they're having at least a bachelor's degree. san francisco did make the top 10 along with cities, including seattle and boston. as for the least educated cities, california showed up on that list who unfortunately specifically stockton and modesto, which ranked in the bottom 10 salinas and bakersfield. also made that list. >> a 376 day. stay in a simulated mars habitat has finally ended. >> for for nasa volunteers, they have been testing possible conditions for future mar's operations among the other jobs. they were growing and harvesting vegetables. they tested for potential problems, including limited resources and isolation. >> i'm very grateful to have had this incredible opportunity to live for a year within the spirit of planetary adventure. towards an exciting future. and grateful for the chance to live. the idea that we must utilize resources no faster than they can be replenished and produce way snow faster than they can be process back

the project stretches 3 miles along a portion of i-94 connecting detroit to ann arbor, michigan.utfitted with cameras, radar sensors and wireless radio equipment, eventually the company will be able to communicate with every car along the entire with corridor. >> the roadway will be talking to the cars, cars will be talking to each other. we can use technology to start allowing these vehicles to operate more efficiently. >> reporter: the towers essentially act as a router connecting to each car and creating a network of information. what one car sees can be instantly communicated to cars behind them by giving vehicles a better sense of what lies ahead. all drivers are safer. >> the analogy i've used is slavuation with. we can tell when there are hazards in the air space that other planes need to adapt to. >> reporter: and, ash a, this isn't just something that's just so neat and futuristic, it's also so important for the safety of our families. the national highway transportation safety administration says the u.s. spends about $3000 billion -- 3000 billion after fatalities in 20

it stretches three miles along a portion of i-94 connecting detroit to ann arbor, michigan using polescameras, radar cran sores and wireless radio equipment. they will be able to communicate with every car along the entire corridor eventually. >> cars talk to each other and allow the vehicles to operate more efficiently. >> it acts like a router creating a network of information. what one car sees can be instantly communicated to cars behind them by giving vehicles a better sense of what lies ahead, all drivers are safer. >> the analogy i used in aviation. we can tell when there are hazards in airspace that other planes need to adapt to. >> sandra, it is not just cool. it is also for safety. so it is really important for our loved ones and families. >> sandra: i have an idea a lot of folks are listening and interested. kelly, thank you. >> dana: house republicans tired of waiting on federal agencies to bring staffers back to the office are taking action to force more of them to show up for work. how will that go down? mike emanuel has more. >> good morning. house republicans are blasti

here in michigan or megaproject paid for by the company stretches three -- connecting detroit to ann arborder sensors and while -- were less radio equipment. eventually the committee will be able to communicate with every car along the entire corridor. >> or what we will be talking to the cars -- connecting to each car and creating a network of information. what one car seats can be instantly communicated to cars behind them by giving vehicles a better sense of what lies ahead, all drivers are safer. >> the analogy of use and if aviation we can tell when their heritage and airspace that other planes need to adapt to. >> he tells me he's really created this with his kids and their kids in mind. you want to see real change happening to the infrastructure in the u.s. we spent about $300 billion we acting to if he thought it -- why not be proactive and make our roads safer? charles? >> charles: it may not be in delorean but it looks cool anyway. i'll talk to you again soon. new reports democrats are considering moving up biden's nomination and more talk of replacing him keeps bubbling up. but

i met an individual in ann arbor, the name of dale dunbar in, connection with some legal work. turns out he a civil war student like i was. and so we would talk about civil war things. and one day he called me up and said, i have this typescript of a journal and he had discovered it probably was something that related to a an artifact in the clark library. and he said would, you like to go with me up to the clark and talk with the director and the staff up there about it. and of course, i said, sure let's, let's do that. so we went up there. it turns out it was a copy of a of a typescript version of the manuscript but as we talked about it with clark people, we decided, you know, this is really quite a story. and when i read it, it just left off the i could not put it down. so delle dunbar and i began to work on a book. it was idea that we would do a of fiction. and i said, great, i'm not a fiction writer. why don't you on it? and he was delighted to do that. so he wrote several chapters which were very good and. then one day he said to me, you know, this is too much. i like to

. >> and meeting with a group of students in ann arbor, it was one muslim american who wants to be persuaded asking for. and i think the main issue is that we're not seeing any change. i think we will stay uncommitted until we can build trust. >> so, she has to prove herself on the palestinian issue, in particular. where she's been more forward than president biden was and other issues as well. >> right, i think you hit the nail on the head. she's been far more advanced on making sure she's changing the business in gaza. it's been her and tony blinken behind closed doors. now that she can speak more to the issue what needs to happen in the middle east, it's her agenda, it's no longer the president, we can expect changes. i think the reason, fascination with kamala among young people in particular, she speaks their language. she talks to them about gun reform. she understands we have a generation of young people who have done gun drills all the time. she can talk to them about reproductive choice and immigration as it relates to families. that's where she see her. >> maria teresa kumar and do

we were going down to where my grandparents had their summer home on a lake and outside the ann arbor and this came up. my grandfather said, i'm on the board of trustees of eastern michigan university where virginia allen, chairman of the task force on women's rights and responsive, was a trustee him. and i said, look, you don't like us demonstrating in the streets about war. you don't like all of these things that kids are in view kids are doing. and we're not represented. so unless we're going to be represented don't expect us to follow all these. and i worked for four years at central to get rid of dorm hours, and we were successful. so i said, if you want to tell virginia allen, you're supposed to recommend presidents of universities for this task force. you tell her that what she really needs a student. students have to be represented. i said, i don't want to have to hold some guys draft card to burn it, to be legal. i want my own draft card. and i was 22 and draftable. so i think it was that and my grandmother in the cars were going to sit down my grandmother one of the few time

these arbors are still in effect. people should pay attention to the forecast because everything can happen in the coming hours as the storm makes his way through the gulf >> thank you so much for that. >>> hakeem jeffries will meets with house democrats to talk about president biden is 2024 candidacy. sources are telling nbc news that they will discuss the calls for the president to step aside from the campaign it comes one day before lawmakers return from the fourth of july recess and after the president 's first prime time interview since the debate. >> i have talked with him today. i have an hour conversation with hakeem jeffries. i spent time with many hours in the last little bit with chuck schumer. it is not like -- i had all the governors. >> reporter: if you are told from your friends and supporters in the democratic party, house and senate, that they are concerned you will lose if you stay in, what will you do? >> i will not answer that question. it will not happen. we met the biden/harris campaign staff mir