. >> bill: is detroit the worst city in the u.s.a.? because it refuses to consider anything other than the democratic party. jesse watters on the case. >> how bad is it? >> it's bad. >> yeah? >> it's bad. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the far left running wild once again. it that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. if the tea party has interrupted anyone's speech lately, shouting down a liberal person, for example, i have not heard about it. if college students are being indoctrinated and intimidated by conservative professors, i have not heard about it. but, on the other side, the far left is becoming increasingly bold and fresh in trying to silence those with whom they disagree. last night we told you how a school district in michigan tried to stop rick santorum from speaking. we interveend and the former senator will now be able to give his address but only to students who get a signed permission sli

the city of detroit in chaos. democrats in detroit have controlled the city in 50 years. state has taken over the city. detroit currently owes close to $14 billion. detroit's former mayor democrat kwame kilpatrick was convinced of react tiering. extortion faces up to 20 years in prison when is he sentenced. charles met up with -- american autopsy at autopsy. [train] >> violent two weeks in detroit. >> 32 murders in 15 days. >> detroit is the poorest big city in america. had 0% of the people here are on food stamps. the jobless rate is 11.3%. >> it's bad. >> yeah? >> it's bad. crime. you can't get ems. i will be real about it we can put billions overseas but not put one quarter into our city? >> there are five things that people want. a clean city, a safe city, a smart city, education. and also protection. police and fire. >> we found out that he has never been inspected. all the ladders are grounded. if you are on the third floor good luck getting out. guys will answer calls. while they are answering calls, people

and detroit is making a big push to espn to bring the 2014 and 2016 games to the great city of detroit>> what's their reason? >> they said, look, we've hosted huge events before. we have concerts here, a huge urban population that loves x game type of sports. >> and it's a fantastic city that people need to experience. they don't get enough credit for what a cool city it is. >> they are interested in the economic impact too. if you look at previous x games in cities such as l.a., about 50 million bucks. dps back into the local economy because of an event like this. back in january, detroit was named one of 17 cities in consideration for the x games. in august, they're expected to make some sort of decision and detroit is screaming for the opportunity to host it. >> go detroit. >>> beth, these two areot deer friends. in fact, you can ll them foes. >> literal deer foes. >> it's like a fight. a straight-up boxing matchment they're on their hind legs. the video is from the camera guy, mike simon sen. this is sioux falls, south dakota. the one on left backs the one up on the right and his b

try calling 911 in inner city detroit right now. see how quick a response you get. they joke about the fact you get put on hold. same in many cities across the country. the reason new york city had reduction in homicides is because of boots on the ground. we can use those assets. forget whether they he us. are goi to tak cef our nmeranirst afte katna, w reazed e h wan n orlns w rse anlace haiti. we've got to take care of our americans first. doesn't make no difference if these groups hate us. >> i'll tell you something, to john's point, there is no real reform, there is no free press. there is all sorts of crazy ideas flying around in the muslim communities again, making themselves a victim when hey, we had people maimed here. we have people killed here from these terrorist bombings going on. is throwing more money at undemocrat countries really effective? >> aren't we bribing them? isn't that -- it's -- we're basically giving money to countries that don't like us so they like us more. i don't see how that wouldn't work. would give them more money make them like us m

but it's an interesting theory. >> it worked for me. >> just how bad is the struggling city of detroit water takes waters world on the road to motor city to find out. >> a violent two weeks in detroit. >> 32 murders in 15 days. >> the poorest big city in america. 40% of the people here are on food stamps. the jobless rate is 11.3%. >> it's bad. it's bad. crime. >> i'll just be real about it. we could put billions and billions of dollars overseas and rebuild people's economies but not put one quarter into our cities. >> people want a clean city, a safe city, a smart city, education and also protection, police and fire. >> we found out it has never been inspected. all the ladders are grounded. if you're on the third floor, good luck getting out. guys will answering calls. people grab the hooks, the ladders, the chainsaws because there's no police unit available to back them up. >> are you frightened to be walking around in your own city? >> no. >> you take care of yourself. >> right. >> they are the victim of a crime. they are going to be waiting for the police to show up. >> we don't ha

. >> if you're flying, airport delays in denver, chicago, kansas city, detroit and minneapolis. >>> nowback to the news now. and a heartbreaking return to residents in west, texas, following last week's massive explosion. those living on the edge of the blast zone were allowed to return home. and they began to go through what's left of their belongings. >> there's those, like misty lambert, still recovering in the hospital. lambert said she waited for an hour to be rescued after the explosion. but was never alone. >> my cousin died 20 years ago. my cousin was right there beside me, holding my hand, telling me not to let go. >> misty's a mother of five. she was racing to evacuate when the explosion hit. president obama will attend a memorial service on thursday for the 14 people who lost their lives. 12 of those victims were first responders. >>> a fugitive who replaced osama bin laden on the fbi's most-wanted list is now under arrest. former washington, d.c. elementary schoolteacher eric justin toth was captured in nicaragua. he's accused of producing child pornography. he was fired ami

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electric, hopes to begin making it in detroit this summer. this cityf quality manufacturing and design, and these days it's not just automakers who are boasting that their product is made in detroit. in the building where gm engineers designed the first corvette, a new company with an old name. in the 1940s, shinola was a shoe polish. now it's high-end bikes and wristwatches. >> we're making the movements here, and we call that the engine of the watch, and what better city to make engines than detroit. >> reporter: they could help remake detroit's economy. they're already remaking the lives of workers. shinola's advertising campaign features willie holley who was once a security guard in the building. now he's the assembly line leader. >> it means that i can actually, like, explore the option of, like, having a family, you know, supporting them. >> reporter: five years ago assembly line worker lekishka lost her job to automation. >> i don't think machines can do what we do. i mean, it takes -- a machine don't have passion. >> reporter: a passion to do

lion kind of keeps the balance. >> on a miserable winter night in detroit, mico drives us down a stretch of his turf, where the city'sardcore prostitutes work. >> everyone knows in the detroit area go to 8 mile. >> despite the nasty weather our tour guide predicts there will be women out working the streets. >> i'd be really surprised if we don't see a couple because like i said, this is the main stroll for people that know that any girl, any type of shape, figure, or look, can come on 8 mile usually, 24/7, and get action, or you know, make some money. >> mico spots a young woman who appears to be working near a gas station. >> hey, how are you doing? >> but she is understandably spooked by our cameras. >> i think she was a little gun-shy about getting filmed. >> a quick turn off 8 mile and onto john r. street puts us in the middle of another hot spot. >> this is the john r. stroll. on your average night there's usually like starting at 8 mile you'll see one or two girls at the gas station, one at the party store. i see a couple crack dealers. a lot of dope houses down here. a lot of girls hang out in dope houses. >>

that's coming up soon in detroit. the cityre owes roughly, well -- this makes them, you know, this is just minor potatoes. detroit's the big leagues, all right? we're talking $14 billion in detroit in retiree pension benefits and long term bond debt. got to go east to go to baltimore, a report from an outside consulting firm was brought in to help baltimore face bankruptcy if they don't take drastic steps to close the budget short fall. that budget short fall will be $2 billion over the next decade. a little minor item. the pension system for most city workers in baltimore? $700 million in unfunded liability. 700 million. it's -- it's seven cities, towns, counties, filing for bankruptcy since 2010. it's a mess. get ready because it's going to be a bigger mess because u.s. states and cities have a stunning 3.9 trillion dollars in unfunded little. 3.9 trillion, so, now that the federal court held ha stockton can go bankrupt, whether it's baltimore, detroit, the question now it how many cities follow the path to bankruptcy, and w

that's coming up soon in detroit. the city there owes roughly, well, this sort of makes them -- you know, this is just minor potatoes. detroit's the big leagues, all right. we're talking $14 billion in detroit in retiree pension, health benefits nd long-term bond debt. go a little east to baltimore. our report from an outside consulting firm was brought in to help baltimore face bankruptcy if it doesn't take drastic steps to close a budget shortfall. that budget shortfall will be $2 billion over the next decade. a little minor item. oh. and the pension system for most city workers in baltimore? $700 million. $700 million in unfunded liabilities. 700 million. it's seven cities, towns, counties filing for bankruptcy since 2010. it's a mess. get ready because it's going to be a bigger mess because u.s. states and cities have a stunning 3.9 trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities. 3.9 trillion. so now that the federal court has held that stockton can go bankrupt, look what's waiting. whether it's baltimore, whether it's detroit,

we have thunderstorms and areas of heavy rain from houston texas up to the city of detroit. a large storm system and on the backside of this like ainsley mentioned we have heavy snow expected anywhere between 8 to 12 inches of snow across central portions of the state of minnesota including cities like minneapolis. keep that in mind through out the day today. it is not a good day for traveling. we have a number of winter storm warnings in effect. where temperatures are hovering around the freezing mark we have the freezing rain coming down and also ice accumulations. an ice storm warning is in effect through the southeastern parts of minnesota talking about slippery roadways so power outages wlbill be a concern out here. sometimes ice can be worse than snow. there's a severe threat width spread across parts of of the ohio valley into the florida panhandle. talking about more tornadoes possible damaging gusts as they head east. heather and patty ann possibly producing flash flooding. >> it is time for the 5@5:00. a terrifying hostage situation comes to an end with the gunman

they provide gun to poor people and can create economic opportunity in cities like detroit and atlanta chicago where they can make money because they're armed. i think everybody should be behind that. >> dana, why is it that fox and specifically the five, why are we the only people pointing out that no major gun legislation is probably likely, and he does 20 speeches, he and the vice-president do 20 speeches? >> well, okay. let's just step back for a second and think about perhaps merit and motivation. i believe that he was and has been personally affected, deeply affected by the events, the mass murders that happened during his presidency. he's not the first president to have to go through that, but he even said, remember the quote after newtown. he said that was the worst moment of my presidency. so i think that he -- they had this idea that he could achieve something legislatively. he has a problem on the communications. they haven't been persuasive, and instead of being more persuasive or changing their language or changing their events, they had joe biden out front who continued t

if you don't think for one minute that the city of detroit is watching this closely, you are mistakene have a bankruptcy judge's decision that will allow us to proceed in bankruptcy. these people are going to come in and make a determination. this plan of adjustment has to be fair and equitable. i'm not sure it needs it at this point. adam: would i be accurate to assume that borrowing costs coast-to-coast, even though that could be in good standing? >> without a doubt. if you have a barike this that is set incredibly low, you get visas like fresno, sacramento, places larger than stockton saying that we would like to have some municipal projects here that will help improve the quality of life. then the bondholders say, what is the point of investing? i think it has huge implications for the bond market. adam: i'm sitting here thinking wow, i'm finally going to be able to make money in bonds because interest rates are going to go up if i'm willing to take the risk. you are shaking your head there. am i wrong to assume that? >> i think you may be wrong. the bonds are supposed to be the s

their melting pot idea of immigration and multiculturalism meant that how is it that say in a city like detroit in michigan where most of the muslims are concentrated most american muslims are concentrated there didn't seem to be any huge a salafi ideas taking taking root even amidst all the perfect poverty that michigan suffers now we realize that america is not immune if indeed this is a political act and if it is a political act then the united states people are going to have to start realizing that their foreign policy is actively supporting the most wahhabi extreme forms of distortions of islam as most muslims in the world see it and we're going to see the united states support that in saudi arabia and of course people in britain and television networks will be covering the bahrain grand prix there interconnections everywhere if this is a political act and it's about time international media start talking about those interconnections. about terrorism or militancy the way to combat it is through other measures and this idea of this ridiculous homeland security department coordinating them a

detroit, the first thing you probably picture is cars. but one company is trying change all that. using some of motor city's skilled workforce to make something completely different. mary thompson is in detroit and has more for us now. mary, fill us in. >> well, susie, the name is old but the company is new. here at the 30,000 square foot factory in detroit. they can make over a million watches a year. that is in the future though, a future that is tied to detroit. in the motor city, they are making motors for its watches. part of the plan to revive u.s. watch making in a town in need of life support. >> it's like a crazy idea to make watches in the united states again. but it's possible. >> they manage the watch factory. a venture crazy to some given asia and swiss's dominance of the industry, but possible because of detroit. >> you drive around detroit and understand the past. and the people we met were focused on the future and where it was going, not the past. that energy is what we wanted to tie into and that helped to evolve the torstory. >> they say that the watch face bares the city's name, and they

city. chicago, detroit, philadelphia, los angeles, these liberal hell holes from proven impervious to social justice. >> we have to go. coming up, the so-called bipartisan deal on expanding background checks has supposedly been reached. we have an update unless my next guest joined forces with his conserve of it colleagues for another filibuster. when we come back senator ted cruz has the answer. and it's a special hannity highlight real at the president's last night's embarrassing behavior at last night's soul concert. don't forget we want to hear from you. log on to "hannity live" and follow the live show and share your thoughts and much more. go to hannity live. the humble back seat. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on earth. ♪ that's why we designed our newest subaru from the back seat forward. introducing the all-new, completely restyled subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answer

city. chicago, detroit, philadelphia, los angeles, these liberal hell holes from proven impervious to socialtice. >> we have to go. coming up, the so-called bipartisan deal on expanding background checks has supposedly been reached. we have an update unless my next guest joined forces with his conserve of it colleagues for another filibuster. when we come back senator ted cruz has the answer. and it's a special hannity highlight real at the president's last night's embarrassing behavior at last night's soul concert. don't forget we want to hear from you. log on to "hannity live" and follow the live show and share your thoughts and much more. go to hannity live. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mast

a detroit real estate developer has plans to make over the motor city. billionaire mortgage magnate dan gilbert is tackling downtown detroit by attempting to create a "pedestrian paradise." the ultimate idea is to lure new residents to mototown. governor rick synder applauds the new efforts. detroit is currently in the midst of a finacial emergency. financial manager kevin orr has been on the job for one week. north america's oldest and one of its biggest auto shows opened to the public this weekend in the big apple. if the car, as one speaker there said, is the original social media device, one of the goals of automakers is to use shows such as the new york international auto show to send the message that driving is fun, sexy and an emotional experience. more than a thousand vehicles can be looked at and sat in. it's all about horse power, hybrids and high hopes that young people will again see the car not merely as a means to get around, but something they want. meanwhile, mercedes is taking a new direction with an electric car powered by tesla motors.

also cities like detroit, they're facing extraordinary costs for these pension plans, which they agreed to when the money was there and times were flush and you're absolutely right. a public safety employee in the city of stockton who got a 3% pension over 30 years retires with a 90% of their retirement pay and bumped spiking as the judge noted today with the other kinds of things you might have cashed in on the last little bit of the time you worked. >> could i interrupt you? bottom line, calpers is the organization in california that takes all of the pension money, puts it in a big pile, reinvests it and hopefully makes enough money to pay people back over time. if cities stop paying them, then the state has a crisis. right? that's what we're talking about. essentially, if this keeps going, mr. sweet, doesn't every california employee, state government employee end up with lower benefits if many, many municipalities stop paying? >> it certainly is a problem. it's a small percentage of the entire fund. that's why everyone else is watching this very closely. this could be -- >> michelle

. >>> if you're plying, airport delays possible in salt lake city, "moneyscope," chicago, and detroit>>> emergency dplus north carolina were called to a residential construction site on sunday evening after a desperate 911 call. >> father said his two young children wer several fire departments responded with climbing gear and a backhoe. they worked into the night. >> they were building a basement or a house or a building or something. and it just fell on them. >> when i came up, they had helicopters or 500 fire trucks everywhere. i feel sorry. i hope they get them out. >> sadly, the crews were unable to reach the children in time. and the mission to save the 6-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy turned from rescue to recovery. >>> we're hearing for the first time from the california hiker who managed to survive an ordeal in the wilderness. nicholas spoke to reporters after being released from the hospital. he said he grew so weak and began having lucid dreams every day. he was asked how he became separated from his hiking companion. >> now that they told me i suffered a trauma. maybe we

city behind in many cases. we rush to create everything new and we forgot there is a lot of value in the old community. >> when you look back historically, a lot of detroitas planned for and around the automobile. when you look at what has happened, some of these factories have moved out of the city. some of them will shut down and are not functioning anymore. people are gone. the city has one of the big issues we're facing with a population loss. is a prime example of urban decline. they get land, education, crime -- crime and poverty have been exacerbated by racial tensions. long before the race riots, whites relieving the city in unprecedented numbers. >> most of the jobs moved to the suburbs. people that moved out in december -- severed. the whites were moving further and further into suburban locations. >> so, the big issue is what we do with the vacant land? we have had roughly close to 40 square miles of vacant property. almost the size of san francisco. take of the urban issues are far from unique. only and a sample of the extreme problems faced inner cities. a lot of cities i have worked in have had similar sorts of problems. baltimore, clevelan

theyg that same time bought newspapers in cities like detroit and louisville and in morning and pay more after-tax dollars for each of those. it shows just a matter of perspective. anyway each if you were pioneers and supporters of the media. helen was there when no one else was. came and made a commitment. they gave women opportunities. there were rules about needed to have women and minorities above the fold. it was not just hiring. it was about making sure there were reflected in the paper. do you have thought about the role in that and win an? >> i think that he deserves credit. other done more than any individual in journalism to bring women along. i mean that seriously. when you look back at the progress women have made it, no matter whom you talk to, what he did in the early days, even well he made a today, point. i knew a number of women who worked under you. your known as somebody who was a champion of bringing women in. earlyman was one of the editors at usa today. on any rooftop and shot that he deserves the credit for the advances. to putgoing to interrupt that into perspecti

detroit. occasionally we fly over the city. >>clayton: i was in detroit a few weeks ago.ine was saying you don't go to downtown detroit. you'll have one house that is there and side by side to another house completely burned out. >>alisyn: it's been that way for a long time. the question is why? what went wrong in detroit? here are some facts about detroit and what happened for the past 50 years. democrats have been in control of the city there for 50 years. it currently owes close to $14 billion. it is in the negative category there. the former mayor just convicted last month on many widespread corruption charges, including getting kickbacks. >>clayton: taking money and putting it towards his kid's schooling, taking money from a city that is already broke. >>tucker: people often attribute detroit's collapse to the decline of the auto industry, the decline of the industrial base and the race riots in 1967. but the truth is you compare detroit to pittsburgh whose phafg -- manufacturing totally disappeared and you understand it is bad leadership. coleman young, the author o

. >> frequently called the most cosmopolitan city of in midwest , detroit stands at the threshold of a bright new future. one rich with the promise of fulfillment area 1965.t was since then, things have drastically change. now the city is facing numerous complications such as inadequate education, high crime rate and excessive unemployment. >> the most pressing issue is one that affects detroit and america as a whole. it is also the one most often ignored. poverty. >> the poor are getting poorer and sooner than later the middle class will not exist. is the new american norm. >> may national poverty rate is over 15%. 50 million people living in substandard conditions. it is facing its highest level of poverty since 1963. how can the obama administration save america from this untold crisis? fixed poverty. poverty. >> we hear this word of the time, but what does it really mean? we need to take a look at its implications for people and for society. it is when the individual is unable to secure an life's necessities. >> you're not able to provide for your basic needs, such as housing, foo

. >> i wonder if you would take a couple of minutes to apply your to themes to the city of detroit . you mentioned led to the nuance. detroit was a new emergency manager. you all announcing you are leaving the trading going downtown to the old debts and warehouse building. we will there be an inversion? would you apply your different theories to deter? >> detroit is having a sort of -- this is an odd word to use, but boutique conversion. that is, there are a number of artists and other creative people who have decided that deterred is a place to settle. it is to cheaper one thing. is currency in the way that a lot of people in their early 20's like crunch. you are seeing that. does it have the potential to make detroit into something more like what chicago is now? no. detroit simply does not have the industrial base of this point. i think that detroit has very serious problems that will be difficult to overcome. cut the budget in most of the social areas that have cost the city so much money. the emergency financial manager will do that. you mentioned the nuance. strains they start t

tornadoes and we have several tornado watches arkansas, missouri all the way up including the city of detroithigan. we are expecting this to continue over the next several hours. dagen: homemade tear thrust chanteuse the spotlight after the boston marathon in bombing house social media is center stage. connell: but first we will get to the market's and the winners of the s&p 500 although the market overall is down a little bit. @ >> the low, the companies submit, and pepsi has pepsi, lays potato chips, quaker oatmeal, and the reason -- not just because i like the logo while it's very nice -- the point of the story is pepsi did very well with its snacks, and that's what outpaced the beverages. it was the snack sales that pushed pepsi above in the new quarter, and that's why this first quarter topped views, and that, in turn, pushed the stocks to a new all-time high. just people loving the lays poe pay toe chips. back to you. connell: exactly, thank you. dagen: home made terror thrust back into the spotlight. one of the devices used in the attack was a pressure cooker bomb. the late radica

city. >> please! please! i beg you. >>> detroit, michigan, once the very hub of american industrial might, the city's economic collapse is staggering. today, with unemployment hovering near 20%, motown is a tough place to find a job. that is, unless you happen to be dealing in one of the few lines of merchandise that still pays around here -- the buying and selling of sex for cash. >> we actually have a number of partners that are in the task force. >> special agent michael glennon heads up the fbi's human trafficking task force in michigan. >> why the need for a task force when it comes to this issue of human trafficking, sex trafficking? >> in detroit a lot of people don't realize that we're kind of a hub of both recruitment as well as a destination city and recruitment city. that as well as the end of the i-74 corridor, there's a lot of truck traffic and a lot of components that make it a very popular area for trafficking unfortunately. >> today the task force has invited us to ride along for a firsthand look at their efforts to

and this was true of other cities as well. in detroit that was another competitor where, um, the boosters really saw the potential of the world capital as being a step forward from the city into future. so this was intriguing. and i read a little bit in histories of the united nations and got a little bit into the records of the early organization and saw some references that there were maybe 30-50 of these self-proclaimed world capital competitors. and that seemed enough to look a little farther. i came to understand, though, that there were many, many more. a greater variety, places in every region of the country, um, and not only large cities that you might expect like boston, chicago, st. louis, new orleans, denver, san francisco, but smaller places that i never would imagine would be in a contest to become the center of the world. tuskahoma, oklahoma, for example. clearly, i needed to find out more about this. so far as i know there were at least 248 localities that became involved in this episode to one degree or another by either

look at these inner-city communities like detroit. look at what is going on with the gun violence and gang violence in chicago. my own neighborhood in atlanta, georgia, which of course was exact same neighborhood that dr. martin luther king, jr. grew up, if you walked down auburn avenue which used to be a thriving center of black entrepreneurship and small business, it is just a shell of itself. so, we have to be very concerned. and we have to start breaking away from this dependency society and get back to an opportunity society and, promoting the right type of policies that enable that to occur. neil: allen, i was thinking of you today when i heard the president mentioned as he released his budget, very late, i might add, didn't want to do anything that would put pressure on the backs of the middle class and poor, by inference minorities. because that would be unfair. so, tax the rich or have the rich pay their fair share of, a theme he repeated again and again. even on top of taxes they have already paid. as an african-american you

. >>> detroit, michigan, the motor city. hockey town. henrik zetterberg wants hockey town to be playoff town, and in the uncertainty of the final three weeks, he captains a team trying for 22 straight playoffs. david backes is a punishing center and captain of the st. louis blues. they are no more certain of the playoffs than detroit. separating by just a point in the standings, anxiety, desperate from joe louis arena. the nhl on nbc, the blues and red wings after this update. >> doc, thanks so much. we will break down the blues and the red wings in just a moment, but first with three weeks remaining in the regular season, the postseason push is heating up, and so is alexander ovechkin. we begin our saturday recap with the caps visiting the panthers. pick it up the first period. washington on the power play, and it's ovechkin finishing. his 21st goal. mike, just getting started. >> even when it doesn't work like this. misses the puck and ovechkin is so red hot that everything is going in for him. >> hat trick for him, 23 goals on the sea

and all revved up, the city of detroit may have been in dire straits, but ford and gm are in the best shape they've been in for years. there's more about that on the website, too. >>> following a couple of market developments across the country, the greek index, in fact, was up according to reuters. but we are seeing some pressure coming now with the cypriot market is down 2.4% after opening down about 0.5% and multi depaschi is suspended gn. sgra straight ahead on the show, italy's president has formed a team of special advisers to help china break political dead lock. can these so-called wise men get the job done? the new blackberry z10 with time shift and blackberry balance. built to keep you moving. see it in action at blackberry.com/z10 >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." these are your headlines. europe's manufacturing sector shrinks less than feared in march, but the country's growth engine in germany and france could contract further. spain suffers its steepest drop in five months. >>> markets are higher after the s&p 500 falls on the first day of its quarter as concerns

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♪ >> it's a saturday night in detroit, and the city is jumping.he local economy is finally on the rebound, and people are out on the streets again looking to celebrate and have a good time. to some, that means buying a woman for sex. >> hey, it's sanchez. >> state trooper richard sanchez is part of the michigan human trafficking task force. >> they say my girl is walking the track wearing blue jeans and a black coat, and she goes by honey. >> they combine federal and state local investigators to combat the growing under ground sex trade. >> a lot of these girls have ran away from home, or do not have the support at home or the love they feel, the attention they need at home. so when they leave home, these predators and pimps start to locate them, manipulate them, groom them, and they feel loved. whether it's mental, physical, emotional abuse, it's still a type of affection. >> tonight, the team will be traveling from hotel to hotel. >> we have tons of motels. >> understood cover officers set up dates with women. close cover officers monitor the re

detroit and chicago. chilly rain in the twin cities, scattered showers around seattle, windy in the southwest from southern california to vegas. >> 70s from sacramento to phoenix. 50s from seattle. to salt lake city. mostly 80s in the south and 70s in the northeast. >> the louisville cardinals are the ncaa champions. the top seeded team played to deserve the ranking overcoming the michigan wolverines with an 82-76 victory. >> guard kevin ware cheered them on from the sidelines. more highlights from espn coming up. >>> and coming up, the nation's number one airline. we have the results from a new survey. >>> and troubled retailer jcpenney going into its past as it looks towards its future. we're going to explain in your business news straight ahead. >>> and the feathered friend that seems to be ruling the roost at a college in florida. we'll be right back. >>> fighting slumping sales. jcpenney is looking to its past for a new ceo. it comes after current ceo ron johnson was fired yesterday after just 17 months. before taking the job, he was known for creating apple's popular retail stores. myron ullman now t