>> yes. >> stephen: why did you go back to detroit? >> i changed.i was the big shot norkts -- "new york times" guy. >> stephen: right pulitzer prize in your pocket. >> his a kidful. it changes everything. i look at it like this is what we're giving our kids. we have to fix with. we moved home to be with grandma, aunts and umpg. s. my wife is from there as well. i look and say to my people, what do you do here? >> stephen: what did they do? there were 8.5 million at one point and now there's 700,000 and change. >> in the 50s more people left then than at any other time. the suburbs were growing and the mecca can call cotton pickers. we never had to address racial issues. >> stephen: the white people were the on the outside. >> it was legal to bar jews and blacks from neighborhoods until the 1950's until michigan. in the north they never taught us that. >> stephen: i'm from the south. we're supposed to be the racists. >> right on, brother. >> stephen: but obama saved the auto industry, right? it's booming, america is back this is the second half said

so it was like, it's them. >> detroit police begin the search for clues. the crime scene is somewhat unusual. >> at first blush, there were no obvious signs of trauma to either body. the entire vehicle and bodies were removed and taken to the wayne county medical examiner's office. and upon further review confirmed what we were able to see visually, that there was absolutely no trauma to either of the young ladies' bodies. >> with no indications of gunshot or stab wounds nor evidence of strangulation or suffocation, police suspect the women may have been killed by a lethal dose of a tranquilizing drug, perhaps laced into their drinks. then just one week later and only two blocks away police are called to an almost identical crime scene. this time the victims are 28-year-old bernethia mccrary and 29-year-old natasha curtis. two more young women apparently killed in the same manner but this time left in the trunk of a car set ablaze. >> when you take a look at that situation, very quickly we decided that this was very potentially a serial case. >> chief godb

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the city of detroit in chaos. 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 will grab the hooks, the ladders, the chainsaws because there is no police unit

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. >> reporter: they could help remake detroit's economy.king 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 the painstaking work of building watches and rebuilding a city. john yang, nbc news, detroit. >>> that's our tuesday broadcast. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of ia >>> they were engaged. she didn't know he was gay. >> i had no idea. >> now he is making history as the first openly gay pro athlete. >> you didn't know until this last weekend? >> correct. >> then, catherine zeta jones hospitalized. >> what we know about her return to a psych facility for bipolar disorder. >> sophie i do

>> the loft in detroit? >> just after 1:00 a.m. signs off on a search warrant. >> just briefed the plan, everything's good to go. this is a location off grand boulevard, where known prostitution happens, where one of the juveniles said she conducted dates. >> what floor? >> 60 seconds later, the team is coiled up outside the security door. when verbal demands to open up go unanswered, they go to plan b. >> clear. >> the loft is empty, but the search turns up valuable evidence. >> i got a residence right here. >> the business side. >> contracts. >> he's got all the girls right here. >> tonight's raid will mark the end of a long, successful day of work for these officers, but it's only the beginning of an ongoing fight. >> we recovered four juveniles during the operation. we've identified numerous pimps and probably opened up roughly 20 state cases as well as six federal cases. >> appointment books, schedules. fshz ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the browni

>> yeah. >> this is detroit.t is horribly violent. >> not all these people live in detroit, though. >> it doesn't matter. trust me. >> you're very naive. the bottom line is, it's dangerous. it's dangerous. >> you know it is. >> yeah, i have to make money somehow. >> what we're trying to tell you is, there's got to be something better. you're 18. you know, you're out there essentially by yourself. you're a child, in our eyes because we're much older than you, and we're concerned about you. and we're just trying to encourage you to do something else. find something else where you're not going to be in jeopardy. >> keep going down that hallway. we're going to go out the back door here on the left. >> i'm finding more and more the youth this day and age is very much what we just saw with her. they think this is their only option, and a lot of kids these days are looking for the most money, the shortest route, the least effort. >> frustrated, the officers suspect they've made little progress with this headstrong teen

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maybe my job is now in detroit. they didn't even know where detroit was. they didn't speak much of the language. when they got to detroit, as katya says, everything changed. >> after a grueling 15-hour bus ride to detroit, the men brought them to a hotel and asked them for their passports and money. then they gave the girls the true and terrible terms of their >>ust that you guys, because we brought you here, you should give us $12,000 each for everything. and for paperwork you've got to give us $25,000, which for me was incredible money, and they said, you guys are going to work for us and give us money for three months. they brought us clothes. it was strip clothes and shoes, and they say you guys are going to work at the club named cheetah, and you guys are going to work monday through saturday, double shift 2:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >> for katya, a year of terror and abuse was about to begin. >> would go to work, work 12 hours a day there, and at the end of the shift, 2:00 in the morning there was waiting for us outside of the club in the car was sitting

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new went to detroit. >>clayton: there is no music in detroit anymore.ic died in detroit along with all industry and hope. s most decimated city in america. they have a wildlife problem in detroit. coyotes. i'm not joking. i married a refugee from detroit. occasionally we fly over the city. >>clayton: i was in detroit a few weeks ago. a person of mine 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

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. the 2014 mercedes b-class electric drive, a small hatchback, will be sold in a few states in the u.s. next year. tesla helped mercedes develop and is manufacturing parts of the electric drive system. the new mercedes motor is the "big announcement" tesla's ceo elon musk hinted at

. >> when i go to detroit, i never leave detroit without my gun. >>> his way, a legendary paul averagea. >> i was there. i saw it. i lived it. i breathed it. >> extraordinary life, what it was really like. >> sure, frank loved to have a good time. every time you turned around, they were throwing themselves at they were throwing themselves at him. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." north korea isn't backing down. john kerry across the board in south korea says the u.s. will not accept the rogue nation as a nuclear power. at the same time north korea's reportedly warning japan it will strike tokyo first. north korea is armed to the teeth. there are 1 million starving in a very strange and very dangerous country. the former director of asian affairs with the national security council, and former chief north korean negotiator for president clinton, and advocacy director for human rights. welcome to you all, gentlemen. robin, you've been in this position on behalf of president clinton as the chief negotiator with north korea. what would you be doing right

>> when i go to detroit, i never leave detroit without my gun, ever. right by my side. loaded, ready. >> you wouldn't hesitate to use it? >> no. not at all. >> is that healthy for a society? >> it's not healthy, it's just the way it is. like getting into a conversation about racism. is it dumb because we've got a black president? no. we just have to learn better ways to deal with it. everybody needs to calm down. the tragedies, learn more about them other than finding a henchman or something. >> it's easy to say calm down. what if you're one of the families from sandy hook school? >> i think there are families on both sides, from what i've read. >> that's true. >> so like i said, i think there's a conversation to be had. an open and honest one, which seems like we don't have too many of those these days. >> very little compromise, isn't it. >> people get so up in arms and hell-bent one way or the other. it's like when i did the romney thing. so many people got their panties in a bunch. as a musician, a rock 'n' roll musician, you wa nt to find ways to piss people off. i

that's coming up soon in detroit. city there 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 bankrupt

. >> eric: breaking news from detroit. it's 5:13. you are looking live at detroit metro airport.re has been a suspicious device found during a scan of luggage. so the police have evacuated the north terminal of detroit metro. they don't know what the item is, but the bad thing about it a lot of people were evacuated were spring break travelers wearing shorts and t-shirts making a cold walk in detroit from the north terminal to the smith terminal. we'll let you know more about the story as it develops. no word on airport delays, but once again a suspicious package found there at the airport. >> just shy of 5:14. north korea is escalating verbal tension by declaring a state of war with south korea. united states is supporting its ally with a show of air power. joining us live from washington, good morning devin. >> reporter: good morning. the standoff with north korea remains a war of words but officials at washington say the u.s. military is respond to an attack. >> the warnings out of north korea this morning are increasingly ominous. declaring a state of war with south korea as

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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 e big leagues, all right. we're talking $14 billion in detroit in retiree pension, health benefits and long-term bond debt. go a little east to baltimore. our report from an outside consulting firm ws 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 de

car company detroit lech trick. have you heard of them? maybe not. because they're returning after 70 years. looks like an ufo. they will unveil this car, all electric sports vehicle. this is just a hint of what is to come. we call it a tease. we'll talk to the ceo of the company, give you an exclusive sneak-peek of that car. you don't want to miss that. liz: my eyes. my eyes. only here, right? we'll tell you what drove the markets today with today's data download. stocks fell from their all-time highs start this morning after softer than expected economic data. all three major up today sees closed in red as we await monetary policies announcements from the european bank and bank of japan. people are awfully interested in japan lately because they are diminishing their currency by adding a lot of liquidity to the market. all financials and energy led today's decline. we're talking about payroll services firm adp reported that the economy added 158,000 jobs, new jobs in march. that might be nice. that is the smallest gain in five months and also fell

♪ >>> 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 right no in grand river wearing blue jeans and a black coat. she goes by honey. >> the task force combines federal, state, and local investigators to combat michigan' underground growing 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. somebody care's about pem. 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. >> undercover officers s

the turn around with the companies is fantastic, but what i think detroit is doing is getting more intuned into the technologies of silicon valley, and i write in the book that it's more important to have an office in silicon valley than it is in noshes or washington because if you don't pay attention to where technologies are heading, you're going to be working at the same place kodak did, a multibillion dollar company going out of business practically overnight without understanding where the technology was happening, and the iphone really put them out of business. >> host: you write governments around the world, most notably, china, russia, norway, south korea, and finland send delegations to silicon valley to discover the secrets to stand in the pavilion of graduate school in stanford, and there's a myriad of languages spoken, ect., ect.. >> guest: it is remarkable and exciting, and it's not just limited to the business school. i mean, you can be -- my 7-year-old twin boys took a math class in the math building at stanford because, again, they offer these opportunities for the sur

this is a suspicious bag in detroit. >>> police have detained people in a shooting.fficers went looking for suspects after a 24-year-old went walking into an emergency room. three more suspects a few blocks away, police also recovered a handgun and they have not confirmed if they are looking for more suspects. >>> chp is investigating a tour bus which backed up traffic for hours in vallejo. it happened at 7:00 near redwood parkway and the driver said he pulled over and got out after smelling smoke. take a look at the flames, unfortunately nobody was on the bus when it went up in flames. the flames threatened some homes and they were evacuated as a precaution. >> it can be explosive and they took off quickly. they took off before we got there. >> the fire was put out before it could spread to any homes and the bus driver was checked for smoke inhalation. >>> they open at the coliseum and they will take on the seattle mariners. they will start and the as take the field at 7:05. giants are opening against the dodgers in l.a. and matt cain will take the mound and it will

detroit one point behind san jose. >> >>> if you needed any more evidence of how tough you have to be play in the nhl. take a look at sidney crosby. a shot deflected, hitting crosby in the face. he suffered a broken law, broken teeth. he underwent surgery and has more later in the week. he was suffering from a concussion from two years ago. >> >> at 6:00. it's the giants destiny to dynasty. that show can be seen at on kicu channel 36 and right after the giants special, see one "built for success. "it airs at 6:30 at channel 2 on 8:30 on kicu. >> >> that's it for this early not sports wrap. baseball is next. >> >> our coverage continues with tonight's 10:00 news. on storm watch tracking the latest wet weather. what you can expect as you start your workweek. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel "2 news." >> we are always here for you -- hope to see you back here tonight. . >>> again, the 2-2 pitch. got him looking! and the giants have won it all! ♪ >> how is it going? welcome to destiny to dynasty, the story of the trrt 2013 of the san francisco giants. let's talk about repeating as w

. >> host: you don't write about this, but could you compare detroit and the car industry to siliconvalley and the differences? or are they alike? >> guest: no, i don't know that they're alike. it's been extraordinary. first of all, the one time i think silicon valley took in significant amount of money, that company failed. so that should show you something like -- [inaudible] no, i don't compare, and i don't want to claim that i know detroit really well. i've only been there once. certainly, the turn around with some of the companies has been fantastic, but what i think detroit is doing is getting more in tune to the technologies of silicon valley. and i write in the book that it's momportant to have an office in silicon valley than it is in new york or washington because if you don't pay attention to where technologies are heading, you're going to be looking at the same place eastman kodak did, you know, a multibillion dollar company that went out of business with practically overnight without understanding where the technology was happening. and the iphone really putko damage eas

this is a suspicious bag in detroit. >>> police have detained people in a shooting.icers went looking for suspects after a 24-year-old went walking into an emergency room. three more suspects a few blocks away, police also recovered a handgun and they have not confirmed if they are looking for more suspects. >>> chp is investigating a tour bus which backed up traffic for hours in vallejo. it happened at 7:00 near redwood parkway and the driver said he pulled over and got out after smelling smoke. take a look at the flames, unfortunately nobody was on the bus when it went up in flames. the flames threatened some homes and they were evacuated as a precaution. >> it can be explosive and they took off quickly. they took off before we got there. >> the fire was put out before it could spread to any homes and the bus driver was checked for smoke inhalation. >>> they open at the coliseum and they will take on the seattle mariners. they will start and the as take the field at 7:05. giants are opening against the dodgers in l.a. and matt cain will take the mound and it will b

if you are going to the game tomorrow, a's will be hosting the detroit tigers. tomorrow a day game, 67 degrees, 60 degrees at 4:00 towards the end of the game. accu-weather seven-day forecast, cooler and windy and cooler on monday. tuesday will take us right on through friday. nice looking spring weather. we have great weather reso source for you to follow, live 7 hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. >> dan: thank you very much. >> ama: lakers taking on warriors. >> dan: a disaster for the lakers. >> this is potential universe changing injury. seth curry went on a scoring binge. kobe bryant injury that could be career ending. sports is next. >>> seth curry, in torch mode, remember 50 points he had in new york. reverse layup from 3, mid-range jumper. had 32 in the first half. earlier, shake and play, a little shove. fourth quarter. seth finished with 47. now, the lakers took 53 and that helped a lot. kobe ties it. then he going down here. watch his left foot, possible torn tendon. that would be season ending and career threateni

if you are going to the game tomorrow, a's will be hosting the detroit tigers.orrow a day game, 67 degrees, 60 degrees at 4:00 towards the end of the game. accu-weather seven-day forecast, cooler and windy and cooler on monday. tuesday will take us right on through friday. nice looking spring weather. we have great weather reso source for you to follow, live 7 hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. >> dan: thank you very much. >> ama: lakers taking on warriors. >> dan: a disaster for the lakers. >> this is potential universe changing injury. seth curry went on a scoring binge. kobe bryant injury that could be career ending. sports is next. >>> seth curry, in torch mode, remember 50 points he had in new york. reverse layup from 3, mid-range jumper. had 32 in the first half. earlier, shake and play, a little shove. fourth quarter. seth finished with 47. now, the lakers took 53 and that helped a lot. kobe ties it. then he going down here. watch his left foot, possible torn tendon. that would be season ending and career threatening.

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flooded roads around chicago and detroit. snow-covered highways from the dakotas to minnesota. slick mountain passes in the northern rockies. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, charlotte, atlanta and new orleans. >>> the parents accused of kidnapping their children and taking them to cuba are due in court. >> joshua and sharyn hakken are facing child neglect, kidnapping and the children are back with their grandparents who have legal custodies. friends and former employees of the hakkens can't believe how far off track they were. >>> now convicted of murder, a los angeles jury found christian gerhartsreiter guilty of killing his landlord son three years all. john sulus. his wife was never found. and defense attorneys tried unsuccessfully to pin the murder on her. they say the client is a con man but not a killer. >>> playing out in a florida courtroom a scandal worthy of the tabloids. lois pope, the widow of the founder of the "national enquirer" filed restray inordering against her own son and says despite his $20 million inheritanc

a's lose big to detroit. >>> you play for four days. let's check in with mark and talk about the winds out there. we have been talking about the winds. they have picked up quite a bit over the past three to four hours. current wind speeds sustained, arrows moving from west to east. sfo29-miles an hour, stronger toward san francisco's ocean beach. wind advisory, not here, but it begins tomorrow morning at 11:00. there is a cannes it could be expanded it could have an earlier start time. i'll have an update on that. >> >> hang on to tom daschle -- >> thank you for trusts ktvu channel "2 news." we'll see you next time wind breaks. >> >> hope to see you at 10:00. good night. .

riegle story in the detroit news. correct me if i'm wrong, but the detroit news editorial policy, i believe, is either conservative or republican. >> guest: it is conservative now. i don't know what it was then, and i don't know whether republicans were out to get riegle. i don't have the sense that it originated in editorial policy, but it may have made it easier for the management of the paper to approve what their reporter was doing. c-span: did he survive? >> guest: riegle did, that's right. he survived to get involved in a much bigger scandal which was, of course, the scandal of the keating five. he may well survive that, too. c-span: you mentioned clarence thomas and anita hill before we mentioned rita jenrette. you talk about clarence thomas in your book, but nothing to do with sex. before we get to that, 30 percent of the nation at any given time during those recent hearings watched on television that set of hearings on the hill. how much of that was sex? >> guest: oh, a great deal of it was sex. c-span: why a

plotether it is there your club, a church, through the city and efforts like detroit works.ne of the big pieces we wanted to do was make sure the community that to say what the needs are. the real power of urban revitalization is done at the local level. urban issues have become as smaller priority for president. we have to change that. we canhe president how engage communities. >> outreach. we have to reach out to people and let them know what issues are and why this matters to me. >> if we can create a scenario where the public sector encourages public involvement, then both parties are doing what they need to be doing. >> this is an important part of urban right -- urban revitalization. henry ford put us on the map. as a result, our city prospered. did we stop doing that. we felt the stifling democracy is. our city crumbled. today we are in the midst of a new resolution, -- revolution. i think this is the time to make it happen, specifically diversifying the economy. charlesly, we asked platt what he would say in a message to president obama. >> come see us in detroit. th

the last time detroit was in oakland it was from the alds. the tigers did eliminate the as. now that the green and gold demonstrated red hot offense they are hoping for a little revenge tonight. >> we are getting the same three pitchers at the playoffs. it doesn't make it any easier. this is just another series in the season that we are playing well. we would like to think we can go out here at home and play well again. you know you have to play your best baseball to beat that team. they are one of the better teams in baseball. >> it is early in the season. we want to win games at home and take the series one at a time. we're excited. >> reporter: and a pretty special moment in the dugout a couple of hours ago bob melvin left batting practice to talk to the media and congratulate mark jackson and wanted to wish the warriors the best of luck on their playoff run. i'm kate longworth, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks very much. second round of the masters. we start with 14-year-old wearnd about slow play. he stays within ten strokes. he is the youngest ever to make the cut at augu

they are hosting the detroit tigers.irst pitch, 7:05. >>> the sharks continue their playoff push tomorrow in dallas. the team on the road in detroit. sharks down by a goal in the third. logan coutour scores and ties the game up at two. this goes to a shootout, ladies and gentlemen. patri patrick mallieu. the sharks beat them 3-2 allowing them to hold on to the spot. >>> 7:55. wow, i jumped to 7:55. >> friday. i wish it was already 7:00. >> we will get there eventually. 4:56. we just changed that number on the clock. oakland, 880, these folks almost done with their friday. this is the road crew northbound side heading into oakland from the coliseum. you do see there is still some flashing lights. one lane still blocked. flashing lights headed north. might do a temporary traffic block to remove some crews. 880 marked with the warriors. we have activity right now. eastbound 580, the earlier issue with the chp and the car crash. other crews are heading over there. we are waiting for the flat bed tow truck. they have exhauste