over the last decade, the public eye from outside the detroit on detroit has been one that is focused on ruin. and ruination to me has this connotation to do something that's naturally became. but this research indicates to me that there is nothing natural about it. it's not that tree grew and then withered in detroit. it's that individual who were interested only in profit and were willing to exploit other human beings and to exploit the natural world to gain that profit, making men and they tour the place up. that's the crime i'm talking about. i think there is a correlation between the early history, the modern history, that things fall apart when people make decisions come when governments make decisions, when companies make decisions. not because a tree withered and died. that's what he meant by that. that only human beings -- owning human beings as a crime. that's with us it is that of the it's not unlike the united states. the whole country is founded on dispossessed native lands and enslave black and native people. >> thank you for telling this story so well and bring to light

so with those enslaved people of detroit did she tried to run away? i bet she was in prison because she fought back and she thought somebody and they said we will punish you for this. but that doesn't take away the power of her fight so the record of all these little stories because the negro woman his/her were they brought a case to court because his panis man held a knife up to him. enslave people are running away constantly but they now they can run them. and to my hometown of cincinnati. canada. to take every advance they see. so one of those dramatic moments but he and his wife were owned by a family when the owner died he will the family to his wife the wife said she died they could go to her children or sell them and divide the proceeds. but they ended up going to court to sue for their children's freedom because after all this is the northwest territory. is supposed to be a free zone within the united states. it did not result in the freedom of their children but it did in the first legislation with that emancipation plan than those just prior

many people have come to detroit and say what is that all about. this symbolizes the determining of the underground railroad. when you have people like william lambert, william webb, you can go on and on in terms of the pioneering abolitionists. they've are joined by some extent many of them being quakers when he left trenton new jersey and arrived at detroit he is a phenomenal individual because he was like one of the main contractors of the underground railroad. i know as my classes when i talk about the underground railroad in their mind it's like to be a train. it served as a metaphorical treatment of the underground railroad, but this was a process, the byway which they could get away from the so-called peculiar institutions that ended up in detroit, so this symbolizes the people after 1850 but it had the fugitive slave law and when that was passed that meant that although we've got the affair of the fugitives derived from louisville kentucky and thought they found a safe refuge but with the passing of the act, these people are looking across

also the caps playing detroit tonight also. so caps and wizards playing detroit. >> i'm hoping bryce harper wasn't saying i don't care because i'm only going to be here another year myself. >> i've never heard of that. of all the things to ask. >> and endorsed former managers too. >> that's true. >> all right you want to help us out with the forecast. >> i do. howard university homecoming 8 to noon is what you are out there. laugh half. >> you know what? if you come with me. >> 76 tomorrow and sunday and on monday and then our next yellow weather alert is tuesday with showers and storms keeping an eye on that for heavy weather. >> are you going to come out and hang with the family? >> sure. see you at 7. bye. >> we'll see you >> as we say in the south, all hat, no cattle. >> mason: the feud escalates. >> he was wrong yesterday. >> mason: video does not support john kelly's allegations about a florida congresswoman. >> if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, i think that that's something highly inapprop

city of detroit's general motors g.m. says a change in buying trends and increasing automation behind the slowdown john hendren has a story. a slowdown in motown has general motors cutting back. auto sales in the u.s. it dropped nearly ten percent so far this year but it g.m. the fall is nearly double that this plant makes cars buicks cadillacs and chevy volt hybrid but it's s.u.v.s that are selling now so the detroit hamtramck assembly plant has gone from two shifts to one this month it's slowing down production. very quickly don't use of facilities and do what they want downtime to to deal with excess embittering so they're quicker to riyadh just. don't play with them one on nov twentieth this plant will shut down entirely until january while demand catches up with production when production restarts it will do so with two hundred fewer of its eighteen hundred workers alternative fuels may be the way of the future volvo is going all electric or hybrid by twenty nine teams and america is slowly working its way in that di

when we look back years from now we might see school choice as, the south side of chicago or detroit michigan. it enables them to escape failing schools and seize the opportunity for a better life. school choice might enable educators to the widest array of opportunities for students. on the other hand we may come to see that school choice became a way to exploit uninformed parents that sent children to private schools while enriching the operators of those schools. still worse, we may come to see a misguided effort to abandon s the dreams of jefferson for a system of common schools in which americans from all backgrounds learn how to be citizens of a successful republic together. i do not presume to know how the future will judge us on this question or so many others. i do think that looking at the evidence there help us all reach a better future. evidence about what kinds of public and pry strike that school arrangements were. he is senior editor. paul peterson is director of education and governor. he is a senior editor of education next, a great journal of education policies. he

but automakers have moved their plants from the detroit area across the u.s. and the world. as cars have morphed into what are effectively rolling computers manufacturing is required fewer but more tech savvy workers with the demands that they're going to have for the. technical expertise i think the manufacturing is going to be more concentrated in the u.s. . simply because that's where the talent is i mean you need to to produce the kinds of technology that they're working on now you have to have a very highly educated workforce. that workforce is set to bear the brunt of the cutbacks as g.m. and other automakers deal with an ever changing market that will see thousands of jobs being lost john hendren al-jazeera detroit. or i just time for a recap of the top stories making headlines here on al-jazeera and a catalan leader. says that spain's plans to impose direct rule otherwise attack since the dictatorship of general franco pro independence demonstrators are still gathered on the streets of barcelona spain as prime minister has called one five five to be triggered which w

in dorchester, the southside of chicago or detroit michigan. a salvation that enables them to escape failing schools and seize the opportunity for a better life. school choice might enable educators to create the widest array of opportunities and pedagogy is for students. on the other hand, we may come to see the school choice came away to please the public and exploit uninformed pair to send their children to ineffective private schools while enriching the operators of those schools. still worse, we may come to see school choice as a misguided effort to abandon the dreams ofm thomas jefferson and horse man for system, schools which americans from all backgrounds high and low born learn how to be citizens of a successful republic together. i do not presume to know how the future will judge us on this question for so many others. i do think looking at the evidence will help us all reach a better future, evidence about what kinds of traditional public charter-private school arrangements actually work. we will export these and other questions abou

everyone who has had means and wants to has moved out of the city of detroit area and -- detroit. the students that are there, 49% have chosen to charter schools. no one is forcing them to go to charter schools. of the traditional public schools in detroit, not one of them has ever been closed down because of performance. not one. yet there have been over 20 charter schools closed. statistics andse ask you to think about that. is there room for improvement, absolutely. at the reality is that of kids going to charter school in michigan and in the city of detroit, they are gaining three or four months more per year over their public school counterparts. so there is a difference. now, $1 billion no longer in the budget but that would have been an optional program for states to embrace if they wanted to go to a student weighted funding formula in their state to provide parents more choices. it was a choice thing. stem, great for young women to be encouraged to pursue stem related careers and with a special emphasis on computer science which has not traditionally been discussed as part

curry had some fun against the detroit pistons. >> yeah i'm not making this up. he peddleded in to the arena weighinging a jigsaw costume from the saw movie. he surprised the staffers there. green is grin asking looked more amused than scared. he had the theme music playing as he peddled by. >> that's creepy. >> yeah. >>> well, the white house is get nothing had the halloween spirit. it's decorated with giant spiders and webs. tonight, the first lady and president will handout cookies. children are expected to stop by and see the decorations as well. >>> thousands of people packed the neighborhood yesterday for the day of the dead festival. it dates back centuries and includes rituals to honored deceased loved ones. [ music playing ] >> we pass it on to the grandchildren. they can learn that we have a day to remember the loved ones that have passed. >> for me it's a day that i can celebrate my culture. the people that worked so hard and came so far to give me the chance to celebrate and be here in oakland. it's been a long journey. [ music playing ] [ music playi

the harvey weinstein scandal is a big topic this weekend at the national women's convention in detroit. dozens have accused the movie mogul of sexual misconduct. adriana diaz is there. >> i have been silenced for 20 years. i have been shut-shamed. and you know what? i'm just like you. >> reporter: actress rose mcgowen addressed the opening session of the women's convention in detroit. >> the scarlet letter is theirs. it is not ourselves. >> reporter: the convention grew out of the women's march on washington in january. organizers say they're bolstered by the wave of women stepping forward since "the new york times" reported over three weeks ago that harvey weinstein routinely assaulted women, including mcgowan. >> they had their foot on our necks for a very long time. it's time to return the favor. ( applause ) >> reporter: mcgowan appeared on a panel dedicated to helping survivors of sexual assault. >> even just with harvey weinstein is like the linchpin pulled out of the grenade. and we're about to see the grenade. >> reporter: also speak out was actress amber tamblyn, who says she

john hendren al jazeera detroit let's get all the day's sports news now i would. really thank you so much. facing perhaps the most uncertain moment in the history on friday the council and regional parliament voted to declare independence from spain the spanish constitutional court is likely to declare this illegal and catalonia does not have the support of the international community including key countries like germany the u.s. as well as the european union well the future of spain as a unified country is uncertain so too is the way forward for cats and sporting clubs like barcelona and espanyol who would likely be expelled from the league and instead to play in the new catalonia league. ben heyward is a spanish football journalist for gold dot com and he joins me live from madrid to talk more about this a ban thank you for your time let's say catalan independence goes ahead when they will learn to play. and yes it's a strange situation and you know a big talking point here explain of course what will happen to barcelona if careful and independence goes ahead be

john hendren al jazeera detroit. as a sport now his pizza. thank you so much f.c. barcelona are facing perhaps the most uncertain moment in their history earlier on friday the catalan regional parliament voted to declare independence from spain the spanish government responded by firing catalonians cabinet and suspending the region's autonomy but the future of spain as a unified country is uncertain so too is the way forward for cattle and sporting clubs like barcelona and espanyol who would likely be expelled from the league or ending stayed at play in a new catalonian league although goal dot com journalist ben heywood says that scenario is unlikely. talking about the possibility of possible playing out so now i still think it's far fetched. needs barcelona and needs as well are you actually top of the possibility of a cancer and really well look at the clubs that they would be. well to be only slightly older. than iran i. would lose so much interest lose a lot of money in television rights and i just don't. prepared to carry on without was one of the rows right

three straight losses for detroit. 20-1 20-15 the final score. the story comes into what happened on 20 yard line. by our count, they 18 snaps trying to score a touchdown inside the 20. steelers stop them on all of them. terrific defensive effort to go with the big plays on offense. the game balls as we go aren't country on the side of the sunday night bus, honored for this one, roethlisberger for 317 yards including 97 yards to juju smith shust eastern vince williams representing a defense so in the red zone they visit with misch i will tafoya. >> miblg, thank you. ben, it wasn't prchlt it wasn't pretty. but when you need a play, you went to your young rookie juju smith-schuster. what does hen into this offense? >> well, he made plays. you know? we're happy that everybody got involved. you have to give them credit. they're a great defense. they threw a bunch of different looks at us. we didn't make all the plays but made enough. >> your defense may have won this game for you. they were inkreldible on fourth down. >> it was exciting. i love this

but automakers have moved their plants from the detroit area across the u.s. and the world is cars have morphed into what are effectively rolling computers manufacturing is required fewer but more tech savvy workers with the demands that they're going to have for the. technical expertise i think the manufacturing is going to be more concentrated in the u.s. . simply because that's where the turn audience i mean you need to to produce the kinds of technology that they're working on now you have to have a very highly educated workforce. that workforce is set to bear the brunt of the cutbacks is g.m. and other automakers deal with an ever changing market that will see thousands of john being lost john hendren l.g. zero detroit all right let's get on to the sport only stymie by thank you so much nicole manchester united unbeaten start to the english premier league season is over jerry's man losing see want to huddersfield their first win of united since nineteen fifty two well after conceding just two goals in the legal season huddersfield school twice in the firs

president don will trump sparked sister protests around the world now organizes at me again in detroit for the women's convention at some well known speak john hendren is also there and joins us live hi there john so why are these leaders holding the women's convention what what's their goal. this was organized by the women who launched that women's march that you just talked about it it's officially and a political organization but it's no accident that they got together the day after president donald trump was inaugurated it was in many ways a reaction to his presidency and it's an effort to turn that march into an ongoing movement to press forward with women's issues and they want women to get more involved and to have a greater voice in government in the workplace and in society at large and i guess they thought what better place to do that than here in detroit a city that has transformed itself since emerging from bankruptcy about two years ago there are some high profile speakers you've got the actress rose mcgowan also the actress piper para both rose mcgowan has famously accuse

next week it's detroit against pittsburgh.here is your final score again here tonight in foxboro in the fog, 23-7. the reigning champions look like the reigning champions. so coming up next, except on the west coast quushgs local news. , your local news. for our entire crew, good night from foxboro. you've been watching "sunday night football." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by nbc-universal television how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. . >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> good evening i'm denis mcconnell. earlier tonight it have time fo

three straight losses for detroit. 20-1 20-15 the final score. the story comes into what happened on 20 yard line. by our count, they 18 snaps trying to score a touchdown inside the 20. steelers stop them on all of them. terrific defensive effort to go with the big plays on offense. the game balls as we go aren't country on the side of the sunday night bus, honored for this one, roethlisberger for 317 yards including 97 yards to juju smith shust eastern vince williams representing a defense so in the red zone they visit with misch i will tafoya. >> miblg, thank you. ben, it wasn't prchlt it wasn't pretty. but when you need a play, you went to your young rookie juju smith-schuster. what does hen into this offense? >> well, he made plays. you know? we're happy that everybody got involved. it wasn't like our best game. you have to give them credit. they're a great defense. they threw a bunch of different looks at us. we didn't make all the plays but made enough. >> your defense may have won this game for you. they were inkreldible on fourth down. >>

next week it's detroit against pittsburgh.here is your final score again here tonight in foxboro in the fog, 23-7. the reigning champions look like the reigning champions. so coming up next, except on the west coast quushgs local news. , your local news. for our entire crew, good night from foxboro. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com night football." captions paid for by nbc-universal television ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> breaking right now. two people killed and another injured in a shooting in alexandria, live on the scene with the

, detroit. >> seth: detroit. detroit. and my whole family went but i didn't get there on sunday. my whole family were huge fans of yours from the television show "the shield." >> yeah. >> seth: and by the time i showed up on sunday you were sick as thieves with the meyers family. >> i mean, i partied so hard with your family. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> your mom and dad. >> seth: my mom and dad still talk about you like you're our third -- their third son. >> well, i actually am. i'm in your will. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm in their will and you don't even know about it. [ laughter ] but no, no, we had an unbelievable evening. and then kind of spent the rest of the time -- >> seth: yeah. >> and josh has been a friend of mine for -- >> seth: yeah, my brother. i remember, like, coming to the breakfast buffet on sunday and my parents saying, "oh, we met walton goggins." and i was like, "oh, i can't wait to meet him." and we walked in and, like, they were hung over, you were hung over. and you were like, "hillary

it was all about imported from detroit and this whole idea he was representative of detroit.e who worked or whose parents worked for chrysler or the other big three who vote ford trump, he was sort of seeing a few years ago, seen as an ambassador for detroit. now an ambassador for a part of michigan, that part that did vote for trump. it sort of underscores the way cultural figures now feel like they don't have to sort of be appealing to a general audience. they have to be appealing to a smaller audience that's more of a symptom than a leading indicator. >> this president certainly brought that out after his performance last night, lebron james who was critical of the trump a few weeks ago, racism is the only thing he's fantastic for he tweeted. you can read it right there on the screen. but it is an interesting piece. continue the conversation. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. wolf blitzer up after a quick break. ake a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our mountain chalet! ho

but automakers have moved their plants from the detroit area across the u.s. and the world is cars have morphed into what are effectively rolling computers manufacturing is required fewer but more tech savvy workers with the demands that they're going to have for the. technical expertise i think the manufacturing is going to be more concentrated in the u.s. . simply because that's where the talent is i mean you need to produce the kinds of technology that they're working on now you have to have a very highly educated workforce. that workforce is set to bear the brunt of the cutbacks as g.m. and other automakers deal with an ever changing market that will see thousands of jobs being lost john hendren al-jazeera detroit. that's it for me rob matheson for this news i'll be back in a moment with more by the. al-jazeera . every us. in the most heavily drugged country in the world if there's any country that would be experiencing p.t.s.d. it would be a nation that's been at war for four generations al-jazeera explores the reason those drones are there is to assist t

city of detroit they blame big changes in the u.s. auto manufacturing industry john hendren reports. a slowdown in motown has general motors cutting back. auto sales in the u.s. it dropped nearly ten percent so far this year but it g.m. the fall is nearly double that this plant makes cars buicks cadillacs and chevy volt hybrid but it's s.u.v.s that are selling now so the detroit hamtramck assembly plant has gone from two shifts to one this month it's slowing down production. very quickly don't use of assemblies and do what they want downtime to to deal with excess amatory so they're quicker to riyad yes. they don't play with that one on nov twentieth this plant will shut down entirely until january while demand catches up with production when production restarts it will do so with two hundred fewer of its eighteen hundred workers alternative fuels may be the way of the future volvo is going all electric or hybrid by twenty nine teams and america is slowly working its way in that direction but americans love their big cars and they hav

probably that will happen in detroit. detroit is being missed news and will report. people don't understand why the president had to reinstate the jones act and why it was so important. >> the jones act says, basically, that if you want to take cargo on a ship in the west waters, it has to be us built, you screwed, you was owned. what happened in puerto rico, was not a situation in which they couldn't get relief supplies to the island, on ships. they supplies around puerto rico because there were trees and mudslides and all kinds of things i'd taken out the distribution network. but there are a lot of folks that want to kill the jones act, who decided that they needed to pylon with the folks that work con yang president trump on hurricane maria and turn it into his katrina. president trump doesn't like people who don't look like him. so everybody want 2 to pylon to try to kill this piece of legislation, which is really responsible for keeping the us maritime shipping industry alive. >> armstrong williams: you may have lost some people with that connate west, presiden

wendal anthony, high great friend from detroit who is the president of the detroit branch of the naacp. are we still the largest chapter? i believe we are. we have the largest annual dinner which you are all welcome to attend at any given time, 12,000 to 14,000 and the food is always hot. i have never figured it out. it is a powerful dinner. and reverend anthony is a respected civil rights leader and detroit in southeastern michigan in & in our country and he has seen firsthand the effects of what voters and franchisement and voter gre depression can do to a community. thomas signs. we are so pleased to have you with us as president and general counsel of the mexican american and legal defense education fund. through your litigation and advocacy work, you have been working to secure access to the voting both for all citizens. raftly, natalie, manager of state advocacy on the brennan center's voting rights and elections process. during her tenure as secretary, she merged as a leader on election modernization. as you tell, we have a terrific panel and we'll start here. >> thank you for c

warriors hosting detroit. once again, turnovers are their achilles heel. a season high 26, which equaled 33 points for the pistons. to have 16 turnovers every game this season. kevin durant takes this to the rack. ws led at the half. in the third, detroit finishes on an 18-4 run. anthony tolliver beats the buzzer. durant the three. then takes it strong down the lane. he had 28. then drawing three defenders, dishes to klay for the tray. lead down to four. but that's as close as they would get. harris, look at the arc on this three. he had 16. and season high 26 turnovers leading to 33. avery bradley, the steal and finish. pistons win 115-107. they get the clippers tomorrow night in l.a. >> teams are coming after us every single night and we know that. if you don't match that type of energy and play with some intelligence and some discipline, you're not going to win. >> every night it's something different. [ laughter ] so i think we focus on one thing and forget about the next and vice versa. so just got to put the whole formula together at some point. >> t

but automakers have moved their plants from the detroit area across the u.s. in the world. as cars have morphed into what are effectively rolling computers manufacturing is required fewer but more tech savvy workers with the demands that they're going to have for the. technical expertise i think the manufacturing is going to be more concentrated in the u.s. . simply because that's where the talent is i mean you need to to produce the kinds of technology that they're working on now you have to have a very highly educated workforce. that workforce is set to bear the brunt of the cutbacks as g.m. and other automakers deal with an ever changing market that will see thousands of jobs being lost john hendren al-jazeera detroit. a so has all this news out. i'm andrew thomas in sydney all right great system a recent survey suggests as many as one in four people here oh that's despite this country being on paper one of the most multicultural in the world. and it was a somewhat stressful day for the chelsea boss on day one explain why in sports. history is so often told through the e

. >>> detroit taking a unique approach for luring amazon's second headquarters.red picking up prime advertising space saturday against the university of michigan versus michigan state football game. both head coaches donning headsets with the #amazondetroit logo on the side quicken loans signed on as a headset sponsor. dan gilbert, frequent guest on "squawk box," also among detroit's largest real estate owners and, of course, probably the leading voice to turn around detroit and lure amazon to that city fascinating competition going on, sara, between all of these cities of course, the question we haven't fully gotten answered yet, why do they need a second headquarters >> why does amazon need it >> yes >> the cities are just vying for the jobs and the ripple economic effects. >> no doubt, vitally important you can see what amazon has meant to seattle and downtown seattle. it's not been a suburban complex, it's in the middle of the city and led to enormous development overall, but i still do wonder, they are talking $5 billion, and i don't know of any other compan

and end new detroit. so this here dwight's sculpture symbolizes and poem and after 850 when you have parking lot fugitive slave law, when that act was passed that meant that although and we have the black burn case, the black burn affair, of these run away fugitives who arrive from louisville, kentucky -- and thought they had found a safe refuge away from these bounty hunters but with the passing of the 1850 slave act that meant you have to go a little bit further, so these people are looking across you know the detroit river to windsor, and sometimes even cor wasn't far enough you have to keep going up 401 on to chat ontario on to toronto -- and, of course, chatham later on would become a very profound what you call community of abolitionist web talk about agedder son one of the black men who wrote with john brown and start talking about the -- later period after their whole abolition fist beginning with william lambert here's frederick are douglas cools to detroit, and he meets with john brown a mark do

it takes balls to kick off an anti-bullying campaign in a middle school in detroit.hat's like roast central. ( laughter ) i heard eminem was invited along and he was, like, nah, dawg, i got feelings. i'd rather stay in this parking garage, this is a safe space. ( laughter ) i have been to middle school in america before and those kids don't play games. i bet she was like, hello, ked's ids. and a kid was, like, why do you speak like terminator's mom? wouldn't it be like a roast where melania claps back, okay, detroit sucks. i'm in blacks novinia. you know what i'm talking about. i've thrown away shoes that's worth more than this piece of (bleep) you call a school. you happy now? you happy? please apply ointment to sick burns. now i drop the mic. that would have been fun, but it didn't happen. ( applause ) but let's move on. let's move on to the continuing saga of the former fox news host and current basement podcast host bill o'reilly. yesterday we learned that in january o'reilly had to pay $32 million of his own money to settle a sexual harassment suit. but accordin

and a 14-point lead in the third but detroit sfinishes on an 18-4 run. toliver beats the buzzer. up one after three. durant the three. takes it strong. he had 28. then drawing three defenders, dishes to klay thompson. he had 29. lead down to four. they couldn't get any closer. tobias harris, look at the arc on that three. he had 16. season high 26 turnovers, leading to 33 points. avery bradley the steal and the finish. pistons win it 115-117. they get the clippers tomorrow night in l.a. >> teams are coming after us every single night. we know that. we're getting everybody's best shot. and if you don't match that type of energy and play with some intelligence and some discipline, you're not going to win. >> every night it's something different. so, i think we focus on one thing and forget about the next. and vice versa. just got to put the whole formula together at some point. >> and this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rocca seen notice. >>> in world series has been unbelievable. and we still have two games left possibly. >> fans like the long ball. >> there it is. >>

we do have the wizards taking on the detroit pistons. that's at capitol one arena.so keep in mind howard's homecoming is tomorrow so we have a lot of road closures throughout the noon hour as you make your way out tomorrow morning and then also sunday, congratulations to all of our runners running a marathon is not easy. marine corps marathon starts on 110 between arlington national cemetery and the pentagon. metro service sunday morning picks up at 6:00 a.m metro is on time right now. >> not easy but it is one of the most rewarding things you'll do. if you're on the fence about doing it next year just do it. >> i'm on the fence. i think i need to complete one. i've done several half marathons but never a full. >> i support you. >> thank you allison. >> talking good day about how you can get ready. >> i'll be listening to that segment. >> first before you listen to that one listen to this one. >> ♪ >> good job, mike. >> time for the morning meme. >> good. >> got to keep it moving today so let's get fired away. we have kind of a mixed bag. >> okay. >> let's do it. nu

. >> reporter: she never mentioned weinstein by name at the women's convention in detroit. mcgowan reached a $100,000 settlement with the once powerful movie producer according to "the new york times." weinstein denies any nonconsensual sex. >> the scarlet letter is theirs. it is not ours. we are pure. we are strong. we are brave. and we will fight! >> reporter: today, congresswoman jackie speier saying, me, too, when she was a capitol hill aide. >> the chief of staff held my face, kissed me and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: now, several powerful men across many industries have resigned, been fired or suspended following allegations of sexual harassment. celebrity chef john besh leaving his restaurant group. nbc news political analyst mark halprain, off the air accused of lewd conduct while at abc news. some of the numbers are staggering. weinstein's accusers top 65 and more than 300 women accuse james toback of harassment, which he denies. and tonight more questions about the public behavior of former president george h.b. bush. a fourth woman says he grabbed

and he's an associate professor of law at the university of detroit mercy joining us via skype from detroit thanks for sticking around so look the conversation. is very much now about gun control it's about the lobby and it's about the n.r.a. so let me ask you to put this in some sort of context for us and tell us how much control or influence the n.r.a. that's the national rifle association has over policy and politics. yeah the n.r.a. is a very influential a very robust law be political faction political movement which really controls in there and it also you know mobilize a large segment of the population. of core you know an unfettered kind of regime over of we're going to stroll in essentially facilitates going to access across the border i'm looking at their twitter feed right now and in fact it just seems that the n.r.a. has been silent ever since this mass shooting took place why do you think that is that's part of the strategy so you know after these mass shootings this if we when the mass shootings involved a white culprit and should and you know very much their strategy is to kin

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see they were worried that they were screwing detroit so hard through the phony mortgage forgiveness program that it posed a risk to the bank's reputation. or reputation. its already worse than the neighborhood palm reading hooker who infected an entire town with syphilis and said your future is in real estate alone wisconsin. we are doing ok and i have to scrub that hand for j.p. morgan that keeps committing the same crimes against americans all organizations should lose their business license or be sold for parts five point three billion dollars fine means nothing to you they didn't really play ads so we don't know the psychological turmoil that number had on the employees that people were. sure those white collar criminals didn't actually get sent to prison they went internally. luckily there's a team for that they only care about every. three weeks yet also to hold the school there are more problems with privatizing education than simply the fact that soon it will get so expensive you'll have to put algebra and chemistry on layaway correspondent natalie mcgill dug a little deeper

. -- detroit. ben simmons takes it to joel embiid, who drains the three, sixers up nine after one. second quarter, embiid rumbles to the rim. throws it down, big fellow. sixers up 13 at the half. ben simmons, with a historic start to the season, he knocks in first ever triple double. twenty-one points, 12 rebounds , antenna cyst. embiid, he has 30-point and nine boards. the sixers get their first win of the season, 97 to 86. now the sixers come back home tomorrow night. they'll take on james harden and the houston rocket at 7:00 but jim, rahel, what a night for phillies sports. got to love it. >> thank you, patrick. we have breaking news to report this morning, philadelphia police make a shocking discovery in the city 's tioga section, woman's body stuffed inside after trash bag. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at police headquarters with the very lateness this investigation. trang, good morning, what do we know? >> well, good morning, rahel, jim. still, so many trist surrounding this h

steve hartman, "on the road" in detroit. >> mason: god bless charlie kuralt and izzy blackhan.great cameraman who i worked with, too. they showed us something else about america. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." good night. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgr

and end new detroit. so this here dwight's sculpture symbolizes and poem and after 850 when you have parking lot fugitive slave law, when that act was passed that meant that although and we have the black burn case, the black burn affair, of these run away fugitives who arrive from louisville, kentucky -- and thought they had found a safe refuge away from these bounty hunters but with the passing of the 1850 slave act that meant you have to go a little bit further, so these people are looking across you know the detroit river to windsor, and sometimes even cor wasn't far enough you have to keep going up 401 on to chat ontario on to toronto -- and, of course, chatham later on would become a very profound what you call community of abolitionist web talk about agedder son one of the black men who wrote with john brown and start talking about the -- later period after their whole abolition fist beginning with william lambert here's frederick are douglas cools to detroit, and he meets with john brown a mark do