how long has detroit, michigan been a locust for arab population? >> for the arab community, dating back to the 1890's. >> what started it? >> people were coming to the united states at that time. there was economic hardship in the mountains, which is where the early immigrants came from. the silk economy collapsed, sup -- elapsed, so people had to go in search of other opportunities. they moved west. a lot of them were peddling. that is the way the early immigrants got there economic footing. detroit was the center for peddling for ohio, for michigan. those were mostly christian arabs. the muslims followed. >> a very different climate for them to adjust to. sally: i say this all the time, why here, why michigan? the community grew after 1914 when henry ford had his five dollars workday and the auto industry took off. that is when the muslim immigrants came. both communities have more than a century in michigan now. >> is it not just lebanon? sally: from yemen, morocco, palestine. the larger arab world is represented. the big groups in detroit are i

we have a million white people in detroit and they do not want a riot. >> the big money in detroit is trying to deal with the problem of the races. this is the new detroit committee, 37 of the city's white and black leaders, including top brass. rj miller from ford, james roche of general motors, william day of bell telephone, chrysler, detroit edison, and a dozen more of the top employers. the committee was set up by the governor and mayor after last summer after what the whites call the riots. after what the negros call the rebellion. hudson jr.,is jl the owner of a leading department store. this is where the committee hopes to make its breakthrough, a breakthrough with jobs for the ghetto. in the past, if you wanted a job at ford, you had to go to the factory and ask. such was the hopelessness that many did not try. ford has come to them, sending job interviewers into neighborhood poverty centers. the company used to give each applicant a written examination but many of the people flunked so the examination has been dropped. >> you were last employed in 1966. the firm went out of b

yogita limaye reports from detroit. car factory to be openedin the first new car factory to be opened in the area in 25 years. built as the perch there are of the resurgent of detroit, it belongs to an indian company that has its eyes set on the us market. an indian company that has its eyes set on the us marketlj an indian company that has its eyes set on the us market. i want to be pa rt set on the us market. i want to be part of the next generation of auto development... the boss tells the way the area was an obvious choice for them. if you're going to put an engineering centre outside of your country, probably the best place to do that is detroit. the entire industry, the only adversities, they all have auto centre programmes and so it is kind of a one stop shop. lawmakers and politicians attended the launch. all keen to show that detroit's worst is the hind them. this massive abandoned carfactory has long been a symbol of the downfall of detroit's auto industry. the city itself is still a long way off the boom time

in detroit,appening we have this report. detroit, where the billboards say it is an insult to american industry to walk, motorcars mean power. until recently, it was all downtown optimistic power, , white power. but the tone of this city is changing. mayor cavanaugh. >> i am not a pessimist by nature, nor am i an alarmist. but i do see institutions and attitudes crumpling all over the country as our cities are going up in flames. that night i flew through the city in a helicopter looking at what looked like berlin in 1945 was one of the most despairing days of my lifetime. i now upon reflection think what i was watching was merely othering happening in parts of the country and will happen again unless the country proposes to commit its conscience and resources to changing its course of action. and we have not done it. we're not going to achieve justice in society by ripping up cities and tearing them apart. anyone that thinks that is the answer is wrong. because of what will happen will be what is happening now. far greater

detroit edison, and a dozen more of the top in the city. the new detroit committee was set up by the government and the mayor after last summer after what the whites call a riot and the negroes call a rebellion. the chairman's jl hudson, and junior. the leader of a major downtown department store. this is where the city hopes to make its breakthrough with jobs for the negro ghetto. in the past, when you wanted a job at ford you had to go to the factory and ask for it. such is the hopelessness in the ghetto many did not even try. now they are sending interviewers into the neighborhood poverty centers. the company used to give each application. but many of the ghetto people flaunted so it has been dropped. i'd you were born and december were employedyou until december 1966, is that correct? of a bill? an out we have some work available at our work located on michigan avenue. if you can pass our physical, we will have a girl send you out there today and possibly we will put you to work the end of this week or possibly next week. how does that

detroit the motor city known for its manufacturing and innovative spirit. tunisia hubbard works on the assembly line at the shrine all the factory building watches before this job she work on another assembly line one in the auto industry she thinks her job which i know is a step up from the old one she's grown and has more opportunities here the difference between the automotive industry and. industry and the difference with this simply. the size of the pipes that we use to time the concentration that we see here. a little bit more detail. but our shine or the watch is really made in america claiming that can be misleading considering that the companies parts are sourced from around the world. the movement components come from a swiss company with a factory in thailand shine all also outsources other components like cases hans dials and crystals from india china and taiwan they even buy their thread from a supplier in germany so technically their watches are not really made in america but china as management says it's more about the american jobs it create

i worked at a charter school for three years in detroit.he school i was at, something that was kind of frustrating to me was, exactly what you are saying, there was not a lot of financial account ability. my second year at the school, our superintendent at the time announced he was going to be leaving the district to go work for an organization called the good schools resource center. he was going to be in charge of providing resources to not just my school anymore, but dozens of schools across the city, charter and public. i found this to be pretty peculiar at the time because my reallylacked -- it had poor test scores. we did not have any curriculum. i was a teach for america teacher with five weeks training. i was kind of brought into the classroom with no curriculum. i think k we a few kind of textbooks sitting in the classroom. but i was creating curriculum based off what i thought made sense for fifth grade students. i will be completely honest, i had no clue what i was doing. announced the superintendent leaving, it maybe question th

courtney whiting or assembles bicycles that china has detroit show road. he's convinced showing all the plays an important role in the city's economic revival. i think in the four years the story's been opened and there was so much on the street three years ago but you know there's still hope that over time it's just if we build the resurgence. for it's still there. one thing is for sure the jobs and all the creates are made in america and they help detroit's economy one watch and one bicycle at a time. all back to sarah and those tariffs not the only up a vote coming from washington sara lots of talk about from there including the following president trump's other big announcement was the appointment of a new national security advisor with notably hard line views he's quite well known and it's well known in fact that trump and his former national security adviser mcmaster didn't always see eye to eye so it came as no great surprise when he announced that john bolton would take over the role he will be trumps third national security or security advisor in

one is that detroit is a system of choice. we have more than 50% of our students who are choosing to go to school outside of detroit public schools. the charter schools in detroit are doing better than the public schools but many would argue that the public schools is doing so poorly because of the destabilization that we were losing 10,000 students a year in our school district. we were bankrupt. it's very difficult to perform when you are instable. that's been much of the work we've been focused on. now that the district is doing better, we can see an expect gains to happen. we have to have that investment. we have to figure out how to choose a system that works for all kids. i say when two elephants fight, the only person that loses are only is grass. our kids are the grass in this situation. we have to figure out how to make this work where it works for all children not just for some children whose parents get to choose which schools are best for them. >> great conversation. thank you for joining me. >>> donald trump volin

the epa is here, there are test la bs detroit.test labs and wind tunnels... it is one stock shop to locate and engineering centre in this area. lawmakers and politicians attended the launch and were all keen to show that this droid's worst is legged—— the launch and were all keen to show that this droid's worslaj be car—— of auto when if . 2—1: ”is--- j, , ,,. when if of . 9: ”it" i” m when if of those 9: ”it" i— — m when if of those companies ——— i— — m area. when some of those companies purely bankrupt after the financial crisis, this factory almost did not make it. i can very clearly recall discussions back in 2007, 2008 about whether we would be able to keep this facility open, whether and not have sufficient business would not have sufficient business volume to keep the operation in this location. competition is stiff from other parts of the us. however nowhere is the success of the auto industry more important than in this town. were almost everyone has a personal connection to it. in other business news, the federal police

it was shipp from detroit, michigan, to germany's capital, berlin, and is making its way back to the., ere it will go on display at brown university. reporter: this contain precious cargo on board. i ust found out what i was hauling in this container here, rosa parks' house. e vetional moment for me. beautiful day to be an american, i guess. but this isn't where the story begins. it is 2016, and rosa parks' house is in ruins. but a rescue is underway. an artist has vowed to preserve it once it has found a permanent home. >> a lot of people did think that house is not worth saving, because there are so many in detroit that look just like that house. it goes without saying that she a national icon, and what she did was so important for so many millions of people even if they don't know it. reporter: anso it was taken to pieces, loaded into a containerp shped across the atlantic to home in berlin in germany. when in 1955 rosa parks refu hd to give up seat on a bus in alabama to a white man, she became a heroien of the cienl rights mov yet she was persecuted for it. jobless anpenniless,

back then, detroit was the paris of north america. the train station in detroit was the taj mahal. look at the pictures. it was incredible. was950 detroit's population 1.8 5 million. today they are below 600,000. the same thing is true of ohio and all of these other states. look at the states. illinois, connecticut. the one i like most of all was new jersey. i want to give you a flavor of new jersey. in 1965, new jersey had no income tax nor sales tax. think of it. it was the fastest-growing state in the nation. people from everywhere were moving and they had a balanced budget. 12 years ago, when my student in governor of new jersey truth in lending, transparency, see student. [laughter] after seeing the shenanigans of mf global, i am not sure he was a sea. had one of the. people were leaving new jersey like rats off a sinking ship. this, theook at economic metrics are clear. i ask myself the question, why would anyone put in an income tax with this type of background if you just opened your eyes, you can see it. why would they do this? the answer is pretty simple. on intelligence

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courtney whiting or assembles bicycles that china has detroit show room. he's convinced shine all the plays an important role in the city's economic revival. yes i think that for years the story's been open and there was much on the street three years ago but no there is still popping up all the time it's just simply called the resurgence. for it's still bad. one thing is for sure the john channel the creates are made in america and they help detroit's economy one watch and one bicycle at a time. to a full analysis i'm joined in the studio by michael botha economist at the humboldt university great to have you with us as well as linda hong all correspondent in singapore also on the line thank you very much to both of you firstly to you michael we're seeing this ratcheting up of tensions between the united states and china it's now official with making the announcement regarding those tariffs what can we expect the food out to be because it seems that the european union is very much in the middle of all of this the u.s. and the first instance exempted from

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. >> this is in detroit, michigan and you want to know what happened. everybody online is asking what happened and nobody knows. we reached out to detroit police and didn't hear back by our deadline. but hopefully they can solve it. >>> elmur was a stray but he was brought in. >> he doesn't put any weight on it at all. >> look at that face. >> and the dog is only about a year old. he showed us just how bad off that leg is. when he pinches it, there's no feeling so he uses tools. >> i'm going to pinch the skin between his toes right here. >> ow that hurt me. >> locked down hard and he doesn't care which means he doesn't feel it which is not good. we don't know what happened in his history but they don't generally come back. >> they watched him a few days. there was no improvement so he decides the best course of action is to amputate and he says a lot of people make comments online saying why don't you give him a prosthetic. >> you don't put a prosthetic on dogs because they chew it off. they don't understand it's helping them. they're going to go to a h

. >> el racismo en todo su esplendor, sorprendiÓ a las personas que celebraban san patricio en detroitla ligera, otro no. aunque parezca todo lo contrario el objetivo es crear conciencia de cÓmo han sido tratados los inmigrantes que han llegado a este paÍs por una mejor vida. >> ahora son los hispanos que sufren discriminaciÓn y persecuciÓn tal como lo hicieron los primeros inmigrantes irlandeses asegura Él, una indignante realidad que santiago dice a sufrido varias veces. >> que ellos tienen papeles que uno estÁ de mojado, tratan de bajarte hasta abajo. >> fueron estas imÁgenes en san diego cuando lo que segÚn Él lo motivÓ a crear este video, y aÍi sumarse al debate sobre el lado humano de la inmigraciÓn. >> todos estamos contribuyente, pago mis impuestos y todo. >> rubÉn pereira, noticias telemundo. >> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, mÁs noticias esta noche a las 11, diez centro aquÍ por telemundo. buenas noches. >> buenas noches,. buenas noches. >> buenas noches,. >> mi hijo es un niÑo que siempre ha sido un niÑo m

he's a resident of detroit in northville, michigan, so welcome to the hearing today. our state of michigan is undergoing a state of renaissance and helping the united states maintain its competitive edge by leading in the development of transformative technologies including self-driving vehicles, artificial intelligence and robotics. billions of dollars are being invested and thousands of dollars in manufacturing, logistics, ask transportation are being created at will, to help support the middle class of america for decades to come. to prepare if this future, the michigan department of transportation is working with local governments to rethink their roads, intersections, and pedestrian walkways in light of self driving vehicles and increase presence of on demand ride sharing networks. the state has installed over 100 dedicated short range communication roadside units throughout the state for vehicle and infrastructure connectivity. technology that'll make driving on our roads exponentially more safe, as well as efficient. michiganders are starting with a foundation

. >>> the sharks are hosting detroit. detroit 1-0, evander evades the net leaving it wide open.an dillon with the shot. eric fehr hips s -- tips it i. jimmy howard can't corral the puck, now eight minutes left in the game. san jose leads detroit 4-3. >>> cactus league action. a's taking on the giants. bay area native and stanford alum steven piscotty with this solo shot off chris stratton. dorrell cotton didn't give up a hit. hernandes has his bat go flying but thanks to the new extended netting no one got hurt. oakland rallied for four runs in the sixth to tie the contest. franklin beretto goes to do deliver a blast. this abc sports report has been brought to you by toyota. >> good time of year. hockey playoffs, nba playoffs. >> the rockets are playing pretty well right now. it's going to be hard for the warriors to catch up. we'll see how they do. >> richard sherman decision, really interesting. i know he's lost a little bit of a step. but he's still a powerful force. >> i think he'll an great leader in the locker room. when i covered him at stanford, i had a great time. he pr

heather grew up fancy in detroit, michigan, working her way up from an entry-level job to the executive bet and beyond. she had a dazzling smile and a personality to match. that's her dancing at my wedding. her signature sassiness helped her book legendary, high-profile guests. she was a true mentor and inspiring boss who attracted a legion of devoted friends from her hometown in detroit to her adopted hometowns of new york, new jersey and most recently, atlanta. she wasn't born with sisters, but so many considered her one. she was a loving wife and fiercely-dedicated mother to her remarkable twins, carrie and robbie. she poured her spirit into them. heather died unexpectedly last week at the age of 58. >> and yet heather's vivaciousness lives on through all the people she loved and those of us who forever

the first was on march 6th in detroit. the other was this past monday. passenger traveling through newark and memphis. health officials say the incubation period is 10 to 12 days. if you've received the measles vaccine, it is highly effective against the disease. >>> now that toys "r" us has announced it's going out of business, what if you still have toys "r" us gift cards? well, you better spend them fast. the chain will honor gift cards for the next 30 days. toys "r" us plans to close all its 700 remaining stores. it filed for bankruptcy last year amid fierce competition from online retailers. >>> here's a new twist in a planned broadway adaptation of "to kill a mockingbird." the estate of author harper lee is suing the producer saying he and scriptwriter aaron sorkin have deviated too much from the original. they say the script goes too far in altering the main characters and the depiction of smalltown alabama in the 1930s. the case is now in the hands of a federal judge. >>> when we come back here tonight, a new kind of college competition. you won'

unrest, and racial tension in several major cities, including los angeles, chicago, new york, and detroit. ," inxt, "remedy for riot hour-long cbs news report from 1968. it details the commission's causes ofout the racial division and civil disorders and proposals for preventing similar unrest. the report is commonly known as the kerner commission. -- as the kerner report. >> good morning. this country have lived under racism,nt, white national in scale. the evidence to support that charge has been presented. more than 1400 pieces of testimony, findings, conclusions, the full text of a report released last night. these

it helped cornerstone schools provide thousands of young people in detroit with a great education and his passion for home building took him all the way to central america to help its poorest communities. so it is most appropriate that we pause today from our nation's business to remember and celebrate the life of bill pulte. mr. trott: his hard work, devotion, and vision changed the world for the better and for that we thank him. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. remarks. extend my the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, the riverside national cementtary is the final remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. resting place for n 300,000 former military personnel and their family members. mr. takano: each of them have a story that deserves to be told. i rise today to applaud the university of california ri

a lot of people did think that house was not worth saving, because there are so many in detroit that what she did was so important for so many millions of people, even if they don't know it. and so it was taken to pieces and loaded into a container, shipped across the atlantic, to ryan mendoza's home in berlin, germany. we did it! when in 1955 rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus in alabama to a white man, she became a heroine to the civil rights movement. but she was persecuted. jobless and penniless, she left the segregated south and head north to detroit, like so many african americans before her. her family says the house symbolised her struggle. the house symbolises that, look, you might not have $5, but you can still be ethical. you can still be honest. you can still do things for your fellow man. in berlin, ryan mendoza, with a little help from his son, rebuilt the house in his front yard. and finally the house got some attention. hundreds of people came to see it from schoolchildren to germany's deputy prime minister. i think that it is, it's deep at the moment for

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next, on american history tv, we learn about muslim and arab culture in detroit. sally,, center for arab american studies. we recorded this interview at the american historical association annual meeting in washington dc. it is just over 15 minutes. sally teaches history but is also the

the city of detroit michigan should be one of the places that should be on that muhamad been psalm on strip it is and why do you think that is. because we should look to do six jobs for the saudi people and. fixing. leading to do if you will in many many of the cities before we go into futuristic cities we should fix what he what he has and that will bring foreign investments and that our partners in in egypt and we are it is very much still all. require fixing and as much as president from is concerned with providing jobs for the american i'm sure about some of the month should be concerned but what about the job and that is the essence of revitalization in detroit is to provide a good life to bring investments but to the city to a future city. so he should fix what he has and. the and he also have a number of projects that was launched by king of the law that hasn't succeeded yet and on his watch right now there were not in his watch in the past but that and it was right now like in our bill of financial city seventy four building that is still very pitiful complex of los facade bui

at least thirty seven storage facilities around the nation the lots include a shuttered suburban detroit football stadium and this sun bleached desert graveyard in california these cars are waiting to be fixed and been sold but that takes time and may need even more parking lots of buybacks of emissions cheating cars will continue in the us through to the end of next year. germany is suffering from a chronic shortage of skilled workers the new coalition government plans to address that issue with an immigration law focusing on skilled trades but companies in germany have been recruiting abroad for years one of them for the based are in a solution has long been taking advantage of regulation allowing skilled construction workers to enter the e.u. . these migrant workers in the german town of fulda play some basketball after work. there are bakers masons and electricians. one of them is thomas the gift which kind of christian who's laying the cables for a new hospital. the twenty seven year old serbian sees his future in germany. the economic and political situation in serbia is a good one

los detalles al regresar esta semana firm su prir contrato de ligas menores con detroit en el 2005 deta y líder oportunidad de jugar en las grandes ligas. en el de médico seis terminó convertido en el jugador de los gigantes de san francisco. tendrá una dura pelea como jardinero del equipo >> estamos preparados mentalmente para afrontar esta temporada que será una temporada exitosa para nosotros >> mencionaban que le tocó jugar con una mano fracturada la temporada >> me tocó terminar de jugar con la mano rota pero yo pienso que se puede jugar hay que jugársela. fue duro por emocionante. decidí yo mismo que si podía jugar >> te ilusiona con esta temporada? >> tenemos un equipo muy competitivo y este año será un año muy exitoso >> la competencia será muy dura >> eso lo bueno. cuando el competencia tú te motiva más, tanto como delantero y como persona >> gigantes en acción el juego primaverales. dos carreras. victoria para el equipo de los Ángeles >> comenzó la temporada 2018 para el equipo. maica está ahí. comenzaron bien pero terminaron con el rosario en la mano. en la segunda mitad el

i went to detroit where she was a microscopic on the history of the underground railroad. her apartment overlooked the detroit river and her partners on the exact spot where john brown and frederick douglass. and i would spend time with. i would find old advertiser newspapers because they would say we used to drink it because had the frame of mind only to say the same thing when i read transcripts. it turned out to be an amazing woman. during world war ii, and try to get african-american kids to go in the libraries. could montgomery even get a book in the library. she sued alabama for their right to vote. she did the field reports on women that were and that was covered up in a day. this area christian woman to episcopalian church. yet later in life she went to japan and adopted buddhism or christianity. so she used to tell me that i had mixed race. scottish, irish, cherokee. getting an opportunity and when i turn into viking, my publisher, you're the biographer. with her dark side? she would learn to take care of it. to teach people in always stress to the nines, never sw

lyndon johnson appointed a group headed by illinois governor auto kerner to study what caused the detroit riots the landmark report found the crisis in america was based on poverty and race a nation profoundly split between black and white rich and poor it was a shock to people in the nation. it was describing what many had seen two nations divided one black one white this week fifty years later an update to the kerner commission report says by many standards the rifts in american society have grown worse child poverty is up fourteen percent then twenty two percent now school segregation has returned in one nine hundred sixty eight levels a yawning education gap between the number of blacks whites and hispanics who go to college has widened i would oversimplify to say it's a governmental i think it's a societal far right i think each of us have a responsibility on that if our government is in a reflective of what we need to make sure that we be them and that we explain to them that the important and urgency in doing the work so i think in may is part and parcel of the issue is absolutely

too bad that allentown, detroit, and some of the larger cities that produced a lot of these manufacturing jobs took it on the chin so badly. it will be nice to see some of these jobs come back and maybe some of the plants to reopen. host: i want to point this out, president trump mentioned this in his comments, pointing out a tweet from elon musk, this is from yahoo news, elon musk, the tess la head is siding with president trump on tried with china, citing a 25% import duty on american cars. let's get one more call from kenneth , in south bend, indiana. clip hello. host: you're on the air, keb net, go ahead. caller: well, i never voted, i was in vietnam when i was eligible to vote at 18 and i've never had too much pride in our government, but trump has done more than any president sense i've been alive. if he decides to run again, i'm going to break my tradition and go out and vote. that's all i got to say about it. host: appreciate you waiting on the line and getting thru, kenneth. more of your calls tomorrow morning on "washington journal"," certainly getting under way at 7:00 a.m. eas

by leasing a total of thirty seven facilities including a shuttered football stadium in suburban detroit the plan is to fix and eventually resell the vehicles. south korea has agreed to cut steel exports to the u.s. by thirty percent to avoid punitive tariffs the country's trade minister described negotiations with the u.s. as fears but insisted his country wasn't in an inferior position the asian country is the third largest steel exported to the u.s. after canada and brazil to pledge to reduce steel exports is part of revisions to an existing bilateral free trade deal. germany's debt race a measure that compares debt to g.d.p. has fallen to just over sixty four percent much of the country's debt comes from assets adik wired when it bailed out institutions during the financial crisis but the e.u.'s largest economy still has a while to go to meet rules dictating that members of the eurozone keep their debts race at sixty percent or lower. private space transportation company space. carrying ten you. know it is part of a three billion dollars project that will replace the commercial satel

. >>> health officials are warning people who went through airports in newark, new jersey, detroit and memphis this month may have been exposed to measles. it was carried by two people from overseas. here is michelle miller with more on this. >> reporter: the first case was on march 6 when a contagious passenger flew from an unknown origin abroad to detroit metropolitan airport. the second on march 12th. a young child arrived at newark liberty international airport from brussels, then went to memphis. the new jersey department of health is warning anyone who was in terminal b or c at newark between 2:45 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on monday to seek medical attention if they develop symptoms. just how contagious is this? >> it's super contagious. it's spread through the air. >> reporter: i brought cbs news' chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook with me to newark airport. >> if you just touch the screen you can pick up the measles virus if it happens to be there. the good news is somebody who's here today doesn't have to worry because the measles virus only lasts for two hours or less, eithe