they bring her to detroit. most of the hotels in detroit are not open to black people, so they put her up in the garfield hotel. she makes a number of important connections at that meeting that she will draw on personally and politically when they moved back. not move back, move there, sorry. she has a long-standing relationship with black labor. , the detroit in was a big, middle class, not very activist branch when she first moved there. there is a little naacp chapter in river rouge, a bedroom community of detroit, but also full of local 600 autoworkers. it is that little naacp group that gets the national naacp to help rosa parks. and thatse militant -- little chapter is super interesting. they cut a different path. they are doing all sorts of boycotts of the banks because they are not hiring black people. assassinated,is they pass a resolution calling on the national in the place to be to come out against his assassination. obviously, the national in the laci peterson go for that much naacp go for that muc

city and a member when detroit whisking. when detroit whisking with people like to lower-income people like lee iacocca, people like shelby. they made cars. they made cars and americans wanted. and we had the oil crisis of the 1970s and people started going to more 1 fuel-efficient cars le the japanese cars. america's problem was we never could get it. that's not in our dna to our dna is to make the best cars. we invented the carpet we know it the best, and i support the president on slapping tariffs on cars because when we sent our cars there they slap heavy duties on them. a lot of times they don't on our country basic for free. i just want to say that. i think detroit needs to get back to making cars the way they used to make them. >> guest: during the auto bailout in 2008 president obama turned one of his advisors and said why can't chrysler engine build a toyota corolla? basically the same point you're making that u.s. companies historically not made a competitive small car. what do they do well? pickup trucks and suvs

zachary: after i had left detroit, i had done really well at the private school in detroit, roper, andhe headmaster said i am going to look at my contacts and see who i know in d.c. at landon, sidwell, a number of the top schools. he made a point of putting me in contact and saying to deans and headmasters, this is a student you should consider. brian: where did you go? zachary: bolus. a private school in potomac, maryland. you have about a 100 acre campus. wonderful landscape, geography is amazing. incredible teachers. a five star school. brian: where did you get the money to go there? zachary: if i remember correctly, tuition was about $34,000, not cheap. i did not have one 34th of that. my dad was working two jobs. -- three jobs. they gave me a scholarship that covered about a little over 90% of the tuition. but just in order to pay the remainder, my dad was doing valet, delivering papers in the morning from 1:00 to 4:00 a.m., then he was going to a 9:00 to 5:00 job as an accounts payable coordinator. brian: what is he like? zachary: my dad is probably the strongest person i know. c

story is that the city of flint, michigan had been getting its water from the great lakes through detroit for more than 50 years. in april of 2014, it switched its water source. the new water source was not treated properly, and that resulted in a number of water problems, including the corrosion of infrastructure, the pipes that the water passed through that were typically made of lead. this led to the entire city being exposed to lead through its water source. there was also a two-year outbreak of legionnaires disease which killed people, a type of pneumonia. it went on despite the fact the community was registering their complaints and their discomfort with the water from the very beginning but they were dismissed, they were belittled until -- for more than a year and a half before there was any real response. >> why did april, 2014 happen? why the switch? >> good question. well, the city at the time did not have control of its local government. the city was broken up, the state appointed an emergency manager to have the authority over decision-making. that included this water switch.

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it was almost a joke, let's call the detroit symphony orchestra and see if they'll record something for> and they di >> they did. >> they were tasked with composing a completely new sound scape. >> welcome to your vehicle, but you left your door open. th chime gets shorter to draw your attention to it. >> that's such a nice way to tell you that. >> it's a friendly reminder. >> when it comes to ar sounds like, nothing is over looked in ford's sound veroof test lap, they check inch of a vehicle. >> every switch, it's what the doors sound like, when you open them and close them. >> reporter: at a time when smarter cars are communicating more and more, how they sound is taking on new aning. for now it's a chime, but some day self-driving cars may have fully customizable sound perhaps played by more of the world's top musicians. >> do you gs get every time i leave my lights on? >> still waiting for that free car. >> a car playing a concerto. who knows, it may be right around the er co kristen dahlgren, nbc news, detroit. >>> that's nbc nightlyws or this saturday. in'm jose diaz-balart repo f

nats "she was flying back to detroit."friends and family made their way to the airport to say good bye to a relative suffering a sudden death.nats: all right67 year old olimpia warsaw -- made it to o'hare -- family-member julian coltea can't say the same for her luggage.julian coltea"she had to miss part of his funeral because she didn't have clothes..."claude coltea"she has parkinson's and diabetes." through video chat - son claude coltea describes her challenges when traveling julian coltea"she's disabled she can barely walk."claude coltea"i walked with her all the way to her gate."julian coltea"she's on a bunch of medications she has a hard time communicating."claude coltea"confirmed with the gate agent that the flight was on the time everything was ok and she said yep, all's good. we'll take good care of your mom."claude coltea says friday after his father's funeral - his mom was set to head to detroit - he would catch his flight shortly afterclaude coltea"i'm sure everything will be okay."reporter"it wasn't was it?"cl

this is an evocation of ‘80s detroit.s and drugs but what it is primarily interested in is the family and the fact that at the beginning we are introduced to the young kid going into a gun show with his father and he has learnt the ropes from his dad, his dad has passed on what he thinks are the skills get into a lifestyle which is racked with danger and misery. what i liked about it, the film has a strange new and feel to it. it is based on a true story. you find yourself being more involved in the interrelations between the characters than in the actual gun sales and drug sales. jenniferjason leigh is terrific as the fbi agent who sees this kid on the street and thinks, "we can use them." it takes a family who the film can be very tough on and actually makes the characters are very sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view. the dad says, we have to do something to get out of this. i thought it was very good. it's not for everybody, it will struggle to find an audience. best out at the moment? still, sho

even the reporters at the detroit grand jury a few months after hoffa disappeared he took it. brother, gabe for genovese crime family assist you and sally bugs were shot to death three years later. your theory is his boss, tony pro had a fistfight in prison. the fistfight in the meeting was not about regaining the teacher's presidency but the fact that half open own money to fund the casino. >> going all around. he went through the local 282 pension fund out of long island and gave $50 million. 38% of the workers pension. they were getting blocked almost everywhere. at that point new jersey there were so many corrupt point. the first money to buy came by in a shoebox, which was basically a mod hostage bank and used for the down payment of the land. partnership is partners with the guy who's dying -- eric: we don't note the date of chad still exists. so there is bad. there's a meeting in the house supposedly in detroit and the meeting was to settle the money over this casino that hoffa refused to run from basically doing the right thing. seem like a reconciliation meeting. >> t

there is the house in detroit.sted 50 specimens, 28 came up positive for the possibility of blood. one had dna for an unknown male, another inconclusive. what about the blood pattern? there it is down the hall with a say they dragged his body to the kitchen. what is that tell you? >> it depends on which day of the week i'm thinking about it. it's probable that he killed hoffa. it's probable that it happened in that house. they couldn't establish it was hoffa's blood. i don't know. they say he was killed in a house near a red fox restaurant where he disappeared. that house is gone now. i think it is probable that frank did it. there was another cast of characters involved in this. depending on who you talk to it is a different cast or slightly different cast. >> the lack of a dna match, does that disprove? >> no. the fact that there was blood found in the house exactly where you found it to leading back from the vestibule into the kitchen. what a coincidence. from the way that sherman describe this. i think it is ve

for 71, brilliant implication of 70s, close to the 1980s detroit.crime and guns and drugs, but what is primarily interesting is the family and the fact of the very beginning we are introduced to the young kid going into a gun show with his father and he is very much learned the ropes from his dad and passed on the skills, but these skills get them into a lifestyle which is very wracked with danger and misery. and what i liked about it was the film has a very kind of strange noodling field to the narrative. it is based on a true story. but you find yourself being more involved in the interrelationships between the characters than the actual gun sales in the drug sales so that sort of thing. terrific as the fbi see him on the street and think, we can use them. it's also very interesting and it takes a family with a dunk abuse very sort of talk of an accident with some pews very sort of talk of an accident if the characters are sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view, there is one point recess to some, we have to do something. look a

for 71, brilliant implication of 70s, close to the 1980s detroit. guns and drugs, but what is primarily interesting is the family and the fact of the very beginning we are introduced to the young kid going into a gun show with his father and he is very much learned the ropes from his dad and passed on the skills, but these skills get them into a lifestyle which is very wracked with danger and misery. and what i liked about it was the film has a very kind of strange noodling field to the narrative. it is based on a true story. but you find yourself being more involved in the interrelationships between the characters than the actual gun sales in the drug sales so that sort of thing. terrific as the fbi see him on the street and think, we can use them. it's also very interesting and it takes a family with a dunk abuse very sort of talk of an accident with some pews very sort of talk of an accident if the characters are sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view, there is one point where he says we have to do something. look at the way w

and the city of detroit. what we talked about today, what's going to happen to the workers and that's my number one concern. are we going to retrain them, will there be opportunities for transfers. the one thing we said is we felt the way this was released was unacceptable and it was not one that showed any compassion for the workers. we in this country, the government, and taxpayers, bailed out gm and one thing that i expect as a member of congress and representing these workers who are losing their jobs, is some form of compassion and outreach to these employees to transition them through. i had one of the workers who said their daughter was at school and the kids were laughing at her and saying ha, ha, ha, your dad is losing his job, are you going to have christmas. we have to have some compassion about these workers. i want gm to be successful. their headquarters are in my district. i think that gm needs to hear from us that we need to move forward and take care of the workers. >> let me just join with my

they include peggy's plant, in hamtramck, michigan, which borders detroit. gm executive came to make th nouncement. >> she told us, she said, "the a can't selling and we're going to be an unallocated plant.ca so, unald is supposed to mean we don't have any product in our plant. so, it didn't register at first. >> reporter: unless ngs in a new car, for hamtramck's 1,300 hourly employees, no product means no work. >> no oncame out and said, "no, it's not closing." ( crying ) i'm sorry. i've been trying to stay strong for everybody at the pla ds, because thend on me, but i'm a human being too. >> i was angry, and thas disappointed, and then i was okay, what are you going to do? what's the next move?>> eporter: d'nitra landon works on the hamtramck assembly line. >> it brought back to when i was homeless before. yeah, it brought some shadows and some memories back. i'm in survival mode again. >> reporter: she and her family spent a year squatting in this house, until she got a job at general motors. that was almost four years ago. tr income helped her to b home

the warriors face the atlanta hawks, and last night the dubs were in detroit facing the pistons witho the lineup. mindi bach has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> after missing the last 11 games due to a groin injury steph is back. mr. curry returned saturday night in detroit, and golden state went 5-6 in his absence, and you think that curry is excited to be back? i have never seen him do the baby shark before. he did the behind the back pass to klay thompson, and he had the eighth consecutive 20 or more point game. and kevin durant finishing with two hands with a game high 28. the fun would not last long though, bruce brown passing it off of the glass to drummond wh wept for 16 points and 19 boards, and detroit taking the lead. curry drove and laid it in, and that is the foul, and the first points of the game over zaza pachulia, and then curry hits the first three of the night. he was 0 for 4 from beyond the arc before that, and a scary moment in the fourth as curry drove for the lay-up and went down hard. he was also called for a charging foul. so now it is ten-point det

as i talk about our experience in detroit i can see that come through. i also see the ability to emfus the. to see people for the goodness despite their problems. i think that's why we do the work we do. we can see through the problems and see the human in all individuals. >> and part of it is the urgency, right? we don't have to do it this way, when i think about baltimore, it's like we have more murders per capita than anywhere in the country right now. and most of the crime in baltimore is poverty and crimes of addiction, and we know what to do with poverty and addiction. these aren't -- we know now. lindsay lion is not going to a methadone clinic. not they're a bad thing but how do we scale up the treatment. we know what the solutions are but have not made the public investment. >> let's talk about the race-conscious theorist by the name of albert einstein, and most people don't recognize how he was in many ways a race man. i talked about the imagination as being more important than anything. do you think the shackles of race, poverty and oppression

you love them all ♪ i >> the chi conwas set off with a service in detroit. hill, ariana grande and jennifer hudson all performed. ♪ you make me feel >> the basis of them, soul and soul is absolutely enduring. ♪ yeah >> there will never be another ever. >> ever. ever. >>> now, from the queen of soul to the king of the box office. he was the number one movie star in the world for the entire decade of the '80s and we kept working right up until the very end. >> i don't have a lot of regrets. i did the best i could and i had a good time. a wonderful time. >> the 82-year-old passed away in florida following cardiac arrest. he looked frail in march at the premier of his last film. >> are you proud of your career? you've got to be? >> well, yes, i am. i am. i was number one in the world for five years in a row. >> burt was a box office legend whose easy going style made him one of the biggest stars of the 1970s and '80s. >> sorry. i don't want to get married. >> from the "smokey and the bandit to the languagest yard and deliverance. he showed how he could swing com

you grew up in baltimore and i'm from detroit. you talk about growing up with your grandmother. >> great grandmother. >> tell me about this experience, i'm asking you because my great aunt was like my grandmother. i used to love being in church and the choir would be singing and i would get under her and i would take a nap. i was the only child. >> i have oldest sister, we are not twins. both of my parents were addicted to drugs, my father raised us, my mother left when i was 3, came back to when i was 30. >> who raised you? >> my father raised you. >> often times we talk about absent fathers but your father not only was present but primary. >> my father is amazing. he raised us, my great grandmother helped him, she moved in and she was with us until sixth grade, he got married. interesting we talk to him about it, it was my great grandmother with us, she raised us with him and then she moved out in sixth grade and it was just him. we hasn't been used to just him. he would tell us the clean up. this isn't how we experienced you be

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position for take off and landing from detroit to fort myers, back to detroit, and then to hartford.free but they have to go stanye so he was lucky he got a seat on every flight.. even first class on one of them. ( will )one california man is extremely grateful the couple who found his lost diaper bag went the extra mile to track him down.( darya ) it contained a lot more than diapers for his baby -- his family's passports and 5-thousand dollars in cash was inside. greg mills has the story. natsot"oh my god! i'm still shaking."for good reason. these good samaritans returned this man's diaper bag to him. inside they discovered a whole lot more than diapers. gabriel ruiz/found diaper bag "we saw the wallet, opened that up and then there was just a ton of money in there." this man doesn't want his name used, but this is his wife's wallet, which was inside the bag.natsot"this is her passport. and a lot of money." five thousand dollars inside. every penny this couple from vietnam has. this man is attending college here in southern californianatsot "that's got to pay for rent and my tuitio

this is of denny mcclain of the detroit tigers. take the detroit tigers to the world series. would win the most valuable player award, which is very unusual. the award that was given to a picture was a sideline award. an unidentified photographer of two american medalists in the t hundred that in the 200 meter run. john carlos here would win the bonds. peter norman would take the silver. you can see the gloved fist in the air as a quiet protest against racial inequality they experienced in america. in doing exhibits like this, sometimes there are positions you can't anticipate. is a wonderful example of a juxtaposition of arthur ashe and .arlos and smith as i read earlier, he expressed it in a much different way. it's an interesting juxtaposition. this kind of protest is very relevant to today. these are the issues that will still linger. we will move to politics. 1968 was also a presidential election year. before we get to those images let's focus on shirley. she is from new york city. she is the first african-american woman to win election to the house of representatives. s

a meteorologist in detroit took her own life. i worked in detroit. i didn't know her. my husband worked there at the station. she had a husband, two kids. >> since 1986 more than 82 million have undergone the surgery. >> his 27th birthday my son lost all hope. >> reporter: drchl nancy burleson knows the pain of laser eye surgery all too well after her son max who underwent the procedure could no longer deal with his pain. >> first he had severe pain. he felt like needles were continuously being poked inside his eye. by the time he was four months after this procedure he became legally blind. >> reporter: no longer able to go to school, find work, or even go outside, max had lost all hope. >> the day after his birthday, he went into a state park in texas and put a gun in his mouth and pulled the trigger. >> reporter: meantime just this week jessica starr, a tv meteorologist in detroit took her own life. on her facebook page she expressed her difficulties with recovering from vision correction surgery. the doctor has performed over 25,000 vision correcting procedures and

if it's a bad car not made in detroit it's not going to get to its destination. i'm a detroit girl.you've got to have a good candidate. i saw this years motor candidate recruitment should've been better than i will start right now appears to make you support the effort to intervene -- >> i'm mixed on not. the dccc dead and they got in a lot of trouble for doing it here they did intervene in the primaries. so there is very mixed feelings about it. i think his case by case. at about the parties the right place to do it but there certainly has to be groups outside doing it. >> as you know with all these panels today were trying to ask one question that's an accountability question. we want our guest to respond to for women in the audience who have yet to make a campaign contribution. how many folks here make a campaign contribution? we obviously haven't engaged audience which is awesome, but for those who in general, what can folks who haven't made a contribution due to be a savvy political donor? what is the first step to do and take? >> our small dollar donation, the average is $39.

growing up in detroi detroit i'e always seen levels of aggressive policing. on the other side for me it is how do we control the vote and in fact the public need of interest and so for me i am a part of the continuing and you are part of the continuing and how are we being accountable to one another outside of the unnecessary phobia to focus on outcomes. so i applaud the young activists because i can see the next generation. that's what i am a. >> guest: 60 million voted for democrats in the midterm and only 63 million voted for trump the second time in history when it's been that close so one of the reminders is that the strategy is working to get people out into the numbers actually on our side. >> host: reverend jesse jackson always said let's keep hope alive. we believe our tomorrows can be better than today's it's a deeply rooted in hope and believe that this can't be the best we can make something and i'm always mindful of the tax bill like don't tell me we have to wait 10,000 years. that was the clear and present reminder people made this up. it's a bi

. >>> a number of reasons the wizards are 13-21 heading into tonight's game in detroit.njuries have played part of itd missinght howard for a long period of time. otto porter missed his eigigh ht game tonight. oh, and being 4-15 od the roa has a lot to do with it, asll we bradley beal and the wloards oking to solve those road woh. beal wit21, but early on, it was their big man getting involved. first quarter, mahinmi throws down the big slam. putting this piston on a poster. ten points off the bench. second quarter now, satoransky cants to join the party. he throws this one down with authority. a huge slam for sato. but those were his only two points of the night. skip ahead, third quarter. pistonsown one. over to blake griffin. you know things are bad when he's knocking down threes. detroit takes the lead. then, in the efourth, from blake. postckp, steps , hits. 23 for griffin. pistons beat the95 wizards 10 > oh. the roadwarriors. >> ugly, ugly game. >> that's a good way to sum it up. >> 22-3 to start the third hquarter. that many we gave up. that's just terrible. >> th

meyers to detroit, from detroit to massachusetts.ared their story on social media. his post now has more than 100,000 reactions and comments and it's because that's such a sweet story. and the daughter posted on facebook that her dad's first trip using her benefits was a success. obviously to get -- >> first time? >> i guess so. yeah, dad needs to start racking up those free flights. >> right? what a day to spend in the air. >> yeah. >>> well, coming up, a terrifying scene on the high seas. a luxury yacht engulfed in flames. look at that. the distress calls and the dramatic rescue. >>> coming up later in "the skinny," could a wedding be on the horizon for jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez? what a source close to the couple is now saying. what a source close to the couple is now saying. source close to the couple is now saying. o first da! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike dete

one with automaker is ready to rev up the motor city as other automakers are cutting jobs in detroit.ll tell you about that. also could the trade truce between the u.s. and china be in trouble? the latest developments that is boiling our stock market and threatening to throw a monkey wrench into talks between two nations. >> we're not asking china to change their economic model. we're asking china to change the economic model that xi and that's a fair request and there's targeted areas that we ought to be focusing on. ♪ minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? >> chrysler is coming to detroit, just as general motors gets ready to leave, fiat plans to open a jeep plant in detroit marking first new assembly line in motor city in 27

, and he would take the detroit tigers to the world series, they would win the world series, and danny mclean would win most valuable player -- denny mcclain would win most viable player, which was unusual because it was almost a never given to a picture, the psy young award was given to a picture. young award was given tcher. and in this picture, tommy smith would win gold and john carlos would win bronze, and an australian by the name of peter norman would take the silver. as you can see, their gloved a ts are in the air as quiet protest against racial inequality the experienced in america, an iconic image. this,ng an exhibit like sometimes there are juxtapositions you can't anticipate until you lay out the show, and this is a wonderful example of juxtaposition, arthur ashe and carlos and smith. arthur ashe felt exactly the way about racialen did ,nequality in america, but ashe as i read earlier, he just expressed it in a much different way. it is an interesting juxtaposition, and very relevant, this kind of protest is very relevant to today. we are seeing this with the national flag

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and last night the dubs were in detroit the face the pistons with steph curry returning to the lineupmorning's sports. >> reporter: after missing the last 11 games due to groin injury steph is back. gold golden state went 5-6 in his absence, and you think that curry isd? i have never seen him do the baby shark before. he did the behind the back pass to klay thompson who had the consecutive 20-point game. the warriors up early in the first and kevin durant had a game high 28. the fun would not last long, because bruce brown bounced it off of the glass, and drummond went for 16 points, and 19 boards, and detroit with the lead. curry taking nit, and he drew the foul, and that is his first points of the game over zaza pachulia. and then he was 0 for 4 from beyond the arc. a scary moment in the fourth, as curry went in for the lay-up and went down hard. he was also called for the charging foul. so now, it is 10-point detroit lead, and blake griffin is take on jerebko, and he stepped back for the three and team high 26. the pistons took down the warriors in curry's return, and 102-111, and

pistons that's now four losses on the bounce for detroit legendary n.f.l. quarterback tom brady has broken yet another recode this time for the most touchdown passes in the league's history on sunday the forty one year old over took the mark previously held by a peyton manning with his first touchdown pass against the miami dolphins he would for three of these to move to five hundred and eighty two now the recording kluges regular and postseason touchdowns brady also holds the record for most games won by a quarterback and most super bowl appearances but the five time super bowl winner didn't have it all is own way against miami the patriots were beaten thirty four thirty three thanks to a stunning final play by the dolphins there you can see kenyon drake on his way into the end zone for what they are now calling the miami miracle. india have won their first cricket test match in australia in ten years to take a one the lead in their four match series a straight is tailenders put up some resistance towards the end but they couldn't avoid a thirty one run th

above arthur ashe is yet another time cover, this is mclean of the detroit tigers. mclean saw a picture this year, and she would take the detroit tigers of the world series, they would win the world series, and mclean would win the most valuable player award, which is very unusual, because it was almost never given to a pitcher, the award that was given to the picture was the cy young award, which he would also win. the last image that we have here about sports,, who took the image of the american medalist, in the 200 meter run, thomas smith, would win gold, and his teammate, john carlos, would win the bronze. in australia, peter norman would take the silver. you can see, their gloved fists in the air, a quiet protest against racial inequality they experienced in america. an iconic image, and with events like this, sometimes, there are juxtapositions that you can't anticipate until you begin to lay out, this is a wonderful example of just a position of arthur ashe, and carlos and smith, arthur ashe saw exactly the way these gentlemen did about racial inequality in a

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pistons that's now four losses on the bounce for detroit legendary n.f.l. quarterback tom brady has broken yet another record this time for the most touchdown passes in the league's history on sunday the forty one year old over took the mark previously held by a peyton manning with his first touchdown pass against the miami dolphins he would thirty three of these to move to five hundred and eighty two now the recording kluges regular and postseason touchdowns brady also holds the record for most games won by a quarterback and most super bowl appearances but the five time super bowl winner didn't have it all your own way against miami the patriots were beaten thirty four thirty three thanks to a stunning final play by the dolphins that you can see kenyan drake on his way into the end zone for what they are now calling the miami miracle. india have won their first cricket test match in australia in ten years to take a one the lead in their four match series a straight his tail enders put up some resistance towards the end but they couldn't avoid a thirty one

pistons that's now four losses on the bountiful detroit.legendary n.f.l. quarterback tom brady has broken yet another record this time for the most down passes in the league's history on sunday the forty one year old over took the mark previously held by peyton manning brady moved to five hundred eighty two with three touchdown passes against the miami at the time super bowl but didn't have it all either way the patriots were beaten thirty four thirty three india have won their first cricket test match in australia in ten years to take a one the lead in their four match series a straight is tailenders put up some resistance towards the end but they could not avoid a thirty one run defeat in adelaide. fiji's rugby sevens players are still going strong two years off with a gold medal at the olympics in rio the pacific islanders were up against the usa on sunday in the final of the cape town sevens in south africa the usa off the top of the global standings and put up stuff resistance spain pinkman going over for the americans here but fiji ha

for 71, brilliant implication of 70s, close to the 1980s detroit.ting is the family and the fact of the very beginning we are introduced to the young kid going into a gun show with his father and he is very much learned the ropes from his dad and passed on the skills, but these skills get them into a lifestyle which is very wracked with danger and misery. and what i liked about it was the film has a very kind of strange noodling field to the narrative. it is based on a true story. but you find yourself being more involved in the interrelationships between the characters than the actual gun sales in the drug sales so that sort of thing. terrific as the fbi see him on the street and think, we can use them. it's also very interesting and it takes a family with very sort of talk of an accident with some pews very sort of talk of an accident if the characters are sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view, there is one point recess to some, we have to do something. look at the way we live. he says crash the car. we have to do something to

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, detroit. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday.az-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. we close tonight with a look at arlington national cemetery, where volunteers honored fallen veterans, part of the annual wreaths across america tribute. good night. across america tribute. good night. the news at six stat now. good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m anoushah rasta. and i )m terry mcsweeney. an oakland nurse who was deported last year, to mexico, >>> good evening and thank you an oakland nurse who was deported next year to mexico is back home now in the bay area. she has four children in the east bay. she was living in oakland for 20 years as an undocumented immigrant. she landed in sfo a little over an hour ago. this is a live look at a press conference set to take place. right now she is being interviewed by customs officials. we're going to share the details with you throughout the night. >>> a micro climate weather alert is in effect and this is how things are looking right now. if yo

today's contestants are an organic farmer from detroit, michigan... our returning champion-- a speechwriter from atlanta, georgia... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone. one of the questions i'm often asked is what do you and the contestants talk about at the end of the program? well, on yesterday's show, mary kate, the lady who wasn't around for final jeopardy! because she missed a daily double that had to do with sir arthur conan doyle, told me, "alex, i'm never going to be able to live this down, believe me." mary kate's last name is moriarty. [ laughter ] jackie and noah, welcome aboard. faris, good to see you again. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round right now. ♪ here are the categories. first off... we're going way back. ...when you go to... faris, start us. i'll take mythical taxonomy for $200. jackie. - what is the loch ness monster? - yes.

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if that weren't bad enough, according to their account in the detroit free press, it was the appearance football coach, jeffrey wood, who according to the parents had bullied maison and their other sons. wood had been asked not to attend and then when he showed up he was asked to leave. he did, but then he posted this on social media, quote, if you need someone to blame, i'm your man. i'm your fall guy. this is how society is when things go not as planned. we blame others for our short comings. this tragedy is not about me or you. it's about looking in the mirror as a human being and being real and honest with yourself. hey, if what the parents say is true, maybe it's the coach who should be looking in the mirror. after school officials learned of the post, woods' coaching duties were terminated. what of the priest? catholic officials in the detroit archdiocese apologized in a statement, quote, for the foreseeable future, he will not be preaching at funerals and he will have his other homilies reviewed by a mentor and will get the assistance he needs in order to become a more effective

this is an evocation of 805 detroit. young kid going into a introduced to the young kid going intoa gun introduced to the young kid going into a gun show with his father and he has learnt the ropes from his dad, his dad has passed on what he thinks but the skills get into a life5tyle which is racked with danger and misery. what i liked about it, the film has a strange new and feel to it. it is based on a true story. you find yourself being more involved in the interrelations between the characters than in the actual gun sales and drug sales. jenniferjason leigh is terrific as the fbi agent who sees this kid on the street and things we can use them. it takes a family who the film can be very tough on and actually makes the characters are very sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view. the dad says, we have to do something to get out of this. i thought it was very good. it‘s not for everybody, it will struggle to find an audience. best out at the moment? still, shoplifters. a prizewinner at cannes, a story

me all the wheels says they will reopen get this reopen an assembly plant in the storied city of detroit michigan the mack avenue plant previously shuttered in two thousand and twelve or reportedly become a work place for four hundred new employees who will assemble sports utility vehicles bearing the jeep brand name the jeep brand is a standout performer for the company helping to post an eight percent increase in sales this year while the number of jobs is dwarfed by recently announced job cuts from general motors and potentially from ford on the horizon the new the first new assembly line job to arrive in the symbolic heart of the u.s. auto industry at twenty seven years seems likely to provide an intangible but important r.l. boost in detroit and within the industry and joining us now to help us take a look back at the auto industry for two thousand and eighteen and two thousand and nineteen is our friend lauren fix the car coach lauren welcome back to the show we're glad to have you. thanks part as so what is the ultimate diagnosis lauren for the auto industry this year i mean overa

myers, and then of course on to detroit and then to hartford. hal's story was shared on facebook by a passenger who called him, quote, a fantastic >>> if you ask a teenaged boy what he would do with a million dollars, not many would give you an like garland omlafran has t story. >> reporter: garland benson is a little man on a big mission. the austin texas 14-year-old is trying to help save his big sister christiane. >> my sister has a rare and fatal disease called batten disease. >> reporter: 16-year-old christiane was diagnosed with the disease when she was 5. the rare neurological disorder degrades brain function and can cause blindness and seizures. there is no cure, only experimental treatments that may slow the disease. the family started a foundation to raise the $6 million for an fda approved clinical trial for christiane. garland promised to raise the last million by himself. he's almost there and needs less than $150,000. do you think he's going to be able to get it? >> yeah. >> my plan was to get 100,000 people to give $10 each. >> th

nikki battiste sourced this all out from a medical marijuana shop in detroit. >> reporter: it could takeichigan starts licensing marijuana shops like this one to sell the recreational users. critics worry the wait could lead to high demand on the black market where there is no oversight. starting today you can legally carry 2.5 ounces of pot. that's roughly what's in this jar, and some say it's too much. >> this is a little different smell. >> reporter: stuart carter showed us the productsan in detroit. do you think people are going to show up at your door? >> we've had people show up. unfortunately we had to shut them down. >> reporter: carter says he is eager to sell recreational marijuana at the store, but the state is requiring shops to go through a lengthy licensing process. you don't think you'll be able to sell recreationally until 2020? >> they're not going to take applications for about a year, and then there is going to be the investigate process. >> reporter: though people will have to wait to buy recreational pot in stores, the new law allows people 21 or o to mijua personal

detroit. how does that grab you.al motors, they're closing plants, they're cutting jobs. listen to what ceo mary barra said about this. roll tape. >> made the announcement to give them maximum opportunity for other opportunities within the company. we're working to make sure, for our representative workforce we have a plan for every car and there are other services to provide to our salaried workers part of transition we're making. the industry is transforming. it is important for general motors ma make necessary but incredibly different changes to make in a leadership position. general motors is strong, provide manufacturing, provide leadership in the transportation industry as we move forward. stuart: difficult changes she says. joining us michigan congressman tim wahlberg. congressman, you were in the meeting with mary barra. did she make any pledge to keep those plants open or keep the workers working? >> stuart, good to be with you. she made no pledge specifically to keep those plants open, though she did say, s