how did the whole thing break down in terms of detroit? was kidnapped from the restaurant parking lot on the afternoon of july 30, 1975. probably to 245 and 3:00 p.m. i believe is driven a car that was occupied by billy jack who is a cop on the detroit mob. from tony was a soldier at that time. i believe they drove him to a house that was connected to members of organized crime is probably a two, three, four minute drive from the red fox restaurant when they were supposed to meet. i believe shortly thereafter murdered either before he got to the house or once he came into the house. his body was then disposed of the cyclic central sanitation which was a mobbed up sanitation company about a 25 minute drive. i would say by 4:00 p.m. that afternoon there is no more jimmy hoffa like literally no more body. we have been running around for 48 years looking for something that does not exist. and mythology feeds on itself. eric: do you think someone will finally talk? you mentioned billy jack and vito jack malone it was a member of the detroit cri

madam speaker, i was blessed to have grown up in southwest detroit. this is where over 20 different ethnicities live. and every neighborhood has their own flavor and how they show up for each other. this is why i'm grateful i secured $1.5 million in funding for the american indian health and family services as they expand their health care and mental health services to our families. this center is tucked in a residential street between homes where people can walk to get the service they need. expanding their efforts will change lives in a meaningful way and i'm so proud to have been a part of that. madam speaker, auto insurance discrimination continues to keep our residents in the cycle of poverty. your education level, zip code, marital status different determine in your driving ability or credit score. our neighbors in detroit regularly face higher auto insurance rates, up to $5,000 per month in some cases. someone with a perfect driving record and poor credit can pay up to two or three times more than those with a higher credit score, even with dri

hear diving into the sizzle was a couple from michigan, paula sladewski and kevin klym, down from detroitlse long holiday weekend. >> how did the idea for let's go down to miami came from? >> paula. >> she didn't skip on herself, she liked to live the good life and going down to south beach that was it. >> down and back, hit the clubs, do some shots and hello 2010. >> it was great, we had it all figured out we would go to south beach celebrate the new year come back on monday. >> but come monday the living boyfriend girlfriend pair were not on a play to detroit, rather kevin klym was a worried guy, mentoring down paltry line boulevard in a city he didn't know looking for his girlfriend paula, she was missing. paula, the aspiring model with blond hair cascading down her back had absolutely vanished. looking back maybe if lady gaga hadn't been booked at the hotel for new year's eve, paula wouldn't have insisted on the last minute trip to miami and later gotten separated. but paul really wanted to see lady gaga's midnight show, one's down in miami kevin score tickets for $700 each, pricey bu

detroit, a close second, the skyline hidden in the haze. and in st.ouis, you can see the haze there as a student runs on the track. tonight, pennsylvania declaring a code red because of the air, and the warning in new york. abc's alex perez on the concerns from chicago all the way east to new york. >> reporter: tonight, millions of people in major cities are being told to stay indoors, as smoke from those persistent wildfires burning in canada overtakes much of the country. >> so, this is detroit, michigan. you can typically see downtown from here, but it's just a cloud of smoke over the entire city. >> reporter: the smoke spreading south and east. major cities like detroit, and indianapolis, and chicago reporting some of the worst readings in the country and the world. here's what it looked like on earthcam in pittsburgh yesterday, and now, this morning. after new york city saw stunning images like these amid its worst air qualitier ever earlier this month. authorities now issuing air quality advisories once again for the state and the city. with nea

and in the detroit area. so those are some of the companies that we're backing that are creating innovations, new products, new services, technologies, new ways to do things. but the process also creating significant within the companies as well as broader jobs within the community. let's talk a little bit about pittsburgh, which you mentioned a minute ago, because it's a it's a unique or not unique, but it's a somewhat unique situation in that it's a former industrial city where many of much of the work went away. but it also happens to have a university which you pioneered. it was a pioneer in artificial intelligence, one of the most important underlying technologies of the decades to come. you talk about duolingo, but talk a little bit about what has come out of pittsburgh and why. and what's particularly interesting about that example. well, the interesting thing about pittsburgh is it kind of had a similar back story to detroit over 100 years ago. pittsburgh was of powering the industrial revolution. you

but, you know, vietnam was of i grew up in detroit, michigan, by the way. vietnam was ever present. you know, one of the earlier guest, fred was talking about, you know, being in canada and how always look to the u.s., you know, when you're in detroit, you always look to canada, because my parents said, oh, boy, if you get drafted, are you going to go to canada? are you going to try to join the national guard? what are you going to do? because windsor was just literally 10 minutes over the bridge from detroit, michigan you know, but so it was it was ever present in my neighborhood, you know, because young black kids were, you know, get drafted and sent off vietnam. but, you know, the it's interesting, the the the civil rights and the vietnam war were kind of intertwined. you know, in many ways i mean, people forget, you know, lyndon signed the voting rights act, you know, in 65, you know, around the same time as the, you know, 65. right. of august, i'm sorry, right around the same time that he signed the gulf of tonkin resolution 64. and so the and the escalation kind of began at th

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we are two sons of detroit, originally from the city, very proud sons of detroit, i should say. let me ask you this question of increasingly we have in our pockets credit cards that pay for everything or debit cards. but do you have a $20 bill in your pocket? okay. the next time you take a take a close look at that $20 bill, take a close look at the face of andrew jackson and think about his legacy. and i guarantee you after this discussion, you will never look at that $20 bill the same way again. i promise you. clarence, your book is powerful. i, i use that word purposely because it is it's one of many descriptors, descriptive terms i could use to describe a book that explores not only the past. we're talking about 1822, harriet tubman's birth. we're talking about the pivotal years of 1863 to 1865. we're talking about 1913, the year of her death. but we're also talking about this moment because as your book and harriet tubman is more than just a symbol of when the obama administration in. 2016 announced that it was going to place harriet tubman on the on the cover. i mean, on t

put it on the disk on each on the display issue, and you're still detroit in detroit because you're, you're still getting billed the postal code welcoming. she was easy to move all residuals on the go away with the jumping goals multiple across the us. and she is not, she was range of kind of things unless you need to reorder screening. screening showing your table, which is explaining which was easy, was recently in a big issue with the bundle. there's length julia before she finished dylan can be done on the holy. this is the simple truth when we do a temporary deal review on that sort. so including the government can issue a solution you. it's a simple what would what i would be good good . this is nice remembering those terrible moments is getting honda and honda from these mile sitko ever yeah. during the interview, he felt on well when he to recover that he was determined to continue the interview. the in autumn 1941, a ravine about 2 and a half ago, but as long and more than 50 meters deep became the mass grave 415-0000 people, including mikayla's family. these people will nod

the city of detroit, famously known — the city of detroit, famously known as _ the city of detroit, famously rust— known as the epitome of the rust belt, is now booming, it's full of— rust belt, is now booming, it's full of innovation, and the city— full of innovation, and the city of— full of innovation, and the city of detroit as its lowest unemployment since the 1970s so it's absolutely remarkable and sure. — it's absolutely remarkable and sure. we — it's absolutely remarkable and sure, we can credit this to president biden's leadership and his— president biden's leadership and his investment, is shepherding obvious country through— shepherding obvious country through the passage a bipartisan infrastructure bill that— bipartisan infrastructure bill that is— bipartisan infrastructure bill that is fixing our roads, modernising our systems, and we can also_ modernising our systems, and we can also look at, now we are actually _ can also look at, now we are actually competing with china in real—time, investing electric— in real—time, investing electric vehicle battery manufacturing production

she been accosted in her home in detroit. and she was of sound mind enough to the hospital to sign ndas so that she never existed in the hospital. if you go to google her that she went to the emergency room and she was left let out right away, she was so badly assaulted. her pacemaker was so when she came to live with me, she needed to disappear from the public eye. she needed to heal her soul. her heart and her body. and it was about months before she left the room that she was in. and then she started around the neighborhood with always. and then she came out like the fiercest lawyer i have ever met with a focus on soldiers with because she hadn't realized her brother had felt during war two and couldn't experience it until she learned what ptsd was. and she traveled globally talking to people, whatever she could. it was really quite extraordinary to see this petite, frail, 80 plate, 80 year old woman out, had more energy. i did. it was amazing. i spent countless hours with mrs. parks listening to her, watching her and hear

scientist or analyst to understand that that is suggestive of cities, atlanta, philadelphia, and detroit the majority african american. and suggest that there is unsubstantiated suggestions, that there was fraud. there was a racial dimension lurking within the entire january 6th attack. and when i say lurking within, while it may be a motivation and a significant motivation, it was not the only motivation to try to overturn the election. sometimes it's like coffee and sugar and milk. it's all mixed up, and to distill it requires us to be understanding of history. it's important that we not suggest with this attack on democracy that it's only about black americans. i think it's far beyond that. but a central tenet of it is to suppress the ability of black americans to participate in american democracy. over the last ten years, they have found intentional discrimination by state legislatures. and we have to understand in american democracy in the 21st century, it is multi racial. american democracy in 21st century is a multi religious institution. it's a multi gender orientation institutio

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the great lakes right now is the thick canadian smoke, poor air quality in places like chicago, in detroitwill transfer over the next couple of days into the northeast but from boston to burlington to albany, thick, choking smoke to start your holiday weekend. now, stifling heat across the south, it remains. heat indices for us tomorrow will likely be 110-115. places like little rock, it is going to feel like 114 degrees tomorrow. you can thank high pressure. it has been dominating the last couple of weeks, and all of the storms form outside of that ridge of high-pressure, meaning the breadbasket of the country and the midwest looking for more storms as we head into thursday. many of those storms will remain, norah, going right into the fourth of july holiday. >> reporter: interesting information, mike bettes, thank you. we turn now to a scary incident for passengers on board a delta flight at charlotte douglas international airport in north carolina. officials say the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing without the plane's front landing gear. cbs's errol barnett says it comes as

detroit and washington, d.c. right there now the worst air quality in the world in those two cities, based on readings just today. abc's alex perez tonight on the air quality and the heat. >> reporter: tonight, major city skylines disappearing into a shroud of smoke from those unending canadian wildfires. this timelapse showing what cleveland looked like this morning. >> this smoke is just making me sick. >> reporter: columbus, ohio, recording its worst air reading ever -- 244 on that scale of 1 to 500 at 7:00 a.m. >> the air quality index, much higher. >> reporter: in pittsburgh, the pirates delaying today's game against the san diego padres. detroit and washington, d.c., taking the top spots for the worst air quality in the world. officials in d.c. and philadelphia issuing a code red. >> it makes me feel nauseous. last night, i felt my eyes were watering. >> the spire state of new york is under hazardous conditions with respect to our air quality. >> reporter: new york's governor announcing a plan to send text

. >> so, this is detroit, michigan. >> reporter: thick smoke is once again choking the midwest and northeast an air quality alert as the haze from those massive wildfires in canada swallow up parts of the country. >> my eyes have been watering. my throat has been sore. i have been coughing. >> reporter: chicago, detroit, pittsburgh, and cleveland have unhealthy air conditions. in the west, the battle is on against wildfires. elise preston is in arizona appeared >> reporter: crews are monitoring hot spots in areas like where this burns gual is. triple-digit heat temperatures, dry brush, and these windy conditions have firefighters ready to launch an aerial attack on the diamond fire. a wild fire scorched 2500 acres since it began tuesday afternoon, and forced more than a thousand people to evaluate. >> i am very scared because we are in an area that is prone to fire. >> reporter: across the country, more than 60 million americans are under heat advisories. omar villafranca is in texas. >> reporter: water parks and splash pads like this one are busy, since temperatures and parts of texas have

this one right now as the midwest in chicago is detroit. it's pittsburgh. yeah. earlier this month it was new york, the, the air quality in new york, the h u i, the are falling indexes over 300. i mean that, that's on president. it's unimaginable. and, and the worries the thing is this is going to happen again. and again, like if we knew what this happened 3 weeks ago would probably happen again in a matter of days or probably lease. so the best thing people can do is pay attention to the ones that government is giving. you know, you can get an app on your phone, it gives you air quality updates. that's an important thing to do. whether your call is bad, follow the instructions like 0 to 50. that's great. when you start getting over a 100 air quality index, it's worse. but what we're seeing in the midwest right now is $200.00 and even it's not it's, it's as low as $300.00. that's where you really should st. doors and protect yourself. and as you can get an air purifier. but that's a step we can all take the queen mere inside our homes where basically we have shel

and detroit with the worst air quality in the world today. and the heat. tonight, the amazon delivery driver nearly collapsing on a front porch. rob marciano timing this all out. >>> the officer in the parkland school shooting seen on video, he stayed outside the school with the gunman in that school, found not guilty today on all counts. after being accused of failing to confront the gunman. 17 children and staff were killed. the officer bursting into tears today. and what he said afterward. >>> tonight, we are learning one of vladimir putin's top russian generals is missing. what abc news has now learned. ian pannell standing by in ukraine. >>> in new york city, the fire breaking out at one of the most iconic stores in america. smoke billowing from tiffany's after a $500 million renovation. >>> tonight, news on madonna's health after being rushed to the hospital. what we now know. >>> and "america strong" tonight. if you think your dog can fetch, you and your dog have to see this. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a thurs

poor air quality in places like chicago and detroit. places like cleveland.er the next couple of days into the northeast. but from boston to burlington to albany, thick choking smoke to start your holiday weekend. stifling heat across the south. it remains. heat indices for us likely to be 110 to 115, a place like little rock is going to feel like 114 degrees tomorrow. you can thank high pressure. it's been dominating the last couple of weeks. and all the storms form outside of that ridge of high pressure, meaning the breadbasket of the country and the midwest looking for more storms as we head into thursday. many of those storms will remain, norah, going right into the fourth of july holiday. >> interesting information, mike bettes, thank you. >>> now to that breaking news about madonna. the 64-year-old pop music legend is recovering tonight from what her manager says was a serious bacterial infection that put her in intensive care for several days. we get the latest now from cbs' lilia luciano. ♪ build me up and i could do no wrong ♪ >> reporter: madonna's

because stationary a police officer points a gun at detroit and grove, the shooting spunk don't rest, even though i to not to, under the number of, of the power suburbs and cities, including photo and the on the french government says justice will be served and called for com, the police officer has been placed under investigation for inform entry, homicide on a visit. it's about say, the french president said nothing justified the death of the young person. so if we send over the nations votes and sorta directs you to his family, another lesson has been killed. it is an acceptable and inexcusable. last year, a reco 13 people were killed in front during police traffic checks. niles is the 2nd such that this year campaign is of low railed against what they say is widespread police brutality in front videos like this. they say a vital proof of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler, i'll just sarah non tell from a large pond. so the united states are on the air quality alerts again, as canada experienced this worst well 1st season on record. 18000000 people from the midwest of the

he grew up in southwest detroit proudly and serves on the board of michigan united, leading the detroit immigrants rights organizing committee. he's a passionate advocate for legal protection of our undocumented neighbors and a pathway citizen championship for our dreamers, t.p.s. holders, farm workers. he also believes that housing is a human right and was recently appointed to the new statewide housing advisory board by the governor. this pride month, join me in honoring sergio martinez, a trail blazing lgbtq+ leader in our community. we thank you, sergio, for your commitment in advancing quality and justice in detroit and across michigan. with that, mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: thank you very much. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, for five minutes. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to speak out against the biden administration's egregious student loan forgiveness plans. now, according to the congressional budget office, this unauthorized handout will cost the taxpayers an estimated $400 billion over the next decade. now,

crimen según documentos la dejó sola desde el 8 al 16 de junio yéndose de vacaciones a puerto rico y detroitven vecina que dice que la va a extrañar durante la entrevista dijo que hubiese deseado que le pidiera cuidar a la bebé >>> uno no entiende cómo pudo pasar esto y telemundo clínica reveló que ahí también viven los abuelos pero estaban de vacaciones >>> así es más adelante regreso con más información al respecto >>> buenas noticias para los conductores de la interestatal 95 reabre después de un accidente de un camión cisterna las obras se hicieron en tiempo récord antes de lo previsto habilitando 3 carriles en ambas direcciones el hijo menor de joe biden fue invitado a la cena del primer ministro de la india anoche unos días después de llegar a acuerdo para declararse culpable por la compra de un arma y evasión fiscal y también rápido autoridades y famosos como el presidente de apple una extenista y un diseñador de modas en méxico uno de los fundadores del cartel de sinaloa pide ayuda al presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador para salir de la cárcel porque ya cumplió su delito y sabemos

detroit has the largest race in 1943. there are dozens of people who are killed in that 36 hour, 36 hour riot and it reveals, i think, again just how how tense things were during the war. i think it's important to look that america was not a simpler place during world war two. a lot of the kind of black, white images of the time are maybe hazy recollections will be. yes, i think that. but when you actually look primary sources from that era, things were tense in these in the cities and in small towns in beaumont, texas, there was a right to days after the right in in detroit, where the white community went in and burned down. key parts of key parts of the black business district in, beaumont, texas, including a radio store, a an owner who had sold thousands, thousands of dollars of war bonds. what the image sticks with me from that is a picture ran in black newspapers afterwards was of a american flag that had been burned in the riot. this is a fire that was flying outside of this this radio industry and the question that

las autoridades dicen que chris sale candelario se fue de vacaciones en detroit, y encontrÓ a su hijatos del alcohol y de homicidio vehicular por las muertes de sus hijos de 10 y 16 aÑos, sandra ortiz, de 33 aÑos de edad estaba conociendo cuando una maleta cerca y una autopista en california, la mujer se detuvo y sus dos hijos se bajaron para recuperar la pieza con en ese momento fueron impactados mortalmente por otro vehÍculo. ortiz tambiÉn estÁ encarcelada, con una fianza de 500.000 $. finalmente, una madre de ohio falleciÓ luego de que su hijo de sÓlo 2 aÑos disparara accidentalmente un aroma que estaba en una mesa de noche. aunque le practicaron unacesÁrea de emergencia, no pudieron salvar al bebe. su padre era el dueÑo del arma de fuego, y al momento de la tragedia se encontraba lamentablemente trabajando. un grave descuido. carolina: nunca hay que pensar que un niÑo tan chiquito no sabe cÓmo utilizar un arma de fuego, porque desafortunadamente, aparte, hay juguetes que parecen armas, y los niÑos saben cÓmo utilizarlas. borja: la primera historia, la que se fue de vacaciones a pu

. >> carley: toxic smoke is over detroit and new york city. visibility yesterday dropped to half a mile, this is due to hundreds of wildfires burning across canada. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. major airports issuing temporary ground stop with 5400 delays, only a handful cancelled or delayed so far. >> carley: president biden is sending 600 firefighters to help control the blaze. janice dean is here with more. >> janice: it was scary yesterday, especially across areas that do not see this type of smoke in the area. on social media, people were like, welcome to our world, janice dean, where we have wildfires every single year. yesterday worst air quality on record, 436, that scale goes up to 500. previous record was back in 1981, it was a crazy day, new york, of course air quality south of us in philadelphia is worse right now. take a look at what we were dealing with yesterday. very unhealthy from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. and bringing that trend downward. i'm having

the natural woman on her home turf, the motor city, with the detroit symphony orchestra.hese photos on display for the first time, captured by photographer linda solomon. >> i think you can see her heart in the way she brought her heart and her soul to her music. >> once again please from the top >> reporter: pictures and sound of a rehearsal 25 years ago for franklin's only concerts with the dso. >> where was aretha? >> she was about right here she was talking to the maestro. she was talking to her opera coach, who was about here >> reporter: along with "respect" and "freeway of love," franklin added two arias from puccini operas ♪ including the iconic "nessun dorma. ♪ respect from the queen of soul. >> man >> reporter: there was never any question who was in charge, with her musical director h.b. barnum -- >> wait a minute, h. just keep turning it around >> reporter: or the symphony >> seems to be moving a little faster than i was. >> reporter: the dso marking the occasion with a tribute concert this summer and solomon's photographs. 25 years later what do you hope peop

this is the detroit airport today. you can barely see the planes taking off.a look at pittsburgh, pennsylvania. you can't each see the skyline beyond the trees in the city. all of that smoke coming from hundreds of wildfires that began raging in canada several weeks ago. chicago, boston, philly, st. louis, it's going to be a smokey holiday weekend. if you've talked to your friends and family in the midwest or back east, you can say, yep, we've been through it. rob mayeda is here. how long will they continue to have this happen? are they days away or weeks away? >> just like we saw three weeks ago. a daily change in the wind can help them out. until those massive fires in canada see a lot less activity, they'll be dealing with this for the next few weeks. >> that's a bummer, especially this time of year. >> impacting a lot of high populations areas. you saw it on the "nightly news" as well. some air quality levels rivaling what we had to deal with in september. you can see the scope of the smoke on the satellite view pouring down across the northeast. as we tra

host: let's go to detroit, michigan, your home stain -- state coming the independent line. caller: good morning, c-span. i see you were on the china whatever committee and it seems kind of strange. almost like we are obsessed with china and your telegraphing that to the world. it telegraphs weakness to everyone. i see in the news that a china ship was threatening our worship which was 800 miles away. the whole thing is a joke. representative stevens, i think you are so corporate and you have such a filthy war pig policy. you voted to keep -- keeps get -- keep troops in syria and where you want them started next. . don't even start about ukraine. guest: i am in a position as a member of the select committee on the competitiveness with china to espouse what is so important to my constituents in southeastern michigan. i represent oakland county which is the economic engine of our state, home to a robust automotive supply chain and i want to have strong industrial policy. and i want to make sure we can compete all over the world. this is why i worked in a bipartisan way to help

so bad in detroit wednesday, the epa warned everyone should stay indoors. >> my eyes have been watering, my throat has been sore, i've been coughing. >> reporter: all that smoke is expected to sit over parts of the east coast today including here in new york. federal officials say that's a real concern for sensitive groups like people with asthma, small kids, and older adults. >> we've got a special delivery for you today. >> reporter: further south, free fans are going out in swift county, texas. parts of the state have been hotter than 100 degrees for 14 days straight. the heat has been blamed for more than a dozen deaths there so far. >> we don't usually have this much humidity and have heat indices this high. >> reporter: in houston, the extreme temperatures have even caused roads to buckle. meanwhile, in the west, the battle is on against wildfires. despite progress on the diamond fire near scottsdale, arizona, officials say it's burned through about 2,500 acres since it began tuesday afternoon. now one expert out of canada said the long-term forecast for the next at least couple o

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a former detroit resident who was the oldest surviving open lesbian and lgbtq+ rights activist. she was born in 1899, living until the age of 101. she came out as a lesbian around 1915. she took in unhoused lgbtq+ youth and her home became known as a refuge for lgbtq+ young people. we now lovingly call it the ruth ellis center. not only did she give shelter to our young people but provided books, food, even assistance to college education. today, around 40% of unhoused youth are lgbtq+. my team and i were proud to secure $1 million in federal funding for the ruth ellis center in our community to honor mother ruth ellis and her living lifesaving work. it provides identity affirming housing for those in need, especially our lgbtq+ young people. this month, as we honor pride month, we recognize and honor the legacy of ruth ellis and the incredible advocacy of the ruth ellis center and their team. with that, mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from indiana for five minutes. mrs. houchin: mr. chairman, i ask

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about 100 miles northwest of detroit. officers say the party was promoted on social media and about 200 people were in the area at the time of the shooting. investigate say there were multiple shooters and the victims were either shot or hit by a car. no one is in custody at this time. a wild weekend of weather in the midwest. coming up, the damage left behind from a tornado that touched down in indiana. and i'm tracking that forecast. it's definitely going to warm up. not right away, but we're going to see temps back into the upper 80s, low 90s this week. i l see u a friday night, the san jose fire department says they received a call about a residential complex engulfed in flames on lose avenue. when crews arrived, they found a heavily involved townhouse complex. the unit has seven total units. five of them are heavily damaged. about 30 people were displaced friday night because of the fire. a dog living in one of the units died in that fire. the incident grew to a fourth alarm, which means we had over 25 fire units her

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