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if you can talk about why you're suing the city of detroit right now? and foremost, thank you for having us. we believe facial recognition technology is an investigative tool and you must use it properly. if you don't, someone will get hurt is what happened with ms. woodruff. when she was arrested, prior to her being arraigned, the officer who viewed the video footage of the real suspect actually had an interview with ms woodruff. two hours before her arraignment. they had a conversation. she knew that ms. woodruff was pregnant. she took pictures of ms. woodruff. she and another detective walked out of the cell and center to another cell. she was subsequently arraigned and given a $100,000 personal bond. they were going to place a tether on her. at the time, i did not know this was going on. i attempted to have her released something called a writ of habeas corpus while i was challenging her incarceration. i learned, though, that the warrant had already been issued. now, that detective walked -- could have walked her out of there but they left her in th

forget about southerners migrating to texas and bakersfield california and chicago and detroit were it's so mobile people adjusting to generational of people. >> we were talking how they tend to focus on specific histories and now holy city is more rich, i did you ask about history that have been, how can it be history? i wonder about the different aspects of history, and be interested to know how the process has changed and where you find the cool stuff you read about. >> henry woodsonne grady who entered the event of constitution but only as a scholar, there's another henry grady was a railway carpenter and a site on scene this massive collection of letters to his sister because they thought he was that henry grady and it was fantastic. the only downside is you wrote on brown paper wit' purple crayon because that's what he used for measuring wood with it was atrocious, also but henry a lady. build the south and bridgs and louisiana and mississippi said it's so small big, ugly. i don't want to be in the cells and henry is talking about how to solve is one thing : a new thsalt and the fu

it was a matter out of detroit michigan, a suspect where it was used facial recognition., they arrested the suspect. and this instance, they got a facial recognition hit from a victim and put the facial recognition in front of the victim, who, by the way, stated in his written statement that he had been drinking. he might not have known that the victims looked the same way and it was just not accurate. i had a problem with allowing her to be identified because it might not have been accurate because his state of mind, being drunk. this was terrible place for all the way around. >> you're okay with the use of facial recognition technology, if it is used with good policing at the same time. with the proper policing at the same time. porsche, to you. the aclu says six people have reported being wrongly identified by law enforcement. in these cases, as a result of facial recognition technology, and how do you see facial recognition technology? should be used? is it a good idea? >> i have my pros and cons for facial recognition technology. i'm an example. me, personally, i am

flooding at the detroit airport. in las vegas, flooding on the strip. multiple people swept away the search tonight >>> and hearts of gold how two fierce competitors both walked away winners. >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. we begin with the latest extraordinary moment playing out tonight in the unprecedented drama of a former president answering to criminal charges. donald trump arriving at a jail in atlanta tonight, and turning himself in he was booked on charges that he was allegedly part of a criminal conspiracy to overturn the georgia results of the 2020 presidential election. 13 counts in all in this fourth indictment against him. charges he calls a political persecution. mr. trump was fingerprinted and had his mug shot taken. the first time that has happened he was then released on a $200,000 bond and left he spoke to a waiting press afterwards, saying he did nothing wrong, and calling the charges election interference his surrender follows that of many of his 18 alleged co-conspirators, including mark meadows, his former chief of staff,

kathy park, nbc news, detroit.g up on the "today" show, the mad dash to repair the nation's busiest runway. tom costello is at reagan national airport with the overnight scramble to repave and al roker has a look at what else to expect >> this morning on the third hour of "today", john winner john batiste plus super food swaps for some of our favorite foods, and a group of super seniors who have soccer fever >> and that will do it for us on this friday for "early today," thanople who tidedied just behind us deserve. don't forget lahaina i know i won't goodnigh won't goodnigh >>> question els of accountabil growing on maui. we're on the ground as locals demand answers ahead of the president's arrival. >>> before he heads to hawaii, president bide

great songs, god bless you and i see by this detroit who will be to the station at the door a bundle of katherine thought. the place is this the most interesting. what kind of set up into the 3 municipal until we just get plenty of ukrainian, neo notes is now kill pro russian politicians in ukraine with the most brutal. let's say. what do you remember when he and that'll mean you put that picked up? or if i can imagine what that is separate to, to us and that single person you are the 1st thing you make, your 1st convenience will restore elation presuming besides conditional release. the when you get some stuff the monday of to be mean yet. so what i'm looking for based on the way that the lives of collections and that's the key. some we do that the stuff in the nose and a half ago. it's a bit of the, this 40 shows i'm of of rights think to nationalist attacking the head of his sons, family, youth and sports department. dimitri subject to income the at one point and nationally as pulls out a gun and aims at dimitri. but the weapon misfire as the moment relate to another attempt. agai

atlanta, philadelphia, milwaukee, detroit.these votes were illegitimate boats -- vote s. these poll workers were illegitimate poll workers. this is a deep undercurrent in american society that has always felt the participation of nonwhite people, particularly black people, was somehow contradictory, not consistent with the idea of who this democracy is supposed to be for and about. our supreme court basically said that african-americans can never be citizens because of their enslaved ability. what was done to us was a feature of who we are. this was not an accident. this is the argument that trump was able to dog whistle. as far as the allegations against him are concerned, we are using laws that were developed to address the ways in which conspiracies can rob us of our citizenship and right to vote, can still be used to correct the situation. amy: let me ask you about governor ron desantis who has doubled down on the florida board of education rules to teach students that enslaved black people "developed skills which, in some

in oxford michigan in detroit, he wanted his life to matter. >> i wasn't sure the fbi had any businesscruiting this young man, that's part of the story you are telling incredible not only online threats but it raises and a lot of questions and quorums that do come true about whether they should even be working with the fbi. >> a very good question but after the remember the information, the fbi responsibility to come up with information mandated by the fbi changed from simply a law enforcement body charged with collecting evidence used in federal cases to intelligence agency working beyond d.o.j. to short-circuit principally will the project gathered into one group and people who are bringing them, russian, the great will affect your question from the fbi should have her to get ahead of ourselves and i should think we are not doing spoiler alerts because it is a mystery, trying to answer these questions about what happened to your son who disappears so without any spoilers, i do think these people might want to understand the basics of why you had your own life to the story because we

daylight in detroit revealing cars swallowed. telephone poles snapped. roads impassable near detroit's airport with passengers stranded after underground tunnels flooded. thousands of flights delayed, hundreds canceled. >> on our way to the airport, we actually only went a mile and a half away. and then the traffic got really bad. there were cars. you could tell they just went underwater. >> reporter: fast-moving storms wreaking havoc coast to coast with tonight still millions at risk. the water is receding fast but we're seeing cars like this one stuck all over town. tonight, tow truck drivers are busy. lester? >> maggie vespa, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, radioactive waste water treated from the fukushima power plant released into the ocean. how safe is it? i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes ha 4imes greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get

and look at that explosion over detroit. then cleveland, then columbus, and then likely holding together as it heads towards the i-95 corridor, new york metro by right at the morning rush hour. now, this is going to knock down some of the heat. chicago, you hit 100 degrees today. first 100 in august since 1991. houston, you hit 109, that ties an all-time record. and look at the heat index values across dallas, houston, and through tampa. dangerous heat through at least the weekend. all right, tropical storm franklin, watching that. out into the open atlantic, but look at this troublesome area in the western caribbean. 60% chance into developing into something in the eastern gulf of mexico by the beginning of next week. watching that closely. david? >> david: very active trail there already under way. rob marciano, thank you. >>> now, to new reporting tonight after that deadly mass shooting. authorities now say it was a retired police sergeant who showed up at a popular bar in orange county, california, opening fire, hitting

so at this moment, detroit was just like silicon valley. it was the epicenter of a manufacturing and high tech that created a new system combined that the ideas of samuel colt's armory, a sears roebuck distribution center, time in motion studies, which was a big thing at that moment, and the meatpacking district of hooks to carry carcasses over your head to turn assembly lines into a factory that was a machine. and above itself as they got more and more refined using mass production methods, the price of cars fell and fell, fell and their profits rows and rows and rows until henry ford was able to announce that he was dramatic improving the pay of all of his so that they could all afford inform cuts to buy fords and the head of the new york times, adolph says, is he crazy? i think he's. don't you think he's crazy? and this is sort of the reaction of many people in the business community. but he won and it was a brilliant idea. his employees did buy fords. he continued his own market by, paying his people decently. but henry ford went nuts.

but he graduating to doing fieldwork around detroit. his handlers were directing them towards investigative targets around detroit. again mostly connected to counterterrorism. but in 2014 with the war broke out after russia's annexation of crimea, many of us that is really when his interest in the war in ukraine began. his fbi handler all he could online. from that moment on billy's attention was really focused on events between russia and ukraine. >> did he have a bias or a preference? did, he have a point of view in this conflict? >> the simplest way to say it is he -- billy was of european descent born and raised in michigan. a catholic, went to catholic high school. and after 911 he became so fascinated by all of those important issues that a year after 911 he converted to islam. and he could be seen at the back of the classroom and catholic school reading. he made some choices that would maybe surprise people who knew him. these are not traditional choices. billy was really interested to find information other people weren't lookin

investigative targets around detroit.in, mostly connected to counterterrorism. but in 2014, when the war broke out and in donbass, after russia's annexation of crimea, many of us, of course, remember the downing of mh 17, the malaysian airliner over eastern ukraine, and that's when that's really when his interest in the war in ukraine began because his fbi handler directed him to that event to try and figure out all he could about it online. from that moment on, billy's attention was really focused on on events between russia and ukraine. did he have a bias or a preference or, you know, what was what was he getting out of this? did he have a point of view in in this conflict? well, billy was really, i guess, the simplest way to say is he was an iconoclast, because billy was of european descent, born and raised in michigan, a catholic went to catholic high school and after 911, he became so fascinated by all of those important issues that a year after 911, he converted to islam and he could be seen at the back of the class

news nation's emily finn has more now from detroit.g chance that we could strike. denise milanovich was walking out of the united auto workers union, local one. 82. >> after participating in the nationwide vote to authorize a strike against the big 3 detroit automakers. she works for ford who alongside gm and stellantis are in some tense negotiations to reach a new four-year labor agreement. a lot of us. >> you know, especially the new hires they can even afforded a ford vehicle. can even buy what they build. think about that. >> 150,000 union workers will be wrapping up the strike authorization vote today. they want to thank you very with the national results expected to be announced tomorrow, some of the union's demands include more than 40% pay raises for workers. reinstating cost of living adjustments. >> ending tiered wage systems. and a 32 hour work week when people have to go out and get a second just to make ends meet and their exhaust. it just to do that. that's insane. that's not a way to live. it's stressful. i mean, it take

west side of detroit at the detroit herbal center. >> right, right, right, right.o what was that last question? >> where are you guys going after this? think about it. >> yeah, the bus driver. okay. >> jackpot! all right. this is the jackpot here. >> jimmy: you know what? local newsperson finding a guy named jackpot is indeed a jackpot. and then with jackpot at his side, the tv interviewer suddenly became the interviewee. >> as far as, um, do you partake, charlie? >> well, sometimes. sometimes. this is live television over here. my mother is watching the show. >> i hear you asking questions. >> jimmy: and these are the questions. and they only got better from there. >> do you think weed -- pay attention. do you think weed is becoming more acceptable now, main street? >> it really been acceptable, you know? it just more people, you know, can do it, like curly from back there. >> how long will this last you? >> this is going to be gone before we get off the lot, man. >> here, grab you some. grab you some, yeah. >> you get weed, you get weed! >> hey. >> everybody is v

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detroit is one of those cities with a specialized police unit trained to respond to these calls.r: intense interactions involving detroit pd's newly specialized unit, highlighted in body cam video some shares exclusively with nbc news. an officer convincing this man to drop a knife. >> can you throw it away so i can come give you a hug. good job, good job. >> reporter: another talking someone down from a busy highway overpass, situations involving a police team in january, responding to the record number of mental health crisis. >> remember our patients, okay. >> it's a crisis for our community, for police, and we found it necessary to implement a city wide unit. >> reporter: officers are responding to an average 39 calls a day, nearly 9,000 runs this year alone, calls known to be more volatile, unpredictable and twice last fall in detroit, deadly. >> is this new unit work something. >> i think it is. i'm not going to declare a victory. >> reporter: the team is armed with less lethal weapons and looks different than other officers, driving cruisers with green lights, in the summe

kathy park, nbc news, detroit. >> now that is beautiful music.s "nightly news" for this thursday, thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself, and each other. good night ♪ >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," one of the biggest busts of bay area cops in history. ten officers in antioch and pittsburg arrested during an fbi raid. we're breaking down what these cops are being charged with. >>> plus, should the mayor declare a state of emergency in

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but i was and raised in detroit, michigan. and i had no childhood national park visits and as a result felt somehow impoverished by the absence of that particular type of inhabiting of a landscape that inspires one. and then at some point, i realized that i'm haunted by a family and the family that haunts me goes by the name of olmstead. and i must credit the homesteads for keeping the spirit of my connection and affinity to natural world alive. and i did not realize this until i received the invitation to speak here, because had not been conscious of that. what i'm primarily known for is bringing back the history of the african american soldiers, the buffalo soldiers who served in yosemite and sequoia national park in 1899, 1903, and 1904. the obsession, my obsession, my personal connection with that history led me that's called dramatic pause. i'll do that again. in case you missed it. led me. to one day perform my buffalo presentation for the national park foundation. and at that point, i was not aware of the fact that dayt

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kathy park, nbc news, detroit. >> and a story that we will not forget either. some brotherly love taking us off of the air tonight. and on that very beautiful note, i wish you all a very good and safe night, from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late, we will see you at the end of tomorrow. end of tomorrow. >> tonight on all in. >> they're sick, people have no idea the anger that they caused. >> the indicted ex president keeps attacking as an old crony predicts conviction. >> the chances are that he will be convicted on some counts. >> tonight, the timeline for trial. the mounting threats to judges and prosecutors. and the pressure campaign to fund criminal codefendants. >> he is not going to pay any of the legal fees. that is a mountain of pressure. >> plus, he is the infamous trump hatchet man.

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we're already detroit.co, los angeles, this is detroit 1975. >> gillian: and this argument, leo, in this specific instance is about these homelessness -- these tent encampments in cities. that is argument being had all across the country, here in washington d.c. included, over the ethics of sort of police going in and in one fail swoop moving people out of these camps, taking their tents away, yada, yada. do you see based on your legal expertise any options for how folks could responsibly help manage these tent encampments? >> as a lawyer every day in los angeles, let me be clear what the judge said. you can remove these individuals if you have a suitable location elsewhere. that's the only -- and there's cities in california with there's not a homeless problem because there's suitable locations elsewhere. homelessness is a profitable organization and business for the democrats. they claim there's a homeless problem because they allow it to exist. they could have housing and locations outside the city of sa

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kathy park, nbc news, detroit. >> that is beautiful music. that's "nightly news" for this thursday.g, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> a stabbing at a south bay high school. two students sent to the hospital. the search is on right

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we are live in detroit, searching for the best slice of pizza. until you meet miss catherine, who keeps the spirit of motown alive. >> i can get down with detroit pizza. here is why i like it. it is nostalgia for me because it reminds me of the personal pan pizza. i read all my books there. it, but it was a similar program. it was a sash and you had some pins. reggie: you had a sash? you had to have somewhere to put them. i read a lot. i was like, if i could do anything for my class it is to win a pizza party. eager reader was called. reggie: thank you for taking us down that memory ne. we will be right drew: we are watching for some thunderstorms to pop up in the sierra. locally, we have partly cloudy skies getting made to brighter conditions. we are in store for a warm to hot day. we will see triple dig meetings. san diego at about 74 degrees. 70's and 80's around the shoreline. alert we want to tell you about. starting at 9:00 are going to be closed for roadwork. other lanes are going to still be open, but you should plan for minor delays. one

god bless steve and i see it by the, by the detroit station at the doors or bun that escape the super these, the most interesting. what kind of the municipal chip when you get, but it's even ukrainian, neo nazis now tell pro russian politicians in ukraine with the most brutality. what's human over here? and that'll make you put that picked up. or if i can imagine what the substitute to us and that's the person you are the 1st to be in your mind, your 1st will read it will be exciting news on the bottom of the, at the point you can just get some stuff as of monday of to be me yet, so that again looking for beast, the police told me to put that the lives of collections believe let me just let them run this vicky some we do that easy stuff and you knows and ask a lot to do it together. the this voltage shows i'm of, of ryan's thanked a nationalist attacking the head of his songs, family, youth and sports department. dimitri server change the at one point a nationalist pulls out a gun and aims at dimitri. but the weapon misfire as the moment relate to another attempt against a misfire. th

it is mahalia jackson whose voice we heard at the beginning who was at the detroit marjorie said, tellut the dream most tell about the dream. clarence jones who had written the first draft -- the draft that was printed of the speech but doesn't have the dream in that he saw king and his body shift from a politician to a preacher and he said, these people don't know they're about to go to church. then king starts on his dream sequence, which becomes the thing that is best known about what is called the dream speech for reason. amy: gary younge, let's talk about another addition that he was warned -- you said this before, don't say it again. i want to play the clip of dr. king talking about the bad check. >> in a sense, we have come to our nation's capital to cash a check. when the architects of our republic wrote the magnificent words of the constitution and the declaration of independence, they were signing a promissory note to which every american was to fall heir. this note was a promise that all men -- yes, black men as well as white men -- would be guaranteed the unalienable rights

possible, which is a war in europe, world war i, warfare and makes it impossible for employers of detroit chicago to get a stream of european workers and so we see others bringing black newspapers from detroit and chicago back to the south to show people about the opportunities that are available and there's a massive migration that changes the north in important ways but it changes about the south equally important a continuous move of people back and forth. much of what we think of as the blues comes out of that tradition, and we see a lot of the violence that comes from -- the period after. formerly we talk about lynching as being 1877-1914, but it's the red summer of 1919 that these tremendous violence against black people in many parts of the self happen. in fact there was a piece written about the summer that is just brushing my mind and we see, yes, the destruction of the important black cities, black towns where black people are thriving. so that is a a discussion in the 20th century. so it's out of my field, my period but there's a great deal talking about the red summer in parti

and the detroit news, donald trump made knowingly false claims about michigan election the indictment says. the philadelphia enquirer, what to know about the pennsylvania fake electors mentioned in trump's third indictment. the criminal conspiracy alleged in this new indictment of donald trump has the bagest and gravest national ambition, to hold onto the presidency against the will of the voters, but the conspiracy itself played out in localities across the country in what we now call the fake elector scheme, the scheme in which republican electors in states that joe biden won signed their names to forged documents pretending that it was actually donald trump who won the presidential election in those states. at the time as it was actually playing out in december of 2020, it mostly looked like sort of sad theatrics from a bunch of pro-trump dead enders in a handful of states. there was trump electors in michigan kind of pathetically trying to talk their way into the state capitol even though the real electors, the biden electors were inside certifying their vote. in georgia while the