alex is next in detroit. caller: good morning. i want to talk about i am the son of a great migration guy, my dad, in the 1950's. moved to michigan, got a job, and i got a job for gm, became a skilled tradesmen, i family did really, well, and my family is really well off as we speak. and people need to realize that as an auto worker, we really form the middle class, and it is disheartening to hear some of the negative stuff, not necessarily on the phone calls, but what people say about the golden parachutes and all the stuff that is just not true. the fact of it is, when i first heard -- i have been retired about maybe 15 years, and i heard some newscasters interviewing people who worked for gm, ford, etc., and i was shocked. there is no way being out of the plant 15 years that somebody here still was not making $20 an hour. i could not believe that. that is the 1980 something wage. host: thank you. what he brings up is one of the points contract that because there is so much that has not been discussed, it is temporary workers. t

to detroit and flint, telling us they know what it meant to a struggle without water. she says i will never forget that. global solidarity, to globalize the insafada is to also participate in your own country's revolution, is to also come together with the working class in your own country and disrupt your status quo. that is what israel is afraid of, that is what. will always shake israel, so it is not about hamas taking up arms, it is not about hamas versus the idf, it is truly about people struggling for freedom versus what israel wants to achieve against the world, even israel right now is funding the genocide in congo alongside the us and congo is going through is going through a despicable of violence and unfortunately i'm going to have to uh thank you habiba jaguri journalists and activist thank you for joining us from adelade now we're going to source of actually this movement revitalized islam and was cause and source of dignity for the islamic community. we are now going through a special days and weeks including today which marks the national students day. i

my family's from detroit, i've been doing that my whole life.ery much for that. >>> all right. now, this, we wanted to end here, tributes pouring in this morning as the country mourns the loss of former first lady rosalynn carter. she passed away peacefully on sunday at the age of 96 and is being remembered as the tireless champion for mental health and humanitarian causes that she was. she was married to former president jimmy carter for sfe77 years, the longest presidential marriage in u.s. history. carters tied the not way back in 1946. >> the best thing i ever did was marrying rosa. that's the pinnacle of my life. and we've got 69 years together. still together. that's the best thing that happened to me. >> the carters were in the white house from 1977 in 1981. potentially a tough time, but rosalynn enjoyed anyway. >> i loved it. i liked all. and jimm

detroit red winks? this is the correct answer.i, second question for you: which team is the russian with in 2018? evgeny kuznetsov won the stanley cup and became the top scorer of the competition, scoring 32 points. maybe this is just vegas? no, you are the wrong answer. egor, what do you say? washington capitals. this is the washington capitals. third question: which team won the last stanley cup, defeating florida in five games? right now, in my opinion, the new jersey devils are shining. no, in the 2022-23 season, it was the vegas golden nights who became champions. fourth question: defender egor yakovlev became a player of which club in 2018, having spent one season there? season, new jersey devils. and this is the correct answer. fifth question for you. in the film brother-2 there is an episode filmed at a training session of this club. alexey morozov said one phrase there. and you can also see darius kasparaitis, name the club, i think there was detroit red winks there, no, something, yes, do you have a version of the answer

i would like to say, i was born and raised in detroit.etroit has germantown, chinatown, polk town, mexican town, all these different nationalities. i grew up with wide and varied people, and the culture, the restaurants, the seasons, celebrations, i just want to tell everybody, i do not understand all the prejudice. this country was established, as far as i understand it, for everyone, anyone to come to and practice their religion or not. and why all of a sudden all these divisions are going on in a free nation for all is absolutely insane to me. to me, we are so gifted in this country to have such wide and varied cultures. and you can talk to your neighbor, who is a different nationality than you, and get to know their family, their celebrations for a time of year, christmas, or hanukkah, or whatever and you can travel to another country right next door and you can travel to another country right in detroit. all this prejudice and hate, i do not understand it and do not want to understand it. to me, america is wide and varied and free fo

the detroit half marathon. and then, new york city, the high fives to the children. the dancing.elling us "i was so proud of myself that i did it." her mother sandy telling us, "never allow the opinions of others to become the myth that defines you." kayleigh at the finish line, saying she's already training for her next one. we are proud of you, kayleigh, and cheering you on. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. nothing. we can do. they've been trying to prepare us, but, you know, we're all ready for it. >> thinking of taking public transit to avoid the potential apec traffic nightmare. we'll check in with local agencies to see what they're doing to make things smoother. >> also, a man dies at the alameda county jail. now the district attorney's office is getting involved. the demands coming from his family. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. it's the super bowl of world economy. the people are expected to visit san francisco for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit starting on saturday. among them will be world leaders such as p

the detroit half marathon. and then, new york city, the high fives to the children. the dancing. us, "i was so proud of myself that i did it." her mother sandy telling us, "never allow the opinions of others to become the myth that defines you." kayleigh at the finish line, saying she's already training for her next one. we are proud of you, kayleigh, and cheering you on. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. there seems to be a complete lack of information. >> new at six from the i-team. just how big an impact to aipac could have on ambulances trying to get to patients in san francisco? >> and breaking news. a tentative end to the four month old hollywood actor strike. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news new from the abc7 news i-team. >> aipac closures and the impact on emergency response times in san francisco are raising concerns over congestion and communication. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. aipac is the big summit bringing about 30,000 people, including many world leaders, to san franci

hundreds of jewish individuals from detroit were left stranded on the tarmac in d.c.a plane yesterday. because their bus drivers allegedly refused to drive pro-israel supporters to that event. >> lawrence: our next guests was one of those passengers stranded for more than eight hours on the tarmac before they flew back home without even attending the rally at all. >> steve: how crazy is that? university of michigan student jonah seinfeld chop joins us now. jonah, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> steve: doing better than you. i actually got to go to the rally yesterday. you were about 20 miles away from it. so, jonah. as it turns out, it sounds like these bus drivers, about a third of the bus drivers who were hired by your organization to drive you to the event at the mall behind me here in washington, a third of them said, you know what? we're going to stage a sickout because we don't like driving jewish people to that rally. at what point were you told that? >> so, we were sitting on the tarmac for about an hour and a half when we were told that

that was purdue in detroit, basically. so america out produced every other country. we produced two thirds of the materials used by the allies to win the war. we made the 13 tanks that we made in 20 years were from the four years of world war two. we made 88,000 tanks. we made the colors. chrysler tank. i still made more tanks than all of nazi germany. and you look at these and they're just astounding because you go to read about normandy. if you see pictures of the normandy invasion taking from the shoreline, you cannot even see the horizon because it's a giant black line of ships. and this guy is filled with aircraft in dirigibles and the crowd is filled with things afloat in tanks. it's just astonishing. and eisenhower knew we were going to win the war at normandy, and he was very depressive, pessimistic person, as you know. but he knew we were going to win the war when he saw all the stuff that americans could just abandon because they had so much other stuff coming and they just left all this stuff on the beaches. it just kept going because soon another bunch of

detroit was down by eight late in the first quarter when jared goff was sacked. he scored one of three fumbles on the day for goff. another key play in the game came late in the third quarter. the lions tried a fake punt from their own 23 yard line. the packers very muc as you saw did not fall for it. detroit is having a nice season, but their thanksgiving day losing streak continues. time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. it's black friday. people are out shopping, and doing plenty of traveling this weekend. >> it's looking good, and it gets dicier as we go towards sunday. let's start as we talk about a blockbuster storm in the rockies. that's the headline today. we're looking from 4 to 6 inches in some spots, the lower elevations of the inner mountain west, but the highest mountain peaks could see 20 inches of snow. along the west coast we're looking good. we're looking good in the south central states up to the midwest, the ohio valley and northeast looking good. we're cold in a lot of spots, well below freez

>> reporter: jesse, detroit police say they arrested a suspect in the stabbing death of a beloved detroith leader, but right now police are not releasing any details about the suspect or a potential motive. 40-year-old political strategist and synagogue president samantha wohl was found stabbed to death outside her detroit home october 21st. police say she was stabbed inside her home, then stumbled outside and collapsed, leaving behind a trail of blood. the gruesome musheder in an upstale neighborhood raised questions as whether she was murdered as part of an anti-semitic hate crime. after the murder the detroit police chief said the department does not think it was motivated by anti-semitism and the suspect acted alone. the chief posted a new statement today writing in part, as part of my continuing commitment to transparency in this matter, i am sharing with this community that a suspect has been taken into custody for the murder of samantha wohl. this is an encouraging development, it does not represent the conclusion of our work in this case. the details of the investigation will rema

ganaron a detroit. esta es la informaciÓn mÁs importante hasta el momento. muchas gracias.>> amigos, bienvenidos a quÉ buena. el dÍa de hoy se que muchos estÁn ahÍ compartiendo, un detalle increÍble para vivir en familia y en armonÍa. felicidades a todos, maÑana es el black friday, y que tal el lunes, sai ver monday. y el martes. es el dÍa de los regalos. muy importante para compartir a nuestra comunidad. estaremos en un banco de comidas, en concord a partir de la una de la terrestre cuatro allÍ estaremos todo . en el 4000 nelson ha venido para que verles parece como se recibe la comida para dar a los mÁs necesitados. ahÍ los espero en concord. vamos con mi compaÑera de amor. >> gracias . como pueden ver estoy lista para este viernes un espectÁculo que traen de mÉxico con el seÑor josÉ hernÁndez, mariachi el sol de mÉxico, espera este viernes de aquÍ en san josÉ. yo lista. por ahÍ nos vemos este sÁbado tambiÉn nos vemos en el parque con todos los amigos estaremos regalando muchos premios y traemos un invitado especial desde disney. nos vemos de 10:00 a 4:00. viernes y sÁbad

they won 17 13 against detroit 1 and placed second .his game, detroit guard keith kangham had a brilliant performance by recording 27 points, two rebounds and 9 assists, but he could not prevent his team's defeat . in the fifth week of the egyptian handball league , kerman gitti pasand isfahan coal tabsem faraz havani and khorramabad polymer defeated their opponents and in the ninth game , pikan club announced the termination of cooperation with rasul khatibi samrabi of this team. pikan is currently in the 13th place in the premier league table with 8 points. archery federation has extended the contract of hung, the head coach of our country's national team, until june next year. according to the announcement of al-ittihad club of saudi arabia anglo-kanta, the french player of this team will be away from the field for 3 weeks due to his illness , so he will also miss the 13th azar game against sepahan in the asian champions league. thank you very much for covering all the sports news . may god bless you again. in the name of allah, the

this comes 24 hours after the raiders 'em barsing loss in detroit.aiders have been a huge disappointment. they are 9-16 under their leadership. 3-5 this season. who takes over now? and what did mark davis said tonight? that's coming up in ten minutes. >>> in 60 seconds, one year since the end of twitter as we know it. we're going to look back at how much the site is worth since elon musk took over. >>> chilling body cam video shows when police evacuated maui as fires raged in august. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff raineri. we're tracking updated rain chances. >>> tonight, we're getting a look at body cam footage during the deadly wildfires in lahaina. the maui police department releasing hours of this footage. >> it shows chaos and panic as officers rush to save lives. >> reporter: you may be wondering why is this video being released today? nearly three months later. well, the department is facing a deadline to release it as part of an open records request. the chief says he wants to provide context to the videos before the full 20 hours of footag

i was up in detroit last week, anybody know what they're calling detroit these days? strike city.ike a city. therefore big strikes going on in detroit as we speak all the same time we are seeing thousands of people setting up taking risks. autoworkers with the big three that's casino workers there five unions together on strikes or call center workers are group at blue cross blue shield nursing home workers. all of them are standing up together in solidarity the community partners that we are seeing is just been incredible rising up together. new york city, writers guild of america finally got the contract we have our performers they are still on strike holding the line we would be on picket lines ups drivers were honking andin suppt so it's moments of solidarity. amazon workers, manufacturing workers in georgia and alabama all over the south people are standing up why is that? we're talking meta- backstage. it is eight ripple effect the courage of people standing up to get more people standing up. people are fed up they are fed up with beingsp disrespected. they're fed up with no

i was in detroit last week. anybody know what they're calling detroit these days? strike city. because there are four big strikes going on in detroit as we speak all at the same time and we're seeing thousands stand up and take their risks. it's autoworkers with the big three, we know that. it's casino workers, five unions together on strike. there are call center workers at blue cross blue shield with the same struggles. nursing home workers. so all of them are standing up together in solidarity. and the community partners that we're seeing has just been incredible rising up together. new york city was there not long ago, writers guild of america, which we know have finally gotten their contracts and sag-aftra holding the line and we'd be in picket lines where u.p.s. drivers are honking in support. whether it's health care workers on the west coast, amazon workers, manufacturing workers in georgia and alabama, all over the south, people are standing up. why is that? we were just talking about it backstage. they're seeing people -- it's a ripple effect, the current of people ge

my mom, who's aging and we all -- there's a lot of us and when you go to the lions game -- i'm a detroithich is weird. [ cheers and applause yeah, so, it's one of those deals. >> jimmy: what do you -- what do you cook thanksgiving what's your favorite >> i cook nothing except put out fires. >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. you know, you got some people drink, some people laugh, some people write a lot of arguing "you should have never said that." >> jimmy: oh, yeah - [ light laughter ] >> "i'm actually over here." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm actually over here >> i mean, it's old -- it's old recipes. that's what i keep -- my family hates food, because we're german, canadian, and irish. and there's not a cook in those countries. [ laughter ] my grandma had a cookbook literally translated from german was, "just try to keep it down. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what it said? just try to keep it down, whatever you make. >> my favorite story then, i had an aunt who in the br -- she was into cooking sherry. and there was a big pot of turkey gravy and a big pot of caramel sauce. and by the fifth brandy,

get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> detroit police sayfor the murder of samantha wall who was the president of a downtown detroit synagogue. joining us now, nbc news investigative correspondent, tom winter, what more do we know? >> not a lot, unfortunately, for out the name of the person they have in custody for this homicide. we know this death or this killped on the 21st of october. authorities initially looked at it with a lot of scrutiny with respect to a hate crime because obviously it was within several weeks of what we saw happen in israel with hamas's terror attacks so they were keenly aware of the threats and issues and isolated deaths, i should say, that happened here in the united states. fueled off of this crisis that's ongoing in the middle east. and so they were looking at that, and i think based on the evidence that they found or the lack of evidence that they found with respect to a hate crime, they kind of said, look, we've got no indication in our investigation that this is tied to hate or the fact that wall worked for t

supporters flying from detroit were left stranded on the tarmac for 11 hours.was a deliberate walkoff. mike emmanual joins us live with more. mike. >> mike: committee aids say the purpose of today's hearing is looking at the recent rise of antisemitism on college campuses and digging into tax exempt charities and terrorist organizations such as hamas. george washington university has suspended students for justice in palestine chapter. the words glory to our martyrs were on the side of a campus building on october 24th. gw, blood of palestine is on your hand and your tuition is funding genocide. george washington says the message was unauthorized and the group will be suspended for three months. three students have filed a lawsuit, they say they feel they are under siege and nyu has not handled antisemitism on campus. there is 300 or so people from detroit stranded on the tarmac outside washington, d.c., bus drivers apparently walked off the job forcing people with jewish federation of detroit to miss out on the march for israel. >> we briefly got off the plane

host: that is sam in detroit., chuck schumer yesterday criticizing house republicans land to vote later -- just republicans' plan to vote later this week on an 80 package that does not include ukraine and also would subtract funds from the irs in order to find it. he made these comments yesterday. we will hear from that in a bit. let's go to sadie in north carolina, republican line. go ahead. caller: the need to be more interested in what we can do to help america instead of arguing for democrats and republicans. we need to put that aside and focus on what will help america. we've got a bunch of kindergartners in washington. we need to be strong enough to stand up and have backbones to hold whatever we need to help america. host: here is chuck schumer yesterday. let's go to james in arkansas, independent line. caller: good morning. this is open forum, correct? i want to scenario by the viewers. there is a gentleman running for president. under 91 indictments, many of them federal law. should he be elected, he will

the packers upset detroit. i've never said that before . lyons fall to 8-3 .have not won on thanksgiving since 2016. >>> high school football . the 99th turkey day game at keys our stadium. lincoln and balboa meeting for the san francisco section title second play of the game, lincoln's jamal newman blue past the buccaneers defenders . the first touchdown of the day, newman finished with 172 yards and the mustangs defense was dominant giving of 84th total yards. lincoln roll 35-0 . won four of the last five turkey day games. mustangs move on to the norcal championship game. >> they earned their meals today. >> yes they do. >>> still ahead here at 5:00 my father with so much to be thankful for this year has found a special way to pay >>> a 26-year-old man has a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. after years of living with a rare heart disease, he was finally able to receive a life-changing transplant as michaela marshall reports, he plans to name his newborn after his organ donor. >> reporter: this thanksgiving, harley has a lot to be thankful for, inclu

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next up in sports, the warriors on the road in detroit taking on the pistons. our sports director jason dumas says here in the studio dumas says here in the studio with highlights coming up. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors continue on their brutal road schedule to open up the season on game 2 of a back-to-back tonight. they were in detroit taking on the pistons and >> look who it is a familiar face. james wiseman warriors tell kim to overall couple years ago. >> 1st quarter, steph curry with the miss moses. moody just grabbed it from james widen. that might be one of the reasons he got extend their lead to 5 4th chris paul w nice low 3 point play gets the friendly bounce. >> make three-point game. cp 3 had 17 off the bench with the 3 later on its latest comedy. he had pretty jump

a jewish group from detroit attending that rally in d.c. yesterday says hundreds of its members were left stranded at dulles airport. it claims the bus driver staged an anti-semitic protest. refer choosing to drive them into the city. but the jewish federation of detroit did not provide evidence and did not name any bus companies involved. >> for the first time in six years, the president of china is visiting the us today, meeting face to face with president biden in a summit in san francisco. biden says one major goal will be restoring communications with china that could include reestablishing direct contact between the us and chinese militaries. the leaders are also expected to announce a deal cracking down on the production and export of fentanyl and trade and taiwan are also on the agenda. abc's jacqueline lee is in san francisco. >> president biden and chinese leader xi jinping are set to meet later today in what is expected to be their first face to face meeting in a year here in san francisco. ahead of the two leaders arrival yester

they were in detroit taking on the pistons. >> warriors facing a familiar face in james weidman. he was their number 2 overall pick a couple years ago. >> 1st quarter warriors up off the miss. moses. moody just grabs from james wiseman and scores probably why why he's no longer here. 4th quarter warriors down 5 chris paul 3 points the hard way. paul had 17 points off the bench and the warriors. they're down by 3. now, the warriors down to klay thompson said let's take that lead back. 3 points for klay at 17 on the day. moments later, steph curry, low pump fake toast. nice little stare at the fans. haha. a extra petty tonight. all right. this was the icing on cake with the want to do a little hit him me at afterward. 34 points for steph warriors win this 1, one, 21. 0, 9, it will head to denver to take on the nuggets on wednesday. back the niners were back on the practice field today after enjoying their bye week. and newly acquired chase young was in the house in his first appearance in the red and gold young will be looked on to help bolster a defensive line that has been very u

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to the lions kicker riley patterson patterson broke the tie and won the game for detroit with a 41-- in total, five games on sunday ended on last-second field goals. >> yeah. seattle did as well. that's why i like the league so much so many of the games come to the very end >> all the excitement. >>> turning now to a shake-up in the college football world texas a&m has fired head coach jimbo fisher it happened on sunday. fisher won a national championship at florida state back in 2013, but never won more than nine games in a season during his tenure in college station. the school gave fisher a ten-year fully guaranteed $75 million contract so now they are going to have to buy him out of that deal at that price, and that is a record for any fired head coach, three times more than any coach has ever gotten to not be on the sidelines. >> maybe bruising of the ego, but his bank account is going to be doing pretty, pretty good. >> i mean, $7 million for the next seven seasons >> wow >>> up next, pop lovers, check the pantry there is a new dog food recall >>> plus a not so marvelous but fo

. >>> the train derailing near detroit. schools nearby evacuated. >>> the major announcement from toyota, recalling nearly two million popular suvs because of potential fire danger >>> and more than 50 years after they broke up, the beatles releasing their last song with a little help from a.i. ♪ make it through ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. today, more americans safely made their way out of gaza, a slow trickle of foreigners and dual citizens getting through the now partially open egyptian border crossing for many, their escape coming none too soon in the heart of gaza tonight, hamas and israeli military units are reported to be engaged in street-to-street fighting, as well as in below-ground tunnels. flares fired in the night sky illuminating the battlefield. each side taking casualties as israeli forces work to encircle the hamas stronghold of gaza city civilians are at increasing risk. the u.n. reporting israeli strikes damaged several of its camps inside gaza.

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in the past, she initiated the creation of the detroit muslim-jewish forum.rld, the situation is no better; vice-chancellor fergia habeck called the scale of anti-semitism in germany appalling. he said that the germans bear a historical responsibility, and anti-semitism should have no place at all in germany in no way. in germany, after the outbreak of the palestinian-israeli conflict , numerous demonstrations were held in support of palestine. some of them develop into riots. in berlin, the local community complains to the media and police that they are being spoiled by walls and threats, people are afraid to take taxis and go to stores, and this is some kind of surreal thing, in germany the hunt for jews has begun again, in france the echo of the middle east conflict is leading to social tension and innocent victims. police opened fire on a woman wearing a four-piece in the paris metro. in the police report indicated that she was arguing with passengers, threatening to blow up the train and shouting allahu akbar. she refused to obey the orders of the securi

in related news, the detroit city council on tuesday became the largest u.s. city to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire. polls show some two-thirds of americans support a ceasefire. in missouri, protesters rallied at the gates of a boeing manufacturing plant near st. louis tuesday demanding an end to the use of u.s.-made weapons in the killing of palestinian civilians in gaza. protesters say the factory produces joint direct attack munitions and gbu-39 small diameter bombs supplied to israel's air force. in hollywood, the united talent agency has stopped representing oscar winner susan sarandon after she spoke at a rally in new york city last week where she called for a ceasefire in gaza. she has been active at antiwar protests to demand the protection palestinian lives. >> you don't have to be palestinian to stand for the palestinian people. [cheers] you do not have to be palestinian to understand the slaughter of almost 5000 children is unacceptable and a war crime. amy: the world food programme warns it will run out of food aid for at least 1.4 milli

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he was the police chief for detroit. he was in l.a. as well as one point in time. one of the lies that they tell that their policies are working. they are not soft on crime. they are fighting for the working people of our country. tell us why they are wrong. >> good morning, lawrence. i got to tell you, it's a flat out lie these cities have crime problems. and i'm going to be a little more specific because he uses the murder rate, but he says nothing about overall crime. cities that soros funded prosecutors, for example, those places are an absolute mess. they are crime ridden. let's look at new york. let's look at chicago. these all have progressive prosecutors. so i don't know where he is getting at. but here is what is interesting. one of the safest, major cities in america right now is dallas, texas. and your state, dallas, texas. and guess what? that mayor just left the democrat party and is now republican. and do you know one of the main reasons why he left the party? is because he said i'm not for this defund the police. i support law enforcement. i support,

. ♪ i am from detroit. [applause] midwest.hen you tried to get in, detroit was drop in aretha franklin on you. smokey robinson was saying i've got sunshine on a cloudy day. when it is cold outside. so brooklyn, recognize what up though. stevie wonder. when you believe in things you do not understand and then you suffer. superstition ain't the way. detroit established the foundations of which we rest on right now. what up? brooklyn is a nice little brother and sister. we appreciate you. [applause] [laughter] did i mention that letitia james and i have the same birthday? a little sibling rivalry. we are honored to be here today. we know we are living in the middle of a crisis. a crisis of imagination. a crisis of conceiving democracy yet again. we know the forces of white supremacy and the hateful articulation of an orange apparition that denies the legitimacy of our humanity joined by floridians that want to ban books, black bodies and imagination. we are not having it. that is why our ancestors poured into us. we do not get th

and this is about 1,000 people, jewish americans from detroit, had chartered three airplanes. and they arrived at dulles airport, which is out in virginia about 20 miles from where i'm sitting right here. as it turns out, a couple of the buses showed up but a third of the bus did not because apparently drivers organized a mass sickout when they found out they would be transporting jewish americans to this rally. and they said, you know what? we are not going to show up. so what happened was something like 300 of these people who had flown from detroit, never got off the tarmac. they waited for 11 hours until the people who did go to the rally came back and they could fly home. it's crazy. >> ainsley: the reason was the three planes had to fly back out together because that's what they were scheduled to do. the chartered flights cannot depart the tarmac without preorganized vehicular transportation. because, when i heard this story why didn't they get off the plane and call ubers and go to the rally. you can't do that you have to have your transportation organized in advance fo

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