the first is in detroit michigan, where ten people were shot. the shooting happened on a basketball court. we are hearing reports that at least one person is dead and that another is in critical

the first is in detroit michigan, where ten people were shot.he shooting happened on a basketball court. we are hearing reports that at least one person is dead and that another is in critical condition. there has also been a shooting in west philadelphia. seven people were shot at a block party including a 2-year-old and 10-year-old. both are in critical condition. a gunman with a shotgun opened fire on the crowd. more on the storms in a little bit. right now we want to tell you about all of the people that lost power in our area. a number of individuals. many families still in the dark right now. more than 26,000 customers are in the dark. most of them are very hard hit in fairfax counties. pepco has just under 200 customers out and bg & e has 12,500 of customers without power and 2,000 are in the anne arundel county. we posted the tweets and facebook posts and we appreciate that. that's at nbcwashington.com. and >>> fans witnessed history today for the second time. matt scherzer's career day. >> before all of the lightning and strikes, matt s

but first, we go first to detroit, michigan where we are , joined by two of the plaintiffs in the supreme court's same-sex marriage case. april deboer and jayne rowse initially went to court in michigan to win the right to jointly adopt each other's children. they then challenged the state's ban on same-sex marriage since joint adoption in michigan is tied to marriage. and here in our new york studio, we are also joined by marc solomon, the national campaign director of freedom to marry. he is also author of, "winning marriage: the inside story of how same-sex couples took on the politicians and pundits and won." as we go to detroit to get reaction to this historic decision on same-sex marriage. april and jayne, your response to the court's decision? >> you know, obviously, we are happy that our family will finally be a legally recognized family once jayne and i put our wedding together and adopt our children. amy: jayne, when he heard the supreme court decision announced on friday morning, just after 10:00 eastern standard time, how did you feel? >> you know, i felt that the court had do

. >> i was born and raised in detroit michigan. i went to college in atlanta, georgia. i went to the military for a few years, made a stop in alabama, indiana, a year and a half in europe. in 1988 i got stationed at the oakland army base in oakland california. i lived in oakland from 1988 to 1998. i love the bay area. >> you were here for the earthquake. >> yes, i was here october 17, 1989 5:04 p.m. >> very deep sports connection to the bay area. you are a lay catholic evangelist. >> yes. >> we will break that down and talk about what that means. i am looking forward to it. let's talk about your dad. >> dad broke into the nfl in 1952. he was a walk on kind of undrafted free agent in 1952. he set an nfl record that year of most intersept ions in one season. a year later he was traded to at the time the chicago cardinals. he played for them from 1953 to 1959. from '60 to '66 he played for lions. i went into the nfl hall of fame in 1974. >> that father has raised a wonderful son. >> thank you. >> we have a beautiful picture of you. great shot. was taken in 1994, the 20th a

." >>> on the streets of detroit and throughout michigan, hard times are leading to hard choices for a growing number of young women caught up in the underground sex trade. >> domestic trafficking in the state of michigan is a huge problem. >> police! coming in. >> we've seen cases involving 12- and 13-year-olds in small towns. we've seen cases involving young girls in the big cities here. they are modern-day slaves, on the streets all around us. >> out of work and out of options, more and more are turning to the oldest profession in a desperate bid to make ends meet. >> and why are you guys out doing this? >> i'm homeless with four kids. >> but lurking in the shadows are the pimps and the traffickers, predators who will stop at nothing to extract their pound of flesh. >> they're going to beat you, kill you, or overdose you. one of the three, you're going to leave here in a very tragic way. >> get your hands up! >> hands up! >> tonight, msnbc goes undercover with the fbi in michigan as they battle to rescue the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex slavery in the motor city. >

blowing for a 13-year-old boy in detroit, michigan. it was anvent."o that point, the only live- action batman the world had seen was adam west. his campy portrayal of theaped crusader was successful in its own way, bringing tv episodes to movie theaters at points during the 1960s. always was as a kid and i loved but 11 years after "superman: the movie" brought a comic book character to a feature length film, the timing was right for the dark knight to rise again. batman as adam west, the generation does not. they think of it as something new, and something crazier and creepier." those darker ideas of the batman story came from graphic novels like "the killing joke" and frank miller's "the dark knight returns." both came out in the years leading up to batman's theatrical release and had given warner brothers reason to think it would be bringing in a crucial audience. "we can take what's considered a kid's franchise,it's certainly darker than superman, take a kid franchise and make it a little more towards teens which is the sweet spot of who buys ticke

but hopes to someday join his brothers who reside near detroit, michigan. two other refugees i spoke to also held out until june last year when christians were given the ultimate matem, convert, pay a tax, or die. >> translator: i lost everything. my whole life's struggle to work and earn money got stolen from me. my furniture, everything was stolen. >> she's heard of the atrocities committed against those who stay. >> translator: people coming after us they did witness a lady she was holding her baby and crying and begging the isis fighter. take me don't take my child. he told her i'm going to make you feel sad all your life. isis took her son and she did not see how they killed him. but they took him. >> after moving from one place to another they heard jordan would welcomes christians. >> translator: i thank the king of jordan for hosting us and being nice to us. >> though they're relatively safe in jordan these christians are not allowed to work here. a rule designed to insure they don't become permanent residents of the country. so they are trying to j

. >> james from detroit, michigan. >> how many times have you been married? : a lot of people are saying two. a lot of people are saying zero. how many times has james from detroit been married? >> once. >> are you still married? >> yes, ma'am. >> how is it going? >> good. >> is it better or worse than you imagined prison to be like? >> i have been in prison and it is better than prison. >> jimmy: isn't that romantic? he should write greeting cards. let's look at another. >> ken from washington, d.c. >> how many times have you been married? >> one. >> jimmy: how many times has ken been married? >> zero. >> what's wrong with you? >> i'm working with on it. >> step one, lose the "star trek" t-shirt. that's not helping. next up. >> my name is andy roberts from corona, california. >> how many times have you been married? >> jimmy: how many times has andy been married -- four -- only one way to find out. >> once. >> are you still married? >> you know what? i have been married twice. my wife passed away ten years ago and then nine years ago i met my husband jerry. >

i'm a security officer at the college ofreative studies in detroit michigan and i receive subsidies fromble health care. i work for detroit public schools for ten years. and i had blue cross and blue shield which my employer paid for. i had full coverage. i had very good health care insurance not only for myself but also for my children. nd as of july 30th 2010 my employment was terminated and i lost all my health care insurance. not only for myself but for my children also. i couldn't afford the cobra. so i had to go without insurance for three years. it was devastating. i couldn't go to the doctor. i needed medication to control my high blood pressure. my allergies and my acid reflux. and i couldn't afford to go to the doctor. when at fordable health care started i signed up right away. i called the number and they walked me all the way through it was able to go to the doctor on a regular basis. i was able to get my medication. i was also my daughter was able to have her surgery. she had-- they discovered a lump on her bret. so she was able to get that done. so it was liberating you kn

. >> mokt ar does not expect to return there, but lives with his brothers in detroit, michigan.thers i spoke to also held out until june last year when christians were given the ultimatum. convert, pay a tax or die. >> i lost everything. my whole life struggle to work and earn the money got stolen from me. my furniture, everything was stolen. >> she has heard of the terror committed against those who stayed. >> people coming after us they did witness a lady she was holding her baby and she was crying. begging the isis fighter take me don't take my child. he told her, i'm going to make you feel sad all your life. isis took her son and she did not see how they killed him but they took him. >> after moving from one place to another they heard jordan would welcome christian refugees. >> thank god they gave us a visa. i thank the king of jordan for hosting us for being nice to us. >> although they are relatively safe in jordan christians are not allowed to work here. they are trying to join their daughter who fled to san diego and arrived in 2009. would you like to follow your childr

joining us from detroit, michigan is emma, the executive director of moveon.org. you make of this, what seems like real gain for bernie sanders in new hampshire? >> what you are seeing is enormous crowds, enormous appetite for the message that bernie sanders is bringing. the same movement that funded the campaign for moveon.org and our partners is out there looking for the same message from the candidates getting in the race, bernie sanders, hillary clinton, martin o'malley, lincoln chaffey and others to come. they are looking to know what are you going to do that our democracy is broken and the economy is stacked against regular people. bernie sanders is doing a great job articulating the fact that we have a real problem we need to solve in the democracy and he is tapping in to a movement that just fought the fast track on the tpp to a stand still in the last week with. we're in the middle of a movement and he is doing a terrific job tapping in to that. and i think you are seeing the candidates forced to respond to that energy, that grassroots energy that is orga

michigan trees down and residents trapped in a goodwill store later freed. and madison oklahoma. in oklahoma, hay 78 caving in and here is the radar at this hour. chicago, detroit, boston tomorrow. first, abc's matt gutman from michigan. >> reporter: just hours ago, the possible tornadoes tearing in michigan ripping the roofs off homes. three temporarily trapped into this goodlittle store. but no one was hurt here. it was stragts line winds near 100 miles an hour that menaced minnesota, iowa earlier. s hail cracking windshields. and iowa winds crashing down with 95 miles an hour. to get to portland we drove through the same line of tomorrows. we are mile fives from sun set and it's almost pitch black. this red is what we are going through right now. a whirlwind of flash flooding in the southern states. a third of their annual rain in the past week. this bridge in hunt county texas, collapsing. motorist rescuing them in the pickup using ropes. and the road caught crumbling on camera. that is a 20 foot by 30 foot chuck of highway disintegrating into the red river. we talk about the power of nature. that is a semitruck. not sure where it began but it ended up insi

host: surely is in detroit michigan for democrats. caller: good morning, my concern is this. anything that our government wants to do to protect us when it comes down to security, i am four. as far as listening in on regular conversations is something that would be kind of puzzling to me. there is a lot going on in our country and around the world. i can understand why they want the patriot act to stay. i think you have to really understand politics in the government itself about the patriot act. there are a lot of men and women who are coming into this country every day and they have been coming in for decades. nobody really knows who is really in our country anymore. they cannot even keep up with who is coming and going. if you have this situation that has taken place with isis and god knows who else, a lot of men and women are being recruited out of our country. they are coming from europe and all around to get involved with these people. whatever our government has to do to keep this country safe. it has started to get very frightening. i don't think i am the only one and

mining and forestry at the western tip of the upper peninsula to the booming auto factories of detroit. michigan embodied the growing optimism opportunity and prosperity that would be america's crowning achievement in the 20th century. michigan factories would turn into the great arsenal of democracy, building the arm addas that would defeat tyranny, win the second world war and in the process create america's middle class. during world war ii my father, herb peters, was a proud soldier in eisenhower's army, helping to free france from nazi occupation. it was there he would meet my mother, mandolin vonier, a frenchwoman. she raised me and my sistersyy and jackie. a few years ago with my late father i joined the sons of the american revolution. my forefather william garrett was a member of the virginia militia and served alongside general george washington at valley forge. my great grandfather julian peters served with the michigan infantry during the civil war. i am proud to follow earlier generations of patriots who served their country and prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice in defense of

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host: shirley is in detroit michigan on the line for democrats. good morning.ler: good morning to you. my concern is this. anything that our government wants to do to protect us when it comes down to security, i've am for. as far as listing into regular conversations and whatnot, that is something that is kind of puzzling to me. there is a lot going on in our country and around the world and i can understand why they want the patriot act to stay, i guess, the way it is. i think you really have to understand politics and the government itself about the patriot act, but there are a lot of men and women who are coming into this country every day. they have been coming in here for decades. and nobody really knows who is really in our country anymore. they can't even keep up with who is coming and going in this country. if you have got the situation that has taken place with isis and god knows who else, a lot of men and women are being recruited out of our country. they're coming from europe and all around to get involved with these people. whatever our government h

. >>> on the streets of detroit and throughout michigan, hard times are leading to hard choices for ar of young women caught up in the underground sex trade. >> domestic trafficking in the state of michigan is a huge problem. >> police! coming in. >> we've seen cases involving 12- and 13-year-olds in small towns. we've seen cases involving young girls in the big cities here. they are modern-day slaves, on the streets all around us. >> out of work and out of options, more and more are turning to the oldest profession

." >>> on the streets of detroit and throughout michigan, hard times are leading to hard choices forumber of young women caught up in the underground sex trade. >> domestic trafficking in the state of michigan is a huge problem. >> police! coming in. >> we've seen cases involving 12- and 13-year-olds in small towns. we've seen cases involving young girls in the big cities here. they are modern-day slaves, on the streets all around us. >> out of work and out of options, more and more are turning to the oldest profession in a desperate bid to make ends meet. >> and why are you guys out doing this? >> i'm homeless with four kids. >>

they have the 70's in chicago and detroit and the upper michigan. not 70's here. that is a cooldown. frontal system is stretching north of us to drop its way across the midatlantic. during the day tomorrow, afternoon and the early evening hours. the best chance of thunderstorms that will develop. once we get this out of here, the skies will begin to clear. drier air will move in from the north and west. it will feel great on wednesday. a bit more humidity on thursday. for the upcoming evening, most around 90. tomorrow 90 to 950. still hot and humid. the afternoon showers and the storms. winds out of the west, 10 to 15 miles per hour. 86 for a high on wednesday. friday back to 90 degrees. the temperatures next week i hate to say this. we are in the lower 90's on sunday and monday. i would rather talk about this instead of a blizzard. jonathan from boston he agrees. jonathan: even the rain we had. we had close to five feet in less than 30 days. this weather no problem at all. kimberly: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a man convicted in a deadly shooting in his t

. >> these jams are made in detroit michigan. the woman who made this called herself the jam pimp.t? >> $75 a jar. but this is creating jobs in the community. >> hot sauce. >> this is from astoria, queens. they make it out of a commercial kitchen in flushing. it's gluten free all natural, has a born-on date right there. $9. >> paper products? >> we're barbecuing how pretty are these? they're colorful, festive. it's called cheeky. it's one for one. you buy a package and they donate a meal for feeding -- feeding a family in north america. they've already donated three million. >> this is owen and fred. they make amazing luggage tags and key chains. so this one? >> klg and hoda! >> they design everything and they're made throughout the country. vegetable dye. >> we live together we could have our keys. >> yeah zplmplts! and only $25. it's a custom special product. >> shades? >> wooden sunglasses. >> i love wooden sun glasses. >> out of portland, oregon. they're all hand crafted. wooden sun glasses are a thing. they also do the acetate version. how school that? it's like a piece of art

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michigan. this takes you through 11:30 tonight. detroit is hit again. in indiana. and we are most concerned about the watch area. that is for tonight. that is the threat. then it moves to the east and i'm very concerned about new england. you can see the threat area just west of boston and east of albany. any where roanoke to d.c., philadelphia, all can see the damaging winds tomorrow and large hail. >> the severe threat through the next 24 hours. thanks. see you on gma tomorrow morning. >>> in the meantime there is major developments on the manhunt for the escaped killers. here is what the police believe they might look like on the run. s search teams after a a new and significant clue today. an owner on of a cabin finds foot eaten. he then shouts and witnesses what he says is an escape. linzie janis is there. >> reporter: tonight, the strongest lead yet in the massive man hunt for the two escaped killers. the authorities say they have dna proof of their hide out. about 20 miles from prison, in a hunting cabin. dna recovered from food and also inside prison issued

host: shirley is in detroit michigan on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning to you. my concern is this. anything that our government wants to do to protect us when it comes down to security, i've am for. as far as listing into regular conversations and whatnot, that is something that is kind of puzzling to me. there is a lot going on in our country and around the world and i can understand why they want the patriot act to stay, i guess, the way it is. i think you really have to understand politics and the government itself about the patriot act, but there are a lot of men and women who are coming into this country every day. they have been coming in here for decades. and nobody really knows who is really in our country anymore. they can't even keep up with who is coming and going in this country. if you have got the situation that has taken place with isis and god knows who else, a lot of men and women are being recruited out of our country. they're coming from europe and all around to get involved with these people. whatever our governme

host: shirley is in detroit michigan on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning to you. my concern is this. anything that our government wants to do to protect us when it comes down to security, i've am for. as far as listing into regular conversations and whatnot, that is something that is kind of puzzling to me. there is a lot going on in our country and around the world and i can understand why they want the patriot act to stay, i guess, the way it is. i think you really have to understand politics and the government itself about the patriot act, but there are a lot of men and women who are coming into this country every day. they have been coming in here for decades. and nobody really knows who is really in our country anymore. they can't even keep up with who is coming and going in this country. if you have got the situation that has taken place with isis and god knows who else, a lot of men and women are being recruited out of our country. they're coming from europe andpeople. whatever our government has to do to keep this country safe.

detroit. >> it was in michigan. >> okay. >> we're going to talk about a stunt. looks like something from a movie but it was a car trying to beat a drawbridge. this was no movie, however. we'll tell you how this ended. >> also ahead, concerns about supplies on the space station after the rocket failure right after launch. why astronauts may have to evacuate. >> and the stunning musical collaboration with some of the biggest performers in the biz. a remix video you've got to see. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather, brought to you by rid x septic cleaner. while there are some home disasters you can't avoid, there is one you can. septic system breakdowns effect over one million households in the u.s. each year. septic back-ups can cost about $13,000 in expense. thankfully there's rid-x. rid-x costs less than $7. and the advanced natural bacteria generates powerful enzymes which accelerate the waste digestion. use rid-x once a month, and help save yourself from disaster. rid-x. #1 in septic maintenance. everyone loves how they feel in dark clo

in the span of about 24 hours, 27 -- 27 people were shot and three were killed in detroit, michigan. it's a city that i represent along with my esteemed colleague, congressman john conyers. the f.b.i. and the detroit police department confirmed that in the city of detroit, overall crime is down. yet, gun deaths are on the rise. 90% of the americans who were polled want universal background checks for gun purchases. 90%. so what are we waiting for? there's not a member of congress who has not been touched by gun violence. and that includes one of our own, a colleague that is highly respected gabby giffords. how many more deaths must families and communities endure? how many more funerals must we attend? how many more children must be orphaned? how many more parents must suffer the unspeakable heartbreak of losing a child? there's no question that we must act and we must act now. how many times must we watch on national news what gun violence uncontrolled gun violence can do to our country? the action that focuses on three principles. establish universal background checks. eliminate the

police officer is recovering tonight after being shot, while off duty in dearborn, michigan outside of detroit. the officer's name has not been released. our sister public di haitian reports the officer was shot earlier this morning after he and a friend left a strip club. police say another driver pulled up alongside their suv, shouted something and then started shooting. both officer and his friend are expected to be okay and police are searching for the shooter. >>> and a manassas city police officer is recovering tonight from a traffic accident. police say another driver tried to make a u-turn from a right lane this morning and hit that officer's motorcycle along hastings drive in manassas. police have charged 29 year old cindy rathbun with wreckless driving and that injured officer will recover. >>> a prince georges county man is in serious trouble accused of possessing and distributing child porn. maryland state police tell us they arrested james littlejohn after they found the images on his computer seized during a search warrant executed at his home. the troopers took the 47 year old p

michigan. they were in detroit and this lady called and said this pig is going crazy.k the pig and it's looking out the back window and the pig made a little poop mess. >> the taxpayers had to pay for that? >> bacon in the back seat. >> eric? >> quickly sepp blatter resigned today. no one can figure out, three days after he won re-election, why he was resigning. according to my fox news app blat blatter is now under investigation by u.s. officials. >> with a name like that -- >> geraldo? >> i was deeply touched by the president's decision with pentagon urging congress to also involve to recognize two veterans two medal of honor winners from world war i almost 100 years ago. one of them black, private henry johnson who fought with the harlem hell fighters the other jewish two men whose conspicuous gallantry was overlooked largely because of discrimination in the armed services during that period. right on mr. president. you did the right thing. >> that's it for us. "special report" is next. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news alert. legislation ended

pennsylvania, mecina, new york duluth minnesota, milwaukee, wisconsin, gary indiana, toledo, ohio, detroit, michigan. the list is a very, very long list. and so we have an aging infrastructure in the great lakes as well. we don't have the power of the intercoastal. we wish we did. but i have to raise my voice in strong objection to the offset related to the st. lawrence seaway development corporation. and so i respect very much the gentleman from pennsylvania, i know what you're trying to do for amtrak. i want to help you in that effort. but not at the expense of the seaway. i'm hoping the respective staffs can work together as this bill moves forward to find a more reasonable offset. i have many ideas for that. but the st. lawrence seaway development corporation should be allowed to remain functional and not harmed by a 10% cut. i yield back my remaining time. mr. price: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: time is yielded back. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. dent: thank you, mr. chairman. i certainly appreciate the gentlelady's comments from ohio and i understand the difficult cho

michigan. a suburb of detroit.th city festival draws thousands of people to the banks of the clinton river. >> jasen's the man! >> a closing act is the popular area magician jasen. >> he had this grand idea. he really wanted to break through the local market into a national spotlight. >> jasen is performing an extraordinary feat. one that has taken months to prepare. it's a well-known escape act created by harry houdini in the '20s. the stunt entails hanging upsidedown and escape from a straitjacket, only that jason plans to take it up a notch. >> he decided to perform the stunt with the rope holding him up upside down on fire. >> jasen's best friend joe chasny works as his emcee. he remembers of morning of the show very clearly. >> we were out on site really, really early. we had to run through so many things with so many people. >> jasen's entire family is in attendance. >> how do you feel about your brother performing? >> very, very calm. >> they filmed the events of the day from a distance. the local news is th

, we talked to dave phillips that in addition to this segment, the state of michigan has acquired large segments of the detroit route that make it a most entirely the public control. it is a very exciting prospect for improving rail service. the last thing i will close on is around the country we are seeing a lot of aggressive action. two look at these corridors, and see that they have great strategic value. in addition to the land, the interest in saving the corridor doors -- new commuter services to be added is rising sharply. it has been very gratifying to see that there has been a number of really successful cases now where agencies have intervened to save corridors from being lost. as i mentioned, once it becomes a regulation -- recreation trail or has another use, it is very tough to bring the railroad back. santa monica stands out. you can see the old route which is shown in the upper left. it needed a little help. it was laying there unused. the railroad was abandoned in 1986. a group of citizens decided that they needed to save the route. you can see by the size of that tree next to the route that a l

heavy rains in michigan cause dangerous conditions in detroit on sunday and the heavy storms there stopped a nascar race at a detroit tigers game as drivers say they couldn't see anything out of their windshields during the storm. more heavy rain is expected there today. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> reporter: 15 minutes past 11:00, and it is hot outside and the temperatures are still climbing. a steamy day and the humidity was high yesterday and is back for round two today and that could help things turn stormy at times this afternoon and not looking at all-day rainfall today or for tomorrow and then relief later this week from the humidity and the storms too. right now we're storm-free and just clouds in allentown and already in the 80s in northeast philadelphia and atlantic city had some pretty good rain that moved through first thing this morning and now it's the temperatures that are moving up 79 degrees and you can see the clouds in the distance a few scattered showers that will be moving through the pocono mountains and no heavy rainfall

good suction about staying away from the piers when you'rein eastern michigan south of detroit they havemonth. that's about a half foot above average. look at lake erie, west of cleveland, the big rains crashing in. new england having it. look at the pictures out of new jersey, flooding rains up to 4 inches of rain in spots. that's the big picture let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: but the rain ended overnight saturday ginger, sunday a much better day and today we're following up with a beauty. nothing showing up on storm tracker 6 live, temperatures in the 60s, this afternoon high of 81 lots of sun. more humid tomorrow with a spotty thunderstorm. it's a composite of lightning. 13th lightning death this year. that's above average. we haven't had this many deaths since 2009 this early in the season. >>> much more ahead this morning. avril lavigne opening up about her battle against lyme disease. the emotional interview with jesse palmer. only here on "gma." >>> the secret to slashing thousands from those summer vacation bills. this family did it. you can, too. when you're on v

be enacted the puerto rico gos would not be covered because in the same way that detroit could go bankrupt but michigant we ought -- insist we should be looking at different ways here. i believe that congress has has been looking at it. of course, after yesterday's announcement by the governor this may be more difficult but i was optimistic up until yesterday that chapter nine was going to be taken up by congress. >> the reason everybody is so worried about this in this country is of the size of municipal bonds and the fact that it has been a convenient and tax effective way for u.s. pensioners and u.s. retirees to be holding detd. what would happen if they had to default? >> i can tell you at the beginning of my tenure in '09, we were in a financial crisis globally. and what is happening now should have happened back then had it not been for slashing costs 20%. it came at tremendous cost politically and other ways. we since then, we have seen detroit and counties and my feeling is that the market believes and a lot of people in washington believe that that systemic risk is not there. it remains to be

in addition to this segment, the state of michigan has acquired large segments of the detroit route which make it almost entirely in public control which is an exciting prospect. the last thing i will close on is around the country we are seeing a lot of aggressive action. look at these old corridors. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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