geographic belt running through the middle of theng country, including stas like oklahoma and detroit, michiganodruff: what did you find in regard to gender, in terms of women at both ends of the income scale, and then. >> we find large gaps in life expecty in the u.s. as a whole, between the highest and lowest income americans, for both men and women. for men, being in the top 1% of the income distribution gives you a life that's about 15 years longer, on average, than men in the bottom 1% of the income distribution. for women, the gap is ten years. still large but not quite as large. what's interesting, judy, about the gender difference is that it's well known that women tend to live longer than men, on average, but we find that's much more true at low-income levels. among low-income families, women live about six or seven years longer than men. at the highest income levels, women live only about one year longer than men. >> woodruff: and just quickly, whatñr questions does this lead you to? what do you want to know next in order to understand this better? >> well, what this research shows us

i was in detroit, michigan, where their public school system is on the verge of collapse. i have been in baltimore, maryland, in a community where freddie gray was killed, where there are no grocery stores. none. where there are no bank branches, where unemployment rate is somewhere around 50%. where the school system is failing. and what the african-american community is asking, and justly so, how does it happen that we have trillions of dollars to spend on a war in iraq we never should have gotten into -- [ cheers and applause ] how can we give tax breaks to billionaires but supposedly we don't have the funds to rebuild our inner cities? >> bernie sanders giving his pretty much standard stump speech, as you heard him reference the war in iraq, wall street as well. this is all a part of the laundry list of reasons he said earlier this week that hillary clinton does not have the judgment to be president. more now on the sanders campaign, as we pointed out, in new york, he is 14 points behind hillary clinton. i believe we have hallie jackson standing by. actually, we're goi

detroit and michigan in general is an incredible place for charitable, giving, considering how hard pressed it is and considering, you know, detroit, one of the most bankrupt cities in america a few years ago. and, still struggles greatly, but the charitable attitude is really incredible. so most of my work is there. and then i have an orphanage in haiti that i've been going to for the last six years, or i've been operating for the last six years. i go every month, for three or four days. >> what's it like interacting with the kids? >> oh, it's the best. i mean, this is, this is childhood the way it was meant to be. there are no cell phones, there's no internet, there's no television, there's no anything. and so our kids, which range from three years old to 18 years old when, when they leave, they've not been taught anything that's cool or not cool. so an 11 year old boy will take his arm and, and, and put his own arm around you and lean into you, you know, 'cause nobody told him that 11 year old boys aren't supposed to do that. i love these children. you know, i wasn't, blessed to have chi

michigan. here's detroit. the state is shaped like a mitten with a hat on it. michigan is made up of two peninsulas, the lower and the upper, called the "u.p." >> in english, the michigan motto means "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water. and michigan has an extensive coastline. there are the four great lakes. they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. flag, the latin for "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how the missionaries and the fur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun, he's waving -- a peaceful gesture, you might say. but then there's this word. >> tuebor means "i will defend" and dates back to 1835, when tensions rose so high between the neighboring states michigan and ohio that they almost went to war. >> there's more latin across the top. you'll recog

our line for republicans. 202-748-8002 for independents on on the independent line, james from detroit, michigan. >> caller: good morning to you and mrs. chu. >> good morning. you are on the air. >> caller: yeah. well, good morning. i just have a question for mr. is chu. being that the justice department and the president of the united states have went through the court system over fast and furious, and have been denied and a subpoena came down where they had to deliver information friday april 8th by midnight, which they failed to do. now being mrs. lynch, the department of justice, should know what a subpoena is, should know what the law is, and should know that she has to comply. so where do we go from here being that she is blatantly breaking the law? >> thank you, sir. we'll get a response. >> well, i do believe that in the case that's before the supreme court, the issues certainly will be vetted and that the proper documents have been filed and i do believe that the constitutional authority of the president is very, very clear. there certainly has been precedent set. >> let me ask you abou

smith, age 65, and jameel good win, age 43, killed while sitting on their porch on march 11 in detroit, michigan. ouglas heroin -- hern, age 48. owe leera foust was killed by her mother's boyfriend on march 12 in georgia. she was trying to protect her mother from gunfire. ms. jackson and darell hunt, age unknown, were killed on march 19 in alabama. sergai dumas, age 2728, killed as a house party on march 20 in plantation, florida. he is survived by his 15-month-old son pictured here on this poster next to me. billy joe, age 32, and her children, collin, 5, and courtny, age 4, were killed by their husband and father on march 230 in louisville, kentucky. kelly 39, and her sons jade, 10, and lang, 7, were killed by kelly's husband and lang's father on march 21 is it in sherman, texas. liz liz jamie woods, age unknown, killed by her husband -- arch 25 in lauderdale, lauderdale county, alabama. he was shot their two sons in critical condition but survived. virginia state trooper, chad damer, was killed by a gunman at a bus station on march 31? richmond, virginia. he was a marine corps veteran and had

detroit and michigan in general is an incredible place for charitable, giving, considering how hard pressednd considering, you know, detroit, one of the most bankrupt cities in america a few years ago. and, still struggles greatly, but the charitable attitude is really incredible. so most of my work is there. and then i have an orphanage in haiti that i've been going to for the last six years, or i've been operating for the last six years. i go every month, for three or four days. >> what's it like interacting with the kids? >> oh, it's the best. i mean, this is, this is childhood the way it was meant to be. there are no cell phones, there's no internet, there's no television, there's no anything. and so our kids, which range from three years old to 18 years old when, when they leave, they've not been taught anything that's cool or not cool. so an 11 year old boy will take his arm and, and, and put his own arm around you and lean into you, you know, 'cause nobody told him that 11 year old boys aren't supposed to do that. i love these children. you know, i wasn't, blessed to have children of

host: let's hear from george from detroit, michigan. george, go ahead. are you there?eight, let's turn to from brooksville, florida. mike, are you there? guest: yes i am. host: what are your thoughts of the minimum wage at go caller: the problem of raising it, you have a situation where -- the problem is it is not going to raise the minimum wage, everybody in the line that is there is going to say if you raise his pay, i want a raise. this is going to cause -- everything is going to go up to buy. instead of buying bread for two dollars and loaf, now it will be seven dollars a loaf. everything is going to adjust itself up because that is the only way a businessman can turn around and justify to pay somebody coming in at $15 an hour. if a guys making $22 an hour because he has been 15 years. host: all right. be a dogt will catching its tail. we need to think about -- host: david cooper, your response. guest: this is a really important point. the gentleman is correct that when you raise the minimum wage, other workers will want raises. said this an analogy is cutting off

the as ace was beat up a little bit tonight by the detroit tigers back in michigan as he lasts only twonnings. martinez takes him deep, a three-run shot and the as are trailing in this ball game right now 8-3 in the 7th inning. so right now, we've got the as on the shortened, the giants have collected their victory and tonight, the golden state warriors hoping, of course, to end the houston rockets season and move on to round two against either the clippers or the portland trail blazers. that's the sporting life for right now as we approach right about a half hour before game time. >> mark, i know curry isn't playing. does he put on a suit and sit on the bench and watch or what happens? reporter: yeah, i would think that you will see him -- you'll remember back in houston, he didn't pack a suit, so he couldn't sit on the bench. i imagine being closer to home, that will be remedied and you know, i would think it would be inspirational just for the warriors to see his presence on the bench. so obviously we'll keep you up to date on that. but fully expect curry to be out on the bench, unle

. >>> "the detroit free press" said michigan governor rick snyder pledged to drink flint's safe. the republican governor visited a home in flint monday that had been confirmed to have high levels of lead. he drank filtered tap water and left with several gallons for his home and office. >>> "rolling stone" reports pearl jam canceled a north carolina concert to protest the state's so-called bathroom bill. a hand-written statement released by the band calls the law a despicable piece of legislation that encourages discrimination. the law requires transgender people to use the bathroom of their birth gender. >>> and "the miami herald" says carnival has opened cuba cruise bookings to cuban-born travelers. carnival had been under fire for not allowing cuban-americans to buy tickets. cuban regulations bar people born in cuba from returning by ship. delayed if the cuban government does not allow cuban-americans. >>> still ahead, a tasty marketing idea. french fry lovers will be able to enjoy a new unlimited option at an upcoming mcdonald's restaurant. no, no, no, no, people are both sof

detroit, through wisconsin and michigan, drives to the south and off the coast of new york and new jersey by tomorrow morning. accumulations in pennsylvania through parts of west virginia, northern ohio as well. and a freeze all the way to augusta, georgia. 24 in chicago, 26 louisville. and below freezing to north carolina. teens through upstate new york, and i think the cold pattern is here to stay through next week. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> now to the groundbreaking message from pope francis tonight. releasing a new document called church should be more understanding for divorced and remarried catholics. he calls on the church to be less judgmental. >>> now the the former sailor released from prison after he was cleared by dna evidence after more than 30 years behind bars. so sure of his innocence, he refused to take a plea deal. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: after 33 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit, today keith harward walked out of jail to cheers. >> that's the worst part about this, my parents. it killed them. it devastated them. >> reporter: harward was convict

sherry in detroit michigan, would you say she is a progressive? caller: i would say so, yes.ood morning, by the way, greta. i think she is a progressive in the sense that i think in some for pretty much the underdogs, the oppressed and downtrodden. i think she's concerned about the people. larger societye has written off. the people that donald trump's angry white male supporters typically hate. basically people of color, gay people. i think she supports them. abortion rights and gun control, things of that nature. and i think she will try to do her best as president if she is elected. host: what about her ties to wall street, her vote on the iraq war? caller: i was kind of apprehensive at first about her war, but i riraq think i'm willing to try to look past that and kind of look at the bigger picture here as far as the issue she cares about. host:w hy not bernie sanders? caller: i guess in a sense i don really know that much about him in terms of his progressive stance. i'm sure he does the same things knownnce most of us have secretary clinton for a long time, i think she

i have been to detroit, michigan and talked to people who have seen their public school system on theerge of collapse. i have been to baltimore, maryland, where there are communities where 40% or 50% of the people are unemployed or underemployed. people all over this country and in the african-american community are asking me a very simple question. they say, bernie, how can we -- how come we always seem to have money to spend trillions of dollars fighting a war like the one in iraq that we never should have gone into, but we are always told that we don't have the money to invest in rebuilding inner cities in america? [applause] sen. sanders: and you know what? you know what? those people are right, it is always the way it is. there is always money for war. there is always money for military expenditures. there is always money for tax breaks for billionaires, but somehow there is not enough money to rebuild inner cities or to pay attention to the people in this country who are hurting the most. well, you know what? we are going to change that dynamic. [applause] sen. sanders: this cam

over detroit, accumulation through wisconsin and michigan, drives to the south and off the coast of new york and new jersey by tomorrow morning. accumulations in pennsylvania through parts of west virginia, northern ohio as well. and a freeze watch all the way to augusta, georgia. these are actual low temperatures tomorrow. 24 in chicago, 26, louisville. and below freezing to north carolina. teens through upstate new york, and i think the cold pattern is here to stay through next week. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> now to the groundbreaking message from pope francis tonight. the pope releasing a new document called the joy of love, saying the church should be more understanding for divorced and remarried catholics, barred from receiving communion. he doesn't make any changes to church doctrine with abortion, same-sex marriage or contraception. but he calls on the church to be less judgmental. >>> now to the former sailor released from prison after he was cleared by dna evidence after more than 30 years behind bars. so sure of his innocence, he refused to take a plea deal. here's linsey da

[booing] i have been to detroit, michigan where their public school system is on the verge of a fiscalryland where tens of thousands of people are addicted to heroin. [audience boos] i know that addiction is a problem here and we will get to that in a second. the point is -- never forget it -- we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world. but, most people in our country do not know that because almost all of the new income and wealth is going to the top 1%. [audience booing] we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world and that means that public school systems should not be collapsing. youth unemployment in this country should not be 30%, 40% or 50%. our infrastructure should not be disintegrating. [cheers and applause] we as a people have got to ask some very hard questions and then have the guts to take on some very powerful people. you know, a great nation is not judged by the number of billionaires it has or the number of nuclear weapons it has. it is judged by how it treats the weakest and most vulnerable amongst us. [cheers and applause] it is not accept

sanders: i have been to detroit, michigan where their public school system is on the verge of a fiscalve been to baltimore, maryland where tens of thousands of people are addicted to heroin. [audience boos] sen. sanders: i know that addiction is a problem here and we will get to that in a second. the point is -- never forget it -- we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world. but, most people in our country do not know that because almost all of the new income and wealth is going to the top 1%. [audience booing] sen. sanders: we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world and that means that public school systems should not be collapsing. youth unemployment in this country should not be 30%, 40% or 50%. our infrastructure should not be disintegrating. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: we as a people have got to ask some very hard questions and then have the guts to take on some very powerful people. you know, a great nation is not judged by the number of billionaires it has or the number of nuclear weapons it has. it is judged by how it treats the weakest and

michigan. and i live in detroit. and we were down 20 points in michigan.ad a 99% chance of winning and we ended up winning michigan. and no small account because of the diversity that bernie was bringing to the campaign. so we think we can do it in new york, too. we don't see any reason why not. >> thank you. good luck in new york. >> thanks for having me. >>> the terrorists who attacked brussels changing plans at the last minute. what authorities are revealing about their initial plans. >> translator: he grew up like any other child. then he met friends at school. and then they became a gang that parents could not control. some cash back cards are, shall we say, unnecessarily complex. limiting where you can earn bonus cash back... then those places change every few months... please. it's time you got the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. doesn't get much simpler than that. what's in your wallet? wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business beco

detroit. i think it is there. one of the big stories, a michigan foundation is supporting efforts to make sure detroit students havean drinking water. the children's hospital has secured a $135,000 grand to pay for the testing. that's the live >>> senator bernie sanders is on a winning streak. he is making the race exponentially more difficult than hillary clinton could have imagined. in pittsburgh where the democrats are and where they're going from here. >> while hillary clinton has been trying to jump ahead to the general election, today she was forced to turn her attention back again to bernie sanders. questioning the socialist loyalties. >> he is a relatively new democrat. and in fact i'm not even sure he is one. >> and charging sanders is not doing his homework on policy ideas that are not realistic. >> like a lot of people, i am concerned that some of his ideas won't work because the number don't add up. >> sanders helped clinton make her point in a board meeting with the new york daily news where he appeared to be unprepared. not knowing the details of the core of his campaign. whether he would have the pow

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i'm from southville, michigan, north of detroit. i don't think i know anybody from there. do i know you? from your past. >> jimmy: you are not the blast from my past? may i ask you about the personalized license plate collection you have hanging on your wall, it says tigers tigers. >> yes. detroit tigers. i got extras autographed over the years. >> jimmy: touchy class in the home. i'm assuming you're not married. >> i'm sorry. did i dial a date again? >> jimmy: dave, thank you. once again, i'm terrible at this game. okay, i'm going to switch gears here. i'm going to go with number four. number four, are you the person from my past? >> well, my name is dave. you know? just got to go with the theme. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> it's heather. i'm from philadelphia. >> jimmy: i notice you have bradley cooper on your wall in the background there. >> got to represent. >> jimmy: that's right. do i know you? >> hm. no. sorry. you'd like to know me, though. >> jimmy: i should have guessed that it wouldn't have been a female. yeah. all right. well, thank you very much. and, well,

michigan. maguire was removed from a detroit to philadelphia flight before takeoff on march 26th. this is video showing his arrest. police say he had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit. maguire is from chadsford and charged with operating an aircraft under the influence. >>> this is no place! >> tensions rise at a new york airport. why this woman unleashed a verbal assault on an airline worker. >>> how crews managed to find a 72-year-old woman missing for nine days in the arizona wilderness. >>> get ready to feel the freeze. how long it's going to last and when you can expect to see a big warm-up. details ahead. elmo's got the moves. sesame street live let's dance has abby elmo and cookie monster dancing with you and your family! sesame street live let's dance playing liacouras center this weekend! tickets on sale now! narendorsed katie mcgintyent obama afor us senate? nt biden because she's a "champion for working families." katie mcginty will take on the republicans and protect social security and medicare. and mcginty will work for equal pay for women - because familie

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. >> it's may 12th, 2008, battle creek, michigan, two hours west of detroit. 43-year-old michael fisher trial for murdering his wife and 12-year-old son. >> it was a double homicide. we don't get a lot of those in calhoun county, it was a child, and it happened right after christmas. so, it did attract a lot of media attention. >> after the closing arguments, the judge gives his verdict. >> guilty as charged of first-degree premeditated murder. >> michael fisher is convicted of the double murders in december 2006. >> it was after that that the commotion happened in the courtroom. >> no! no! >> michael fisher was clearly agitated. he moved very quickly. i saw him get out of his chair. he turned quickly. >> he swung his body away -- towards me, swinging, making contact with my face, hitting me in the face. >> deputy eby sort of fell back and michael fisher went for his gun at that point. it was frightening. >> deputy eby, reacting quickly, has his arms around fisher's waist, squeezing him tightly. >> it happened in split seconds. as i was driving into him, lifting him up, that's the point

the vehicle with michigan plates has been spotted in the detroit area.utomakers often buy cars made by competitors for road testing and teardowns to reveal components and materials and how exactly they are put together. itted continental has made official, shaking of its board as part of an agreement with investors. robert milton will be the new chairman. milton will replace the current chairman henry myers. united agreed to give seats to firms askcapital -- for a chairman with airline experience. in other corporate news we are watching intel shares rising today after the worlds biggest maker of semiconductors made the decade.cut back in a cory johnson joins us now for more. this is a shift we have seen with a lot of older big tech companies. cory: the pc market decline is news to no one certainly not intel. intel has had success in gaining market share while everyone else has offered. is much worse for others than intel. it is a place where people go to work for long careers and expect to stay there. both cuts would be voluntary and involuntary and our

i think people in america really don't know not only what's going on in flint, michigan, they don't know that the detroitublic school system is on the verge of fiscal collapse, they don't know in baltimore, maryland there are tens of thousands of heroine addicts, they don't know in inner cities all over this country, people are paying 40, 50, 60% of their incomes because that's are not enough affordable housing. people do not really know what's going on in african-american communities where kids are suffering 40, 50, 60% rates of unemployment. what i have learned in this campaign is if i get elected president, we are going to change national priorities. we're not going to rebuild communities in iraq and afghanistan, we're going to rebuild them in the united states of america. >> senator sanders, thank you very much. everyone here, thank you very much and especially all these wonderful folks. up next rachel maddow hosts another exclusive town hall event with secretary hillary clinton. >>> victory is in sight. >> hillary clinton has the momentum. >> this campaign is the only one democrat or republican to w