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a school in brooklyn new york you might go through a metal detector if you go to a school in detroit michigan you might go through a metal detector you might have schools that are locked down twenty four seventh's you might have police on the campus you might get security personnel and campus but in these white suburban neighborhoods where most of these shootings happen they don't want prison schools in their neighborhoods so they won't allow this to happen and neither should they it shouldn't happen in brooklyn it should never been in detroit it should have been in the nation's capital but it does and the reason it does is because these guns are in the hands of people that everyone there is more than three hundred fifty million people there is i mean there's more than three hundred thirty million people in this country and there's more than three hundred million guns out there on our streets we've got to get a grip otherwise there is going to be mass murder all the time in this country without stop the next person is going to try best that person for them this you're never going to be able t

de sufrir consecuencias de posibles consecuencias en el Área de dallas texas hasta llegar a detroit michiganntos de estados unidos. ir rico berrÍos de telemundo telemundo chicago nos aporta mÁs datos, ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> hola felicidades muy buenos dÍas a pesar que lluvias cesaron miles estÁn lidiando con grandes inundaciones que fueron provocadas por acumulaciÓn y toda la precipitaciÓn que recibimos en horas de la noche y con la nieve derretida obl provocaron que inundaciones fueran mayores en el Área de donde nos encontramos fue una de las Áreas mas afectadas al igual que otros suburbios ubicados al suroeste de chicago, al menos dos personas tuvieron que ser trasladadas por bomberos, y ahora pasamos con janice bencosme. >> muchÍsimas gracias y bueno tenemos este sistema responsable, y va tiempo severo de tiempos lagos hasta texas y ha reportado incluso tres tornados en texas con dos personas heridas, tenemos condiciones sumamente frÍas, california especialmente temperaturas que estarÍan oscilando en el rango de 20 a 30 grados y ya saben abrigarse bastante bien. y el dÍa de hoy estos son los l

detroit michigan in boulder, colorado rounded out top three on the list. jim, jan? >> detroit? what's going on in detroit, duscheusne. >> jim, i had the same reaction. now, i have heard from, you know, multiple people, that detroit has been on a road to recovery. >> yes. >> but i was surprised. but my producer said what did you say quicken loans, quicken loans was there? i don't see how that put detroit on the list, though. >> all right. well, we'll have to do some more digging on this one, thanks, diane, you have great weekends. >> do some research. >> too. >> well, some breaking news out of washington right now. the house is just okayed a two -year $400 billion budget deal. now the senate passed the deal earlier this morning. too late to stop a federal government shutdown. now the president still has to sign the budget for the government to reopen. but again, a budget deal has been okayed. >>> meanwhile, a washington dc townhouse with a special place in history is now up for sale. >> it was the scene after dinner party where jfk met jacky. listed at $1.7 million. jack and jac

we do have breaking news, fox news alert out of detroit, michigan.is girlfriend. he shot and killed her, two and her family members and turned the gun on himself. after that before he was fighting with police, for nearly an hour, hit in the legs. >> we live in trying times right now. jillian: all the officers will make a full recover. illegal immigrant acquitted in the shooting of kate steinle, expected to plead guilty to federal gun charges. you're seeing him right there. one countç of fellly owe possession of a firearm and one count of illegal immigrant in possession of a firearm. the jury ruled the shooting at san francisco pier was an accident. he will face 10 years in prison. >>> the decision reversing a 2016 order by the obama administration that directed public school students to use bathrooms that matched their gender identity. the spokeswoman for the department of education saying that the civil rights law called title ix prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, not gender identity. those are the headlines, guys, back to you. jillian:

[cheers and applause] and from d-town, detroit, michigan, it's the maples family. and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car right there. let's go meet the maples family. [cheers and applause] how you doing? pazzella: i'm fine, steve. how are you? steve: pazzella? pazzella: pazzella. steve: ok, i can say that. that's very rare. i got it, though. what do you do for a living? pazzella: uh, me? i oversee all of them. that's my job. because sometimes they need to be supervised, analyzed, but most of the time, they need to be tranquilized. that's what i do. [laughter] steve: really? pazzella: i'm a veteran of the united states army trained to oversee them. steve: what-- [cheers and applause] what is the relationship? pazzella: this is my daughter aairika, this is my sister ovella, this is my sister pazzetta, and my nephew alfred. steve: all right. cool, cool, cool. let's get it on. let's play "feud." give me justin, give me pazzella. [cheers and applause]

own interests japan and south korea did the same thing to united states for decades in less detroit in michigan hobbled in the steel columns of pennsylvania broke. but now when china does it china's too big there's twenty chaney's for every japanese so now the chinese are such economic juggernaut in terms of economic rivalry i think absolutely it is the number one economic rivalry with no country can come there i mean europe is kind of a you know look at look at the technicals you know tech scene in europe it's almost nonexistent it's completely. you know it's playing it is really not a challenge at this point russia it's strong militarily but economically still heavily dependent on oil and gas china is really the main rival economically speaking to the united states and what it can be i would put in there that you know the trade deficit which president trump is rightly concerned bowl well three hundred sixty five billion dollars a year united states half of that is done by american multinational companies that have set up in china so is trainer risk enemy i don't think so i think their arrival

returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from detroit, michigan, motor city, it's thethe maples family. [cheers and applause] and from salt lake city, utah, it's the wardrop family. [cheers and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheers and applause] let's get it on, play "feud." give me brayden, give me pazzella. top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 men--name something about you that's super smooth. brayden: my butt skin. [cheers and applause] my butt. that's... steve: you have smooth butt skin? brayden: yeah, yeah. carter taught me how to manicure it. carter: yeah, yeah. steve: butt skin. brayden: ha ha ha! pazzella: their conversation. steve: their conversation.

one for you today, returning for their third day, with a total of 20,630 bucks, from d-town, detroit, michiganamps, it's the maples family. [cheering and applause] from buford, georgia, it's the mink family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. yeah. [cheering and applause] come on! let's get it on! give me teresa, give me pazzella. ["family feud" theme plays] top 8 answers on the board. name a reason a woman hasn't seen her husband in a year. teresa: traveling. steve: traveling. pazzella: the military. steve: military. [cheering and applause] family: we're gonna play. we're gonna play. pazzella: we're gonna play, steve. [cheering and applause] aairika, name a reason a woman hasn't seen her husband in a year. aairika: he's in jail. steve: he's in jail. [cheering and applause] ovella, name a reason a woman hasn't seen her husband in a year. ovella: steve, because he's deceased. steve: because he's deceased.

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he tches video production at royal oak high school and joins us from detroit, michigan to discuss howcators are confronting this national tragedy. mike conrad, welcome to the program. you were able to lieten to thes two students we were speaking with. what did you make of what they had to say? >> well, i applaud them for everything they had to say. the students not only camile anb ja students around the country are taking a stand and they're using the riggeht langthey are using the right vocabulary. they a i fed up, a's time for them to help make change. so i applaud the fact tat the went to the rally today. irenjoyed hearing the thoughts, and i agree with them. >> woodruff: you were telling us that your own students are speaking up. what are they saying the shooting in florida? >> there's a lot of discussion. thussion tone has changed in the past couple of days. students are scared. i can give you an example that, daily, just a generic.a. announcement throughout the school, when the tone goes off, the tension heightens and you hear a student gasp or a student use with fear "oh, no,"

danny: i've spent some time in detroit, michigan, and what was so amazing, i remember one evening meetingabout 30 different organizations, small groups, one around rethinking education, one about urban gardening and food production, another run by an ex-panther who has an organization for peace zones. i watched all these organizations support each other and they were able to develop a common narrative. that should be the driving force for their coalition building and as kathleen said, organizing. all of those particular things allow us to find ways in which we can build these coalitions. coalitions are essential. the san francisco state strike would not have been successful had it not been for african-american students, native american students, hispanic american students, asian students, and progressive white students. it would not have been successful. it is finding those ways of mobilizing and organizing and creating the language and the narrative, the language and narrative of transforming. prof. materre: for those students in the audience are looking for a class to take in the fall t

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own interests japan and south korea did the same thing to united states for decades in less detroit in michigan hobbled in the steel columns of pennsylvania broke. but now when china does it china's too big there is twenty chaney's for every japanese so now the chinese are such economic juggernaut in terms of economic rivalry i think absolutely it is the number one economic rivalry with no country can come there i mean europe is kind of a you know look at look at the technicals you know tech scene in europe is almost nonexistent it's completely. you know it's clear it's really not a challenge at this point russia it's strong militarily but economically still heavily dependent on oil and gas china is really the main rival economically speaking to the united states how is it can be i would put in there that you know the trade deficit which president trump is rightly concerned both well three hundred say five billion dollars a year united states half of that is done by american multinational companies that have set up in china so we train or are just enemy i don't think so i think their arrival al

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caller: jerry, detroit, michigan.ualities that would make a good president, he has to be empathetic. he has to understand people, be compassionate. he has to have an ability to listen to concerns, the best example of that would be the former president, barack obama. he exhibited those qualities that donald trump lacks. , especiallyose who on the republican line, who will excuse the arrogant, , narcissistic qualities trump has. the current president lacks those qualities. host: gives me a specific example of when obama showed empathy or this idea of understanding the people he governed. when thehe example is sandy hook shootings occurred, he expressed empathy towards those people. the kind of address things that people are concerned about, certain issues, i think. host: jerry, giving us president an example. bill king says this -- when it comes to the qualities of a u.s. president, he should have the the fictional as superman does. truth, justice, and the american way, three things our current potus is missing. website

we do have offices in the michigan, detroit area. >> are you finding that the american workforce is readyor your company to be employed by you? deepu: i think so. as i mentioned -- i actually believe the ai revolution has just begun. three years ago, people talked about ai before, but the average person did not know much about ai. why would you even worry too much about it? the fact that this has just started, ok google three years ago. the quantity in terms of bacon do better, better answers than before, that is just the beginning. it still doesn't know the context of the question you are asking. it could be answering based on your calendar or something you need to do tomorrow. thinking aivel of can help. stagesstill in the early of ai. as ai gets applied more and more, in almost all cases i am saying now, everything from robotics to self-driving car's, in a most all cases, it is augmenting the human being. is the workforce ready for a smartphone? yes. you can become more productive. with a self-driving car, i get more productive. warehouses are getting so big. you don't want humans clim

it has brought feet of snow to some places to our west from cleveland through michigan, detroit, through chicago, and even further west than that. this storm system is lifting north. this will not be our problem. it brought light flurries and light snow showers through the lehigh valley and the poconos today. you see this line of showers, there is a system lifting now out of the gulf of mexico, and this is what will happen, tonight we will be relatively quiet as steve pointed out. we're going to make it into the 40s and the 50s tomorrow. mainly in the afternoon we'll see that rain moving in, scattered showers in the afternoon, but it will start to pick up tomorrow night, and we'll get some very heavy rain moving in here after about 10:00 tomorrow night all of the way through the first half of sunday. we could see thunderstorms as well. especially for all of you in delaware and south jersey. this line of heavy, heavy rain is that i-95 corridor and to the south and west, and this will linger into the afternoon. the weekend forecast is warm but wet. 50s and maybe 60 for sunday. this is your

and we have offices in michigan, detroit area. >> are you finding that the american work force is ready for your company to be employed by you? >> i think they are. think obviously it's evolving. i believe this whole revolution has just begun. three years ago -- people talked about a.i. before, deep learning. the average person did not know much about a.i. and it's not applied, why worry too much about? but the first deployment just started, like i don't know if you use siri or google 3 or -- using it now, you clearly see there's a quality in terms of it can really -- better ans than before. and that is just the beginning. still doesn't know the context of the question that you're asking. it could be -- you could be asking the based on your calendar or something you have to do tomorrow. it has a human -- there's that level of thinking that a.i. can help. so i think the deployment side in the work force is fine because we're in the very early stages of a.i. deployment, and as a.i. is deployed more and more in the case i'm seeing, whether it's robotics, self-driving cars, almost all cases

host: laura is on our republican line from detroit, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning.ve had the privilege of traveling to russia and discussing things with people myt live there, and observation now in regards to this fiasco that we are having in washington can boil down to two investigations. number one, it started to find all the russians messed up our voting, and somehow, mr. mueller timenvolved, and every they come to some sort of a conclusion, it seems to me that our party throws a monkeywrench in to distract things. thisin regards to itestigation, originally started with them i believe some companies were hired to find out about trump's money laundering. prior to his nomination. sent toat, it was another company. the republicans were the first thise that bought information. then when they were not able to use it, they passed it on to the democrats. i am sorry, the name of the company escapes me, but i saw a report that was very methodical how they investigated this. it started out with a clean slate when they said our company followed our procedures, and we follo

and we have offices in michigan, detroit area. >> are you finding that the american work force is ready for your company to be employed by you? >> i think so. i think, you know, obviously, as i mentioned, it's evolving. i actually believe the area that we have has just begun. three years ago, nobody knew. people talked about ai and a form of learning. and the average person did not much about ai. because it was not apply, why would you worry about it. the first deployment just started. i don't know if you're using google three years ago, you're using it now and you use it now, and better than before. and that's just the beginning. because doesn't know the context that you're asking, it could be, are you based on your calendar or something you have to do tomorrow. as a human, you can think there's that level of-- next level of thinking that ai can have. so, i think that the employment cycle, the work force, in the early stages of ai deployment and ai gets deployed more than more. in almost all cases that i'm seeing now, everything that i worked on robotics, or whether it's the deployment

michigan. we are a growing state. detroit is the comdex it in our country. exciting to see and we have a lot of upside. we are the world's leader in mobility -- the whole new field of autonomous and connected vehicles. there are exciting things for a path to the future that is why i am proud to be at this event on small business because part of the comeback has been small businesses grow in michigan and we have created a great environment for that. i view the role of government as environment for success and you let free enterprise work and it is working well. we sit here in washington at the small business event, is washington doing a good job creating the right atmosphere for the creation and development of small business? gov. snyder: moore can be done. in many respects, you get back to saying what is the regulatory environment, and we did those when i first became governor. system,hout the old tax put in a new one that was simple, fair and efficient. we have gotten rid of over 2000 regulations. there is a role for regulations. it is not just about gettin

we're going to start in youngstown, ohio and go to akron, go to detroit and flint, michigan, and over to south bend to try to bring these venture capitalists and their money and investment into the midwest. we're making the argument, acknowledging the fact that 80% of venture capital money goes to three states, california, new york and massachusetts, and only 4% goes into the midwest. we're saying it's a good deal. there's emerging technologies, emerging businesses in towns like the ones we're going to go visit and many others. we want these venture capitalists to see and make these investments. as a democrat, the government can't solve all these problems. we can be a part of the solution, but we need the ply vat sector investment to come in. it's a good deal. it's eight bucks a square foot in youngstown, ohio, and it's about 75 bucks a square foot in san francisco. you can pay an engineer out of youngstown state or university of akron about $60,000 a year. in california you've got to pay them 100, 120. the economics match up. but we've got to connect these two worlds. if we're going

a little enhancement here, nine inches possible on the board irof indiana, ohio and southern michigan. detroitht inches possible for you. and some moving into northern new england, but not a ton of it. this time of year, sometimes the south warms up quicker. and cold in the northern plains, we'll warm up towards the weekend. the southeast through the mid-atlantic. and i think everyone will like it by this weekend. and unfortunately some rain with it. but at least it will be mild. >> at times like this we're both thinking we should be living in atlanta or miami. >>> still ahead, vice president pence touches down in south korea ahead of the kick-off to the olympic games. >> what the vice president had to say about whether or not he'll meet with officials from north korea amid the global games. more than a thousand workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to br

they're outside in detroit in the upper peninsula of michigan.ool that you can find this kind of adventure so close to home. >> i think it's so beautiful. >> it's crazy. it's awesome to see the women crushing it, go after the hard routes, not slowing down, not letting anything stop them. it's a dangerous sport. these ladies basically just got together. >> getting to know sasha, having someone you've seen in magazines has paved the way for female climbing for so long and getting the call she wants to work with you on your project, it was totally for real. >> they're out there putting each other's lives in the other's hands, as they climb. this is all part of a new series called superior ice. this is just episode one. if you're interested, check out the red bull youtube channel. >>> brandon thought of everything, and when i say everything, i do mean everything. >> surprise! >> that's natalie. she walks into the house, it's filled with her friends and family. now let's rewind back to the top of the morning, he told her to get dressed. he planned a d

detroit. you saw chrysler moving from mexico to michigan. have many other companies that all want to be where the action is. the big tax cuts had a big impact and kevin knows that may be better than anybody. had a big impact on that decision, but when you see that general motors -- we have a very bad trade deal of korea. very, very bad trade deal. it's a deal that in confident that some but he could've made a deal like that. we have a horrible trade deal with korea. before we do something with that because we are negotiating the trade deal with korea, we will either negotiate a fair deal or terminate the deal. before we do that come already general motors is coming back into detroit. that is a really significant statement. many others to follow from many countries. mike, go ahead. that 2000me tell you people were laid off in my district in 2015 and a steel plant that's been operating for over 100 years. the concern that we have is that steel plant produces what is known as the oil country tubular goods. ctg, when we are doing exploration lik

michigan. the snow reaching in to the planes. friday afternoon, detroit, cleveland. a swath of three to five inches of snow. we're certainly in an active pattern. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight, as well. thank you, rob. >>> we're going to turn next to the political storm of sorts in washington, in the west wing. a senior white house official now plank to resign after published allegations of abuse. staff secretary rob porter a close aide to the president, announcing his resignation. porter is currently in a relationship with white house communications director hope hicks, but it's what happens allegedly before that's now making headlines tonight, after two of his ex-wives came forward with those allegations. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: he is one of president trump's top aides. a trusted adviser from day one. right by his side in the oval office. but today, rob porter resigned amid allegations that he physically and verbally abused his two ex-wives. the women coming forward to tell their stories in "the dail

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detroit. you saw chrysler moving from mexico to michigan. and you have many other companies, all want to be where the action is, the big tax cuts had a big impact. kevin knows that better than anybody. it had a big impact on that decision. when you see that general motors, we have a very bad trade deal with korea, very, very bad trade deal. it's a deal that -- it's incompetent that somebody could have made a deal like that. so we have a horrible trade deal with korea. now even before we do something with that, because we're negotiating the trade deal with korea. we'll either negotiate a fair deal or terminate the deal. before we do that, already general motors is coming back into detroit. that is a really significant statement. many others to follow, from many other countries. mike, go ahead. >> yeah, mr. president, let me tell you that 2,800 people were laid off in my district in 2015 in a steel plant that had been operating for over 100 years. the concern that we have is, is that steel plant produces what's known as the oil country tubular

detroit. it is snowing all across the southern portion of michigan right now. 1,002.u, specific flights already canceled this morning. the snow continues. one to two inches per hour before you can get the plows to catch up, the more snow is coming down. this weather is brought by jared, the galleria of jewelry. valentine's day is next week. you better hurry up. the snow for today moves across the northeast, moves into new england. like you need more. and more rainfall into parts of the southeast for the weekend. now, it is going to be a heavy snowfall. we will see spots of a foot of snow. that's deep, deep snow. and also very heavy rainfall. here's what chicago looks like right now. put this in your mind. it is 5:49. traffic is doing like 5. >> can winter be over now? >> not yet. >> all right. thank you. we'll check back. president trump still deciding whether to release that democratic rebuttal memo to the devin nunes memo. so will it come out today? if so, what happens? we discuss that next. i wanted to turn everything i love about you into one thing you'll love for

being blamed for at least two deaths in the midwest, one death reported in michigan where nearly 9-inches of know fell in detroiterday, the snow covering roadways causing pile-ups, a second person died in chicago while shoveling snow. please be careful if you're doing that. the weather grounding hundreds of flights in the region and prompting schools to close their doors for the day, forecasters expect more snow through the weekend but don't think it will be heavy. julie: white house wants democratic memo about alleged surveillance to be revised before release to go public saying it essentially creates significant concern for national security and law enforcement interest. let's talk about what could be inside, bill gavin, former assistant director of fbi in new york joins me now. bill, the trump administration is citing national security risks. and that's why there's a delay. they want them to make revisions, the democrats, what do you think might be in the memo that's holding up release? >> well, julie, i think when we look at the memo the that first of all came up from the republican side, when it came from t

detroit from ft. wayne, this area along the border between michigan, indiana and ohio, that's 9 inches of snow with someoneetting a foot of snow. easily the biggest snowstorm of the season. cleveland 2 to 4 inches of snow for you. pittsburgh, columbus, indianapolis, none. it's a very narrow band of heavy snow. here is a wider view. this is through sunday. so a good deal of snow, montana through nebraska, colorado thankfully getting some snow. you've struggled this winter to get snow, especially in the mountains. kansas city, 1 to 2 inches this weekend. the white and the green mountains are going to pick up a decent amount of snow. there's a lot of active weather out there. that was the snow portion of this. but there's going to be a lot of rain. bitter cold, northern plains, we're pretty good through the southern half of the country. rain begins to break out late today. we did this last weekend, too, with a soaking rain through the southeast. heavy rain, mississippi, alabama, maybe the possibility of flooding in areas of tennessee. we have flood watches that are up. this entire mess comes up the east coast

michigan. heavy rain causing river banks to overflow near detroit in clinton township all that water leaving homesd trees submerged and it's not over either. more rain expected this weekend and rain wreaking havoc across other parts of the country as well including arkansas. check this out. a school bus got stuck in flooflood waters. this is so exciting, dave! hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten times the bucks. it's one of the new times the bucks games from the pennsylvania lottery. with millions in prizes! hot diggity dog! keep on scratchin'! >> ♪ >> as heavy rains came down in arkansas, a school bus with students on it trying to get too school got stuck on a flooded road. it happened around 8:30 this morning in little rock. crews drove a high water four by four to reach the bus trapped in those waters. crews did rescue the 17 middle and high school students and the bus driver. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> a major announcement by philadelphia d.a. larry

detroit. they are moving also you saw chrysler moving from mexico to michigan.ave many other companies they all want to be where the action is. the tax -- big tax cuts had a big impact and kevin knows that maybe better than anybody. it had a big impact on that decision. when you see that general motors. we have a very bad trade deal with korea, very bad trade deal. a deal that is incompetent that somebody could have made a deal like that. we have a horrible trade deal with korea. now even before we do something with that. we're negotiating the trade deal with korea. we'll either negotiate a fair deal or terminate the deal. already general motors is coming back to detroit. that's a really significant statement. many others to follow from many other countries. mike, go ahead. >> mr. president, 2800 people were laid off in my district in 2015 in a steel plant that's been operating for over 100 years. the concern is, that steel plant produces what is known as the oil country tubular goods. octg, when we're doing the exploration and everything like that in oil we are

. >>> and the detroit free press says, blue ice in michigan straights of mackinaw is attracting photographerse than 30 feet tall are piling up along the waterway when the lake ice is clear with no bubbles in it allows light to penetrate and reflect the water below. that's what makes the ice look blue. >> pretty shade. >>> the legacy of storytelling in the african-american black community is rich and it's historic. this morning in recognition of black history month, we hear from leading voices about the impact of stories through history as well as their personal experiences that inspired them. they include civil rights icon and congressman john lewis, writer and director rewilson, act jessie woodson, jason reynolds and actress and dance are debbie allen. >> i think the first time i realized i was black and that nent something was hearing james brown say, say it loud, i'm black and i'm proud. we can say this. i am proud. >> say it loud! >> it was a moment of realizing that black was beautiful and having come from the south and coming from a jim crow south into that moment it was everything. >>

detroit. you saw chrysler moving from mexico to michigan.ave many other companies, they want to be where the action is. the big tax cuts had a big impact. kevin knows that maybe better than anybody. but it had a big impact on that decision. when you see that general motors, we have a very bad trade deal with korea. very, very bad trade deal. it's a deal that, it is incompetent, that somebody could have made a deal like that. so we have a horrible trade deal with korea. now even before we do something with that because we're negotiating the trade deal with korea. we'll either negotiate a fair deal or we'll terminate the deal. but before we do that, already general motors is coming back into detroit. that is a really significant statement. many others to follow, from many other countries. mike, go ahead. >> mr. president, let me tell you that 2800 people were laid off in my district in 2015 in a steel plant that has been operating for over 100 years. the concern that we have is, is that steel plant produces the, what is known as the oil countr

detroit, and major travel hubs. nearly a foot of snow in chicago. one person was killed in a deadly highway pileup near flint, michigan. that system moving into the northeast tonight into the weekend and this evening, we are already watching another major storm right behind it. abc's alex perez in chicago tonight. >> reporter: tonight, danger on the highways. more than a dozen semis and more than three dozen vehicles in all involved in this chain-reaction crash on i-94 in kalamazoo county, michigan. one person killed in this accident near flint. police outside milwaukee posting this video, warning about driving too fast on slippery roads. in chicago, this group banding together to help a taxi driver stuck in the snow. the mayor with this message for residents. >> i want to make sure. top priority, people's safety. >> reporter: for chicago's fleet of 300 salt and plow trucks, it has been a nonstop operation loading up with some 220,000 tons of salt, distributing it on the city streets. armies of snow plows and salt trucks racing to clear and treat roads across the region. back in chicago, more than a thousand flights ca

michigan mistakenly approving rider the dog, $360 per week in unemployment benefits. his job working at detroitered. jillian: bizarre story of the day. thanks for watching, "fox & friends first." todd: tomorrow is going to be a pep rally for the philadelphia eagles with this one. i may do some news. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great one, everybody. >> investigators on the scene of a deadly train derailment carrying republican lawmakers when it slammed into a garbage truck. >> train accident was a tough one. tremendous jolt. we'll have a full report as to what it looks like the driver of the truck was killed. >> we have massive developments regarding the release of the four page memo moment. >> john kelly implied its release was potentially imnegligent. >> did you see it. >> i did. >> what do you think? >> it will be released here pretty quick i think and the whole world will see it. >> the fbi is fighting back against the release claiming omissions attack the memo's