lawfact of the matter is and order and have broken down in detroit michigan -- different, michigan.ting, murder arson have nothing to do with civil rights. they are criminal conduct. no federal government had alternative but to respond since it was called upon by the governor of the state and presented with proof of his we will not tolerate lawlessness. we will not endure violence. it matters not by him it is done -- it is not by whom it is done nor under what slogan or banner, it will not be tolerated. blight andns david annette gordon reed talk about recent b o

gobierno del presidente donald trump anunciÓ hoy el envÍo de agentes federales a cleveland, ohio, detroit michiganta regiÓn, porque ha visto que las manifestaciones se tornan violentos, el gobierno teme que esta violencia se parta por a lo largo del paÍs. >> esta es una de las primeras veces en la historia moderna americana en las que el gobierno federal manda a policÍas o tropas federales en contra de la voluntad de los mandatarios locales. patricia: la juez de la corte suprema de estados unidos de 87 aÑos se encuentra hospital en nueva york tras someterse a un procedimiento quirÚrgico y que no estÁ vinculado al cáncer que padece, se espera que se habla de alta a fines de semana. en nueva york hay protestas contra la policÍa despuÉs de que agentes de civil se llevaran a la fuerza a una joven en un vehÍculo sin placa en una protesta contra el racismo y la brutalidad policial, el vÍdeo muestra la agresiva agresiÓn con la joven al meterla en la camioneta que luego se marchÓ a alta velocidad, finalmente la chica fue puesta en libertad. en otros temas, gran parte del caribe se ha visto afectada por la

. >>> meanwhile, there's a lawsuit trying to shut down summer school in detroit, michigan. that lawsuit heads to court today. at least 11 proertsz were teste arrested for blocking school buses on thursday in the fourth day of demonstrations. now teachers, parents and students are suing saying schools should not reopen until it is safer. nbc's heidi przybilla is standing by. what are parents telling you? >> reporter: harsh words from some of the parents and educators, frankly, about what this all amounts to. they say it is one big experiment here in detroit, one of the cities hardest hit by covid already. there's a lawsuit pending to try and get those schools to shut down, to immediately shut their doors to these students where they say the students and frankly the teachers as well, are being used as guinea pigs. other harsh words i heard were tuskegee experiment, for example. they feel detroit is being used as an experiment because it is impoverished. i also heard even charges of racism by some of the parents and teachers who are simply asking why. why is detroit -- why is

to google trends and to tell us more we're joined by automotive expert nick miles live from detroit michigan and good morning to you.>> good morning to you and welcome to the sunshine in michigan and it is pretty hot out, not only because the sun is shining, we are one hour north of detroit and an off- road park and we have our hands on the three brand-new broncos. these vehicles, not just one, two but three vehicles, this is the bronco two door in the yellow on the bronco sport and the bronco four-door in the back in the gray is a much anticipation for these which are not been on the market, they crash the preorder website for ford, 70 try to get on an order them i think i just this morning they try to tell us all of the first edition is one of the first vehicles it went on sale or chopped up last night people put their names against them with a $100 deposit. they look pretty good don't they.>> they look great. i have a lot of memories in the early 90s back in the high school days with a lot of jealousy in a couple of friends wrong in the sunset district in san francisco with the broncos in

ilia: 13 monjas han muerto de coronavirus en un convento de detroit, michigan, 12 de ellas en un mes,fe fallecer del virus tenÍa 99 aÑos de edad. la mÁs reciente fallecido tenÍa 69 aÑos. jorge: miguel si es uno de los pocos estados que ha logrado cerrar el avance de la pandemia, para tratar que eso no cambie exige cuarentena a viajeros que lleguen. altura de totales ser preparan para la apertura de las escuelas. reportera: desinfecciÓn diaria. pupitres aislados. fuentes de agua sellada. lÍneas divisorias en en los pasillos son algunos de los cambios en las escuelas que planean raebrir, como esta en nueva jersey. >> los niÑos tienen que caminar a cada lado de la lÍnea y así tiene la distancia apropiada que necesitan. usted puede ver los escritorios, estÁn de 6 pies de distancia para que los niÑos tengan espacio. reportera: serÁn divididas en grupos con lecciones virtuales y en persona cada semana. >> si podemos hacer las clases afuera, como gimnasio o las clases de ciencia. reportera: la dinÁmica en los salones serÁ diferente. anteriormente una clase en esta escuela contaba con 25 estu

that is taking place or took lace in detroit michigan. matthew wolf was in contention for a while.he was born in modesto and grew up in clovis. he was awfully consistent. a nice pot on 10. than a longer one from 30 feet out on 16. he closes with three straight birdies to win by three strokes over wolf as he raises the rocket mortgage trophy or at least part of it. he is the winner. >>> nascar at the brickyard in indianapolis. one of the most famous tracks. you can see a member of the pit crew, zach price. he gets pinned briefly. he even gave the thumbs up and a smile. he was taken to a local hospital and treated and released. he took the checkered flag for the third time in his career. >>> that is all we have for tonight. that is good news. my phone just said, not much battery left. it is probably good that we are wrapping up. >>> thank you for joining us. good night. this home is equipped with gig speed internet from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this i

technology tell you who and who and which suspect to arrest yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested 42 year old black man robert julian williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition technology fingered him was the perpetrator of shoplifting $3800.00 worth of watches from a shy mellow store the computer said you did it so that's a wrap case closed looking down on let's go grab you know starbucks and maybe pepper pepper spray a few protesters on our way there but not so fast no no no no turns out this crime fighting facial recognition technology has a pretty major fatal flaw the new york times reports that while facial recognition systems have been dangerously used by police for more than 2 decades recent studies by mit and the national institute of standards and technology.

technology tell you who and who in which suspect to arouse yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested 42 year old black man robert julian borger jack williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition technology fingered him of the perpetrator of shoplifting $3800.00 worth of watches from a shy mellow store the computer said you did it so that's a wrap case closed looking down oh let's go grab a starbucks and maybe pepper pepper spray a few protesters on our way there but not so fast and move to new turns out this crime fighting facial recognition technology has a pretty major fatal flaw the new york times reports that while facial recognition systems have been dangerously used by police for more than 2 decades recent studies by mit and the national institute of standards and technology or nest have found that while the technology works relatively well on white men the results are less accurate.

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technology tell you who when who and which suspect to arrest yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested 42 year old black man robert julian or track williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition tech.

technology tell you who and who and which suspect to arrest yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested 42 year old black man robert julian williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition technology fingered him was the perpetrator of shoplifting $3800.00 worth of watches from a shy mellow store the computer said you did it so that's a wrap case closed looking down on let's go grab you know starbucks and maybe pepper pepper spray a few protesters on our way there but not so fast no no no no turns out this crime fighting facial recognition technology has a pretty major fatal flaw the new york times reports that while facial recognition systems have been dangerously used by police for more than 2 decades recent studies by mit and the national institute of standards and technology or nist have found that while the technology works relatively well on white men the results are less accurate for other demographics in part because they lack of diversity in the images they used to develop the m. lying databases and this flaw in the programming has now made

yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested a 42 year old black man robert julian or chuck williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition technology fingered him was the perpetrator of shoplifting $3800.00 worth of watches from a shine ola store the computer said you did it so that's a wrap case closed looking down a let's go grab a starbucks and maybe pepper pepper spray a few protesters on our way there but not so fast and move to new turns out this crime fighting facial recognition tech.

technology tell you who would who and which suspect to arrest yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested 42 year old black man robert julian williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition technology.

. >> that was a major interview, tucker carlson with the police of detroit, michigan, it is interestingit has not had writing, detroit has had a long history of struggling to come back from riots in decades ago, the community stands with polico there, more people are saying stop the violence. let's welcome former nfl player and current member of black voices for trump 2020, here is jack brewer, it's great to see you, your reaction when you heard that. >> a man, finally. it's been too long, we talk about what is happening in our streets but no one wants to talk about the cause, to see a law enforcement officer stay on tv and pushback against everything that we are seeing from the left from the anarchy is, it's a breath of fresh air, i think the communities need to hear that, imagine being the folks that live in seattlele and portland d especially the underserved people, you heard this police chief stand up for his community, he is standing up for the poor people, he is standing up for the folks who do not have a lot of resources who depend on the law enforcement officers and all's really

we will start with jerry calling from detroit, michigan. caller: good morning. greetings, yet again, from motown. the news about the passing of john lewis. he was definitely a freedom fighter for racial equality and social justice and it fought against white racism in america. i followed his career for a long time. he will certainly be missed. i think his fight against white racism is probably one of the bravest i have seen in a long time. host: jerry, are you still there? time -- whenfirst did you first hear of john lewis? during his civil-rights movement, or during his time as a congressman? learned of his work as a civil rights activist just in the last couple of decades or so. i followed his work in the congress and everything. id he was definitely, it like said it, a freedom fighter, and it fought against white racism. i admired his passion. we will miss him very, very much, and i want to thank him for getting in good trouble. host: we will bring statements coming from all levels of government. we will start with the body john lewis served in the past few d

elizabeth: that was a major interview tucker carlson did with the chief of police of detroit, michiganresting that detroit has not had rioting. detroit had a long history to struggle to come back from riots decades ago. the detroit community stands with police there. more people are saying, stop the violence. welcome former nfl player, current member of black voices for trump 2020, he is jack brewer. great to see you, sir. your reaction when you heard that? >> amen, finally. it has been too long. we talk about what is happening in our streets but no one wants to talk about the cause. to see a law enforcement officer stand on tv, really push back against everything we're seeing from the left from these anarchists, it's a breath of fresh air. i think communities need to hear that. imagine being folks living in seattle and portland and especially underserved people. i mean you heard this police chief stand up for his communities. he is standing up for the poor people. he is standing up for the folks who don't have a lot of resources, who depend on their law enforcement officers. that is r

the fact of the matter is that law and order have broken down in detroit, michigan. pillage, looting, murder, and arson have nothing to do with civil rights. they are criminal conduct. the federal government and circumstances here presented had ,o alternative but to respond since it was called upon by the governor of the state, and since it was presented with proof of his inability to restore order in michigan. we will not tolerate lawlessness. we will not endure violence. it matters not by whom it is slogan ourer what banner. it will not be tolerated. ♪ c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events. you can watch all of c-span public affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app and be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily "washington journal" program or through our social media feeds. c-span, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> have you watched lectures in history lately?

the fact of the matter, however, is that law and order have been broken down in detroit, michigan. pillage, looting, murder, and arson have nothing to do with civil rights. they are criminal conduct. federal government, in the circumstances presented, has no alternative but to respond, since it was called upon by the governor of the state and since it was presented with proof of his inability to restore order in michigan. we will not tolerate lawlessness. we will not enter violence. it matters not by whom it is done or under what slogan or banner. it will not be tolerated. history,on lectures in phyllis schlafly, founder of the eagle forum and author and editor of 20 books talks about the boot and development of the modern conservative she was a guess lecturer at the citadel in a course called "the conservative intellectual tradition in america." today's -- at 10:00 p.m. eastern and 7:00 p.m. pacific, a 1964 police training film demonstrating techniques for mob control. -- at 10:15stern eastern another police training 1965 for in ohio in the cooperation -- with the cooperation of s

host: clement, in detroit, michigan.hen it comes to the situation in portland, a couple of editorials. this is "the washington post." "it serves mr. trump's purpose is that some small percentage of protesters identified himself as antifa. along with acts of violence against the police and property have allowed the president to smear them all of anarchists and afford a pretext to deploy his counter depart -- counterproductive troops. mr. trump trailing in the polls and the coronavirus infecting tens of thousands more the dems, portland may be a front of many interventions as election day approaches. "you go to the walls -- you go to "the wall street journal" saying "if radicals feel emboldened, they have allowed political violence to occur with impunity. marches by antifa and far-right activists have descended into brawling. dissent -- assault has gone unpunished. portland police admit that they sometimes walk away from protests or strategically disengage. desirerstand mr. trump's to restore order saying that they will bl

technology tell you who would who and which suspect to arrest yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested 42 year old black man robert julian williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition technology fingered him.

in detroit, michigan, police arrested 11 people thursday as they blocked school buses in a nonviolent protest demanding the cancellation of in-person classes during the pandemic. at least 600 children are attending summer classes at detroit-area public schools, even as coronavirus infections have been rising in michigan for the e last three weeks.. in st. louis, missouri, contact tracers have linked the spread of coronavirus t to summer extracurricular programs, including football conditioning camps at two high schools.s. despite ththe surge, missosourih school football games are set to beginn august t 28. at the w white house, presess secretetary kayleigh mcecenany d thursday that science should not stanand in the way of reopening schools. >> the president has said i mistakenly that he wants schools to open. i was just in the oval talking with them about that. he meets open and full, kids bebeing able to atattend eacachd every day at their school. science should not stand in the way of this. amy: in response, american federation of teachers president randi weingarten accused presiden

in detroit, michigan, the largest number of african-americans, 75,000 people have their votes for president completely discounted. because of the huge black population, i will assume the majority did not vote for donald trump. counted, votes been hillary clinton would have carried the state and thus won the presidency. the data does not add up. another thing i find in media is when the media goes to talk to voters of the heartland and they go to all these diners in iowa and new hampshire were no black or brown people eat, it gives the impression this is how voters feel. this is what the voters are thinking. quite frankly it is out of step and is becoming increasingly an acronym stick as the -- anachronistic as the landscape changes. going to golden corral in birmingham, they would be people that reflect a strongly powerful democracy. you go to ohio, a denny's or a state, do as swing they not reflect of the voting landscape thanks? hearill read or non-college-educated white women feel this way, but when you get to voters of color, it is the black vote. we don't get the benefit of these collo

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i joined them and watching the coverage i remember sitting on lunch counters in woolworth in detroit, michigan, when the snik nonviolent activists come up behind us and hit us to remind us if we were going to be an activist we needed to gracefully fall off that stool because they wouldn't kick us but hit us on the stool and i have fond memories of him today. brings things full circle. >> it does. it is an important memory. we appreciate your adding it to the programming and for our viewers, you see the plane on the right joint base andrews, congressman lewis' cass keket a now making the way to washington soon. the sendoff here conducted in the middle of a pandemic. john lewis is receiving significant and well deserved tributes, probably not exactly as it would be if we lived in more normal times so let's come back to that if you will. when you look at california, texas and florida, if you talk to dr. deborah birx believing there's evidence of a plateau, arizona started to go down last week and then over the weekend jumped back up. governor hogan and you say you agree with him, we're back to ma

protesters in detroit, michigan have blocked buses from leaving to pick up summer school students.terday was the first day of the city's summer school program. about 500 kids are signed up to take classes, but protesters say they're determined to shut down the city's summer school program. protesters and some parents say they're worried that the school system is not prepared to handle the threat of the virus. they say the school district is not following the cdc guidelines. nbc's heidi przybyla was at the protest today and she got a chance to talk to a concerned parent. >> in a city where most of the covid -- a lot of the covid cases, there are high percentage number office deaths. you have to ask 9 question why this would be the case when other places, you know, their students are behind, too, but they're doing virtual summer school classes. our kids are not guinea pillings. our children are not social experiments. their lives have value and so do the lives of their families. we all want our children to be educated. we all want them to be caught up. we all want them to be educated