as far as flint goes, very few jobs left there now. very few jobs left in the state of michigan with general motors, but it is a sad story that has hit many towns across thus country. it's not just flint, michigan, anymore. >> larry: you could get up to $1 million in state subsidies for making "capitalism: a love story" in michigan. given the film's critique of government handouts to the rich, is it hypocritical of you to take their money? >> yes, it would be. that's why i'm not taking it. in fact, what i did was i set it up so that the -- the tax rebate money doesn't go to hollywood, doesn't go to any producer, doesn't go to me. 100% of it for the film i made here in michigan is going to go to the people in michigan. we sat up a non-profit here that's going to help depressed downtowns in the state of michigan who have, for instance, closed down movie theaters who want to re-open them, to try to stimulate the local economy. we're going to be announcing that project here. it's called the state theater project, here at the film festival

paul flint there on the dangers of the pleated uranium weapons. well you are with god still ahead for you this hour putting life on ice. and the heads of eight refrigerating are stored in this liquid nitrogen field crabbier we says it can't make any promises but this might just be a way to get a paper to my weaver is the only facility in europe that claims to offer the prospect of life after death by freezing their clients brains and bodies. also ahead a revving up to remember those who fought against nazi germany in the second world war. by could show off their skills and wheels in crimea. the wage gap between men and women in a stone is the widest in the whole of the european union this according to the e.u.'s own figures most women earn a third less than men and it's the russian speaking minority that suffers the most . and discovers. today the sun is shining on olga it's a break from a hard working life earning money to raise her son but as a single mom she has to swear to town to the factory just to bring in a meager pay packet just grabs its

debt and put ourselves in bad situations now i can i can sit here and say that macro in go down in flint you can find individual people who are hurting that didn't rack up their own personal debt i mean they're always do there's always going to be right it's almost like they have the but you know at the current moment there's never been a recession where the government hasn't extended unemployment benefits i don't know why they would start now when everyone is scared they're going to say here time for a break on the show but coming up it happened again fox news makes up a story and the white house overreacts and another person loses their job so tonight we're not going to talk about the racial implications of the case instead we're asking when will the white house and the obama administration start fighting back radio host tom hartman joins me in a moment to discuss the case. a chain that started off toward next monday lost it for almost a fantasy is the jewel of two super powers and tonight brains. pottle didn't just two miles to live the spins congress on t.v. . blind. soon which brigh

fire officials said firefighters found a marijuana growing operation on the third floor where the flint to reported. the fire was controlled just before 6:00 a.m.. investigators are trying to figure out the cause of the fire. cornell in the little dog attacking concord worked year-old boy was killed by three of the valley's five peoples. the boys up grandmother spoke out from jail he spoke about how the tragedy has changed his life. i haven't had anyone i know die before this. i'm kind of in shock today i'm starting to be emotional. it's hard for me to sleep knowing that the the to year-old boy was killed my grandson. he was my life. our on-air coverage on the fatal discontinues online we posted the entire interview with the boys the grandfather on our web site at www.kron4.com. san francisco has some novel laws like the plastic bag band and mandatory composting. a new law that should take effect at your local cell phone store is getting some static of the city is being sued as the key reports it has to do with how much cellphone radiation is getting to your brain. ever wonder how much

host: flint, michigan. harris, a democrat. you are on the air. caller: good morning. god bless america in this country. i think rangel actually is being -- it is a witch hunt that started with the running for president of obama and controlling congress. but i feel it is a good thing because now we are going to have to hold every congressman up to a better standard. i think rangel served the country very well. i hate to see this happening to him. but if he has made some mistakes, he has to stand up like any other american. but we should clean house in both parties, republican party, democratic party and who else is running for congress. guest: caller, this is one of the things that came out yesterday and really as this whole situation has developed, others have tried to say that perhaps not as well as you just did, that -- the thing about mr. rangel is you can't find anybody who doesn't like him, on both sides of the aisle. it was evidenced yesterday even from some of the statements from republicans, that they are pressing ahead with this and one of the things they poi

host: flint, michigan. david on our democrats line. go ahead. caller: yeah. i think the president has done a good job, myself. i think he is the best president we've ever had. i think the conditions he took over this country with all these wars, the republicans and the far right, they still support war, war, war. i have never seen a group of people that just love to fight. and i think it is because big business wants to make money off of the poor. big business are not working with the president. they want him out because they want another republican that will fool the american people, raise their credit cards numbers up and make them pay a lot of money, make everything good for big business, finish shipping all the rest of the jobs that we've got left over to foreign countries and bringing the products in. and they want everything like it's always been for the big business. host: how does that shake out in the election this is fall? caller: i don't think they're going to win. i think we democrats are going to get out there and fight. i'm ready to start giving

flint, michigan, what do you think? caller: good morning to stan. i am a full stop -- first-time caller. i agree with the twitter message about the age of 80. that is good. after the age of 80 health becomes unpredictable. not the mental state, but the physical state. 30 years maximum in the senate or the house. that is what i think. host: is an arbitrary just to pick and age? caller: i do not know about that, there is a lot of wisdom in a person as they get older. it is hard to say. it is more or less about their physical health. one slip and fall, they are out and incapacitated. i hate to say that. in grandparents and great grandparents. -- i have great britain -- i have grandparents and great grandparents. host: over the years, many senators have been elected at ages 75 or older. "senator byrd was 88 when he won his last reelection in 2006. the average age of congress members has been creeping up steadily, hitting a record high in the 111th congress. overall, congress has a history of turning a blind eye to long absences for physical ailments or