but not just flint. i'm sure many of you have a connection to the community that maybe your from there or been there, just in case if you're new to it, it is a city of about 100,000 people, seventh largest city in the state, it is a city where you'll find a very vibrant coffee called good beans, something of a neighborhood center and find distinctive city hall, mid-century modernist design, the dome that you see is where public meetings are held, you'll find another very vibrant public library with robust programming, very sunny and airy and brings people together, on the north side of flint there's this wonderful neighborhood, athletic center, field house, pretty much any athlete you know of that came through flint has come through, including most recently olympic gold-medal boxer. on sundays it's basically a neighborhood festival, it's like softball there on the fields all day long, you can get barbecue, you know, pop-up restaurant there. there's a brand-new playground that the community worked togethe

we've got lots of people here in flint tomorrow, your congressman flint, dan kildee is here. report reporter tremain lee. miss michigan is here with me. we'll hear from those in the bar tonight about what they think of the president. our special coverage continues tomorrow night when we bring your our town hall with flint native michael moore. you do not want to miss that. but we begin tonight with a stark illustration of just what's at stake with the potentially catastrophic hurricane now bearing down on the east coast. prompting mandatory evacuation orders from more than a million people. the president of the united states today sat in the oval office and bragged about his performance in dealing with the biggest disaster he has overseen as president, the hurricane that devastated puerto rico. >> i think puerto rico was incredibly successful. puerto rico was actually our toughest one of all because it's an island. so you just -- you can't truck things onto it. everything's by boat. we moved a hospital into puerto rico, a tremendous military hospital in the form of a ship. yo

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it's footage of flint, the city we're in, flint michigan, something being done. to may it and have you explain. >> for context. this is 14 months after the poisoning began. so the people have been poisoned for 14 months and this happened. >> take a look. >> this poor down like a [ bleep ] -- where is it? >> oh, my god. >> that the hell was that? >> that was the federal government now, the department of defense sadly under president obama deciding to use plint as target practice, as training for the u.s. army. with no notice to the people in flint, one night they just start bombing flint. that's lowell junior hide school. you remember lowell? they fired a missile into lowell and started -- they went into the old michigan national detroit building firing guns. the people and -- some of the people are here that took some of the home video footage said to the police what's going on here? are we under attack? it looked like a terrorist attack and it was our own u.s. army and the army guy said no, there's just so many abandoned buildings here, we thought it would be gr

he hasn't mentioned flint.been in office two years now. i think flint should have been the poster child for infrastructure. >> people, in light of the crisis, have they been able to organize politically to change the problems in the first place? >> we have to put ourselves in positions in seats to affect regular folk who knows what it's like to sit in a line three hours waiting for water. you don't have a choice. you don't have a nickel in your house. this midterm, especially for the city of flint in genesee county is one of the most important mid terms we've had in decades. i'm hoping that with that being said, that this can put that fire back under, not just the young folk. just folk in general. >> are you considering running or are you running? >> i'm definitely running. i am on the ballot for november. yes, it's way out of my lane and league. >> what position? >> county commissioner second district. it's about do you know your county. you can't even listen to what the folks and business owners need. it may

we must not forget flint and the flints all over this country.ure of that this afternoon, hat i do my part. that does it for me. thanks for watching. now to my colleague. >>> safe travels. thank you. i appreciate it. at world headquarters in new york, alex witt is off today. it's 9:00 in the east, 6:00 outwest, and here's what's happening, in the carolinas an epic weather event. >> just absolute total destruction. >> it was horrifying. just wondering how high it's going to go and how we're going to get out. >> the latest in live reports. >>> manafort fal out. is the one time trump campaign chairman's plea the time piece of robert mueller's puzzle, and what would that mean for the president and his family. >>> and balance of power.

. water and it's a state—wide issue. -- those in flint.ng things about michigan and i get to represent the hardships and say we have to be talking about this until we can find resolution. it's unusual because it's not what people would conventionally expect from a beauty pageant. i know they had tried to change it from simply being a beauty competition, it's supposed to be much more politically aware, if you like, the organisers say we don't want it to be a pageant, it's not just about outward don't want it to be a pageant, it's notjust about outward physical appearance suffering did you make the decision you were going to say that in that short amount of time? about two days earlier at was the end of our preliminary competition which determines whether you make it to the next round and i had to remind myself why i was involved in this organisation and its to make an impact. i knew if i had any time it was eight seconds when i was allowed to speak the national television, to say something that was going to be meaningful, notjust say someth

it's about flint michigan you remember how upset we were about flints water right with poison with lead it was destroying the lives of people who were already poor to begin with and they came to the conclusion that it would cost two hundred sixteen million dollars to fix it and everyone was aghast two hundred and sixteen. well you dollars that's is sane amount of money how could any city afford that well jeff bezos himself could pay for that six hundred ninety four times over he could pay for it he's paid for six hundred ninety times and still have eight hundred sixty eight million dollars left over to pay for you know i cast of people to dance around him dressed like would sprites and sprinkling the leader down on him for the rest of my life. but this time it is not about jeff bezos. it's about homelessness there are five hundred fifty four thousand homeless in the united states what would it cost to give these almost people each their own apartment recent numbers show the cheapest apartments to rent in the u.s. already in wichita kansas because why would you. maybe you're heavily inve

you know gm leaves flint, and they are not suffering what is going on in flint now, and they won't absorbthose costs, very often it is taxpayers, whether it is environmental or social. one thing to think about is, are these really private enterprises? to what extent are they private enterprises? they can't exist without infrastructure, whether it is roads or laws or schools, all the social and physical things you need to run one of these factories. and they have a lot of social investment. and we don't think about that social investment and what responsibilities should come from recipients, and we should make choices. foxconn, i'm not sure exactly why they decided to build a big plant in the united states. it's under construction right now in southern wisconsin. and the state of wisconsin offered $3 billion to foxconn to build that plant. i mean, that's a lot of money. that's a lot of money. and what does it mean that that is a private enterprise, when there is that kind of investment? i think it's a tough case to make, it goes against the grain of our notions of property rights. but i th

we've got lots of people here in flint tomorrow, your congressman flint, dan kildee is here. reporter tremain lee. missic

we've got lots of people here in flint tomorrow, your congressman flint, dan kildee is

in the elm flint region in northwestern germany the wind has shifted and it's getting stronger and so could the remaining blazes the area affected is an army training site near the city of mecca and it totals eight hundred hectares one thousand three hundred emergency personnel are working hard to contain the blaze to be on the safe side nearby residents were told to prepare for a possible evacuation this year humvee or we didn't have flying sparks yet so far we've been getting off lightly over that song before and i hope it stays this way we don't want to evacuate and we also don't want to see houses burning was on the wildfire was triggered by german army rocket test in the beginning of september the german military has been subject to fierce criticism for not dealing with the fire immediately there are also doubts whether the rocket test was performed correctly. on friday defense minister whose laffan deadline apologized to citizens affected by the blaze it didn't didn't we will find the cause of the fire especially regarding the question rather regulations were not observed or mis

school shooting to the polluted water crisis in his hometown flint michigan to get the point across a scattergun approach that he's been criticized for in his past films one of the things about michael's films is there's a certain or shocks quality you know she i'm just a guy who has a camera and i'm going out there whatever after a while they began to i think where at least on me in terms of a political tool there's less of that here so i think you really shows what he wanted to film very very closely and i think the sequences are are very well constructed michael moore says he intends fahrenheit eleven nine to be a wake up call to america showing people not only how donald trump got into office but how they can take him out but with so many people having already made up their mind about this proudly liberal filmmaker some argue all he's doing is preaching to the already converted. al-jazeera you are. and from america is a yemen which is of course going through a three a civil war but that's not stopping some young people from trying to revive the culture of going to the cinema ticke

flints all over this country. i'll be in flint to make sure of that this afternoon, hat i do my part. that does it for me. thanks for watching. now to my colleague. >>> safe travels. thank you. i appreciate it. at world headquarters in new york, alex witt is off today. it's 9:00 in the east, 6:00 outwest, and here's what's happening, in the carolinas an epic weather event. >> just absolute total destruction. >> it was horrifying. just wondering how high it's going to go and how we're going to get out. >> the latest in live reports. >>> manafort fal out. is the one time trump campaign chairman's plea the time piece of robert mueller's puzzle, and what would that mean for the president and his family. >>> and balance of power. a new poll suggests a tighter than expected battle for control of the senate. we're going to go through it race by race poll by poll next on msnbc live. >>> right now it's a growing catastrophe. more than 50 towns and cities from south carolina to virginia are now under flood waters with more

using examples as diverse as the parklane school shooting to the polluted water crisis in his hometown flint michigan to get the point across he scattergun approach that he's been criticized for in his past films one of the things about michael's films that there's a certain or shocks quality you know i'm just a guy who has a camera and i'm going out there whatever after a while they began to i think where at least on me in terms of a political tool there's less of that here so i think you really shows what he wanted to film very very closely and i think the sequences are are very well constructed michael moore says he intends fahrenheit eleven nine to be a wake up call to america showing people not only how donald trump got into office but how they can take him out but with so many people having already made up their mind about this proudly liberal filmmaker some argue all he's doing is preaching to the already converted. to. stay in the states mr trump is again hissing at rising fuel prices the u.s. president's comments calmness the world's top oil producers consider boosting production by

the scene i had in "roger and me" 30 years ago where the people of lent -- flint were gogoing to selllasma at the plasma center because i did the job they had did not earn enough money to keep them above the poverty level, or they had lo the generamomotorsob.. you would walk into this plasma cecenternd y youould s s all of these chairshahat we likike medidil chas with everybody being tapped. >> i only do it with mriright ararm. it i inot so bad. they only do it in two places. michael: it really looked l lika scene from some kind of weird science fiction movie, where, in the future, everybody's blood was being sucked from them. that 30 years later i would be dealing with the same thing, i can't tell you how angry i am, frankly, that we are still living in this kind of society. amy: well, that takes me to the last clip we are going to play from your film. we are talking to michael moore, the oscar-winning filmmaker, who won that oscar for "bowling for columbine." yet another school shooting, but this one is a clip that features 99-year-old, the last surviving nunurembg prosecutor. >> do

general flint doing saying there live on t.v. what then do you think will be the reaction from the administration from the iranian government to what was said today at the general assembly. while i do not think that trump's words are worth believing trump is basically trying to defend himself and he is trying to basically. talk about his accomplishments or this attack is attacking all the nations who believe in the i.c.c. as an organization that is capable of bringing justice forward so it's also another contradiction because it talks about the rule of law and at the same time he attacks the international criminal court i'm not sure that his speech on on an ideological loverly on asserted to cleverly holds all together has a lot of contradictions and weaknesses. in other news this evening authorities in paris are increasing the number of special safe houses for drug addicts although people who do live close by now say that it is making their life much more difficult more details is charlotte. behind these are gates stands the sou

we cannot repeat the flint water crisis, and we must learn from our mistakes. this situation demands a sense of urgency and should be handled in a timely manner. as adults, we're responsible for protecting our children. we're the one who is must make the right decisions. this is not a partisan issue, but a public health issue. the detroit public school and detroit children every day they work hard to face the challenges to simply obtain an excellent education. we need to address the immediate health concerns and we need resources to protect our children and to protect them from harm. every child must be tested. i appreciate and applaud the superintendent's positive response to this emergency. i urge the school district and the city to use whatever resources are immediately available to test these children for lead poisoning. we need to know how widespread this situation is. the test will help us understand how much damage our children have been exposed to. children covered by medicare are already required to receive blood test screening. i will work with the ci

thank you for coming to flint. let's hear it for chris hayes. >> our special on america, michael moore. thank you to everyone who joined us here tonight, thank you to flint and factory 2 for having us. a big thank you to michael moore, good night. >>> today has been an unbelievably busy day in the news, including what is now tropical storm florence. don't let the name fool you, it is still a 350 mile wide nearly stationary fire hose of water and wind. it's now parked over north and south carolina. florence, of course, hit as a category one hurricane. came ashore this morning on the north carolina coast, forecasters tell us typically, that land fall is the beginning of the end for a storm like this. this storm is atypical. landfall didn't stop it. it has pretty much been stacked up and stationary on the carolina coast all day long today. it's moving southwest along the shoreline, but it's only moving at a sluggish 3 miles an hour pace. that's literally a human walking pace. that's how slowly this thing is going. and

and much, much, much, much love to flint. it's great to see you there, my friend. >> they love you here, rachel. >> i love them back, more than i can say. that's great. that was very nice. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i'm very happy that you are hear, particularly tonight. i'm going to be joined here on set in just a few minutes by the legendary journalist bob woodward. you have probably heard about some of the things that are in his new book about the trump white house, which is called ominously "fear." but that book actually came out today. it is finally available for you to read if your local bookstore is not sold out of it already, which they probably. we're going to get mr. woodward all about it in just a few moments. boy, do have i questions. some very specific questions. but we're going to start tonight on america's southeast coast, where evacuations are under way in advance of hurricane florence. there are mandatory evacuation orders in effect for coastal areas and islands in north carolina, south c

. >> scott, you have been recently i think to flint, michigan you've got some celebrities that you partnered do you decide who to partner with and probably more importantly where you're going to give back to give the bags you have raised? >> i think it starts with where. unfortunately there's a lot of things happening in this country where kids are feeling overlooked and a little marginalized we've done our activations all across the u.s really where we land determines who we work with last summer we ended up in chicago and we ended up partnering with chance the rapper who is kind of the mayor of chicago in a lot of ways. >> jacqueline, is there a child or a circumstance, something that really stands out to you that made you feel like, okay, this is why i do this? >> i think in the beginning before we were selling bags, when we were giving bags, just to see the children take the stuff out of their old bag and shove it in, they have something they can feel proud of that's theirs, that's new that feeling and that moment stays with me forever. it makes the hard days for being a entrepreneur, th

using examples as diverse as the parklane school shooting to the polluted water crisis in his hometown flint michigan to get the point across a scattergun approach that he's been criticized for in his past films one of the things about michael's films that there's a certain or shocks quality you know just a guy who has a camera and i'm going out there whatever after a while they began to think where at least on me in terms of a political tool there's less of that here so i think you really shows what he wanted to film very very closely and i think the sequences are are very well constructed michael moore says he intends fahrenheit eleven nine to be a wake up call to america showing people not only how donald trump got into office but how they can take him out but with so many people having already made up their mind about this proudly liberal filmmaker some argue all he's doing is preaching to the already converted. al-jazeera your. and the u.s. state of arizona siblings of a republican congressman running for reelection of launched a t.v. ad for that perfect candidate the democrat running a

the flint. the been more demonstrations in the german city of chemists but unlike other in the week there was no violence to supporters of the un to immigration policy the f.t. on the counter demonstration marched through the streets this week's protest followed the stabbing to death of a german man for which two suspects a syrian and an iraqi have been detained.

. >> it causes questions when you have flint, michigan and other water problems in the country. you just don't know. >> reporter: the city says regular testing will continue for as long as necessary. good enough for him. >> the only thing of course is i have to start paying for the water again. so that's the only thing. >> reporter: santa rosa water is hoping to lift the advisory early next month. live in santa rosa, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. >>> president trump is back in washington, d.c. tonight after spending much of the day in the carolinas meeting with victims of hurricane florence. the president handed out hot meals, hugged ress tent and thanked first responders and rescuers. more than 4,000 people were saved from floodwaters in north carolina alone. >> citizens across our country rallied together to rescue the stranded, to protect the innocent and to restore hope to families. >> the president described florence as one of the most powerful storms to hit the country. he promised quick and lasting federal assistance. >>> the american red cross is organizing a r

and it secures us from the fact that we don't have clean water in flint, that we have children playinglation. so part of what i'm trying to suggest here is that we can focus on trump. but what trump is is not -- i don't want to use the language of -- it makes it better for us. he presents an opportunity for us to actually reimagine ourselves as a country in the face of the ugliness that we see, not just in him, but that we see in mitch mcconnell, that we see in paul ryan, in our neighbors, our workplace, that we see all around the country. trump is just one indication of it, to my mind at least. >> he sews doubt. it's one of the worst attributes someone can have, to be sowing doubt constantly. it's destructive, divisive. michael steele, what about what eddie is saying in i don't think it's about trump. are they living up to the responsibility? >> i would agree it's not just about trump. i don't think it's about the democratic party. democrats voted for trump too, and democrats will vote for trump in 2020. that is the under lying truth. eddie puts his finger on an important point about

. ♪ flint, michigan. 1937. ♪ sung] song being sit down, sit down. sit down, sit down.it down. down the auto plants for 44 days and we came up with a union contract. clothing in the men's field, victory. industrywide collective bargaining, bringing order out of chaos. auto organized, cio. steel organized. textile organized. rubber, oil, copper, merchant marine, furniture workers, leather workers, woodworkers. ♪ land" beingis your sung] in three years, 5 million americans organized. cio. 1938. ♪ >> forget your troubles and just get happy you better take all your cares away sing hallelujah get ready for the judgment day ♪ forget your troubles and just get happy you better chase all your cares away. berlin. chancellor adolf hitler told reporters today germany had no territorial ambitions. he claimed all allegations to contrary are all occasions an international jewish conspiracy. 1939.or: poland, [explosions] ♪ ,oland, denmark, norway luxembourg,gium, france, yugoslavia, greece. 1941.er 7, [explosions] pearl harbor. a present from tokyo. ♪ in the african hills, on the weak

using examples as diverse as the parklane school shooting to the polluted water crisis in his hometown flint michigan to get the point across a scattergun approach that he's been criticized for in his past films one of the things about michael's films is there's a certain or shocks quality you know just a guy who has a camera and i'm going out there whatever they think where at least on me in terms of a political tool there's less of that here so i think you really shows what he wanted to film very very closely and i think the sequences are very well constructed michael moore says he intends fahrenheit eleven nine to be a wake up call to america showing people not only how donald got into office but how they can take him out but with so many people having already made up their mind about this proudly liberal filmmaker some argue all he's doing is preaching to the already converted. i'll just see it. and now yemen which of course is at war but that's not stopping some young people from trying to revive the culture of going to the cinema tickets and selling fast for the premiere of a local pro

using examples as diverse as the parklane school shooting to the polluted water crisis in his hometown flint michigan to get the point across he's scattergun approach that he's been criticized for in his past films one of the things about michael's films that there's a certain or shocks quality you know gee i'm just a guy who has a camera and i'm going out there whatever after a while they began to think where at least on me in terms of a political tool there's less of that here so i think you really shows what he wanted to film very very closely and i think the sequences are are very well constructed michael moore says he intends fahrenheit eleven nine to be a wake up call to america showing people not only how donald trump got into office but how they can take him out but with so many people having already made up their mind about this proudly liberal filmmaker some argue all he's doing is preaching to the already converted gabriel's andro al-jazeera new york. u.k. foreign secretary is warning e.u. leaders not to mistake british politeness for weakness in the brics at negotiations jeremy h

. ♪ >> flint, michigan. 1937. >> ♪ when they tie the can to a union man, sit down! sit down!sit down, and rest your feet, ♪ sit down, you've got 'em beat. ♪ sit down! sit down! when they smile and say, "no raise in pay exhibitionit-down when you want the boss to come point across sit-down exhibition point sit-down!-- it-down! ♪ >> we sat down in the auto plants for 44 days and we came up with a union contract. in the men's clothing field, victory. industrywide collective bargaining, bringing order out of chaos. auto organized, cio. steel organized. textile organized. rubber, oil, copper, merchant marine, furniture workers, leather workers, woodworkers. packing house workers glass workers. >> ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from the new york islands -- from the redwood forest to the new york islands ♪ >> in three years, 5 million americans organized. cio. >> 1938. >> ♪ forget your troubles and just get happy you better take all your cares away sing hallelujah, get ready for the judgment day forget your troubles and just just get happy -- just get happy better cha

using examples as diverse as the parklane school shooting to the polluted water crisis in his hometown flint michigan to get the point across a scattergun approach that he's been criticized for in his past films one of the things about michael's films is there's a certain or shocks quality you know see i'm just a guy who has a camera and i'm going out there whatever after a while they began to i think where at least on me in terms of a political tool there's less of that here so i think you really shows what he wanted to film very very closely and i think the sequences are are very well constructed michael moore says he intends fahrenheit eleven nine to be a wake up call to america showing people not only how donald trump got into office but how they can take him out but with so many people having already made up their mind about this proudly liberal filmmaker some argue all he's doing is preaching to the already converted. al-jazeera your. family to brazil where salvage experts say it could take at least ten years to restore what is left of the national museum huge fire early this month des

they were designed to peer at the enemy relentlessly in super fine detail in every way flint imaginable. one of the key targets for american spy satellites was the soviet northam submarine fleet based in civil to devinsky in the arctic circle. hundreds of nuclear armed submarines around constant missions around and under the arctic ice. pushes this out this means that they would be in the one nine hundred sixty s. and one nine hundred seventy s. the arctic region and especially the arctic ocean was an area of military operations with. italy and even i would say an area of potential conflict schism if the move of course access to research data was either restricted or totally banned is that going to get the heli. the arctic was the perfect place to hide it became crucial to study. other data and control a high stakes game of cat and mouse was played under the ice and high up often space. barely a year off of the cold war ended a letter arrived at cia headquarters. instigator the up and coming senator al gore wanted the cia to allow its intelligence data and systems to be used for environ

in everyway flint imaginable. one of the key targets for american spy satellites was the soviet northam submarine fleet based in civil and events in the arctic circle. hundreds of new club on submarines around constant missions around and under the arctic ice. pushes this business at the a good bit in the one nine hundred sixty s. and one nine hundred seventy s. at that the arctic region and especially the arctic ocean was an area of military operations it will a game in there and even i would say an area of potential conflict this as though it at the moment of course access to research data was either restricted and that or totally banned is that going to get the healy. the arctic was the perfect place to hide it became crucial to study gather data and to control the high stakes game of cat and mouse was played on to the ice and high above in space. barely a year after the cold war ended a letter arrived at cia headquarters. it's instigator the up and coming senator. wanted the cia to allow its intelligence data

. >> flint, michigan. 1937. ♪ when they say to a union man♪ sit-down, sit-down♪ when you want the bossywide collective bargaining, bringing order out of chaos. auto organized, cio. steel organized. textile organized. rubber, oil, copper, merchant marine, furniture workers, leather workers, woodworkers. packing house workers glass workers. ♪ ["this land is your land" being sung]♪ >> in three years, 5 million americans organized. cio. >> 1938, ♪ ♪ forget your troubles and just get happy♪ ♪ you better take all your cares away♪ ♪ sing hallelujah ♪ get ready for the judgment day♪ ♪ forget your troubles and just get happy you better chase all your cares away. we're going to the promise land♪ there is also peaceful on the other side♪ forget your troubles, come on get the♪ shout hallelujah, come on get have♪ get ready for the judgment day♪ >> berlin. chancellor adolf hitler told reporters today germany had no territorial ambitions. he claimed that all allegations to the contrary are fabrications circulated by an international jewish conspiracy. ♪ narrator: poland, 1939. [explosions] ♪ >> polan

the confiscation of flint is ongoing the expansion or of certain meant in this case is the area of the one that's going to connect between jos a limit jerko and problem in my lair domain if this is part of a plan either i think it's on or because there is no of there is no peace process all of the here is actually supports from from from the american administration in not doing anything to improve the conditions or move towards a peace process all stop the settlements so they feel empowered to do whatever they like so what is than the alternative if any for these people for these palestinian villages i mean the policy of forcibly transferring people from an occupied territory is considered a walk crime under international law can the palestinians turn to the international community for action or is that also a lost cause. well first of all it's no doubt a violation of the full geneva convention so that every international lawyer will will approve it so that it's but what we are going is an ongoing issue and the big issues is bigger than that is is trying to prevent a viable palestinian

host: david is coming from flint, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. i really enjoyed hearing president obama yesterday because it has been so long since we had a statesman that knew how to be a president, when feel that you could you have someone with dignity in that office. that office has been turned into a pig pen. i don't hate trump, but i just don't like the things he is doing. he is using race. obama was inr when there, i can see the difference. when i go out, i can see the difference in the attitudes of the people. they are not as friendly. they are suspicious of each other. he has turned this country into a racist country. i think the people that are supporting him, they are afraid of sharing their wealth with the other races. they are used to white privilege, and they are scared somebody is going to take it away. i think we can all get along and have a nice country like canada does, where they don't seem to be fearful of each other. they have a nice country. i note is not perfect there. it is a lot better than it is in our country. i think do

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