i say toledo never succeeded to be the great city of the world we can chuckle about that it's a good joke. but in some ways that vision of the destiny for the city is perfectly situated geography. the fact we could attract the glass industry we could fulfill that. >> built in 1794 by british troops which was considered the northwest territory. here we spoke about general anthony wayne in his march to drive the british forces out of the british territory. >> when people hear the name anthony wayne it's a combination we know him and his name is everywhere we write his highway to the city but know specifically who he is they all say he was mad anthony. so that was the inspiration to begin writing the book and in a way that had not been done before. born in pennsylvania wealthy young farmer in 1745 he joined the american revolution first as a politician and in 1775 joins the continental army follows them to washington's camp april 1776 in washington said that he bought in battles of canada he was on washington's side from brandywine and as a general but we think of these men who won this

great cities. one other thing. yesterday, as you know, i was sued by the governor, gavin newsom, another beauty. i was sued by him, a do nothing. i can't get on the ballot in the state of california. it was a massive story, the biggest story, mr. president. it was headlines all over the place. trump gets sued by this do-nothing governor in california. it was big. here is what happened. yesterday i won the case. very convincingly. a very tough, smart, highly respected judge, not a trump person at all, not appointed by trump. appointed by someone you would call the opposition. came out with a scathing and tough opinion. i won the case. i did not see one story that i won the case from the fake news. i didn't see steve write it. i didn't see you write it. i didn't see anybody write it. let me just tell you to finish. nancy pelosi and shifty schiff, who should resign, in disgrace, by the way, and jerry nadler and all of them, it's a disgrace what's going on. we should be focused on making america great again and keeping

it is the future great city of the world. this was really struggling. they have been founded in 1837. the state of ohio was created in 1803. there was like a 30 year time where nothing was going on. it was kind of an arrested development thing. so, scott came in and bought up lots of the real estate it was pretty cheap. and he decided he was cannot write this article which would define where the next future great city of the world would be located. it would be bigger than london and rome and new york. as can be it was can be the biggest city ever. i'm not surprisingly mr. scott decided that the future great city of the world was going to be toledo ohio where he just happened to own a great deal of real estate. they started looking for what is that magic bullet. what is that thing which is going to take the city. which is struggling and make it the biggest city in the world. so in 1887. they found natural gas just south of toledo near finley ohio. and that was the way they said this is our destiny this cheap very available form of energy is gonna be the

i say that toledo, never succeeded at being the future great city of the world. we can chuckle about it. it's a good joke, but in some ways that vision up jessop scott, of this destiny for the city, it's perfectly situated geography, the fact that we were able to attract the glass industry here i think in some ways did fulfill that. >> the toledo war was an interesting boundary dispute between ohio and michigan, which particularly said-- well it began its early roots in the early 1800s and that really would have involved surveying problem because they were different surveys as to where the boundary line with the. where did the boundary line be north of toledo or would it be south of toledo? obviously, michigan when it is south of toledo so it could claim toledo as the prize and ohio want to did as well. the reason toledo was such a prize at both states wanted it was because if you think about the geographic location of it, it was at the very western end of the lake and the largest tributary of the legs so it was really-- toledo was seen as a real economic plum str

place where people enjoy each other's company and feel at ease here it's a refuge from the world of great city right outside the storms. drought is devastating large parts of ethiopia herder communities are suffering their livestock are dying the un's food and agriculture organization has launched an emergency mission in the southeast. it's been almost 6 months since at last rain in this village in ethiopia somali region with almost no vegetation to feed the livestock is dying. and her relatives have already lost 8 out of 10 cows in the sun shines out of an addition that our lives are very difficult now because we pastoralist are dependent on our livestock 1st out goats and sheep started to die then the cattle. this feed came from the un's food and agriculture organization animal specialists are also carrying out emergency treatments and vaccinations to try and save at least some animals. during a drought i'm almost become weaker and services that support some diseases. the pastoralist communities in ethiopia somali region are dependent on their livestock for their food and income with few alt

it used to be a great city. >>> the president also blamed california democrats for those conditions whoay they welcome federal help to address them. >>> bernie sanders has undergone an emergency heart procedure after experiencing chest pain on the campaign trail. he is cancelling until further notice as he recovers from having two cents inserted to address a blocked artery. his campaign says sanders is in good spirits as will be taking arrest after months of campaigning. kamala harris tweeted wishing him a speedy recover ry. if there is one thing i know about him, he is a fires and i look forward to seeing him on the campaign trail soon. she joined jesse jackson at los angeles international airport where they rallied to hear them speak. she is working to reboot her campaign after a summer slump in the polls. >> later today, the 2020 candidates will talk about the gun control. joe biden said he will release a plan for reform today with a focus on assault weapons. >>> dallas. jurors are hearing more testimony today in the sentencing phase of amber guyger. that same jury found the former d

important, how they would like to see their city, the places they live, the places they work, how they want those issues to be covered. i think there's a greatare scared of ourselves and our schizophrenic six towns nature. something beautifully crazy mad about the fact that's the way we work. i think it should be embraced, and as we sit here under the wonderful icons that decorate us, i do wonder sometimes, don't we realise that something about the juice and the actual soil of this area which has allowed us to be one of the most creative places on earth. we are a place where we have taken the ground itself and made it into something which you can see all around you. not many places on this planet can actually argue that. i must admit, i'm quite shocked by this notion of the £10 bus return fare in a city that is not huge. the transport network has kind of separated the towns, in effect. so the towns haven't worked together because there is no connectivity, and again, particularly working with young people, the public transport is very poor in the city, so i think with work and leisure and creative activities, people really struggle to get aro

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to los angeles, great cities. one other thing, yesterday, as you know.s sued by the governor gavin newsom, he is another beauty. i was sued by him. a do nothing. sued by him so that i cannot get on the ballot in the state of california. it was a massive story. the biggest story, mr. president, headlines all over the place, trump get sued by this do-nothing governor in california. it was big. here's what happened, yesterday i won the case. very convincingly. a very tough smart highly respected judge. not a trump person at all, not appointed by trump, appointed by what you called the opposition, came out with a scathing and tough opinion, i won the case. i did not see one story that i won that case from the fake news. i did not see steve write it. i did not see you write it, i did not see anybody, so let me just tell you just to finish, nancy pelosi and shifty schiff, who should reassign in disgrace, by the way, and jerry nadler, and all of them, it is a disgrace to what is going on. and we should be focused on making america great again and keeping americ

it used to be a great city. now you have to see what's happened to san francisco.ou have to see what the democrats have allowed to happen. as an example, what they've allowed to happen, just take a look to los angeles, great cities. one other thing. yesterday, as you know, i was sued by the governor, gavin newsom, he's another beauty, i was sued by him, he's a do-nothing, sued by him so i can't get on the ballot in the state of california. it was a massive story, it was the biggest story, mr. president, it was headlines all over the place, trump gets sued by this, uh, do-nothing governor in california. it was big. here's what happened. yesterday i won the case. very convincingly. a very tough, smart, highly respected judge, not a trump person at all, not appointed by trump, appointed by someone that you would call the opposition, came out with a scathing and tough opinion. i won the case. i didn't see one story that i won that case, not one story from the fake news. i didn't see steve right it. i didn't see you write it. i didn't see anybody write it. so let me jus

all great cities there. >> absolutely. >>> well, coming up, the one-handed football catch you have to see. >>> but first the frightening moments as a hot air balloon catches fire at a world famous festival. >>> and up next, the judge who gave a hug in court to the former dallas police officer convicted of murder is now defending her actions. i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, is proven to further reduce the risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death in people with chronic cad. that's because while aspirin can help, it may not be enough to manage your risk of blood clots. in a clinical trial, almost 96% of people taking xarelto® did not have a cardiovascular event. don't stop taking xar

it used to be a great city. now you have to see what's happened to san francisco. you have to see what the democrats have allowed to happen. as an example, what they've allowed to happen, just take a look to los angeles, great cities. one other thing, yesterday as you know i was sued by the governor gavin newsome. i was sued by him so that i can't get on the ballot in the state of california. it was a massive story. it was the biggest story, mr. president. it was headlines all over the place. trump gets sued but this do-nothing governor in california. it was big. here's what happened. yesterday i won the case very convincingly, a very tough, smart highly respected judge, not a trump person at all, not appointed by trump, appointed by somebody that you would call the opposition, came out with a scathing and tough opinion. i won the case. i didn't see one story that i won that case. not one story from the fake news. i didn't see steve write it, i didn't see you write it, i didn't see anybody write it. let me just tell you just to finish, nancy pelosi and shifty shift

offered, across the breadth and depth of america, on farms, in small cities, and each andhas -- in great citiesan had his own decision to make, for they were asked to make a life career of oil in saudi arabia. they decided and gradually began to arrive. carpenters, machinists, rigors, technicians, drillers -- , technicians, drillers, executives, eager to extend a hand to the new arrival. who is that? sure enough, paul strong. paul had forgotten back in the states that he had that traditional american characteristic, hunger for adventure and challenge. he and the others had come to learn of the middle east and they found the going was tough. few outsiders had ever before been beyond the fort of jetta, and arabs were suspicious of these strange newcomers. many of them were hostile and quite ready to show their feelings. ♪ ofn the extended hand friendship was extended grudgingly in the early days. ,n top of all this, it was hot 120 in the shade on many a day and summer, sometimes 140, and with high humidity to make it even worse. , the were flies, dysentery housing was makeshift. there was little

i want to deliver a great city all we want to do you see her class tonight they don't want to deliver a great city all we want to do you see her class tonight they don't want to then have a record on october 31st or very similar to 31st don't want to then have a record on october 31st or very the 31st even on january 31st i mean to speak out for the leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn he has stated previously that he didn't want to support and even on january 31st i mean to speak out for the leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn he has stated previously that he didn't want to support an election until the possibility of a no deal outcome was taken off the table well he says the election until the possibility of a no deal outcome was taken off the table well he says that the e.u. have done not by confirming that they won't let the u.k. leave without a doubt that the e.u. have done that by confirming that they won't let the u.k. leave without a deal and he says that now is the time to support a general election deal and he says that now is the time to support a general election and

it used to be a great city. now you have to see what has happened to san francisco. you have to see what the democrats have allowed. to happen. >>> a dallas police officer has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting and killing her unarmed neighbor. 31-year-old amber guyger testifies she entered 26-year- old botham jean's apartment by mistake thinking it was her own. he was watching television when she mistook him for a burglar and shot and killed him. there was a dramatic moment in the courtroom after his brother testified. >>> i don't know if it is possible. can i give her a hug please?>> please>> the judge took a moment to comfort them and to hug the former dallas officer after the trial. >>> investigation is underway into a deadly crash involving a world war ii era bomber plane in connecticut. seven people were killed. just five minutes into the flight the pilot reported a problem. one witness thought the plane lost an engine. >>> apple ceo tim cook is urging the supreme court to defend the deferred action for childhood arrivals. president trump rescind

while she has her agenda to clean up the streets the president said san francisco is no longer the great city it once was. >>> there are needles and drugs all over the street. there are tense. there are people that are dying in squalor. in the best location. and san francisco.>> reporter: the mayor said the city is looking at how the federal ruling will affect san francisco. as for the epa notice it did say san francisco could face penalties and fines in the future.>>> live look at capitol hill were tonight the president is ramping up his attacks against democrats impeachment inquiry. lawmakers plan to issue more subpoenas this week if the administration does not cooperate. the president is not backing down on his tweeting this. >>> have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >>> i've never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings.>>> at a white house press conference president trump said house intelligence chairman adam schiff should resign and accused him of fabricating an account of his call with ukraine's leader. the president punted questions about

it used to be a great city. now you have to see what has happened to san francisco. you have to see what the democrats have allowed to happen. >>> after weeks of threats the epa has finally notified san francisco that it is in violation of the clean water act. the agency claims the city's homeless problem is sending trash and debris into the sewers. and onto the ocean and bay. the city and water treatment experts say that is simply not true. the system doesn't work that way. meantiplapmee the umo p admicen to repeal. the company made a friend of the court filing in support those fighting to reinstate docker in the filing. apple said it employs over 440 dreamers. coming from 25 different countries. the tech giant shared stories about the lives five dreamer employees all anonymously because they fear retribution. >>> apple roads we did not hire them out of kindness or charity. they come from diverse backgrounds and display a wide range of skills and experiences.>>> we are following breaking news out of kern county this evening. these alive pictures. it was a high-speed

i mean sports one of germany's footballing great cities hanging up his boots bustin schweinsteiger has announced that he's retiring from the game following the final game of chicago fire season last sunday he made his name by a new take away spent 17 years in youth playing on full professional winning 8 abundance league titles on the champions league he also played 121 games for germany comes off the side on the 24th 2 world cup in brazil. that is a reminder of our top story the police in germany are investigating an incident in the town of member of the full potential arabs the 13 year old syrian not hijacked a truck and crashed into the line of cars injuring several people has not been arrested. don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download an app from google pile for me apple store i'll give you access to information has been shown around the world as well as bushnell patients for any breaking news used to send us photos and. this is t w coming up next in detail the news asia more generation look at children in afghanistan has grown up knowing only contact. the

counsellor for this great city, who won her seat...ica won her seat in a by—election just ten days ago. i am going to say to conference, a stunning new poll from the sunday times show support for independence up times show support for independence up at 50%. cheering the snp is projected to make gains right across scotland, and the clear majority is believing that the scottish economy will be better off with independence! cheering conference, on a deeply serious note, we gather here today during one of the most turbulent times in modern political history. when we last met in edinburgh, way back in the spring, i warned that within months, we could face borisjohnson becoming prime minister, a real nightmare scenario. well, conference, we are now living that nightmare. the uk government is in crisis, pursuing a policy of economic and social disruption. being led by a prime minister who lies, who makes racist comments, and aspires to be his own it only on version of donald trump. the liars and the cheaters of the vote leave campaign are pu

sometimes feel as though trump has never left london, and i want to walk through every borough of this great city the first country in the uk to make it a criminal offence for parents to smack their children. the move will give children in scotland the same protection from assault as adults when it comes into force. the smacking ban bill was introduced by the scottish green msp john finnie, a former police officer. critics of this simple reform have often accused the bill of criminalising parents. there is no evidence that a change to the law results in increased prosecutions in any of the more than 50 countries where similar reforms have taken place. in fact, this change in the law in ireland prompted more parents to contact services to ask for help and support with alternative disciplining techniques. to return to decision time, there's one question today. the question is that motion 18623 in the name ofjohn finnie on the children equal protection from assault scotland bill at stage three be agreed, and members should cast their votes now. the result was overwhelming. the result of the vote on

as mayor of this great city of london, i saw for myself the courage and commitment demonstrated by the report based that out, telling firefighters exhibiting, and i quote, extraordinary courage and selfless devotion to duty as they push themselves too and even beyond the limits of endurance, facing choking smoke and temperatures as high as 1000 celsius. they outwork that night was nothing short of phenomenal. —— in their work. however, martin moore—bick concludes that the firefighters or duty that night were faced with the situation for which they had not been properly prepared. he finds that the london fire became's planning and training for such an incident were greatly inadequate, and that on the night of the fire they were serious deficiencies, i quote, the fire they were serious deficiencies, iquote, in the fire they were serious deficiencies, i quote, in command and control. the report highlights a lack of coordination between emergency services, what martin moore—bick calls a serious failure as does night of stated policies. i think this will be the point that will be of most co

place where people enjoy each other's company and cheated us here it's a refuge from the world of great city right outside the stores. and one for chelsea and the czech republic a goalkeeper patter jack hung up his gloves in 2019 a few guessed it would be to try on a different pair but after a glittering football career champions league winners now trying his luck on the ice rink the 37 year old her side of the semi professional contract with english i saw he cited guilford phoenix combine goalkeeping for his new team with his duties as chelsea's technical director he proves he still a cool head under pressure setting 2 penalties on his debut lp statements to victory i think this is news these are the top stories forces backed by turkey are advancing further into syria turkish free syrian army is reported to have taken the city of god with every move the flags of kurdish backed troops and raise that as part of a coordinated post. directed by turkey after american forces withdrew from the region. follows ruling conservatives have won a comfortable majority in parliament the law and justice pa

jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thingjust a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had computer screens, cell phones, lake in 1915, the mayor of san francisco used to answer the telephone and he would say, good morning, this is the mayor. >> at times, my clothes make me feel powerful. powerful in a different sense. i am not the biggest person in the world, so therefore, i have to have something that would draw your eye to me. usually i do that through color, or just the simplicity of the look, or sometimes the complication of the look. i have had peop

named for our great city. i want to ask chief nicholson and chiefs got to join me up on the stage. supervisor stefani. >> are you going to ring the bell? >> yeah, we are. a few more minutes. come on up. come on up. [applause] you have three minutes. [laughter] just say a few words about the system you invented. >> it is an honor to be here today and 30 years. it's hard to believe it goes by so fast. i wanted to echo what you said about the fire department. and wanted to point out that what happened in 89 we understand the risk of the fire department and the support on the developments that we get. we had mayor dianne feinstein. and had a meeting with her and explained to her what the risks were and the equipment that we needed for the portable water system. mayor feinstein totally understood. it was a classic meeting. we went in, we were told we had 20 minutes, three hours later, we left her office. we had a 50 billion-dollar bond issue and a special appropriation for the water system and they were just going to work. we did that and i just want to point out to the dedication of th

access to do job searches, housing searches, or anything else that anyone else could do in our great city. so i am really happy and excited to be here because this is a new day in san francisco. part of what my goal is to not only change the physical conditions of our community, but to make sure that we take care of these communities and we take care of each other. because we are one community, we're one san francisco. sadly, we have lost so much over the years due to violence, due to hopelessness and frustration. part of my commitment to communities all over the san francisco that feel neglected, that feel like they're forgotten and not necessarily a part of san francisco is that i'm coming to your neighborhood. i'm coming to make sure that we make the right kinds of investments, that we provide job opportunities or opportunities for you to start your own businesses, that we make sure that we are taking care of kids in this community. in fact, our investments in our public school system has been one that's unprecedented. over $80 million of investments, including additional teachers' sti

great betrayal of the american worker is over. after years of rebuilding foreign countries we are finally rebuilding our country, renewing our citiesnd securing our neighborhoods and protecting our own forgotten communities. make america great. all my life i have an commitment to advancing air and assent opportunity for the african-american community. i'm here before you with empty political rhetoric. we are doing the opposite, we are acting, not talking. they have talked a lot and got nothing done. we are talking about for centuries, for over 100 years it has been certain talk -- it has been all talk by certain politicians. jim scott and lindsey graham have done more in the past few years than some of our -- i hate to call them opponents, but that's what they are. they have done more than they have in 100 years. i'm here to report on real actions we have taken, real promises we have kept and real results we have delivered. since the election, the unemployment rates for african-american, hispanic americans, asian americans have achieved all-time historic, in the history of our country, lows. today we have people working at a level

great city looks more and more likely to force johnson makes a key compromise. u. k. promises seems of accepted any you planned for bold in the irish sea. i was prime minister the veronica being more cautious the unionists in northern ireland in six the province remains within. the u. k.'s customs area. french firefighters have staged a mass protest here in paris the cold if the government support improvements in pay and working conditions. on the margins of the demo police used tear gas and water cannons. six arrests were made for violent behavior . thank you very much for being with us. russian troops are now patrolling between turkish and syrian forces in northeastern syria rushes stepped into the gap left by us president donald trump's decision to pull out his troops that with that move the trick it a long anticipated incursion. by turkish forces to attack the kurds who they regard as terrorists threatening that pulled up meanwhile us personnel on the ground of reports to be saying that trump has betrayed the syrian kurds. here from twenty four long bash naked

we need to make sure everyone has a place to live in our great city, and that we are taking care and supporting all of our residents in all parts of the city. so it's a real honor to represent san francisco and sacramento in the legislature, and working hand in glove every day with assemblyman chu. the two of us chaired the two housing committees, and we're very lucky that san francisco holds both of the housing committee chairs. we worked very hard as a team to make sure that we are moving not just san francisco, but all of california in a positive direction on housing. we've spent a long time in california considering a negative approach to housing, that it sort of has driven the car into the ditch, if you look at the cost of housing in the bay area, and increasingly in other parts of california as well. and a lot of people are suffering as a result. so we are working very, very hard, with the support of the mayor, to try to turn things around and have a more positive approach towards housing, and recognizing that housing of all varieties is a good thing, and public housing is part

in the 1840s, at the time of california's statehood and as i've stated before, this city ohs a great cityatitude to the american individuals, families and communities who have made many incredible contributions to our city's culture, landscape and history. italian americans spans a broad array of the institutings, including the banks, performing arts and literature. they have been a part since the city's founding. perhaps some of the greatest contributions are in public service. three italian mayors have lead san francisco through momentous times. mayor angelo rossie pre-decided over the building effort golden gate and bay bridges. mayor alioto of the '60's and '70s through the trans-market period. power mid. mayor george musconi fought to keep the sanfrancisco giants in the city. at the federal level, san francisco has been represented for the last three decades by another incredible italian american, the speaker of the house of representatives, speaker nancy pelosi. i'm grateful to the coalition of italian american coastguard ligses known as ciao. the italian community services of san f

it's a great city, enjoy yourselves. we've got a team worth watching.riday in prague is full of tourism. england's footballers play here this evening, and then in bulgaria on monday, and the build—up to these games has actually focused a lot on the subject of racism. now, england's players have experienced that before in different parts of eastern europe and they've been preparing their response if, hypothetically, they experience it again. walking off the pitch is the ultimate option. england want to support their players, not antagonise other players. manager gareth southgate knows english football has its own issues to address. but countering racism is a process of education. a lot of it is down to, you know, not really understanding people's background and cultures and things and kind of feeling threatened by it. but it's one way if you kind of open up and show that love and respect and learning new cultures, you know, you find out that everyone's just exactly the same really. so, the football match. well, czech republic were a mighty team once. and

the great city of baltimore, you have lost a champion but his spirit will remain true and you need to remain true to that spirit, just as willie noted in his words of encouragement and service. >> you know, mike, there is such partisanship in washington, d.c., but elijah really did, he moved beyond that. he transcended that. when we worked together, he was ranking member, i was chairman of a committee and we were fighting for long-term healthcare for all federal employees. and it seemed that we were actually fighting with staff members on our own side who said you can't make a deal with the other side. you can't do it. leadership will just pound you. this is not the time to do it. and elijah, you could trust his word. in fact, i trusted him more than i trusted people on my own side. and he trusted me more because we gave each other our words, we had each other's back, and we got it done when nobody thought it was going to get done. and, you know, as you know, sadly, over the past 20 years or so that -- that didn't happen so much in washington, d.c. you always had to watch your back. i

cities can be great partners. pg&e is strapped for resources of the they've got a lot of people out there running around. we would like to have city staff taking photographs, distribution lines to confirm that, hey, this can be reenergized. we can put the power back up if pg&e is willing to work in partnership with us. that's what we want to see. how can we work together to get the power up. >> liability, what happens there, too. we have to figure out a way. >> we're the ones with the fire departments, fair to say. we're the ones who will respond. >> we can legislate that, figure that out? >> great concerns. try to pull together and pull where we are right now. >> absolutely. the good news is that the community is pulling together and we'll work hard to make sure we get through this safely and then obviously in th future see how we can change how this rolls >> sam, mayor of san jose, thank you. after you talk the pg&e ceo, if there's anything new, we want to bring that to our viewers. >> great, thank you. >> great

. >> dana: lots of great cities all over the country.. >> juan: my mom is faster than your mom and that's no joke if you are allison feelings number. she set a week and this week at the world championships in qatar. she set the gold record at the track and field world championships surpassing even you saying bold usain bolt. she got likely to change its policy to give more support to pregnant women. run, mom, rotten. >> degan: who didn't love that? >> greg: that was my nickname. >> degan: the human club machine. take a look at this. these are in malls across china. this is in china, japan, and the philippines. kids are strapped into a harness and then dipped down and they get to dig in a pit full of snacks. they have ten seconds to grab as many they can bring before they are yanked backup. >> dana: cute! >> greg: you can't rig that game. >> jesse: you have to grab something. >> juan: that's like our facebook question if you have a few minutes... >> jesse: we'll see you back here on monday. have a great weekend, everybody. >> bret: the tr

the nation has witnessed the decline of a great city, as detroit lost jobs, manufacturing, and a goode past fourover years. but her a vitalize government has been staging a comeback to detroit. public andalition of private interests announced to the next step in that come back, with an announcement that brings together the city, the university of michigan, and then gilbert and stephen ross. welcome to you gentlemen. esther mayer, let's start with you. where did the idea come from and how much money does the city have to put into it? from mr. idea came ross, and the city is not putting anything, stephen and the team are raising the money through philanthropy and are going to donate it. the university of michigan was founded in detroit in 1817 and moved out of the city to in 1837. arbor a new academic center with 1000 grad students in the entrance of downtown detroit is part of a huge center. it is going to be world changing for us. david: stephen, what inspired you? you have been a major philanthropist and in the university of michigan, you are the largest donor by a long shot. where d