>> once you get to the top of guy place, you enter lansing and it's a small pocket park. underramp park, this is done by cmg and the schematics are ready to go where we're currently working to get the design process started for that and we're working on the operation's budget for that before we begin design. but you can see in this slide, this goes up to howard street on the top and into the transit center and then it continues through the alleyways and under all of that bus ramp. and then you can see the ramp here overtop. in terms of community building, as the neighborhood rapidly grows with 12,000 people, the east-cut cbd is looking to activate the neighborhood in the evenings and the neighborhood. in fiscal year '17-'18, we activated retail spaces with pop-up community events and we have some images here. and we also help to engage in forums to introduce people to new ideas, as well as super visceral candidate forums. when d6 was up for reelection, we held a forum over on 101 second street and we have also collaborated with resiliant by design to share thinking on cli

reports that michigan is suing mcdonald's for failing to respond to sexual harassment at one of its lansingtaurants. yesterday jenna reese filed a class-action lawsuit claiming she and other workers were ignored when harassment was reported to managers. reese says that she faced routine harassment and was sexually assaulted during her three years as a mcdonald's employee. >> it's not something that's fun to go through, and to still have to sit there and take it every day because you need to make money. >> mcdonald's is facing more than 50 complaints and lawsuits from workers around the country. last week the company fired its ceo for having a consensual relationship with an employee. mcdonald's says it is committed to a safe and respectful workplace. >>> and the "washington post" reports the white house is planning to use webcams to create a live feed of border walk construction. a senior white house official said the wall cam will launch early next year. it's aimed at rallying public support for president trump's border wall. the u.s. army corps of engineers and senior u.s. customs and bor

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it's not quite new york because in the drafting gates and lansing basically defect at a certain point leave new york without a vote so now he can talk that cannot cast a vote on behalf of new york. but there is a new york angle for we have to move quickly there are more new york stories. another morris comes into the picture. >> my favorite so tell us about governor morris and then a few observations about the ratification process in new york led by those on the other side so give us the new york take. >> governor morris is also the grandson of lewis morris who is the half brother of the lewis morris that signs a declaration. it is an active political family. i love him. he had a pagan leg he was a ladies man. he was brave. he would go on to be minister to france during the reign of terror. he sticks to his guns and hold his own when those are at the guillotine. in terms of the ratification struggle new york is a must-have state nine out of 13 states ratify it goes into effect but they know they have got to have certain states the biggest of massachusetts pennsylvania and virginia. th

he grew up in saginaw in east lansing and he had originally committed to kentucky but after tubby smith with tom izzo yelling at him on the phone he had a scholarship waiting for him. >> my recruitment went exactly how i went into school. i got cussed out as a recruit, i got cussed out as a player so it was never, like, a shock for me that coach izzo is like -- cussing me out or in my grill or -- it was never a shocker because that is how my recruitment went. i'm probably the only sicko who could choose a coach like that. >> and best of friends now. >> the harlem globetrotters testing out steph curry now shot. zeus, you're the man. the trotters having fun with eric pascal. they also introduced the first ever globetrotter from china. this is shan jang. they call him lucky. and he defies gravity at times. he spins the ball on its side. it is crazy what he can do. the globetrotters will be in the bay area in january. he's amazing. [ beeping ] >> all kinds of alarms. >> and that is my phone. >> we think we're safe. >> could you try to be more professional. >> no. >> join us tonight for abc

much is not quite an new york story in the drafting of the constitution, robert yates and robert lansingbasically defect and at a certain point leaving new york without a vote, there's alexander hamilton from the left who can talk but cannot cast the vote on behalf of new york but there is a new york angle, we will move quickly because there's more new york stories but there's another morris who comes into the picture and you written a little bit about him. some connection to the lewises, tell us abou about morris and te ratification process in new york led by the folks on the other side, give us the new york take on the u.s. constitution. >> governor morris is also the grandson of morrison, the half-brother who signs a declaration. the morse's are active, then active political family, this goes on for a long time. i love him, he had a piggly and was a ladies man and a wit, he was brave, he would go on to be a minister of francedu during terror and he sticks to his guns and guillotine of this diary. and in terms of the ratification struggle, new york is a must kept state. nine of 13 stat

. >> there are benefits, a free pal ba lansing.namic internal growth offer as way to improve your fentions of. since countries in a monetarily union do not have their own exchange rate. their >> they have to announce through prices. now, this is obviously much easier to achieve when growth is strong at the your row level and when inflation is in line with these objectives. >> i just think countries can quickly improve their relative prices, export more to other members of the the your on. but if nernl demand is soo week, an inflection is so low. . and to some extent this is what we saw in the euro area after the crisis. >> as they were also. same balance. mainly by increasing net exports outside the area. >> importantly, strengthening internal growth. if country's both two areas of the economy. it not only lifts demands in the short run. it also provides the ingredients for maintaining competitiveness in the long run. given global challenges we're fatesing. -- facing. so now let mess move to the qi, what are achieve. >> what? i'm d

of it is not quite a new york story in that in the drafting of the constitution robert yates and lansing a basically defect. they, at a certain point, leaving new york really without a vote. there's alexander hamilton, he can't really cast a vote on behalf of new york. but there is a new york angle. we're going to move quickly because there's more new york stories. but there's another morris who comes into the picture, and you've written a little bit about him. >> he's my favorite. >> some connection to the lewis ', so you can tell us about governor morris. and then you have a few observations about the ratification process in new york led by the folks on the other side. so give us the new york take on the u.s. constitution. >> well, giewfer in morris is also the grand southern of louis morris and the half brother of the louis morris who signs the declaration. so the morrises are an active political family. laugh goes on for a long time. look, i love him. >> you've written a biography. >> yeah, yeah. he too had a peg leg are, he was a ladies' man, he was a wit. he was brave. he'll go on

. >> schroeder says she paid whipped bakery in lansing $370 to rent space for a baking birthday bashunicorn cake she said the cake that was supposed to resemble - [ laughter ] a unicorn was far from her expectations >> the horn came out in a shape that was so embarrassing i'm -- it was very embarrassing [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: now the bakery -- now the bakery is swamped with orders for bachelorette parties. [ laughter ] when the mom cut the cake, every guy was like, "ow. the cake didn't come in a box, it came in a thong i thought that was interesting the worst part is when she put it in the fridge it shrunk [ laughter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh [ cheers and applause thank you so much for being here thank you so much for being here welcome, everybody we have a fun show tonight michael shannon is here. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: jenna bush hager and barbara pierce bush are here [ cheers and applause and my man pete yorn is here >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: he

this is body cam that captures a sheriff's deputy pulling a man from a burning van near lansing.on sprays that vehicle with a fire extinguisher, then he yanks open the door, finds the driver inside, pulls him out by his arm. both were treated for smoke inhalation. indirectly work they do. >>> authorities outside of chicago have arrested a school bus driver after she was caught on surveillance video apparently drinking behind the wheel. >> it happened during one of her routes with as many as 32 schoolchildren on board. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: police in aurora, illinois, releasing this video of a school bus driver who appears to be buying beer while picking up students. >> an observant convenience store clerk called and told them they just sold beer to a woman and watched her get onto a school bus and drive away. >> reporter: police say 44-year-old michelle passley is then seen back on the bus driving and drinking from two beer cans as she picks up elementary schoolkids on her morning route. >> 32 students were observed on the bus while the driver was drinking fr

served us a lot as if some parts of the world were more solid lanse more safe and steady you really didn't have to worry about democracy in those countries most of the western world was seen in the sway you really didn't have to worry about human rights or freedom of speech or women's rights or minority rights you would have to foot think about these issues in liquid lance outside the western world and i think after the year 2016 that perception has been shattered to pieces but still there is this assumption that some countries are inoculated against the far the rise of far right germany was thought to be one of those countries because people thought after experiencing the horrors of fascism people would never make the same mistake ever again and now for the 1st time since the 2nd world war we have a far right group within the german parliament and of course sweden was regarded as another inoculated country because it's the welfare states and the bustin of social democracy now we have the rise of the far right in sweden and the u.k. was thought to be inoculated against the rise of the far

today, while claiming -- and i don't want to say vindication, but they claim that there weren't any lansing blows inside of that congressional testimony, and they think they got out. they're focused on the next phase of that, and they're claiming -- and i want to stress, claiming -- that they don't think the president is in any sort of serious impeachment or -- >> in fairness, if you only get your information from the president's twitter feed, he is talking about vindication. he says it's over, no proof of anything. so, that may come to pass -- >> yeah, but on the legal and political side, it's clear that they know that they have some more road blocks, and that's why they're managing this so closely and trying to massage the message. i mean, this isn't as clear as the president's twitter feed would have us believe. >> correct. garrett, let's talk a little bit about the discussion in the senate about keeping this trial in the senate, if the house votes for impeachment very short. who does that benefit? who does that disadvantage? i would imagine that a trial that goes into january starts to

high commissioner for the united states, a direct representative of the state department working for lansing and it worked for charles evans hughes and working for whoever the secretary of state after charles evans used so he will be working for the secretary of state as well as for whoever the operation commander of the u.s. naval forces in his. his official title will be commander of u.s. naval forces in the black sea and near east. remember, back then they called the middle east and erased. from egypt a stumble to save a steal paul, to sam soon, i will show you some of these places in just a second. he will not go to the nineties after this job, he will go to china and do the same thing as a four star command, and if you ever want to kind of understand what is happening at the ground level, through pistols assignment that assignment, watch the sand battles which will give you an idea of what is going on in these european waters. it really well. it's very confusing. what are we doing here? protecting american interests. what does that mean? eventually bristol will end up here where i first

and, finally, in october 1 of 1916, a telegram to the secretary of state, robert lansing, hoffman philip wrote, the department is in receipt of ample details demonstrating the horrors of the anti-armenian campaign. the worst way of dealing with this situation would be to withdraw our diplomats from a country where barberus methods are tolerated and carried out which the -- by the order of the existing government. and the ambassador of the outman empire stated, in order to avoid a probing of the civilized world which the continuation of massacres or armenians would arouse, they are executing the unchecked policy of ex termination through starvation and exhaustion. american officials, those with the credible and legislate understanding of what took place made these statements. they are part of the historical record. they mark i of the prouder moments in the history of the state department and our diplomacy. and, finally, mr. president, there are 27 countries in the world that have already recognized the armenian genocide. 11 of them are nato countries, belgian, canada, the czech republic,