and the michigan national guard. these critical resources were needed to help emily's get clean water and end any risk for exposure for every resident in flint. for a condition of emergency and it was granted. members of the delegation who are here tonight, this is a challenge we must work together to solve. i look forward to working with you to bring additional support to the people of flint from the federal government. more than 43,000 cases of water, more than 43,000 water filters, and more than 7300 water testing kits have distributed. more than anyone thousand 300 homes have been visited. is not enough. i am increasing the support from the michigan national guard starting tomorrow to ensure that every home we need to visit in as soon assited possible and i am appealingly presidential decision not to grant a major disaster declaration. we will continue to deliver water filters, we will not stop working for the people of flint until every single person has clean water every single day no matter what. [applause] go

home in michigan.applause] >> before i begin in terms of the speech i would like to ask for a moment of silence for all those who have fallen in defense of our country. thank you. tonight will be different state address. there is so much we could discuss, to make the great state even better, stronger over the next year. we will address the crisis in flint, to begin, i would like to address the people of flint. families face a crisis, a crisis you did not create and could not have prevented. i want to speak directly, honestly and sincerely to let you know we are praying for you, working hard for you and absolutely committed to taking the right steps to solve this crisis. to you, the people of flint i say tonight as i have before, i am sorry and i will fix it. no citizen of the great state should have this kind of catastrophe. and federal state and local leaders by breaking the trust you placed in bus. most of all i am sorry i let you down. you deserve better. you deserve accountability. you deserve to k

today michigan's two senators debbie stabenow and gary held a news conference to talk about flint michigan's contaminated drink it when her proposal forces us to clean up the city's water supply. their legislation would provide four and a billion dollars in federal matching funds to repair damaged pipes that have contributed to lead contamination. this is a half-hour. >> good afternoon. let me start by saying after last night being in london talking to people after the town hall meeting i just want to emphasize how resilient the people of flint are. they are proud. they love their community and their families. they just need our help. we all know that this was literally a man-made crisis and it says much of the catastrophe is any other kind of crisis and very personal when in fact you are trying to get drinking water or cook or bait in the water looks like that. the problem is in many places it still looks like that. it has been months and months and yesterday folks couldn't shower. last night someone said we can't shower with bottled water and that is true. you can't create a healthy enviro

him home send -- soon in michigan. [applause] before i begin him in terms of the speech itself, i would like to ask for a moment of silence for all of those who have fallen and protection of our communities, and defense of our country. thank you. tonight will be a different state of the state address. there is so much we could discuss about how we could make the great state even better, stronger over the next year. tonight i will address the crisis influence, first, and in-depth. to begin, i would like to address the people of flint. your families face a crisis. a crisis you did not create, and could not have prevented. i want to speak directly, honestly, and sincerely to let you know we are praying for you, we are working hard for you, and we are absolutely committed to taking the right steps to effectively solve this crisis. do you, the people of flint, i as i have before, i am sorry, and i will fix it. no citizen of this great state should endure this kind of catastrophe. the government failed you. federal, state, a

the government of the state of michigan created this catastrophe. they had a state appointed appointed emergency manager who is looking to save some money by going to the flint river as the source of water, moving away from lake huron and the great lakes to go to the flint river. a highly corrosive river, in, in fact general motors used water from the flint river but then decided they did not want to use it anymore because it was corroding the engine block. so this water was not good enough for the manufacturing process because of its corrosive nature, yet the state appointed emergency manager uses water as trinket water for the residence. at the at the same time he did not put in the chemicals necessary to deal with that highly corrosive water which then started eating away at the pipes, many old lead pipes as a result of an old community as people were ingesting this to incredibly high levels. so ultimately the fix is multifaceted. we have to look at the health of the people of flint, the, the education particularly for children impacted, we also

including the michigan state police and the michigan national guard. these critical resources were needed to help families get clean water. and end any risk or exposure. and i requested a presidential declaration of federal emergency, which was granted. and the members of our congressional delegation who are here tonight, this is a challenge that we must work together to solve. and i look forward to working with you for additional support from the federal government to the people of flint. tenth, to date, more than 37,300 cases of water, more than 53,700 water filters, and more than 7,300 water testing kits have been be distributed. more than 21,300 homes have been visited. this is not enough. i'm increasing the support from the michigan national guard, starting tomorrow, to ensure that every home we need to visit in flint gets visited as soon as possible. and i'm appealing the president's decision not to grant a major disaster declaration, will continue to deliver water, filters, and we'll not stop working for the people of flint until every single pe

. >> what we heard in the videos made us get to a plane to michigan. it was the starting point of our investigation in to the treatment of youth in the adult criminal justice system. >> we are now on the record. this goes the videotape deposition of john doe number one. >> and it began with an inmate that we'll be referring to as john doe one. >> 10:20 a.m. >> describe the weapon? >> it was about three inches long and it was a bunch of raisers attacked to a stick. yeah, he had me face down on the bed. and he said if i scream that he was going to cut my throat. >> did you believe him? >> yes. >> i need you to describe? step by step detail what happened. so he's pumping on you for seven minutes, he finishes -- >> can we take a break? >> sure. >> i need a break . >>> michigan many of the prisons are located in rural parts of the state. the one where john doe one is being held is two hours drive from detroit . the michigan department of corrections has a statewide policy that no cameras are allowed inside any of its prisons but we have been told the young

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in terms of michigan's economic future, if you look at the industries in michigan, we have automotive, agriculture, and tourism, i like to say our big three. they are all doing well, extraordinarily well in some ways. the one in particular is the automotive industry. we should be so proud. we set u.s. records for car sales in this country over the last 12 months. next year is expected to be even better. michigan has been the beneficiary of that. we are still the heart and soul of the auto industry, make no mistake about that. we should carry a special pride with that. over 70% of the research and development in the u.s. auto industry happens right here in michigan, in addition to building more cars than any other state. [applause] governor snyder: but i want to share something with you, it has been a tremendous opportunity and privilege for us to help support that industry and the wonderful, hard-working people on the lines building the cars, the supplier base doing the hard work to make the world's best products. but we have a threat. i can tell you if we did what we did in the past,

took over every black city in michigan.flint, detroit, detroit public schools, and has failed at every citys has taken over. i'm putting in emergency management to keep detroit from going bankrupt. what happened? detroit went bankrupt. >> anybody who fails at the rate that governor snyder has failed i would have been fired a long time ago. >> let me -- let me also say one thing i promised i would say to a very -- from a very special person that i talked with today and that is president obama who wanted me to say thank you to you, wanted me to say thank you to everyone. he lovers you and he has your back and we're going to do everything federally possible to help, however it does not take the place of the state. early on i made sure that we had ready to feed formula for wic mom's. we now have stepped up on the ground and we're focussed on nutrition. we're going to get a grocery store in flint. we have very quickly going to have an announcement on how we can step up to help with the pipes as well dr. monna's vision on long te

michigan public radio, the detroit free press, even the michigan chapter of the aclu had a journalistlash researcher working on this. the local press in michigan has not let this go, and they are still pushing. look at this. this is from the editors of the "flint journal" on new year's eve. "governor snyder needs to do more than just apologize for the flint water crisis." the "flint journal" lists steps he ought to take. very specific stuff. for example, replacing all the pipes that are now dangerous to people's health for getting water in flint. and compensating families whose children have elevated levels of lead in their blood, who are going to have to be dealing with this disaster for the rest of their lives. but look at this too. this is intriguing. the flint journal says governor snyder should "drop executive privilege and release all of his communications on flint water." the "flint journal" also says that the state should request an investigation from the u.s. attorney's office so subpoenas can be issued in this matter. the u.s. attorney's office. federal prosecutors should be

the flint, michigan sadness parade?e'd show a picture of last year's parade, but it's just too sad.wlook, i can't believe city leaders could be this insensitive. but check out this town hall from last april where the mayor is trying to convince residents that their water is as clean as detroit's. >> i say they're comparable. now if you don't believe that particular test, then that's your prerogative, this is a democracy. >> how is this a democracy? >> well it's as much as we have for now.v@ >> larry: "it's as much as we have for now." let me see if i can translate that for you. "if you're poor, we don't give ] next. because look at the lady next to him, she's got some bottled water! she knows this is [bleep] "mmmm, look what i got, poor people. you can get this a the grocery store... 100 miles away! ha ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha." that's right, she is secretly the joker. and it's not just the city officials who are insensitive. this is what the michigan department for environmental quality spokesperson had to say. >> anyone

he won't know about the water crisis in flint, michigan.ly overwhelming, the reintegration. you have to take it steadily. that said, think of the pictures, looks like a bunch of marines in flint, hi michigan, waiting for him to welcome him. i guess maybe there may be a little bit of a celebration. >> a small one. did he tell you what his first order of business is going to be once he gets home? >> reporter: see his folks. he wants to his see folk. his dad is sick. he wasn't sick when amir left. so that's one of his first priorities. you know, he's -- he's clearly -- we only got to spend a little time with him -- he's clearly a family man, a guy who loves his home, proud of being a marine. he's somebody who is going to really relish being able to step back on to u.s. soil. even though, by the way, the base in germany, you are in the united states technically when in there. to get back there, i think, will be an emotional moment for him. >> i've been it that base in germany, ais maing facility. where our wounded men and women stop over before

the hawkeyes play michigan on saturday. a win would likely push the hawkeyes into the top ten when the rankings come out on monday. last week we told you a des moines chef on a one-man crusade against homelessness was in need of some help. he wasn't ready for the avalanche of assistance that would follow. coming up next ... find out who all came to the aid of "chef d" and how some are offering a gift more valuable than cash. plus ... we've been chronicling their adventures for years. we'll tell you how you can relive "above and beyond cancer's" latest journey ... and possibly get involved in their next one. the power of the people... one local chef says his doors will open, and his charity work will continue, thanks to the fast response of the community. derrick walton, better known around town as "chef d," struggled with homelessness for years. but in 20-14, he opened his own restaurant in des moines, and shuts it down every monday to feed the homeless. but chef d's rock power pizza just about closed at the end of this mon

the michigan town of colon is magical supplies. with flag facts, i'm ellie. >> elvis presley is one of the most famous and most successful musicians of all time. so you might be surprised to hear that when he took music in middle school, he barely passed, only getting a "c." there's a moral here. if you have a dream, don't let a few setbacks make you feel you can't accomplish that dream. elvis was able to take that "c" and turn it into a "k," as in king of rock 'n' roll. >> there's lots more ahead on "teen kids news," so don't go away. >> throughout the year, we bring this week's video is on a program that helps disabled teens do something they never thought they could. >> i've never skied before, but it was a new challenge, and i've never done a snow sport. i've always been an amputee. and i wasn't very sporty, so i used to get bullied a lot, which most people do, but, obviously, i was an easier target. it's different, because now i'm socializing with young disabled people. >> the experience of being with other people with similar

michigan motto means "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water. and michigan has an extensive coastline. there are the four great lakes. they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. >> and it's right there on the flag, the latin for "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how the missionaries and the fur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun, he's waving -- a peaceful gesture, you might say. but then there's this word. and dates back to 1835, when tensions rose so high between the neighboring states michigan and ohio that they almost went to war. >> there's more latin across the top. you'll recognize e pluribus unum, "one from many," a salute to the diversity that helps make this country great. oh, almost forgot. move over, diagon alley. the michigan town of colon is

michigan is made up of two >> in english, the michigan motto means "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water. and michigan has an extensive coastline. there are the four great lakes. they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. >> and it's right there on the flag, the latin for "if you seek around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how the missionaries and the fur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun, he's waving -- a peaceful gesture, you might say. but then there's this word. >> tuebor means "i will defend" and dates back to 1835, when tensions rose so high between the neighboring states michigan and ohio that they almost went to war. >> there's more latin across the top. you'll recognize e pluribus unum, "one from many," a salute to the diversity that helps make this country great. oh, almost forgot. move over, diagon alley. the mic

and michigan has an extensive they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. >> and it's right there on the flag, the latin for "if you seek around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how theur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun,ful gesture, you might say. but then there's this word. >> tuebor means "i will defend" and dates back to 1835, when high between the neighboring states michigan and ohio that they almost went to war. >> there's more latin across the top.pluribus unum, "one from many," a salute to the diversity that helps make this country great. oh, almost forgot. the michigan town of colon is home to the biggest maker of magical supplies. most famous and most successful musicians of all time. so you might be surprised to hear that when he took music in middle school, he barely passed,c." there's a moral here. if you have a dream, don't let a few setbacks make you feel you can't accomplish that dream.

home...against michigan? a full report from carver hawkeye is in sports... stay with tv9. are getting a chance to reach a wider audience. the iowa music project, dedicated to supporting live music throughout the state - is accepting submissions for a songwriting showcase. in the end, 15 songs by artists with iowa ties will be selected for a compilation recording. tv9's brady smith explains how fans are part of the selection process. elizabeth moen grew up with an ear for music. 6:54-:58 "my grandpa gave me an old guitar when i was like 12." and you'd never know it listening to her play, but she admits she can't really and by picking up her guitar and playing. but writing her own material is a completely new experience. 7:08-:13 "it's been about 4 months now that i've really been songwriting."i t's artists like moen that luke benson hopes to attract to the iowa music project's songwriting showcase, made possible by an 87-hundred dollar grant from the iowa arts council. :49-:57 "you know, a lot of chicago blues

the poor people of michigan have so much metal in their bodies that the michigan wolverines have had to change their name to the michigan wolverine. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but don't worry, people of flint. here at "the nightly show," we're not going to let this go until this is resolved. so let's check in with "the larry people vs. flint." yeah! oh, very good. now, since we first reported on flint, president obama called a state of emergency, and national guard troops have started passing out water and filters. but water bottles can only offer temporary relief for the devastating effects on flint's tap water. >> a 400% spike in legionnaire's disease over the two years that they had different water, flint river water, flowing through their taps. earlier today, we were at a resident's house. the water coming into her bathtub was blue, and it had specks of black in it. >> larry: the water was blue with specks of black in it! of course, half of social media believes it was white with specks of gold in it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) they were wrong. they were wrong. hashtag #thedress201

adriana diaz, cbs news, flint, michigan. ((brian loftus)) lead poisoning in children can cause developmental issues, learning disabilities and hearing loss./// ((brian loftus)) > scary moments.. for some california drivers. the rockslide.. that fell into traffic.. scaring people on their way home from work. and taking a live look outside our bank of america camera... showing clear skies on this wednesday afternoon. sherry's got a look at your forecast.. coming up.. in just a few minutes./// > now nevada'sj@j@ on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she'll get the job done for us. this is 8newsnow at noon. ((brian loftus)) > work crews in california.. are trying to figure out.. what prompted a rockslide... on a bus

they're getting blown off by the state of michigan.l the while, for months after that, the snyder administration kept saying publicly, relax, drink the water, drink up, serve it to your kids, go on, while this was what was going on internally in the snyder administration. and this is just a sampling of the information we've got that proves that the snyder administration knew what was going on while they were saying publicly otherwise and the kids in flint were still drinking that water. so, yeah, the u.s. attorney's office is now investigating. federal prosecutors confirm they are actively working on that issue. the day that investigation became publicly known, yes, right, governor snyder signed for the first time a disaster declaration for flint. but even with the disaster declaration, the state is still say they can handle this themselves. the governor is not asking for any kind of federal help or involvement. but up know what, if this is the way we got here, if this is what happened to the kids in flint and why, if this is what the

performances at michigan state and in iowa city against michigan. here's a look at the top 10...with oklahoma the unanimous number one-- receiving all 65 votes iowa state is in the top 25, coming in at 19th... elias: but last night the cyclones made a big statement...that may change the numbers come next week... the team welcomed number one oklahoma to the hardwood in ames... fans camping out to get good seats inside hilton for this game... and i-s-u didn't disappoint....upse tting the sooners...the first time they have beaten a number one ranked team since 1957. this season alone, u-n-i, iowa, and iowa state have each beaten plenty of reason for celebration from cyclone fans. from cyclone fans. "i'm proud of our guys because we get killed and ridiculed for our defense and you held oklahoma to 77 points, 42 percent shooting, 39 in the first half. you outrebound them by 11, we made toughness plays tonight and we just gotta keep doing it." "after we hit rock bottom, we came together and realized where i have flaws, monte has to pick me up, where monte

rick snyder/(r) michigan) "government failed you. federal, state and local leaders, by breaking the trust you've placed in us. i'm sorry most of all that i let you down. you deserve better. you deserve accountability. governor snyder promised to clean the water, and to make sure all residents had a filter. in 2014 the state switched the city's water source to the flint river to save money. many people called for the governor to resign, but so far he has refused. researchers from virginia tech said they helped uncover the contaminated water in michigan. a team went to flint to test the water and found high levels of lead. state's department of environmetnal quality but say they ended up getting attacked. (amy pruden/professor in civil and environmental engineering) "unfortunately, he was attacked because somebody wasn't doing their job. somebody messed up to have the lead end up in the water and that was the michigan quality." back in blacksburg, students put together water testing kits and sent them to michigan. almost all of them ca

lindsey smith, reporter for michigan radio.time tonight in helping us with this story. and again, michigan radio has done seminal work on this story so far. it's been indispensable to us trying to follow it at the national level. so thank you. >> my pleasure. >> i should also tell you, if we can go back there for a second. thank you very much. i should also tell you michigan radio's documentary on this disaster in flint is going to be airing on public radio stations across the country this weekend. we should check your public radio station listings for this. the documentary is called "not safe to drink." again, check your local listings. they're really, really good on this story. you owe it to yourself to hear this. beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is always number one. we leave out poultry by-product meal, corn, wheat and soy. and, we own where our dry food is made - 100%. can other brands say all that? for grain-free nutrition you can trus

lindsey smith, reporter for michigan radio.ith this story. and again, michigan radio has done seminal work on this story so far. it's been indispensable to us trying to follow it at the national level. so thank you. >> my pleasure. >> i should also tell you, if we can go back there for a second. thank you very much. i should also tell you michigan radio's documentary on this disaster in flint is going to be airing on public radio stations across the country this weekend. we should check your public radio station listings for this. the documentary is called "not safe to drink." again, check your local listings. they're really, really good on this story. you owe it to yourself to hear this. have my stomach feeling all knotted up. i've tried laxatives... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a pile of bricks... that keeps coming back. linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel mo

lead in the water supply in flint, michigan. people breaking out in rashes, losing hair.ounded the alarm was ignored. but not anymore. abc's alex perez is following the investigation in flint tonight.two, one -- >> reporter: it was supposed to be a moment of triumph. cheers erupted as the then-mayor of flint, michigan, officially turned off theoit. >> here's to flint! >> reporter: and began pulling its supply from the local flint they know that this cost-cutting move would have devastating consequences. >> cheaper than detroit but about at what cost? health, people dropping over g sick? >> clean water! years later, flint is in a state of federal emergency. >> our children should not have to be worried about they're drinking in american cities. that's not something that we should accept. >> reporter: president obama releasing $80 million in aid to michigan to help flint repair its water as national guards continue to cart in thousands of bottles of water and filters. but on that day back in april 2014, as the mayor pressed the ne