over the michigan state house. and after successful stints in the michigan state senate and the u.s. house she was elected to serve in the united states senate in 2000 and she made history once again as the first woman to represent michigan in the senate. as soon as she arrived, debbie hit the ground running. and i think it's safe to say she never stopped running. and she has always fought to make meaningful, positive change for our state as well as for our entire country. in the very first piece of legislation that she passed into law as a united states senator, it banned oil and gas drilling in the great lakes and her commitment to protecting and preserving the great lakes didn't stop there. in 2010, senator stabenow with the great lakes restoration initiative a landmark program that has literally transformed the health of the great lakes by helping to combat against invasive species, strengthen our wildlife habitats and protect the entire great lakes watershed and for nearly a decade now, she has served as the c

on behalf of michigan workers and michigan manufacturing. i'm so proud to have championed the auto rescue in 2009 to change tax incentives to invest and make things in america and toughen our laws to support american manufacturing. i know we have the best workers in the world, and i know also that michigan, michigan manufacturing is well positioned to prosper in the future. i want to take a moment of course to thank all of you. all of my great, great colleagues on both sides of the aisle. both past and present. so many of you have been wonderful partners in getting things done, and i'm so fraflt for your friendship. i'm especially grateful for my michigan partners. first, the amazing carl levin and now gary peters, i would like to say with a one-two punch from michigan. as we all know to be effective, it's not necessary to agree with someone on everything. in fact, i don't agree with anybody on everything. it's only necessary to agree on one thing, one problem that needs to be solved and then agree on the way to solve the one thing. then we

on behalf of michigan workers and michigan manufacturing. i'm so proud to have championed the auto rescue in 2009, to change tax incentives to invest and make things in america. and toughen our laws to support american manufacturing. i know we have the best workers in the world and i know also that michigan, michigan manufacturing is well positioned to prosper in the future. i want to take a moment, of course, to thank all of you. all of my great, great colleagues on both sides of the aisle. both past and present. so many of you have been wonderful partners in getting things done. and i'm so grateful for your friendship. i'm especially grateful for my michigan partners. first the amazing carl levin and now my dear friend, gary peters, i like to say we're the one-two punch from michigan. as we all know, to be effective, it's not necessary to agree with someone on everything. in fact, i don't agree with anybody on everything. it's only necessary to agree on one thing, one problem that needs to be solved and then degree on the way to solve the

the honor of walking into the capital for michigan every day, fighting for michigan is something i will miss. on the sweet side, though, i'm going to be home in michigan full-time. more chances to be near our beautiful great lakes and really enjoy the opportunity for the first time in my adult lifetime not having to look at the legislative calendar to figure out when we are going to celebrate birthdays or christmas or take a vacation and so on. >> c-span began in 1970 nine with one female united states senator. when you were elected to the first female senator from the state of michigan. now about a quarter of the senate, what does that change for you for the institution. sen. stabenow: i think that more women in decision-making roles everywhere makes a huge difference, a huge difference. and in the united states senate, when i think about coming in in 2000, maria cantwell and i were the first two women to be incumbents in the history of our country. we came in together in 2000. but that was the year where with women elected, 13 of us, there were enough women to have one woman on every

and there's no truer statement than my work on michigan workers and michigan manufacturing. i'm so proud to have championed the rescue in 2009, to change tax incentives to invest and make things in america. and toughen our laws to support american manufacturing. i know we have the best workers in the world. and i know also that michigan -- michigan manufacturing well positioned to prosper in the future i want to take a moment to thank all of you. all of my great, great colleagues. on both sides of the aisle -- both past and present. so many of you have been wonderful partners in getting things done. and i'm so grateful for your friendship. i'm especially grateful for my michigan partners, first, the amazing and now my dear friend gary peters. i like to say we're the one-two punch for michigan. as we all know to be effective -- it's not necessary to agree with someone on everything, in fact, i don't agree with anybody on everything. it's only necessary to agree on one thing. one problem that needs to be solved and then agree on the way to solve the one thing. then we look for

the michigan beach tune next morning is cooking a tasty breakfast. before he goes sponsor, his truck 15 closes along the road to a little more plot to policy and going on again. but are ways of going on with us. our no, not that issue. i'm going on, but i wait a minute. i sent them on board a lot for malcolm, which, i mean, it's cheaper than the vegetables here on the mission and lives with his wife. 2 daughters, their husbands and do children. that 7 kids in the house, michigan's was discovery. yes. and it's not keen on his jobs. this is the phone. i have to look, you know, if you me, i'm, i'm in a bundle. what's on it, ask them when the way that i saw i meant them instead of using the forget when you go to a local e alonza alonza chapel and the dentist and i am, i let everybody that's l a r c, y to michigan come to food to turn down to the now she's supposed to read it to the neighbors, to driving back to where he left his truck yesterday. the gustavo has a full by full on the plan is for him to come see mission into no more plot this to pick up a

yes, and i am, i let everybody that's l a r c. life to michigan. come to food to turn down to the now he's supposed to read it to his neighbors, to drive him back to where he left his truck yesterday. gustavo has a full by full and the plan is for him to come see michigan to know my plata, to pick up a load of fluids like the, the, the, the, what the portable is most uh from shon, little to void. a glow is a guy and we got all new stuff with them. we can proceed up up in the vehicle almost as well. and then they have not already been super on the the $22.00 on called bought the 6 month mission and it streams onto the tiles of his truck. but it's pouring with rain and they're still over 260 kilometers to go. even with the chains and a full by 4 s quote. this trip is still a huge challenge. email go so. so i will go solve and get a use. so either this last time, the fusion, the missions improve watching the same concept, they will feel nice. let me see demo the, the lot, the other guy is that all new collateral, they're not, you know, the name of the

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the michigan beach tune. next morning is cooking a tasty breakfast before he goes spot to his truck 15 clothes along the road to a little more plot to house and go to a game. but our ways of going on with us. our no, not that issue i'm going on, but i wait a minute. i sent them off for a while. not for malcolm, which i mean, it's cheaper than the vegetables here on the mission and lives with his wife, 2 daughters, their husbands and do children. that 7 kids in the house, michigan's was discovery. yes. and it's not keen on this jobs. this is the phone i have to look into if you me yeah ma'am. i'm in a bundle. would you want me to ask them when the way that i saw i meant them instead of using the forget when you go to a local yah, bonsa alonza chaplain, builder, dump. yes. and i am, i let everybody that's l a r c life to michigan. come to food to turn down to the now he's supposed to read it to his neighbors, to drive him back to where he left his truck yesterday. the gustavo has a full by full on the plan is f

first and foremost to michigan's congressional delegation. it has been a real honor to be the dean of our democratic delegation and to work along side our two great senators, senator stabenow and senator peters and work with the late senator carl levin. we protected the great lakes to support the men and women of the auto industry and to clean up that terrible pfas contamination. to speaker pelosi, a masterful legislator, a masterful task tissue and thrvment is no one better in this business or where i have learned from. thank you for never forgetting about the people of flint and always fighting for america's children. to give a punch and take a punch for those kids. she has done that. democratic leader hakeem jeffries, a true and honest friend, a classmate from our 2012. we joked about my good friend is tossed about in this body pretty loosely. but he is an honest and true friend and incredible leader for our house democratic caucus and i thank him for the trust he placed in me to serve in the house democratic leadership and serve as the co

i am excited to see michigan has elected kirsten mcdonald rivet. she will be a great pragmatic leader for our area and i am proud i helped to elect the first woman ever to represent this district in congress. while i am stepping back from public office, i am definitely not retiring. i am looking forward to new chapter, continuing to serve flint and that region, but just outside of elected office. i have a lot of friends to thank for helping me to get here and it is impossible for me to list all of them. but, i do want to mention one of them. larry rosenthal would have turned 62 today. he's been my friend for almost 40 years. my closest political advisor, my confidant. we lost larry over the summer. i would not have been a member of congress without him. i would not have been successful as a member of congress without him being at my side and he was there every step of the way. he really was family. to my family, especially my wife jennifer, i say thank you. she has stood by me and given up the most through my public service here. and i know, at lea

westerman, an the gentlelady from michigan, mothers -- and the gentlelady from michigan, mrs. dingell, will each control 20 minutes. mr. westerman: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 8219, the bill now under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. westerman: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. westerman: i rise to support representative tokuda's bill, the lahaina national heritage area act. the town of lahaina has an incredibly rich history. it remains a center of commerce, tourism and local pride. until recently, lahaina's historic district featured many impressive cultural site, including a historic hotel, church and courthouse. tragically, on august 8, 2023, a wildfire caused catastrophic destruction in lahaina. becoming the deadliest wildfire in over a century. the fire destroyed over 2,200 structures and caused approximately $5.5 billion in damages. many lost stru

but as detroit's fortunes changed, michigan central became a different symbol, of decline.train left in 1988, the station sat abandoned, and came close to being torn down. a scene of decay, broken glass and walls, a derelict graffiti heaven, water damage throughout, as hess saw on his first visit here in 2011. >> the entire basement area was flooded with water, millions of gallons of water. it's pitch black. there's no windows, there's no lighting. really spooky, calm, and you raised up the flashlights, and right on the column in front of us it was spray-painted -- "this is where you die." chills immediately went up my spine. spine. i said, that's it. i'm out of here. i want to go. but that was my first impression of the train station. jeffrey: in 2018, ford motor company bought the building, with an eye toward a major contribution to detroit's revitalization, and restoration began for real, testing its structural integrity, studying archives to match materials, or replace lost items, a vast project involving engineers, designers, historians, hundreds of construction worker

a michigan player attempts to plant the team's flag into the buckeyes' logo. state. ripping it away. several players knocked to the ground. pushing and shoving escalating to punches and pepper spray. ohio state police saying, “multiple officers representing ohio and michigan deployed pepper spray.” >> this is our field, and certainly, we're embarrassed at the fact we lost the game, but there are prideful guys on the team. >> reporter: michigan runningback kalel mullings calling ohio's behavior classless. >> bad for the sport, bad for college football. at the end of the day some people, they gotta learn how to lose man. >> reporter: it was a full day of college football conflict across the country. from this small skirmish in arizona. to unc and nc state players brawling after another attempted flag planting. and fsu players and their head coach outraged after their university of florida opponents planted their flag, too. linsey, fueling some of that anger and frustration on saturday night, a lot of teams are still vying for a spot in the college football playo

as a result, we have a winter storm warning for gaylord, michigan.e have lake-effect snow warnings from cleveland to erie, dunkirk as well as buffalo and especially watertown. this is future cast. this shows us where the next round of snow is setting up. 1 to 2 feet of additional snow possible in places like erie, watertown, new york, right along the lake in syracuse, and 3 inches additional parts of michigan as well. future radar right now also showing that after this is done, we wrap this up as we head into wednesday. we're tracking snow in the northeast. more on that a little later for now. gio, back to you. >> gio: so much snow, somara. thank you so much. >>> and today is expected to be the busiest travel day of the thanksgiving travel period. millions are heading back home after the holiday, and abc's reena roy is at new york's laguardia airport following that. good morning, reena. >> reporter: hey, gio, good morning to you. that's right. you can see behind me, it is pretty quiet out here this morning, but that is likely going to be changing ver

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it was the shore of lake michigan and its 29 miles of lake front today present a magnificent vista ofressive buildings. looking westward from the lake, we see the city's towering skyline as it rises above the gleaming facade of michigan boulevard. among chicago hotels are names associated with a long tradition of gracious hospitality. a number of the newer structures are located on the lake shore both in the central part of the city and in the residential areas to the north and south. virtually in chicago's front yard is the magnificent buckingham memorial fountain and its 134 jets support its claim to be the world's biggest fountain. centrally locateded on michiga boulevard is the paintings and ceramics. the city opera building west of the loop provides unsurpassed facilities for opera companies and concert artists. navy pier is the great lakes passenger liners and its vast, enclosed area houses seasonal exhibitions to interested sports men, yachtsmen and other lovers of the outdoors. summer evenings find thousands in grant park to enjoy popular free concerts. likewise is soldier's f

snow emergencies from michigan to new york to pennsylvania. and ginger standing by on that new system. she'll have the forecast. >>> the new video just in tonight. the passenger getting past security and those agents at the gate boarding a delta flight at jfk. the passengers on board had no idea until the plane landed. and then the announcement onboard. >>> late today, the emotional scene in court. the young woman, an alleged drunk driver, accused of killing a bride on her wedding night, slamming into the golf cart carrying the bride and groom. and the sudden plea today, and then the sentence from the judge. >>> president-elect donald trump's controversial pick to head the fbi, who has promised vengeance against trump's enemies. there's also news tonight on trump's pick to run the pentagon. a former fox news host and now "the new york times" reporting his own mother allegedly emailed him about his behavior toward women. >>> the rescue, a pregnant woman behind the wheel, calling 911, saying her car would not slow down, her brakes failing. and t

new york to michigan. drivers off the road. vehicles, tractor trailers. and new york city and philadelphia and the winds now coming. the system right behind it. >>> and a major u.s. ally, south korea's president, declares martial law. the chaos that's followed. nearly 30,000 u.s. troops stationed there. >>> first tonight, the dangerous driving. the winter weather alerts expanding at this hour from michigan right across the northeast. a train slamming through a tractor trailer stuck on the tracks in the snow. a new massive pileup on interstate 90 in pennsylvania. at least five deaths across the storm zone, and now a new clipper system unleashing up to a foot more of snow in some areas. new york city, philadelphia, warned of those powerful winds. and ginger zee standing by with the forecast. >>> tonight, the chaos erupting in south korea. a key american ally. in a stunning move, south korea's president declaring martial law. protesters clashing with police. the military swarming parliament. what's now happened tonight, with tens of thousands of u.s. troops

the in particular, the will and garza detail is janelle malone reports now from michigan state with a large arab american community. and one that was won by donald trump. they may be in michigan, but the hearts and minds of these arab americans are focused on the middle east. almost everyone here know someone affected by the conflicts there. these high schoolers in northville, a suburb of detroit or fundraising for relief efforts. asking speaker is like, ma has a don to talk about the war. i was the last in the line the the palestinian american law graduate. so she's hopefully things will get better. but she's also worried about trumps appointees. such as my call could be from bassett or to israel. huckabee one said that there's no such thing as a palestinian and that speaking of the palestinian people was a political tool to try and force land away from israel. it's very disappointing to see who, hey, he chose to a point because it seems like they're all part of this broader agenda to continue to support israel and to continue to ignore and completely act like they're not committing

and well, but trump, what they may be in michigan, but the hearts and minds of the 0 of americans are focused on the middle east. almost everyone here know someone affected by the conflicts there. these high schoolers in northville, a suburb of detroit or fundraising for relief efforts. asking speakers like ma jose done to talk about the war. i'm lost in the line, the public opinion, american law graduates. so she's hopefully things will get better, which is also worried about trumps appointees such as mike huckabee, from bassett or to israel. huckabee one said that there's no such thing as a palestinian and that speaking of the palestinian people was a political tool to try and force land away from israel. so it's very disappointing to see who, hey, who he chose to a point because it seems like they're all part of this broader agenda to continue to support israel and to continue to ignore and completely act like they're not committing crimes. like no children are dying like no so billions are being targeted over in the arrow, the american majority, city of dearborn and neighboring de

and one driver in critical condition according to the michigan state police. while millions dig their way out of a shocking amount of snow. >> this one has been the worst one i've dealt with for as long as i can remember. >> reporter: from michigan to buffalo, new york. in erie, pennsylvania, the snow caught everyone by surprise. initially overwhelming the county's robust snowplow system and causing rooftops to buckle and trapping thousands in their homes for days, according to county officials. >> i just could not open that door, so i put all of my weight into it and i was like, okay. like, this is what we are rolling with. >> reporter: kimberly stoller was stuck for three days and forced to rely on thanksgiving leftovers for food. she just escaped this evening. did you panic just a little? >> hum. maybe a tad because i was like, okay. hold on. this is actually getting to a rather serious point. >> reporter: this kind of storm can be lethal. a fact that weighs heavily on erie county executive brenton davis who today personally responded to a call of an elderl

i posted in american active as we met in michigan, a year ago, fresh which we are going to sound from on our principals that we're not going to vote for someone who is an enabler of war crimes against thomas and is in gaza. fast forward to today, we catch up with them and ask whether he thinks that was the right thing to do. also in light of trump's cabinet picks, what i was hoping is that the democrats would take step back and say ok. obviously we're upsetting a lot of people, however, instead off reflecting, they became more involved and i, i was never under any this illusion that the trump is going to be better whether they're happy or not, about the outcome of the us election. erica americans and michigan and elsewhere are united in their hope for us with and to the war. they just have different visions about how that can be achieved by who let's catch you up on just a few other new stories harvey. one seems lawyers say the disgrace movie mobile has been hospitalized after an alarming world test result is the latest health issue facing the 72 year old former producer. why seen is

but you talk about michigan, ohio state this was really unfortunate. it got really bitter on saturday and it was a huge upset. i mean, let's start there. the 120th meeting all time. you got a six and five michigan team pulling off this 13 to 10 win on the road against second ranked ohio state. but after the game went final you can see a wolverines player trying to plant a big blue flag on the buckeyes logo at midfield ohio state players confronted him and that is really what triggered the escalation. there was so much pushing and shoving. punches were thrown. finally, stadium security and local police came in to break this up, but multiple outlets reported that officers actually used pepper spray to try to diffuse the situation. you can see several players wiping their eyes and coughing. here's what both sides had to say afterwards you hate to see stuff like that after the game. >> um, you know that's just bad for the sport, bad for college football. but at the end of the day, you know, some people got to they got to learn how to lose, man. you can't,

michigan. we have many jewish in michigan. we have many arab americans in michigan. and so depending on your preference, your background your likes, your shares, you will get ad that talks about, you know, how the united states, the biden-harris administration is, the enemy of israel, or you might hear about how biden and harris have blood on their hands for the deaths in gaza and you know you should either vote for the opponent or home that's a big one is just trying to dampen voter turnout if you can just get people to stay home that can influence the election. we are seeing that these days and i've heard from students of both of those background is that they are seeing those ads in their social media feed or those of posts, which i don't. and so it's difficult to even counter message a message you don't see. so let's get to the heart of things here. last week, vice president harris actually went there in her interview with charlamagne tha god in detroit right and said, you could trump a fasc

nearby on lake michigan, massive waves towering over this lighthouse. in erie, pennsylvania, zero visibility. highways a graveyard of abandoned cars and trucks. the national weather service warning of gusts up to 80 miles an hour. west of philadelphia, police say high winds likely caused a tree to come crashing down on this suv, killing a 30-year-old mom. her daughter taken to the hospital. in new york state, authorities say two people in erie county have died from heart attacks after shoveling snow. the system dumping nearly eight inches of snow near springfield, massachusetts, more than enough for school officials to delay or cancel classes. this time lapse showing the front storming into new york city. high winds even taking down the christmas tree outside the west virginia state capitol building in charleston. and david, the winds are so severe, the faa had warned it was going to be a difficult day for airports all over the northeast. and we've seen significant delays around new york city and up in boston. these winds are howling, david. >> david: t