spiriva. ♪ liz: yes, to charge may have filed for bankruptcy, but not everyone has given up on the motor citys low winter sun last night. perfect timing. from then set in the bankruptcy. certainly not all manufacturers are baking -- backing away. ashley: doing business in a bankrupt city. joining me now, ceo of that rock which runs the company. thank you so much for being here. that is a good place to start. you go back and forth to detroit quite a bit. what is the mood of this city right now? i cannot imagine it is very good. what is the set up ttere in particular? >> first, we wanted to be made in the usa. went to detroit and fell in love and about, what better city to make the engines that run the watch is that in the motor city. we find it to be a positive business environment. liz: tell me about what it is like to do business on a daily basis in detroit because all you hear, it is horrible. mesdames. there is no police service. cruisers are 15 years old. nothing marks. >> we have not found a different than any other city we operate in. quite honestly there is a huge art movement and a cr

association so it looks like there's no end in sight well breaking the set producer david went to the motor city to find out why the city is losing all of its steam. we cannot and must not and we will not while i mean it seems like a calamity of the distant past it was only four years ago that the obama administration rode to the rescue of two detroit automakers general motors and chrysler the federal government poured eighty billion dollars into the companies extending them a lifeline out of a looming bankruptcy. but it seems the city of detroit won't get the same bailout even after declaring a twenty billion dollar debt becoming the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history and this time around city employees will feel it the most as they are likely to see significant cuts to their pensions and post employment health care benefits bill of voice of concern is reverberating throughout the city has been quite overtaken another sentiment one that magnified over the last few years i've been here all my life and i see the good in it being not like it is we're good as come these people by and. i s

are hoping to increase transparency and oversight we'll bring you the details and the once great motor city has been in steep decline for decades the city faces eighteen billion dollars in debt and is attempting to enter a bankruptcy party travels to the motor city for a look at the decline. it's thursday august first four pm in washington d.c. i make a lopez and you are watching our t.v. our top story this afternoon edward snowden has left the sheremetyevo airport in moscow after russian authorities granted him temporary asylum in the country the attorney for the former n.s.a. contractor says the documents allowing him to stay in russia were issued today snowden is now allowed to live work and travel in the country for up to a year this temporary asylum is also renewable almost as soon as those papers were issued edward snowden packed up his bags and left the airport bound for an undisclosed location where he goes and what he does from here on out is still very much a mystery for the latest from moscow earlier i was joined by r.t. correspondent lindsay france and i asked her if she has any

back here in detroit, the latino review saying the motor city could sub for gotham in man of steel 2. the motor city experienced a production boom right now as a result of the generous tax incentives offered to film companies. transformers 4 is here now and disney's need for speed was here earlier in the summer. morocco is also scouted as another alternative. it's very early. we're still talking about ben afleck in that movie. since we're talking about detroit, let's get back to ford. we all know it's an iconic american brand but one thing coming in the company's turn around and the time i've spent here is the pride. the pride of making the mustang at this plant and the new pride in working in the auto industry. >> it's easy to see the headlines and think detroit is a city in ruin but there's also imagines of this. new jobs in what once made detroit great, the auto industry. a job at a place like ford is not about being on the line or punching the clock. it's about one thing, opportunity. >> this is a career. when you come into ford you're guaranteed. you've got your life set out ahea

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. >>> and a massive fire in the motor city. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for wednesday, august 21st. >>> good morning to you. a harrowing day in an atlanta suburb after a run-in with a gunman there. a man with an ak-47 walking into an elementary school and ordering an employee to call a local tv station. he then opened fire. no one was injured, students were evacuated as a precaution there. david gregory has more. >> reporter: reports of gunfire near atlanta. the children were escorted to the back of the school grounds for safety. as dozens of law enforcement agents scoured the campus. >> i never thought something like this would happen in my neighborhood, period. >> reporter: police say a 20-year-old carrying an ak-47 and other weapons slipped past the buzzer security system and into the school by following behind someone authorized to enter. >> at the front office he barricaded himself with a couple of office employees. >> reporter: as police arrived, the gunman left the office, firing a

many are high tech startups but shinola is bringing manufacturing back to the motor city. it's making craft bicycles, watches, and fine leather goods. business has taken off and in terms of the city's bankruptcy filing, c.e.o. steve bock says the company knew what it was getting into. >> we knew when we came to detroit several years ago that there were financial challenges, that there were challenges in the city. had we made a decision today if the bankruptcy had been declared, we would have made exactly the same decision. >> reporter: shinola assembly line leader willie holley has even more ambitions for the future. so what's your best case scenario, two years from now, five years from now, what do you see happening? >> i see us expanding, especially on our other wing, trying to make other goods, and journals, and things of that nature, and just having like a huge workforce, sort of, that can compete even with the big three, so i mean, it would be nice if shinola was in lights next to g.m. in the other renaissance building, or something like that. >> reporter: right now th

greater impact on the development of music than detroit, the motown sound is synonymous with the motor citytion of one of the greatest exports that this city has had and we wanted to get the best music expert known. >> well. >> to america to do that. >> now you're exaggerating. we hasn't available. casey case m couldn't do it. asked my younger son -- >> we asked someone on the street. >> saw a guy on the street last night. >> on a bicycle. >> looked kind of sad. i thought he could use, you know -- >> he didn't want to do it. >> he couldn't do it. so that left us with lewis bergdorf. >> it's the next best thing. >> right. >> not really. >> the next and next. >> i wanted to go to one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. i went to studio a in hitsville usa, home of the motown sound. take a look. >> reporter: manufacturing may be the heart of detroit, but motown is its soul. producer berry gordy with $800 and a dream created an empire that changed music forever. the jackson five. ♪ oh, baby give me one more chance ♪ >> reporter: the supremes. ♪ stop in the name of love >> repor

you and i looking forward to our first regular season game in the motor city. that nfc north get going from the get-go bo the opening weekend. minnesota will visit the detroit lions. >> brian: next week we are at minnesota at chicago. the minnesota vikings to the open the season on the road in the division. they could pull that one-two punch. boy, that makes them the team to beat in the nfc north. >> thom: i want to look at how your power rankings shape up. that's as competitive a division as there is top to bottom. one through four. of any of the entire nfl. i mean, really the afc north. >> brian: how good is the green bay packers? aaron rogers. you have uh to have them there. minnesota, the question is christian ponder. mark trusman. where are the detroit lions? will they revert to the playoff form of two years ago or struggle like last year? >> thom: a lot of people are surprised. maybe i'm the only one. that you have green bay that highly rateded. >> brian: aaron ronlers is the best quarterback in the nfl for my money. i think they have help with lacy. the

. >> america's motor city working to start up for recovery. etroit becomes the largest city in the country to file for bankruptcy in u.s. history. this after a steady drop in population and decline in tax base for the past several decades. now the city is sitting on $18.5 billion in debt. >> one of the things that i want to say to our citizens is that as tough as this is, i really didn't want to go in this direction, but now that we are here, we have to make the best of it. >> detroit's murder rate is also at a 40-year high, and the population is at a low of 700,000. pope francis makes his first trip overseas since becoming pontiff, presiding over world youth day in rio de janeiro, bringing in millions of young catholics from around the world to attend the event that happens every two years. the pope, who has spoken often of concerns for the poor, will tour a shanty neighborhood and speak to business and political leaders. for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> imagine trying to find your way in a new cou

he put for sale signs throughout the motor city on street polls, sculptures, public buildings and otherces. the city took his work down. even put price tags on it. but he hopes he was able to make people smile during such a difficult time. maybe here making fun of also what they are trying to do. they are looking at, what, 60,000 pieces of art in the city in terms of what they are worth. it's a tough time for detroit. >>> time for a look ahead and a look back. the 67th little league world series starts today. >> i'll watch. >> bill probably played in that. >> no, debit maidn't make it. >> they'll begin facing nauf williamsport, pennsylvania. >>> in 1969, the start of woodstock. the four-day music festival brought almost 500,000 people to upstate new york. >>> happy birthday to jennifer lawrence. carl edwards turns 34 and actor/director ben affleck is 41. >>> here's what's coming up on the "today" show. a sneak peek of cory monteith's final movie before his death. >>> and the one and only jimmy buffett performs some of his biggest hits live on the plaza. >>> keep it right here for more n

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a ripple effect of detroit's bankruptcy is being felt in michigan communities far from the motor city, but as our cover story explains, they are not far enough for some creditors of municipal bonds who are nervous about getting repaid. county officials in flint, michigan, 60 miles from detroit, sought to raise $54 million for sewer and water improvements by selling municipal bonds. but investors demanded higher interest rates in the wake of detroit's bankruptcy. potential municipal bond investors issued the same demand in saginaw county, 100 miles northwest of detroit, and again in the city of battle creek, 120 miles to the west. in each case, municipal bond offerings had to be postponed and public works projects delayed. the reason, dale rosenthal says - they're all in michigan. "there's a big cost that's unknown, and other cities asking for money will also be guaranteed by the state." "investors are skittish because the emergency manager has said he'll pay pennies on the dollar." funding delayed could itself have a ripple effect on public works projects and private- sector developme

oz assists and a massive fire in the motor city. >>> good morning. i'm mara schiavocampo. it was a harrowing day for students and parents in an atlanta suburb after a run-in with a gunman. students were evacuated from an elementary school in decatur after a man with an ak-47 walked in tuesday, ordered a employee to call a local tv station and opened fire. thankfully, no one was injured. kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: just after lunchtime, a terrifying scene. reports of gunfire at ronald mcnair discovery learning academy near atlanta. the children were escorted to the back of the school grounds for safety as dozens of law enforcement agents scoured the campus. >> i never thought something like that would happen in my neighborhood, period. >> reporter: police say a 20-year-old michael brandon hill carrying an ak-47 and other weapons slipped past a buzzer security system and into the school by following someone who was authorized to be there. >> he didn't get any further than the front office. he barricaded himself with a couple office employees. >> reporter: as police a

the judge is determining whether the motor city "is eligible" for protection from creditors.arguments in the case will begin september 18th, which is much earlier than the october 23rd date the judge originally scheduled. detroit''s emergency manger kevyn orr will have to prove the city is insolvent. city employees and retired workers will argue to protect their pensions under michigan's constitution. starbucks is set to start selling its evolution fresh juices in whole foods stores. the coffee giant acquired the cold-pressed juice maker in 2011. a big part of its plan for the selling juice in retail outlets with an eye to gaining a bigger foothold in the $1.6 billion premium juice market. evolution fresh snacks will also debut in whole foods stores and come to starbucks locations this fall. as early as september you may be able to trade in your old i- phone to get an upgrade. apple is reportedly planning to unveil the plan next month. sources told all things d that the company is expected to make an official statement at its september 10th event. that's when it's anticipated

the motor city's urban areas is on the upswing, as demand for office space picks up. developers are flocking to office rentals that are estimated to be 7 to 25% less than renting space in the suburbs. "it's still malleable. it's still developing and determining what its going to be at the end of the day and with that folks feel that they can come in and actually be part of detroit's revitalization and redevelopment." that was dave blaszkiewicz with the downtown detroit partnership he says the area has at 99% occupancy rate right now. he adds the momentum has created 12 thousand jobs in the past 18 months. the u-s commodities futures trading commission is stepping up its probe into price-fixing of metals. the agency is asking one metals firm to hand over all of its correspondence with the london metal exchance since 2010. companies that use metal in products, such as coca-cola, have complained of limited output from factories, which drives up prices. the probe is also looking into who's responsible for inventory. lately, the metals industry has seen control shift from

it's adding 1,400 new jobs to a plant in michigan just outside the motor city. the ceo moved production there from a factory in mexico saying the new plant will turn out more carps and help the company meet rising demand. >> well, we don't have a lot of capacity left but pretty much sized to what will be longer term. we think right now the u.s. will come in around 16 million units, maybe 17 but the pin up demand because the average age of vehicles is nearly 11 years old. we have room on the second and third shift around the united states to meet that demand. >> phil was at that plant and got an up close look at manufacturing, leaner and more efficient companies. >> reporter: ford's plant south of detroit, it is day one of production of the fusion said d -- sedan. it is bringing it here to detroit. ford in 2013 is far different company than it was back in 2007 when it was restructured. they are getting greater profitability and sales despite the fact the company has fewer plants, brands and workers. one reason why, greater efficiency. half of the models built by

they hope he can bring big things for the motor city. patriots, four turnovers in the first half. the lions, 40-9. first time under coach belichick the pats allow 40 in a preseason game. >>> it's time for dodger baseball. l.a. in miami, finishing up that series. yasiel puig, that's out in 27 of the 30 parks. but one of the three it isn't out in is that one right there. puig, one for three and rbi in the game. clayton kershaw, speaking of outs, looking for his 13th win of the season. double-plays helped him. dodgers win. 6-0, kershaw, eight innings. >>> boston at dodgers stadium, friday, saturday, sunday. first time since 2002. >> that's all we got. back to you. >> guys, thank you. >>> robert griffin iii, quarterback of the washington redski redskins, a bit lighter in the wallet. rg-3, fined 10,000 bucks by the nfl for an apparel violation. he wore a t-shirt wore by adidas. and players must wear nike gear. 10,000 bucks. he won't make that mistake next time. >>> up next, "the pulse." we know who will be the next batman. and the choice may surprise you. >> very surprising. >>> and a

new page it is producer amir david recently traveled to detroit to see what lies ahead for the motor city. we cannot and must. and we will not while it may seem like a calamity of the distant past it was only four years ago that the obama administration rode to the rescue of two detroit automakers general motors and chrysler the federal government port eighty billion dollars into the companies extending them a lifeline out of a looming bankruptcy was but it seems the city of detroit won't get the same bailout even after declaring a twenty billion dollar debt becoming the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history and this time around city employees will feel it the most as they are likely to see significant cuts to their pensions and post employment health care benefits bill will of voice of concern is reverberating throughout the city hasn't quite overtaken another sentiment one that's magnified over the last few years i've been here all my life and i've seen it in a big not like it is more good as a misspeak but as banking business is i see a lot of construction go. and on a lot of pe

we headed to motor city, to meet up with racing legend jeff gordon. and we weren't the only ones.ore than a million people come to watch drivers steer down detroit's famous woodward avenue. in their american classics -- the old -- and the new. >> i'm not a good passenger. >> well, then you drive. you drive. >> reporter: gordon, giving me a lift in a brand new 2014 corvette stingray. just off the line in kentucky. >> it's come a long way. >> they call her corvette. she belongs to the highway. >> reporter: tonight the brand new one, on the highway too. >> i love looking at the old classic cars, but i love driving the new ones. >> reporter: this one, 0 to 60 in 3.8 seconds. >> give me a little taste. >> a little taste? >> reporter: yeah. >> now we have to find a place to brake and corner. >> reporter: a place to brake and corner. he found a corner all right. the whole time, chopper 7 overhead. do you always drive? do you ever let your wife drive? >> my wife is an excellent driver, so i'm happy to drive -- to ride with her, but i do prefer to drive. >> reporter: two children. ella and

producer amir david recently traveled to detroit to see what lies ahead for the motor city. we cannot and must not and we will not while it may seem like a calamity of the distant past it was only four years ago that the obama administration rode to the rescue of two detroit automakers general motors and chrysler the federal government port eighty billion dollars into the companies extending them a lifeline out of a looming bankruptcy. but it seems the city of detroit won't get the same bailout even after declaring a twenty billion dollar debt becoming the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history and this time around city employees will feel it the most as they are likely to see significant cuts to their pensions and post employment health care benefits but while voice of concern is reverberating throughout the city it hasn't quite overtaken another sentiment one that's magnified over the last few years i've been here all of my life and i've seen it in a big not like it is more good as come these people is buying businesses i see a lot of construction going on a lot of p

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. >> the motor city. this is will we do. john: what's up with detroit? can this happen to your town? that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now john stossel. ♪ john: detroit was once the richest city in america. i was three years old and. that was the 1950's. now it's the biggest u.s. city ever to declare bankruptcy. so what happened? our guests tonight have some clues. first, fox news reporter works in detroit and just wrote, detroit, an american autopsy. an autopsy, one examines the dead body and tries to find out what killed him. detroit isn't that exactly. what killed the trust? >> would kill the charge, racial conflict of detroit. slav kill detroit. corruption children. it seems like that is what has become the american way because detroit is not alone. what is baltimore going to do, atlanta, l.a. john: detroit is and worse shape. worse politicians, more unions. the automaker collapsed. it was in the politicians' fault. it was just the big three crashed. >> it was all of them. one industry town. we were rich. we thought it would never end. everybody put t

. >> the motor city. this is will we do. john: what's up with detroit? can this happen to your town? that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now john stossel. ♪ john: detroit was once the richest city in america. i was three years old and. that was the 1950's. now it's the biggest u.s. city ever to declare bankruptcy. so what happened? our guestsonight have some clues. first, fox news reporter works etroit and justrote, detroit, an american autopsy. an autopsy, one examines the dead body and tries to find out what killed him. detroit isn't that exactly. what killed the trust? >> would kill the charge, racial conflict of detroit. slav kill detroit. corruption children. it seems like that is what has become the american way because detroit is not alone. what is baltimore going to do, atlanta, l.a. john: detroit is and worse shape. worse politicians, more unions. the automaker collapsed. it was in the politicians' fault. it was just the big three crashed. >> it was all of them. one industry town. we were rich. we thought it would never end. everybody put their han

batman, superman bringing millions to the motor city. but can they save the city in the brink? the saddle. ryan vickers return to the saddle after a brush with death. cnn "newsroom" starts now. good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. a coalition to support military strikes on syria appears to be unraveling as a key ally backs away. britain's refusal to take part "the british aren't coming." the british aren't laughing. cnn's atika shubert is live in london. >> reporter: good morning. "cam down" from "the sun" and humiliated, "no to syria strike." and that's the main word throughout the headlines here, is humiliated. basically, it was a resounding defeat. there was a lot of emotion and anger in the house of commons, particularly directed towards opposition labor leader. you saw in "the independent," there was an expletive background to one reporter about the vote and what happened. and for that reason, there was a lot of anger in parliament last night. there were shouts of resign and shame. in the end, prime minister cameron said that he accepted the vote and