we are still known as the motor city command we would not be if it were not for access to these shipping channels. they are vital to the prosperity of the region, not just detroit or windsor is a city. when you talk about legalities of border crossing, whichever international border it is, it is ripe with issues and concerns of national security. when the ambassador bridge opened, used to be able to walk right up to its pylons. in the 1930's, people used to picnic under it. post 9/11, consider the concerns -- security concerns have meant that that is all closed down here the closest you can get to the base of the bridge is about 150 yards. it also has meant that we had to be aware of human trafficking. illegal drugs were being brought into the city. productsit booze and that are not a reputable coming over these crossings. they are protected by border security. we also have coast guard here that monitor the traffic coming across. making sure that what is brought in is legal. it is tireless work. it is enforcement across alterable agencies which ,ncludes the dnr, island park border crossi

det and barking later on a mammoth musical project commissioned to help reinvent a city that seemed crippled by the motortry that it lped build it. itnvolved dozens of musicians, vocalist and residents from across the city. itaseverything else, it had sold. --soul anchor: remembering allee willis who has died at 72. a bakery in the northwest of england is claiming to be the first to make bread out of insects. each loaf at the bakery contains more than 300 crickets mixed into the flour. eating insects can help boost nutrition and ease pollution. reporter: they are still making their ual bread but there is a new batch in production. where the key ingredient is this, crickets. the bakery claims to be the first in the u.k. to makebr inst d. a crunchy cricket loaf. re we want them to think about their food and wt comes from and the impact it has o the environme. this is our way of saying take the challenge, try a loaf and see if you like it. reporter: it's not as unusual as you might first think. sat eimed at least 2 billion people ate insects last year. a re a good source of protein and producing them is les

later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motord residents from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul! remembering the american songwriter, allee willis, who's died at the age of 72. now to an unusual bakery inside a mental hospital in china. patients can volunteer to make bread and then sell it, as a way of connecting with wider society. this is their story. a fascinating insight into the life of that bakery. a reminder of our top story: typhoon pha nfone has caused majorfloods and destruction in the philippines. tens of thousands of people have been left stranded and had to spend the night in improvised shelters. police say at least six people are reported missing. many flights have been cancelled. we are continuing to monitor the situation there at the bbc. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @bbckasiamadera. it would be lovely to hear from you. hgppy it would be lovely to hear from you. happy christmas, merry christmas if you are celebratin

later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motorsidents, from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. allee willis who has died at the age of 72. the resort where three people died following an incident in one of their pools say there are no concerns relating to the pool or the procedures the club carried out. a father and his two children reportedly drowned after being found unresponsive at club la costa world, near fuengirola. the foreign office says it's supporting a british woman, at the resort. divers in the slovenian city of bled have been performing the legend of the submerged bell in lake bled. thousands of tourists watch this event on christmas day every year. it retells the legend of the wishing bell that used to sit on the church tower on the island in the middle of the lake. legend says when the submerged bell rings, wishes come true. in australia, the annual sydney—hoba rt yacht race is getting started. more than 165 teams are taking part in what is the 75th running of the co

later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motorsidents, from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. remembering american songwriter, allee willis. in australia, the annual sydney—hoba rt yacht race is getting started. more than 165 teams are taking part in what is the 75th running of the competition. but this year sees something new — the first indigenous crew is taking part. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. some final checks for the crew of the tribal warrior. in a race steeped in history and tradition, this is a genuine first. this crew represents the indigenous people of australia, who are, in a way, travelling with them. very, very exciting. and it's brought people from broome, at lightning ridge, at bourke, at coonabarabran, they're all — all the communities are talking and they're all saying that's our boat — and that's very proud. eight of the 11 crew are aboriginal, representing 800,000 indigenous people of australia. some are hoping this race, this experience will write a new pag

later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motorsidents from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul! allee willis who has died at the age of 72. remembering allee willis. there are no concerns. the father and his two children were found drowned at costa del sol. the foreign office says it is supporting a british woman at the result. —— resort. divers in the slovenian city of bled have been performing the legend of the submerged bell in lake bled. thousands of tourists watch this event every year. it retells the legend of the wishing bell that used to sit on the church tower on the island in the middle of the lake. legend says when the submerged bell rings, wishes come true. in australia, the annual sydney to hobart yacht race is getting started. more than a 165 teams are taking part in what is the 75th running of the competition. but this year sees something new — the first indigenous crew is taking part. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. some final checks for the crew of the tribal warrior.

. >> the motor city roars back to life. but who's getting left in the rearview mirror? >> there are so many people in our city who still need to be part of the progress. >> plus, president trump's tariff war pushes michigan farmers to the point of no return. >> you are going to see more family farms like ours struggle and go out of business. >> and -- >> is it prime time for african-american women? >> i believe so. i believe it's our time. >> battleground 2020. will black women in michigan determine who ends up in the white house? >> it is our right and our duty to get up and vote on election day. soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact" from michigan. we're here at the detroit institute of arts. famed mexican artist diego rivera painted this mural all around me. it's called "detroit industry." and it's a tribute to the city's manufacturing roots. but detroit didn't just build cars, it manufactured hope. it was where the american dream came to life. with a large bloc of blue- collar workers, michigan eventually became part of the reliable blue wall for

later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. allee willis who has died at the age of 72. thank you for watching. hello there. christmas day brought us a fine settled spell of weather but it was short—lived and we are expecting more wet and rather windy weather to move through for boxing day. very gradually, those temperatures will lift. it will turn milder across the south, initially, and then to all areas as we head on into friday, and certainly over the weekend. here it is, next area of low pressure bringing the wetter and windier weather here, but still further north and east, it's going to be a largely dry start to boxing day. quite chilly in places. a touch of frost across central, northern and eastern scotland. compare that to 7—10 degrees in the south and the west. so quite a contrast in weather conditions to start boxing day. chilly, fairly bright across the north and the east. the winds continue to pick up here. wetter and windier weather acro

later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motorsands of musicians, vocalists and residents from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul! remembering the american songwriter, allee willis. if you are celebrating christmas, let me take this moment to wish you a very merry christmas from me and the bbc world news team. thank you so much for watching. goodbye. good evening. after all the rain we have been having lately, today‘s weather felt like something of a christmas miracle. it was dry for pretty much all of us, many of us got to see sunshine. that was how it looked on the lincolnshire coast earlier on. but things are changing. behind me, this lump of cloud is boxing day‘s weather and we will see some rain returning from the west. before that happens, fog still potentially causing problems in the central, eastern and northern parts of england, southern scotland as well. certainly through the evening hours it could be quite dense. but it will lift after midnight because we will have more c

. >>> now to motor city, that's where the lions were fighting to end an eight-game skid against the packerslans, though, narrowly escaping with a 23-20 win. that victory means a first round bye in the playoffs. >> well, the playoffs kick off saturday afternoon with the bills and texans should be a great game and then titans and patriots vikings/saints play sunday and seahawks and eagles right here on nbc at 4:40 p.m. eastern. >>> still ahead, the worst passwords of 2019 revealed >> hopefully they're not on your list. sping il, we'll meet an inirchd bringing love and laughter to other kids in need of a smile. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a different kind of targeted biologic. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting,

that is because under the usmca, if you have not heard about this, yet you are not too far from motor city, 75% of auto parts in duty free cars have to be made in north america, and 40% have to be made by north america -- by workers essentially earning what is the average wage here in the united states. the president drove a hard bargain to end nafta's old incentives to move factories to the south and now businesses just like forwards announcement today are creating an opening new jobs and factories right here in the united states. and after they get down with today's activities at the house, i am told they will bring out the usmca, and i expect there will be a lot of people take credit for this thing, and i've got to tell, you i was there every step of the way, through talk negotiations with mexico and canada, and make no mistake about, it michigan, when it comes to the usmca, president donald trump got it done flew so, the president has delivered for american workers, because he knows americas workers are the best in the world, and when we level the playing field, president trump and i k

the last piece that really helps michigan become the motor city was the ingenuity of some of the earlyers of modern mobile industry, from henry ford, whose assembly line is to walter chrysler and william durrant, who founded general motors. this exciting boom in any fracturing and the automobile industry was huge in the southern part of michigan, particularly southeastern michigan. at the same time, the northern part of michigan was so largely farming as a main industry, but technology,ents in particularly the gasoline engine, resulted in automations like the motorized tractor. new eraped usher in a of farming in michigan and enabled family farms to grow into sustainable businesses. early in the 20th century, almost 25% of michigan farmers were dairy farmers. that was a huge industry for us. are movingactories in southeast michigan, we've got farming on a larger scale happening, so both worlds existing simultaneously. we have now moved into the part of the museum which talks about michigan during world war ii, and particularly, the war production that took place. in 1940, right before

i'm from motor city. so it's really easy to get from here to d.c. let's just go.o my sister and producer and friend, we all got on the amtrak. we were there -- i don't know, two and a half hours. and we looked around seeing how we could get in. i've made these movies for many years. >> "roger and me" you did something like that. >> it was 30 years ago today that i did "roger and me". but then i thought it's really cold. i don't want to wait around -- >> but you're from michigan. >> it was brutally cold in d.c. on that day. i'm telling you. so i said what is the one office on capitol hill where i will be treated with respect that i deserve and of course we go to the office of the member of congress from flint, michigan. and so we walked in and we said can we get in? and he said i'm going over there now. i'll walk you in. so we sat in the part of the gallery that's for friends or family of members of congress. so we got to a really great seat. obviously, obviously, all the cliches, historic day, witnessing history. my cystssister and i said this flashback. in 1965 m

. ♪ yeah, it's all right >> the motor city five and iggy and the stooges release two pioneering albumsople see them and go this is the answer. ♪ hey, ho, let's go hey, ho, let's go ♪ >> here to see how great rock 'n roll is supposed to be done. >> how is it supposed to be done? >> no pyrotechnics, no phony showmanship. just pure rock 'n roll. pure guts, pure stamina. ♪ ♪ they're piling in the backseat they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ blitzkrieg bop >> just real and raw and there's no crap involved, as opposed to the standard schlap we hear on the top 40. >> the ramones are part of a wider new york scene. >> you had people like patti smith. >> i'm an artist. rock 'n' roll is my art. >> the new york dolls. >> the dead boys. >> rock and roll anybody can play. >> and richard hell. >> richard hell was one to cut his own hair. ripping his clothes and safety pinning them together. >> he was the king of the punks. the safety pin thing, for instance, is his. it's pretty clear that he invented that. ♪ hey, ho, let's go >> punk in the united states is a statement of

i'm from motor city. it's really easy to get from here to d.c. let's just go. sister and my producer and friend, we all got on the amtrak. we were there i don't know 2 1/2 hours and we walked over to capitol hill and started looking around seeing how we could get in. i've made these movies for many years -- >> you're standing around looking how to get in -- >> actually it was 30 years ago tonight that roger and the theaters -- >> a long time ago you setout the idea when you go somewhere you're going to get in. >> yes, and that is generally the case. but then i thought it's really cold. so i don't want to wait around a lot figuring out which door to go through. it was brutally cold in d.c. on that day i'm telling you. it was like, you know, so i said wh where is the one office on capitol hill where i will be treated with the respect i deserve, and of course we go to the office of the member of congress from flint, michigan. and so we walked in and said can we get in. and he said, yeah, i'm going over there now i'll walk you in. so we walked in and we sat in the

take a look at this, a problem very familiar to us in the bay area but it's happening in the motor cityf a sideshow in detroit posted to social media, much like bay area demonstrations, people are standing really dangerously close to those cars. so far there have been no arrests. detroit police say sideshows have been on the rise over the past few months. they blame a growing number of social media pages. they like that attention. >>> president trump's administration is awarding billions of dollars in contracts to private companies to operate immigration detention centers in california. the move comes less than two weeks before a new state law goes into effect. the contracts in san diego colexico, adalanto and bakersfield allow for housing of about 4,000 detainees with capacity to expand in the future. i.c.e. says the contracts are not subject to the new state law. >>> the new year just around the corner and with it comes new laws, including some addressing wildfire concerns. first a law requires utilities like pg&e to reduce impact of planned power shutoffs to first responders and peop

we're going to hear you all sing in just a minute, but first, how they became a motor city phenomenonsays has been forgotten. >> the area of detroit is one of the most forgotten areas in the city a lot of poverty around this area, but i believe that with the detroit youth choir, we're developing a whole new manifestation of this area. >> there is more to the neighborhood than just like the bad things about it. there's a lot of good in this neighborhood, and i feel like people should focus on that more than the bad. >> my motto is hard work, dedication, never stop can't stop because hard work is what provides success the biggest accomplishment that we've undertaken was the "america's got talent. it was an amazing journey, and that's what we wanted to show our young people like you can achieve greatness, if you apply yourself, if you work hard if you believe in something. >> people envision detroit youth as being like bad kids or things like that, and i just feel like we bring a little light to detroit. >> i just tell people look, we go hard, we sing loud, and we accomplish goals and wh

this the 13th year the oakland police department has hosted operation motor santa. >>> city leaders arel facility right there along the waterfront. the embarcadero navigation center is near piers 30 and 32 and will begin accepting clients at the end of the month. the chronicle reports a similar facility is being proposed for the lower knob hill neighborhood. the facility will have 75 beds and is earmarked for young homeless people. >>> a north bay man has written a song, one he hopes fire departments will adopt as an anthem. the song is a tribute to firefighters. last night several restaurants in santa rosa joined in supporting his effort. many people wore t-shirts. the composer said he was inspired to write the song after the catastrophic north bay fires two years ago. >> we have tons of people that saw this. we all love our firefighters. >> the toy drive will serve about 5,000 children this season. firefighters praised the compossessor for its creativity. >> the finale of the masked singer aired here on ktvu last night, entertaining wayne brady as the winner. brady was dressed up as t

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city of vancouver around 15 minutes 6 passengers. new builds of the 1950s but retrofitted with an electric motor and design designed by an australian gump. i publish if we have a canadian ally those behind this 1st electrified say it could be the dawning of the age of electric if yes. that's it from me and the business to. thank you very much for watching the for. coke. consumers around the world are in a shopping frenzy. online sales are in the run up to christmas. retailers changing and our culture. closer business of protection can begin. made in germany. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get the maps now. in the. climate change. most of. the years to the end of the future. for the mega city. church. clock. christmas time on double. this is daily news live from berlin once hailed as a human rights icon now defending her country's armed forces against charges of genocide mean mars and so suit she takes the stand at the international court of justice in the hague a nobel peace prize winner says there is no proof that her country's army

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tradition with santa and his helpers cruising through the city to deliver toys to the kids and spreading cheer. it is the 13th year for operation motor santa and operators gave away over 400 toys. >>> we are clearing out after the early morning showers and fog. here's what highway 224 looked like heading toward orinda and we have the forecast. >> we did have fog around this morning with overcast skies near the shoreline and parts north of santa clara county. we have a few sprinkles in the north bay too. we have increasing sunshine heading to the south bay but not so much to the north. cloudy and cool for part of the bay area and other parts don't look too bad. here is the look over san jose with blue skies in the silicon valley. it does not look bad over san francisco either, overcast with temperatures mostly in the 50s. san jose has skyrocketed to 60 degrees. this afternoon we look for mix of sun and clouds north of the golden gate, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures topping out with upper 50s to low 60s. you can see the clouds lifting to the north which leaves us with clear skies tonight. fog forming overnight and double in the morn

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but our volunteers our wonderful volunteers grace's motors will be delivering these meals like fanning out throughout the city of san francisco delivering 13 to people who who can't get out toy for whatever reason maybe they're sick there from just can't get out today and they will be getting a meal from e salvation army volunteer will be getting a will visit them for many ebody people today that they will be alone and the salvation army volunteers, the only person they're going to see how you know when you mention that there are 2 things and i really like first of all these volunteers are fanning out across the city i think that's a great visual people this is here the b of paris in this parking lot is people right now their cars gettingready for this so they're about to completely basically spread this holiday cheer out ango all throughout salvation army els if you well and al that such an thing to remember that you mentioned that this isn't just a meal for people, it's also community it is in his community and the salvation army is all about community and bringing to san francisco values in the city of san

i was given that opportunity when i found athans motors -- a high-end used-car dealer outside of the cityof chicago. owner pete athans has spent millions turning his dealership into a man cave. how much debt do you have on the business? pete: $6.9 million. lemonis: i'm sorry -- how much? but he didn't know the auto business at all... the reason you're taking a $5,000 loss is 'cause you bought the car wrong. ...and he often failed to listen to people who did. -do you trust tony? -pete: no. lemonis: as a result, athans motors was losing $1.8 million a year. what matters is that you make money, these people's jobs get saved, and the business survives and it thrives. -that's the goal here. -pete: you're right. lemonis: what do you stand to lose if this business closes? pete: i would lose my house, my dream. it would be catastrophic. lemonis: so, i made a deal with pete -- $3.5 million for 50% of the company. -lemonis: automatch usa. -woman: i love it. lemonis: i've re-branded the business, and i've stocked it with affordable cars. luckily, i knew where to find them. today, i'm headed to jacks

were there the tree of badly ham looked gorgeous the motor was the joy of christmas and the joy of christmas is this year all over the place in every city in the west bank in. love it for hollywood and i'm a large area called everywhere people are celebrating the joy of christmas the last time around there we spoke to may around one selman he described christmas celebrations in bethlehem as almost an act of defiance against the defacto u.k. u.s. backed israeli occupation do you think that occupation is still on the minds of all the pilgrims that will be there celebrating this year well actually the wall speaks for itself the wall by itself is an occupation so when you look at when you're at the city you enter the city definitely there are of normal conditions however our persistence to conduct the celebration of christmas in the city of the nativity in the city of birth of peace it is yes a determination that we are there to celebrate christmas despite all the playing actions and despite all the american policy we have the right to live joy to live peace and this is what we express in our celebrations and through our message of peace no

where there the tree of badly ham looked gorgeous the motor was the joy of christmas and the joy of christmas is this year all over the place in every city in the west bank in a class major love it for who would you know i'm a large area go everywhere people are celebrating their joy of christmas the last time around we spoke to the mayor and to anselm and he described christmas celebrations in bethlehem as almost an act of defiance against the defacto u.k. u.s. backed israeli occupation do you think that occupation is still on the minds of all the pilgrims that will be there celebrating this year well actually the wall speaks for itself the wall by itself is and a good patient so when you look at when you're at the city you enter the city definitely there are abnormal. additions however our persistence to conduct the celebration of christmas in the city of the nativity in the city of birth of peace it is yes a determination that we are there to celebrate christmas despite all the playing good actions despite all the american policy we have the right to live joy to live peace and this is what we express in our celebrations and through ou

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motor company. jacob rimer started a potato chip franchise in new york city.one trazegnies man found in chicago years earlier worked for the crackerjack company so these men were living very ordinary lives. they look like ordinary americans again with social security cards pensions and retirement. jacob rimer retired to the little blackford house on the shoreline of lake carmel in new york and was living there essentially undetected for years and years and years. the push to find these men and to bring them to justice is what drives this book. that is the drama behind this book. this is the roster that the historians found improv in 1990 with jacob rimer's name on it and his identification number. this is what led them to understand more about these perpetrators. this tiny unit inside the justice department faced an incredible set of challenges. for one thing they were racing against time because witnesses were growing older. survivors were growing older. when this unit was started by an act of congress in 1979 everyone thought they had done their work and a h

have had 16 people who have lost their lives in our city walking on our roadways, and that's far too many. one was a cyclist, two were passengers of motorehicles, one in a motorcycle and six were drivers. so, again, way too many. and we'll be out there continuing to enforce the law to try to bring these numbers down. and that concludes this portion of our report. is there any questions from the commission? >> thank you, chief. it's going to be a particularly cold and wet day on saturday, just so you know. i have a question about the homicides and the reduction. do you have any feel for what may be driving that number? >> well, i will say, i think part of what's driving the number is we've had now second really good year, three good years of clearing homicides. last year our homicide clearance rate was 100 percent. year to date, we are at 83 percent this year. that includes prior-year cases. but i think we are of the belief that when you focus on the right people. and a lot of the individuals that have been arrested and charged with these murders have had histories of violent crimes so there's not a single incident. i think that does mak

city. and there i think the whole debate is just silly to be honest. when i see people at the on a motor show jumping on cars and holding up a post as i think they lost it. do you feel from 0 to 100. personally i don't own a car but then i live in berlin so i don't need one. but that doesn't mean that i don't think this is awesome. for 140 horsepower. i've got goosebumps. here at the rally the concerns of the climate activists feel like a world away. and tim is doubtful that the extinction rebellion protests will change that. in the in the present doesn't go i don't know what these people are thinking when they sit down in the middle of the road they're lucky to drive to stop for them. and i think that's the way to change car drivers minds. they tell you the drivers don't get out of the car as punish them. that's why doesn't it actively now with activists that oppose automobiles and they always chant that they're doing this for your children so they're protesting against cars for the benefit of your children it's. about to become a doubt myself. without a car i'd have to go everywhere wi