congresswoman slotkin, one of those front line democrats.ry swing district in michigan, putting out a video today making it official she's going to be running in this primary to succeed debbie stabenow. we thought there would be a lot of competition for it. one of the people waiting was debbie dingell, but a lot of other house democrats here especially with if they might be interested in challenging for this seat and many really demered and now it seems like slotkin could have a similar path through the primary. but that's one of the key dominos we were waiting to see if and when it fell in michigan. this is going to be really one of those marquee races because we know how swing in michigan is. democrats were able to really under the guidance of governor whitmer, remake their state legislature to get a democratic majority there. it's a state that's been bluer in recent cycles, but it's going to be a difficult race as the map is difficult for them especially as incumbents are stepping back. >> ali, ashley, donna, thanks to all of you. and nuc

slotkin is the first democrat to jump into the key race in a battleground state.s also a race that could determine the power and control of the senate in 2024. slotkin says that she is running because, quote, we need a new generation of leaders that think differently, work harder, and never forget that we are public servants. we should note in this race that the michigan governor, gretchen whitmer, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg who recently moved to michigan have both said they will not run for the spot. >>> also, someone else has a new campaign-style video out this morning, not from michigan senate. we are talking about florida governor ron desantis, as the chatter about a 2024 presidential run is growing even louder. >>> plus -- >> your husband was asked in an interview if he was running and he joked that he had to call you to find out. so we're going to the source. where do things stand? when's an announcement coming? >> well, i guess it's official now, because she's going to make the announcement for him. first lady jill biden, coming up. there's

>> yeah, elissa slotkin, they're represented from michigan tweeted a couple minutes ago that she gotemely close above like. iran will know at this was in the coming. days for now, be assured that all parties have been laser focused on it from the moment interest our waters. just in the last couple of 30 seconds or so, courtney qb and i were report that this object was seemingly shot down by the u.s. military. we don't know much about this right now. quote, u.s. mint hillary decommissioned another object over lake huron. this is according to one congressional source and one department of defense source as well. look, this would make it the fourth object that the u.s. has shot down in either u.s. airspace or over canadian airspace in the coming week, the last couple of days, really. more than a week since the chinese surveillance balloon was shot down. this news just coming out, breaking from our team that apparently a fourth object was now shot down over michigan, over these lakes, we are also told that this object has not appeared to cause any collateral damage. these officials sugge

slotkin: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask for unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. slotkin: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, every february black history month afforded us the opportunity to learn about, celebrate and honor black leaders and to shine a light on the often neglectedded contributions of african-americans in every area of our history. today i rise to pay tribute to 10 remarkable individuals from michigan's seventh congressional district, some of them famous names, others were buried histories that deserve to be shared. their stories span the geographical breadth of the district, as wellals the depth -- as well as the depth of our nation's history. from civil war heroes and escaped slaves to modern singers and scholars. all of them should be celebrated and all of them called michigan home. before i share their stories, though, i mu

alisa slotkin says congress needs a briefing.ll street journal" editorial board asks, what's going on up there, president? karl rove is here with us. first, dan crenshaw is also with us. good to have you with us today. i guess given your background and the committee you serve on, what have you been told or at least can you tell us that you have been told things and what is your level in confidence in all of this? >> well, i'm not sure my background is useful for this particular situation. and for the answers that we're getting in congress, classified or unclassified. my concern is the president hasn't come out and made this definitive statement. even if that statement is we don't know or we don't perceive any danger. we're in the process of doing x, y and z. this is maybe why we're seeing so many in the last week when we have never really had this happen before. that would be a good explanation as well. there's probably reasonable explanations there such as well, we only just started looking into the sky at these altitudes. so th

in a tweet representative elisa slotkin of michigan said the object was down by pilots from the u.s.ir force and national guard. cbs's skyler henry starts us off tonight at the white house, where officials there are responding. skyler, good evening. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good evening to you. four takedowns in eight days. it's the latest in a series of responses to those unidentified high-altitude objects floating over north america. officials on both sides are demanding more details as other officials say that the objects were smaller and didn't closely resemble the chinese spy balloon that was shot down earlier this month. canadian prime minister justin trudeau doubled down on his decision to take out an unidentified object over the yukon on saturday. >> it represented a reasonable hreat to civilian aircr. so i gave the order to take it down. >> reporter: u.s. and canadian forces are now in recovery mode, piecing together several objects that american fighter jets shot down. the u.s. downed an aerial object the size of a small car on friday over alaska. it landed on he sea ice

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michigan congresswoman slotkin tweeted saying she received a call from the department of defense on the unidentified object and assured the public that all parties were, quote, laser focused on it. >> officials say there are no indications of any collateral damage. the object went down in the lake, expected to be recovered. this story is developing, of course. we'll have more details as they are released. >>> at home, a san francisco neighborhood is looking for answers after a deadly explosion and fire on their block. three homes remain red tagged as neighbors continue cleaning up debris. >> we obtained new video showing the moment the explosion happened. we do want to warn you, it can be difficult to watch. here is nbc bay area's christie smith. >> we were just talking. all of a sudden, boom. >> reporter: albert says he was outside of his 22nd avenue home thursday, talking with a neighbor when an explosion rocked the house across the street. security cameras captured the force of the blast. you can see albert and the neighbor in the driveway. >> we are lucky. both of us, nothing wrong.

congresswoman slotkin and governor whitmer spoke.put in a position like this again. her message to lawmakers was you either care or you don't. >> she drew the parallel to the shooting 15 months ago at oxford high school there and noting that some of the students that attended oxford attend michigan state and going through this again. all victims, the three killed and five in the hospital, were all michigan state students. the police chief said they have no idea what the motive was at this point. they're looking into that. you can't help but feel for a parent whose kid got into their dream school and now they're getting a phone call that their child died at college. it's got to stop. >> it's unspeakable. >> it's happening again, mika. you saw the frustration on dr. martin, the weight of this national scourge. >> we'll continue to cover the developing story. we'll go live to east lansing at the top of the hour. >>> also, the biden administration establishing a new team to study the string of unidentified aerial objects shot down over n

michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin tweeted that the object was downed by pilots from the us air force meanwhile in china, local media are reporting that the authorities have detected an unidentified flying object over waters near the northern port city of rizhao and are ready to shoot it down. a security alert text message was sent warning fishing boats to be on alert and avoid risks. joining me now is heino klinck. he is a former us deputy assistant secretary of defence for east asia. it's secretary of defence for east asia. great to get yol today. it's great to get you on newsday today. just to say, yet another unidentified flying object, there is not much we know about this at this point beyond the bare basics. what can you tell us?— can you tell us? well, you are riaht, can you tell us? well, you are right. the _ can you tell us? well, you are right. the fact _ can you tell us? well, you are right, the fact that _ can you tell us? well, you are right, the fact that facts - can you tell us? well, you are i right, the fact that facts remain very scant right now is what is disconcert

michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin tweeted that the object was downed by pilots from the us air forcea, local media are reporting that the authorities have detected an unidentified flying object over waters near the northern port city of rizhao and are ready to shoot it down. a security alert text message was sent warning fishing boats to be on alert and avoid risks. earlier, i got the thoughts of heino klinck — he's a former us deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia. the fact that facts remain very scant right now is somewhat disconcerting. what we do know of that since february 4th, the united states air force has shot down four separate aircraft. you know, to be perfectly honest, there hasn't been such air combat, if you will, over us skies since the attack on pearl harbor by imperial japan. ifind it, again, somewhat disconcerting that the us government, other than individual representatives, have not put out more information, because it is certainly starting to draw the attention of your average americans. mr klinck, when you frame it in that way, i wonder whether thi

in a tweet representative elisa slotkin of michigan said the object was down by pilots from the u.s.orce and national guard. cbs's skyler henry starts us off tonight at the white house, whereff

. >> reporter: michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin writing that she was briefed by pentagon officials. >> it's one thing to see something moving. it's another thing to shoot it down, to try to collect the damaged pieces. >> reporter: the faa sunday afternoon temporarily closing air space above lake michigan. norad saying it was done to insure the safety of air traffic in the area during norad operations. this after airspace was briefly closed saturday night over montana too. norad first believing it was a radar blip, but then today, detecting that object from montana over wisconsin and to michigan. a joint u.s. and canadian operation is currently under way to recover an unidentified object brought down by a u.s. fighter jet saturday in the canadian yukon. u.s. and canadian jets scrambling to check it out. canadian prime minister justin trudeau consulting with president biden and president biden giving the go ahead to take the object out. >> there's still much to know about it. that's why the analysis of this object is going to be very important. but you can know that this is something

alyssa slotkin says she spoke with students and parents who were terrified by what happened. says many students stayed holed up in their rooms after the shooting, and the campus has been quiet. >> particularly because it wasn't just a shooting. it was also a manhunt on campus. it was sort of a double trauma in a way. and everyone felt the effects. over 550,000 students here. it's a traumatic thing that's going take a while to get over. >> meantime, one survivor of the oxford high school mass shooting was forced to relive her trauma all over again on monday. 15 months ago, emma riddle hid inside the school's band hall when a student went on a rampage. on monday, she was hiding under her desk in a michigan state university dorm while police searched for the suspected shooter. here's what her father said earlier. >> it's been unexpected and pretty incredible that we've had to go through this again with . and i remember thinking after the oxford shooting that okay, you survived and it's tragic and you lost friends, but this will never happen again, right? it can't. so you've been

michigan congresswoman slotkin saying in a tweet moments ago that she received a call from the departmentclose eye on an object above lake huron adding quoting now we'll know more what this was but be assured that all parties have been laser focused on it. this comes just a few hours after the faa briefly restricted air space over lake michigan near wisconsin and initiated for when's called national defense air space. they have not commented yet. >>> police in atlanta investigating after residents found fliers on the driveways anti-semitic messages. police did not make an arrest and the mayor said it's to cause fear and division. last month the anti-defamation league showed a spike in anti-semettic beliefs in the u.s. >>> michael disick is here. what goes through your mind when you see news of the anti-semitic fliers in an atlanta suburb which is two hours from where you are in chattanooga? >> yeah. thank you. it is very disturbing to see the things that are happening out in atlanta and happening in chattanooga. fliers around the campuses. swastikas on a bridge. people are scared and fear

to stand up here and try to communicate that we have answers at this point, but as congressperson slotkine will find answers. this has gone far enough. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. i'm dr. denny martin, interim president and chief medical officer at sparrow hospital lansing. i have a very dry mouth appear this morning, so bear with us and appreciate your patients. i can confirm there were 5 individuals brought to sparrow hospital from the east lansing campus. the team at our level 1 trauma center with our emergency medicine physicians and trauma surgeons were waiting for them upon their arrival. i will give a lot of thanks to individuals and first responders on the scene. our ability to care for these individuals starts in the field, and they did a fantastic job. four of those individuals did require surgical intervention to treat their injuries. one individual did not, and was taken to the critical care unit after being triaged in the emergency department. all five individuals remain in critical condition this morning. i want to thank the overwhelming response from our team. eve

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. >> representative slotkin is referring to the oxford high school shooting that happen in 2021. killing 4 students and a high school that is just less than 100 miles away from michigan state university. now when it comes to local schools here in the bay area, i yid reach out toth to see if they would be having any precaution or anything. and i actually just received an e-mail back from san jose state university they say that as of right now, the do not plan to take any action when it comes to others. we'll continue to keep you updated. but that is the very latest on this that's happening out of michigan. i'll send it back to you guys in the studio. tragic. okay. thank you, michael. >> all right. well, new this morning, we're talking about san mateo county. they've actually created a task force to help improve the living conditions for farmworkers in that county. yeah, this was all in response to last month's mass shooting in half moon bay kron four's will tran live now from half moon bay. and will we've come learn in the wake of that mass shooting, just how deplorable some of th

elissa slotkin of michigan joins me from the university. she lansing and the campus. congresswoman, i'm angry we're having this conversation again. i'm sure you are too. this is the second mass shooting at a school in your area in the last year and a half, the first oxford high school in 2021. first, how is your community doing today? >> yeah, well. look, it's the first day after a huge trauma. you know, for a while it was just a very quiet and empty place, the campus. kids were really holed up in their dorm rooms, in apartments. we were making sure kids were together, they had someone else to be with. we're starting to see a few folks come out and want to be together. they're planning vigils, taking action, planning protests. they're starting to come out, but it is particularly because it wasn't just a shooting, it was also a manhunt on campus. it was sort of a double trauma in a way. and everyone felt the effects. over 50,000 students are here, so it's a traumatic thing that will take a while to get over. >> nothing could explain this madness, but have you learned a

. >> representative slotkin is referring to the oxford high school shooting that happened back in 2021. it killed a total of 4 students in that school is less than 100 miles from michigan state university. the university has put a stop on all campus activities for the next 48 hours, the local schools and that areas have also canceled school. and again, the name and age is of those with passed away. that is still yet to be released. but that note that was found in his pocket again is still being investigated as we get more information, we'll continue to keep you updated. but that is the very latest on send it back to you in the studio. okay, michael, thank you for keeping us updated on what's happening there. >> i know for the time let's head now to the peninsula coastline where san mateo county has created a task force to help improve the living conditions of farmworkers in that county. it was something that came to light in the wake of that mass shooting in half moon bay, the deplorable living conditions of those workers and kron four's will tran is live down half moon bay with more o

congresswoman alyssa slotkin of michigan says we are interested in what the object is and purpose, as long as they keep traversing the u.s. and canada, i'll ask for congress to get a full briefing based on the exploitation of the wreckage and from a connecticut congressman, also a democrat. >> in the absence of information, people will fill that gap with anxiety and other stuff. so i wish the administration was a little quicker to tell us everything they do know. >> john: so kirby got out there, he said a lot of words, out there for 45 minutes, did not give a lot of information other than china has a surveillance program and don't believe the three latest objects shot down were involved in surveillance, but can't rule that out either. so where is the transparency here? >> there's no transparency, john. i think they face another challenge, which is congress can get quite territorial, too, what is the information that we are owed. if you start losing members of your party, that becomes a political problem for the current administration, too, and certainly they need to make sure that the

but saying that alyssa slotkin, a congresswoman there, saying you should be outraged, gretchen whitmeraking, and the person in charge mof hospital staff breaking down. as well as theresa woodruff, who is the interim president of the university as well becoming emotional. what we found out is that the three people who died are students. the five in critical condition are students. we found out the name of the gunman, 43-year-old anthony dwayne mcrae. >> this is a close-knit community. i think that's why you saw so much emotion there and hearing they are all students. we learned about the suspect, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. john, you were listening with us. what stood out to you? >> well, the fact that there is no association with the university, no known motive. what we do know about the encounter last night is police put out the photo of the suspect that you're looking at right now. and one of those photos you can see what appears to be a pistol in his hand as he is coming in the door, which he seems to be putting away. and the next photo you see him moving closer. there w

but i wanted to mention that the cultural historian richard slotkin suggests that legends are basically stories that we tell on retail until they become symbols of how we think as a society and how we behave as a society. for example, the battle of the little bighorn, as you heard it ad nauseum, in all kinds of different versions. and so that if i tell you my favorite team played on sunday like they were custer at the last. dan you know what i'm talking about? if i say if you tell me that you're getting out of dodge, i've seen another five episodes of gunsmoke to say, okay, i know what you're talking about. you've got a bad situation and you're doing a prudent thing by leaving legendary figures as individuals. they sort of fill the same role. so if you stand up to a boss who's kind of pushing you around, bullying you, you're like wyatt earp at the oc corral. or if you're getting treated by a used car salesman like he was jesse james, you get the reference. even if you don't know anything about jesse james or wyatt earp. and it doesn't matter in this case that both wyatt earp and jesse j

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we then saw tweets from congressional lawmakers from michigan, including congresswoman elissa slotkin, who then tweeted half an hour ago at this point, that this was in fact an object they were monitoring. a couple minutes later, i was able to confirm and break with courtney kube that this object was short down -- it seems like a matter of hours. it's interesting that the airspace was so quickly reopened and it suggests that they were able to identify what this was. maybe it was not an urgent threat to civilian aircraft at that point. but as you can tell, they quickly moved to shoot it down. again, one important question we don't know yet, is this the same object that raiders picked up over montana overnight? or is this an entirely new one? a lot of questions here. more questions than answers. >> more questions than answers, to say the least. but you told us something we didn't know. thank you so much. we are obviously going to continue to monitor this update. we will bring them to you as soon as we get them. another flying object, folks. welcome to sunday afternoon. coming up, we wil

i want to read to you what congresswoman slotkin tweeted just in the last few hours or so, saying, the object has been downed by pilots from the u.s. air force and national guard. great work by all who carried out this mission, both in the air and back at headquarters. we're all interested in exactly what this object was and its purpose. we're also hearing from other members of congress from michigan, congressman bergman saying that he is appreciative of what he's calling the decisive action of the fighter pilots here. so there's a lot more to learn about, you know, just what exactly this object was. i think arlette, our colleague, is getting some more colleagues from her sources on that. but it's notable that this was actually, you know, something that the united states was able to track, potentially in part because norad over the last week adjusted its controls to better detect slow-moving objects at high altitudes. so what they were able to do is, you know, put into place these faa temporary flight restrictions into spaces where they were seeing potentially an object come through. t

but i wanted to mention that the cultural historian richard slotkin suggests that legends are basically stories that we tell on retail until they become symbols of how we think as a society and how we behave as a society. for example, the battle of the little bighorn, as you heard it ad nauseum, in all kinds of different versions. and so that if i tell you my favorite team played on sunday like they were custer at the last. dan you know what i'm talking about? if i say if you tell me that you're getting out of dodge, i've seen another five episodes of gunsmoke to say, okay, i know what you're talking about. you've got a bad situation and you're doing a prudent thing by leaving legendary figures as individuals. they sort of fill the same role. so if you stand up to a boss who's kind of pushing you around, bullying you, you're like wyatt earp at the oc corral. or if you're getting treated by a used car salesman like he was jesse james, you get the reference. even if you don't know anything about jesse james or wyatt earp. and it doesn't matter in this case that both wyatt earp and jesse j

also with us, democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin of michigan.ou both this morning. great to have you back. and we have a lot to get to this hour. >> a lot to get. what was it like being in this sort of family feud set? a lot of jeering going on by republicans. >> yeah, i didn't know if you could hear it on tv. >> oh, we could. >> thank god i had my weighted blanket. >> we certainly heard it on the floor. the state of the union address is theater. we're all packed in there, you have everyone staring at each other, sitting next to each other. i was frankly expecting more heckling than we go. but it is a state of -- a statement about where politics is that people are literally jeering the president of the united states. i sat through a couple of donald trump's state of the unions. did not agree with what he was saying most of the time, but would never think of jeering a president of the united states. >> it doesn't work for the party that's doing it, bob, and yet we saw it again last night. poor kevin mccarthy sitting up there telling people, shh,

. >> unless that slotkin said there needs to be consequences for the ccp beyond the postponement of secretary blinken's trip to beijing, do you agree with that? what should that look like? >> i think first we have to give an assessment of what this actually was. if it was a violation of our airspace because of malicious intent, we have to figure that out and then decide. i think a proportional response will be determined by the president as was the intelligence community. but that, first we want the military and the department of defense to brief our intel committees and the house and senate and gain of what were the facts behind the situation. >> i want to confirm yes, congressman i want to be clear for folks while you and i are talking, you're showing images that we are taken earlier. all of these images you are seeing now we're images of the shiny spy balloon when they were spotted earlier over the united states. again, we are now getting reports of that fact has been shot down over the ocean, off the carolina coast in which the u.s. government is now gathering that debris. as soon as we g

as michigan congresswoman slotkin noted earlier. >> the most haunting picture of last night was watching the crowds and seeing a young person wearing an oxford strong sweatshirt. the sweatshirts that were handed out after those kids lived through a school shooting 15 months ago, and we have children in michigan who are living through their second school shooting in under a year and a half. if this is not a wake-up call to do something, i don't know what is. >> and as we are having this conversation about mass shootings in our schools, today marks exactly five years since the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. but even after this shooting, and many nationwide, republican leaders in florida are planning to move forward on legislation that would make it the 26th state to allow individuals to carry concealed loaded guns anywhere without permits. supporters call it constitutional carry. let's go to nbc's sam brock in parkland, florida, for us. i don't know, sam. this is remarkable that this community marks five years since this tragedy, but give me the outl

. >>> also this, democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin of michigan launched a new bid for the seathis morning. >> this is why i'm running for the united states senate. we need a new generation of leaders that thinks differently, works harder, and never forgets that we are public servants. look, our country is going the get through this. it's hard work, but that's what michiganders do. we need engaged citizens and principled leaders, because, together, there is no problem we cannot solve. >> jonathan lemire, your thoughts on her candidacy? she's got a pretty impressive background. >> that she does. a compelling message so far. she's a veteran and worked in the intelligence agencies. so far, though, it is interesting, this is an open seat, as we were talking about with the state senator a short time ago. so far, more potential candidates are opting against a bid than jumping in, potentially helping congresswoman slotkins' efforts. gov november whitmer is not going to chase this. congressman james as well as the lieutenant governor passing on bids at this moment. there will be others

congresswoman elissa slotkin who first broke the news on her twitter page yesterday that this fourth object had been shot down. after it was shot down, she said it had been down by pilots in the u.s. national air force. rate work to those who carried out this work in the air and at headquarters. we are interested in what this object was and its purpose. democrat marcy kaptur of ohio, i have confidence in the coming days will piece together details from these airborne incursions over u.s. territory and provide us with the information we need to ensure the security of our airspace and near earth environment. republican senator bill hagerty saing after downing china's spy balloon in north carolina, they shot down three additional ones in alaska, canada and michigan in the last three days. it is high time for president biden to address the american people who deserve transparency. one more from marjorie taylor greene, there has been space junk, weather balloons, spy balloon's and military advancements for years. all of a sudden, world superpowers are shooting down. lack of briefings are