and southeast michigan of michigan as a whole which was once probably in the top five. of making a person financially independent now it's almost gone full circle and now it is you know ranking in the top five the porous and the union. it's. we're fortunate because they were built to finance only as english the laws. you know like when i hired in the one nine hundred seventy eight we had fourteen thousand members at local six fifty two right now we've got one hundred thousand in g.m. right now that are permanent people. thirty thousand people that's how many may have actually jobs the last. were there were they able to take a week of the schedule too many cars. they don't need really need a car so it's a have a layoff weeks or years you know you don't shut the plant down. on down the homeowner and that's why you know bailout money g.m. i don't think the government should put any more money there until general motors shows that they can be a viable company for the long term and that there is a reasonable chance that any loans that the government would make would be paid

and southeast michigan of michigan as a whole which was once viewed probably in the top five. of making a person financially independent now you know it's almost gone full circle and now it is you know ranking in the top five of the us in the union. we're fortunate because they built two new plants in lansing but there's still the one. you know like when i hired in the one nine hundred seventy eight we had fourteen thousand members at local six fifty two right now we've got under a thousand in g.m. right now that are permanent people. thirteen thousand people that's how many may have actually jobs been lost. we're nor there were two able to go a week on the schedule too many cars. and they don't really need cars so and so there have been a layoff weeks or years ago you all shut the plant down we're. not going. to am i don't think the government should put any more money there until general motors shows that they can be a viable company for the long term and that there's a reasonable chance that any loans that the government would make would be paid back to the taxpayers and th

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thank you for your visit to southeast michigan last month and your tour of the ford river international refuge. i have a number of questions to which i hope you answer yes or no. does epa take public comments into consideration during its rule making? >> yes. >> does epa allow industry representatives to provide comments during the rulemaking process? >> yes. >> does epa take into account during the rulemaking process the cost analysis of the proposed rules on industry and cost of that? >> yes. >> as i remember the writing of the legislation the epa is required in writing these rules to come first to its decisions on the basis of health and come to for decisions on how the rule will be implemented on the basis of other things as well. things like cost and impact on industry and things of that kind. >> that is correct. >> if i am correct the train at will change the sequence of those things the first decision would be cost. the second is about to rule and the second decision would be how the health of people will be affected by different circumstances in which the rule is corrected. >> t

i want to thank you for your visit to southeast michigan last month on your tour of the detroit river international refuge in which you know i'm very interested. i have a number of questions to which i would hope you would answer yes or no. one -- does epa take public comments into consideration during its rule making? >> yes. >> does epa allow industry representatives to provide comments during the rule making process? >> yes, sir. >> does epa take into account during the rule making process a cost analysis of the proposed rules affect on industry and the costs of that? >> yes, sir. >> now, as i remember the writing of the legislation, the epa is required to in writing these rules to come first to its decisions on the basis of health, and then to come to further decisions on how the rule will be implemented on the basis of other things as well. in other words, cost and impact on industry and things of that kind; is that right? >> that's generally correct, sir, yes. >> so if i'm correct then, the train act would change the sequence of those things, the first decision would be cost. th

here are some pictures just in to us this is michigan city in the washington park area this is southeasthere but the measurements on the buoys have been knocked off line the whole level of the lake came up about two and half feet according tonoaa that would be in calumet city there's huge wave action in indiana and michigan but we've seen a lot of activity on our side of the lake as well. >>this wendy autumn storm produces sustained wind up to 20 mi. per hour today in our area these costs will go up over 20 mi. per hour and some other areas closer to lake in wisconsin michigan and indiana but they are dropping in intensity. this is not unlike what happens during a hurricane with a storm surge this storm just replace the one that took off a couple of days of go without had been hanging around our area rain is not the big issue but the lake effect rains are going into indiana and michigan right now but they will blow back to our shores here those will be on the way these are late october level temperatures really experiencing of the next two days we have a big warmup coming along this stre

michigan to texas. it will be mild and partly cloudy in the northeast, while the southeast is sunny and very warm. >>> hereanother look at this morning's top stories. >>> president obama unveils his more than $3 trillion budget cutting plan, including $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue. republicans say the proposal is nothing more than a political ploy. >>> investigators recovered a camera from that world war ii era plane that crashed during an air race in reno. the mustang had been dramatically altered to increase speed. at least nine people were killed. >>> conjoined baby twins are at home and were successfully separated during a surgery to separate them. the 11-month-old twin girls from sudan were born with the tops of their heads joined together. doctors at a british hospital performed the complex surgery. the girls are said to be doing well and they will celebrate their first birthdays next week. >>> a scary looking experiment in britain. a scientist test young children to see how well they can concentrate. take a look at this. a 11-month-old boy has dozens of wires connected to his head. he is one of 4

southeast. mississippi last night we had a possible tornado. causing widespread damage. farther up the chain in memphis, look at this video. spectacular lightning and also this video you're seeing here is actually up in lake michiganrts of lake michigan. several of these waterspouts came out. could see more develop later today. the reason why is, as we go back to the weather computer, take a look. back to the lightning, actually. in memphis just yesterday. we could see more of the waterspouts, more thunderstorms all due to the same system that's going to stretch nearly 1,000 miles from the western great lakes clear down into the southern plains and even to the gulf coast. all of this is not staying motionless but moving to the east. that is going to bring heavy rainfall and with it potential delays we were talking about. mainly, chicago, detroit, we might be waiting for an hour, possibly later. delays of at least an hour in new york, philadelphia, cleveland, cincinnati, atlanta and d.c. met thourometros. expect scattered showers for at least an hour. as time allows, things we're watching in the tropics. tropical storm philippe. expected to remain well to the north and out to sea. thankfully a bit of a fish storm.