how is it, only buying my products from detroit or farmers in detroit, not helping detroit? i'm supplying from detroit. i'm hiring people from detroit. everybody here lives in detroit. >> anthony: if i were asked the same question, i would say i don't -- know. i'm doing what i do well. i'm doing it in a place i love and i am demonstrating that yet another person gives a -- about detroit, and believes in it enough to be here. >> chef craig: you're 100% right. i never really thought about it until you asked that question. it's like -- to me, it was just obvious. >> announcer: what will the detroit of the future look like? whatever you may think it should look like, it will probably taste like this. >> anthony: somewhere in this unassuming neighborhood, one can sit down for an excellent meal. but you won't find this place on yelp and, unfortunately, i cannot tell you where it is exactly. why not, you ask? it's not exactly a restaurant, you see, which means it's not, strictly speaking, legal. what is this place? >> george: papusa house, i call it the papusa house. i mean, like a

what will detroit become? we're trying to figure that out right now. >> do you think there is room in this city for everyone to practice what they believe? >> if you want to it in your basement, that's fine. parading it in public and trying to bring legitimacy to symbolism, that is not positive, with a statue of the devil is not the right kind of symbolism for the city of detroit. >> this country has always had profound people of faith who brought their faith values into the public square. how can a satanist tell me i got to be neutral? we must make a stand today to say our faith belongs in public. >> that's right. >> somebody say our faith. >> our faith. >> belongs. >> belongs. >> in public. >> in public. >> the satanic temple said they'll gladly go away if the government adheres to the separation of church and state and stops taking cues from the church. what do you think about that? >> i'm going to fight to make sure that the satanic temple's understanding of the separation of church and state and their pol

and the property values are coming back in detroit. reporter: that's because there are many success stories. general motors used to manufacture cars here. now if you hundred employees assemble luxury products, specialty watches, and even bicycles. many here are optimistic. they believe detroit will rise again, like a phoenix. donald trump is promising a bright future for detroit as well. the republican presidential candidate reaffirm his plan to slap a 35% tariff on cars made in mexico and sold in the u.s. that is how he plans to bring back jobs to michigan. that is music to the ears in the crowd. >> we will stop the jobs from leaving your state. we are going to stop the jobs from going to mexico and china and all over the world. we will make michigan into the manufacturing hub of the world once again. reporter: the two builders are divided on who to vote for. hillary clinton also promised to get detroit back on its feet. >> for business, i think donald trump. >> my opinion is that the last two republican presidents, when they left off

thank you, detroit. thank you, michigan. god bless you. ♪ ♪ just does small town girl living in a lonely world. goingk the midnight train anywhere ♪ boy, coin -- or and raised in south detroit -- he took the midnight train going anywhere ♪ ♪ room,seen her in a smoky the smell of wine and cheap perfume, for a smile they can share the night ♪ it goes on and on and on. -- up and waiting down the boulevard nights, searching in the people --ts, somewhere in the night ♪ working hard to get my fill everybody wants a thrill some will win, some will lose some are born to sing the blues ends -- it goes on and on strangers, waiting, up and down the boulevard searching in the night people, somewhere in the night ♪ don't stop believing hold on to that feeling people -- s, don't stop believing hold on -- -- etlights, people believing, hold on to that feeling people -- s, ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what your calls and comments live on washington journal. live at 10:00, donald trump speaking at a campaign rally in tampa, florida. and li

it's for a children's hospital in detroit. and you cashed the check and you guys were already out of business. >> we thought we were back in business. i'm sorry. >> with that greg ritchie jobs out -- dries off looking for job but he's not looking for a way to pay back children's hospital of michigan. rob i'll check ktvu fox13 news. >>> which he reached out to us at ktvu with the statement. kinesis made every effort to contact clients and make arrangements for other vendors to complete work after we were unable to. we were successful in doing so for two local projects. one for usf children's hospital and still in progress the new lucille packard hospital. a similar opportunity presented to children's hospital of michigan to which they never responded. that was the quote from the former ceo. if you have a tip for two investigates e-mail two investigates at ktvu.com or call the number on your screen 510-870 -- 874, 0222 >>> the main access road at deel's enemy is expected to reopen after being closed overnight because of a rocksl

hillary clinton is in detroit on -- she was in detroit friday focusing on turning out the african-american vote. we've discussed this afternoon there are struggled with that in north carolina. how's that going in michigan? >> the same in michigan. in 2012, about 81,000 people in detroit voted by absentee. that number is down to just close to 60,000 this year. so that's a 20,000-vote difference, whether or not that will be made up from people going to the polls, but hillary clinton had a big crowd in detroit on friday. friday evening. i had more than 4,000 people at eastern market, a big, big open-air market and very big enthusiastic crowd in detroit. and we're expecting to see some more big names from the clinton campaign coming through michigan before tuesday. >> good to talk to you. from the "detroit free press." >> thank you. >>> much more ahead this saturday with just three days to go until the election. we'll look at the candidate's strategies, where they're going and what can we tell about their strengths and weaknesses. matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with th

michael in detroit. thank you. i have been in detroit since 1957. i was born in ohio. 1957. to detroit in i completed high school and went to wayne state university. suffered theen we horrible recession under bush. no matter what you feel about president obama the unemployment rate now is down to 4.9%. we see it in detroit. people are working. he saved the automobile industry.

this happened last night in detroit. police arrest add person of interest -- arrested a person of interest. the officer was patrolling off campus after a 911 call about a troublesome man on a bike. officers are pulling together to support his family. >> he we are just hoping and praying that he pulls through. certainly the doctors here are doing the best. some of the best anywhere right here at drh. >> an officer 29-year-old collin rose is a five-year veteran with the wayne state police university force. >>> new this morning an armed robbery is caught on camera in venice, california, but in this case the store owner decides to fight back. it all happened monday night. black hoodie and the store owner next to him in a bold move. he decides to try to wrestle that gun away from the would-be robber. eventually the struggle ended up outside the store where the opener managed to get the gun away and found out this about the robber. >> at which point he pulled another gun and eventually fled. >> store owner simon mellor fed up

relevant football to a division duel in detroit and the latest from lambeau field. two helpings of football, next. 3 3 braun: it's just always a special time of year to get together with family. i think, as i've gotten older, you realize you get fewer and fewer opportunities to get family together, and to have an opportunity to reflect and be thankful for how fortunate and how blessed we all are. peavy: i'm thankful for this team. i'm thankful for the position that we're in as a team right now. i think that's a blessing. they're thankful from mi bay. we'd be even more thankful if the packers could make up some ground in the n-f-c north. they would on somebody today, cause the two division leaders played each other. lions and vikings - matt asiata, sounds like a fancy bread for your turkey. asiata for the score there. the final minute of this game told us a lot about the division race - darrius slay intercepts sam detroit needed was a 40 yard field goal from matt prater to win it... it...and they got it. the lions have seven wins after trailing in the fourth quarter

let's see what is going on in detroit, michigan. >> this is detroit. where thousands of democrats, republicans, and independent for ike and dick have gathered on this election evening. mr. president and mr. vice president, we're celebrating on the eve of your election with a gigantic parade and victory rally. you can see the hundreds of cars that stretch in the distance. first of all, mr. president, i would like to thank mr. vince ept murray, president of the newly formed eisenhower labor committee and also a member of local 8889 of the united auto workers. mr. murray? >> good evening, mr. president. i speak for thousands of working people who pledged their support to the eisenhower labor committee. we intend to cast our votes for you tomorrow. because under your administration, american labor achieved the greatest economic gains of any like period in our nation's history. we believe that the american workers' vote is not by the labor leaders. we intend to act and vote as individuals. and we like ike! >> thank you very, very much mr. murray. right next

for months >>>for months we attract a hundred million federal tax dollars to a mess in detroit. our money is paying demolition crew across the city. but we appear to pay more than we should for this. charley leduff shows us however we're getting fleeced. >> most demolitions in detroit are paid for with federal money. and federal rules state that the federal government will pay no more than $25,000 to demolish a house. but when costs in detroit exploded and the price went over $25,000, land banks shifted the that's a no, no. >> as far as i know it is not a violation of the law. it's an issue of regulations. so i don't know, no one brought any illegal activity to my attention. we believe there was a staff member that did authorize it. >> you're not a lawyer. you can't say whether it's a violation of procedure or thes law but as a professional in the private sector this stink, correct? >>>reporter: it's disappointing! these three got the contracts. they were well aware price before. >> it shouldn't have come as a surprise to madame chairwoman. we brought stories of treatment for co

what happened in detroit? riots.e was the housing they were building the homes and some and said, we are going to make them african-american only housing, and the whites were like, we need housing. they were like, we are going to mix them. notthey said no, we are going to mix them, and the black said they did not want to live here and everything blew up. prof. titus: right. >> all the blacks were moving up to the northern cities, this new black population because of the constrictions from prewar housing laws, so many northern cities had to create new housing but because many white neighborhoods didn't want a black neighborhood next to them, they protested. really the only place white protest was when the black communities were put out of the way, generally and very toxic or rundown areas, and then the black community protested, as well. prof. titus: that is a really good summation. going off what you said, to what extent was that happening in the housing front during the war, to what extent is this the next ch

he did not talk to black detroiters, poor detroiters. he talked to the people that showed up at his rallies that came from other places, including chicago. he did not talk to the people that live in those place that is he says are wastelands of deplorable conditions. >> that's actually factually not true. donald trump during the campaign absolutely went to detroit and he spoke to multiple audiences. he spoke to predominantly white audiences and talked about the importance of economic revitalization and bringing in a sense of order in the black community. he spoke to black audiences led by dr. ben carson and others in detroit. he went to cleveland black church. i was with him. >> the church in cleveland where many of the people who are members of the church didn't show up. my friend. >> that's not true. >> he is president of all americans. go to where people are. >> finish the thought. showing up in a black church. look, i don't go to a black church. i don't go to any church. there are places that people can go to where you know you are g

area to look into the matter. >> reporter: this is children's hospital in detroit. this is where sick children get chemo therapy, dialysis, surgery, and so when children's made plans to open up a new satellite hospital in the suburb of detroit they wanted it to be special. to look like lego blocks with a video screen entry way that would thrill and distract the most nervous little patient. >> the hospital has a foundation with funds and that it is an interactive wall so that kids can get their minds off of why they're coming here. >> reporter: matt freeman runs the hospital in michigan, raising $60,000 in donations for the interactive video wall, which is kind of like a giant ipad. >> the company out of san francisco was hired to complete the work. kinesis had built walls like this for other leading children's hospital around the country. >> reporter: kinesis was run by greg richie a yale graduate, a doctor of law, he's been a ceo, a coo, and a cfo for a bunch of important sounding companies. children's hospital of michigan president luane thomas thought they were i

detroit wins it on a 40 yard matt prater hours with you. lindale mall in cedar rapids and kennedy mall in dubuque will be open until one a-m tonight. coral ridge mall in coralville is open until midnight. those three will morning. crossroads mall in waterloo is open now through tomorrow. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel for a last look at your forecast. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. hi, everybody! thank you, jim. thanks, folks. thank you. thanks for joining us. and now we're separating. hi! so...it's your time to shine. get ready for this first "toss up." it's a thousand-dollar puzzle, and the category is... "proper name." [ bell chimes ] kristan? eleanor roosevelt. yeah, very good!

now let's take a look at detroit. obviously they're going to have a fine rally there in detroit. as a matter of fact, it's under way. it's the kind you would expect from the great state of michigan. these are just some of the cities that we'll be visiting live tonight. now back to the white house. you know, this is a beautiful house. more than a million americans come here each year. and no one fails to feel a tingle of pride and patriotism that this house stirs. there are things in the white house that james monroe, our fifth president, placed here, timepieces that marked the time for great men from jackson to lincoln to eisenhower. i've been here in washington and done some research. i found president washington went by stagecoach from mt. vernon to philadelphia for his first inaugural. in these last eight days, in the same time that washington traveled 240 miles, mr. president, you visited miami, jacksonville, richmond, and philadelphia, and traveled ten times as far and still managed to spend every night right here in the white house. mr. president and mrs. eisenhower, mr. vi

with no good choice as half charters perform only as well or worse than detroit's traditional public schools. okay, i'm getting the aft is not super psyched about this pick. >> no. if trump wanted someone as big destroyer of public education, that's what he got and that's what he looked for. he said there's is no regulation he likes. and frankly there's no public school that he likes. we were concerned about there when he raised $20 billion that is more money than goes to every single poor kid from federal government for education in america right now. and more money than goes to every single special needs kid. so he picked somebody who will destabilize or who will attempt to destabilize and defund -- >> let me ask you this. you represent the teachers union. a large one. if it were marco rubio or mitt romney, could you imagine a secretary of education you would be happy with. >> yes. >> really? >> ultimately you could see a secretary of education that came from a state because he had a coalition with lamar alexander and john cline on the change of federal education policy to bring th

and now you're looking at detroit. i mean, this interesting race the rest of the way and i think detroit may be the most fun team in the league to watch the way they come back. >> michael: i think for me it's the nfc east. watching the dallas cowboys. you put it the best, jimmy. 7-1. i don't know who can stop them. it will be fun to see if it can be the giants, eagles, redskins, if anybody can stop the dallas cowboys who right now look like the most consistent team running on defense. >> howie: look back at this team, they'll be sick to death. not going for two field goals, one field goal blocked. a lot of fourth down calls. and detroit got better production out of the run game. got the people back on defense as you mentioned, curt. they lost three games by four points late. this team is a very good football team with a red hot quarterback. >> terry: i agree with all the things you tell us. >> howie: see? that's your final thought. there you go. at least you're a team player throughout here. >> curt: go back to the dal

it the motor city sound- the detroit sound." "the '60s were a very turbulent time especially with the war going on and people needed something to make them happy." "he used to call it the music of young america. it became the music of the world." music would never be the same. in 1960, berry set up motown's headquarters, buying a two story house on 2648 west grand boulevard calling it hitsville, usa. boulevard calling it hitsville, usa. "i mean our job at hitsville, usa at motown was to bring out the potential. my feeling's always been that less than one percent of the people in the world reach their full potential because there's not someone in the world to tell them what they got and believe in them and what i did was, when i believed in an artist, i made them believe in themselves." by 1960 motown, with gordy as a co-writer had its first hit with "money, that's what i want" & "shop around" by smokey robinson and the miracles become the first motown record to sell one million copies. singers like little stevie wonder, diana ro

thank you, detroit. thank you, michigan. god bless you. >> ♪ just a small town girl living in a lonely world she took the midnight train going anywhere just a city boy born and raised in south detroit he took the midnight train going anywhere ♪ >> ♪ a singer in a smokey room the smell of wine and cheap perfume for a smile they can share the night it goes on and on, and on, and on strangers waiting up and down the boulevard their shadows searching in the night streetlight people livin' just to find emotion hidin' somewhere in the night ♪ workin' hard to get my fill everybody wants a thrill payin' anything to roll the dice just one more time some will win some will lose some were born to sing the blues oh, the movie never ends it goes on and on, and on, and on strangers waiting up and down the boulevard their shadows searching in the night streetlight people livin' just to find emotion hidin' somewhere in the night ♪ ♪ >> ♪ don't stop believin' hold on to that feelin' streetlight people don't stop believin' hold

what happened in detroit? theyusing rights where were building the homes and someone said we are going to make them african-american only housing and the whites were like, we need housing. they were like, we are going to fix them. the blacks right, we don't want to live here. and everything blew up. all the blacks were moving up newhe northern cities, this black population because of the constrictions from prewar housing laws, many northern cities had to create new housing many white neighborhoods didn't want a black neighborhood next to them, they protested. the only time white people didn't protest with wendy black communities were put out of the way in toxic areas. >> that is a good summation. going off what he said, to what happening inat was the housing front during the war, to what extent is this the next chapter in an ongoing side of is spanning the 20th century? is there anything that is new here or different? the only thing that would be new in the discussion is whether the houses should be temporary

this was not limited to detroit. similar hate strikes launched by white workers happened all across the country. philadelphia, baltimore, chicago. then there were the battles over housing. what happened on the housing front during the war? >> they try to tie the propaganda that was going on before the war and so when they were saying let's spend less money on housing, then if they were going to build a black community, it would give them an excuse to give them a dilapidated, poorly equipped housing. prof. titus: this idea of building housing for african-americans in and of itself was super controversial, right? are there specific instances of that that you can remember? what happened in detroit? >> there was the housing riots. they were building the homes and some and said, we are going to make them african-american only housing, and the whites were like, we need housing. they were like, we are going to mix them. and they said no, we are not going to mix them, and the black said they did not want to live here and eve

. >>> if you're flying airport delays are possible in minneapolis and detroit. >>> also in detroit, an investigation is under way after carbon monoxide poisoning. >> a relative described the bodies after they had not been heard from in some time. there was no answer at the store so the relative kicked in the door and that's what they found. >>> the campus police officer shot in the head while on duty in detroit has died. the wayne state university officer colin rose had been on life support. rose was patrolling an area a few blocks from the campus when he was attacked. a suspect deangelo being questioned in connection with the murder. >>> check out this dash cam video from louisstone, idaho. a police officer suspects a fugitive is hiding in the trunk of that car right there when he taps on the lid and, voila, the wanted man hops out with what appears to be a gun in his hand. it turned out to be a replica but still the pair fell to the ground during a struggle. backup finally arrived aand they were able to handcuff the suspect who was wanted on drug charges. >>> a sixth child has died i

as they do, especially here in detroit becasue this is not the way it should be. an attack on a police officer is an attack on detroit police arrested deangelo davis on an outstanding warrant. he's been named a person of interest in the case. davis was found a couple blocks away from the crime scene and did not have a weapon. this attack on a police officer --- follows four incidents in which officers were shot in texas, florida, and missouri since sunday. we're learning new information about the victims of a crash near 27th and capitol. angelica joins us in studio with the details. killed saturday-- his cousin is fighting for his life. police say they were passengers in a car that tried to get away from police. officers tried to stop an 18-year-old woman because of a problem with her license plates. but she took off-- crashing into another car and a light pole. "i want justice she hurt a lot of lives and it wasnt just shawn it was his friend mario who is fighting for his life " relatives tell us mario harrell charges will likely be filed against the driver in the

detroit police arrested a man named deangelo davis as a person of interest in the case. >> developing overnight, police this morning looking for the gunman that shot at someone they say the victim was shot in the chest inside an office at rocky's auto repair. this happened 6:30 last night on erin lane. he was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. >> gaithersburg this morning fire fighters are trying to figure oar out how a car slammed into a townhouse. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick live there with more, what happened there, mel? >> well, what's incredible, guys, look at the damage here at this townhouse. entire first floor taken out by the vehicle. and there were people we're told upstairs at the time. they had to be rescued by technical rescue crews called in here. you can see here they had to shore up the entry way here too so they didn't have any further collapse. let take you to the video shot by montgomery country fire and rescue last night. there's the cinder blocks on top of the hood of the car looked to be bmw. but again just look at the bottom of the townhouse here

another police officer-- fighting for his life after he was shot in detroit. what we know about the investigation. a father - son hunting trip.... what happened officers found when they got to the dodge county cabin. an outburst during a play lands one man in handcuffs. what witnesses claim he was rain continues as an area of low pressure moves across our region. we remain mild with highs in the low 40s. we should dry out as the low exits overnight but with lows in the upper 30s. for those traveling today and tonight, snow is likely for northern wisconsin and wet roads are a concern locally. partly to mostly cloudy for our thanksgiving day with highs in the low 40s likely. we can expect more rain and possibly a few flakes early friday but then we start warming and could hit 50 by monday. today: overcast with rain showers likely. high: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: cloudy. showers high: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: cloudy. showers ending. low: 38 wind: sw/w 3-7 mph a weekend hunting trip -- takes a tragic turn. and what was in their cabin - was the killer. myr

detroit. >> we came here, we saw the future. we wante t we could have an impact. so certainly jobs were something first and foremost that we wanted to create in a city that needed it. >> reporter: shinola is known for craftsmanship. watches, passport holders, journals, date books, and thank you notes finally come together. >> hello, sir. how are you? >> should i be blindfolded or something? >> no, no, no. welcome to the work room. >> wow. >> so this is basically the >> comes in the navy and the grey. >> i've always kept an actual physical calendar. this i love. why don't we write a note and i'll thank people for their help in this cause. >> that is something that we could include in all the products. >> let's never forget the personal touch. thanks for helping. >> reporter: a thank you from me to you because every time you buy a product, the money will go towards scholarships at the detroit edison public school these kids are the seeds from which detroit will grow again. >> hey! what a great pleasure to see you all! >> greetings

we go to detroit. detroit's police chief james craig is next. >>> you've heard it before, another police officer was shot and is clinging to life. police believe they have the guy who shot him, but it's the fifth officer shot just since sunday. detroit's chief of police james craig is with us now. chief, thank you for joining us. what can you tell us? >> you're welcome, thank you. it's a somber day the in detroit. as you know, this is the third officer that has been critically wounded. we had two officers fatally shot within the last 45 days. so some very troubling times and certainly now we have an officer fighting for his life. we have the person, we believe, the right person certainly in custody, but this is touching so many of our officers both in detroit and in the wayne state police department. it must end, it absolutely must end. >> was he targeted, chief? and was it racial? what do we know? >> well, we're not certain he was targeted. we do know that the suspect had a history of being non-cooper

he showed up at a faith community leaders meeting in detroit. hillary clinton also spending time in detroit in an effort to boost hillary clinton's appeal with african-american voters and also out with jay-z today on the campaign trail and donald trump making up some ground on clinton in michigan. he's closed the gap which was 11 points at the end of october and it is now less than 6 in the real clear politics poll average. michigan, clearly something that everybody is watching closely. fox news contributor and jana caldwell with caldwell strategic consulting. good to have both of you here. michigan is getting very interesting and clearly the clintons are not taking it for granted, richard. she is there in detroit and we saw him at that event the other night. they're taking it very seriously. >> absolutely are. i just left michigan, detroit, a few days ago. a close election. do i think michigan votes for donald trump? i don't think so. i think hillary clinton will squeak out a victory there. i think the e-mail cloud is surrounding the clinton ca

steven stamkos suffering an apparent right leg injury in tonights game in detroit... no update afterward... head coach jon cooper only saying that he ?hopes its minor... we'll show it to you shortly , but first... early 1st period... bolts- wings... lightning with the simple dump in... petr mrazek misplays it and nikita kucherov puts it in the open couple minutes later... off the faceoff... victor hedman blisters a shot... steven stamkos is there for the putback... tampa bay leads 2-0.... midpoint of the opening period... here's the stamkos injury... he goes down after the hit... watch has he tries to get up, he can't put any weight on his right leg... he does not return and the late in the third... braydon colburn with the shot.. it's blocked out front and kucherov puts it in for the score... take another look... a nice break for the lightning.. they'll take it... lighting win 4-3 rays catcher bobby wilson clears waivers today meaning that he's free to sign with any team... the seminole high grad joined the rays late in the season provided depth behind the plate....

detroit will do so at a new arena the pistons plan to move back into downtown detroit. pistons have played at the palace of auburn hillsis since 1988. 517 been an nhl friend she's a team now has a name. the biggest golden eyes. a team owner says he wanted a powerful name the team which is >> the golden knights of the first nhl expansion teamen in 16 years. >> wet center say must be done twitter business will be her. >> saints along to a cleveland legend. why have a look back at dick goddard's career as a ride off into the sunset. i live look at i 480 this morning.et patty harkin will be back with a closer lookat at your wednesday morning commute.t good morning everyone welcome to fox8 news. a live look at downtown cleveland. looking lovely on thanksgiving eve. 32 degrees.o right at freezing. i'm kristi capel. >> let's check it was scott sabol for the forecast. good morning. >> 28 degrees right now on twenty-three in cuyahoga falls, mostly clear. during is be replaced by cloud cover.r. there's a warm front started to lift northward noticed that the temperatures ahead of

as they do, especially here in detroit becasue this is not the way it should be. butt with an attack on a police officer is an attack on all of us." the 29-year-old officer was a five- year veteran of the force. colleagues describe him as an the shooting comes in the wake of a violent weekend in which four officers were shot in a 24-hour span nationwide. right now -- a manhunt is underway in florida. a sheriff's deputy k-9 was shot and killed during a shootout between deputies and an armed man. volusia county sheriff's deputies were responding to a call about a wanted fugitive in deltona. while they were searching for the suspect -- another man drove by recklessly on a dirt bike. e that's when the man opened fire. deputies returned fire -- and at some point the k-9 was struck by a bullet. now to new developments in that devastating school bus crash in tennessee. the driver reportedly asked the kids if they were ready to die. a mother who had three kids on the bus claims johnthony walker said that just seconds before crashing into a telephone pole and a tree. anoth

abc's david kerley is in detroit for us with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. it is going to be a long morning here in detroit. the votes still have not been completely tallied. in fact, about 10% of the votes still out here in the middle of the morning and the folks at the county clerk's office told me in wayne county here in detroit they didn't finish until 5:00 to get all these votes counted but currently donald trump in a surprise ahead in this traditionally blue state and the exit polls show some very interesting things that have happened in this election day. in the rural areas, 27% of the vote comes from those rural areas. that's up from 19% from the last cycle. so you're seeing an 8% increase in rural voters who came out. and it appears that hillary clinton according to the exit polls is underperforming among african-americans in the detroit area. diane and kendis. >> all right, that's david kerley for us from detroit. david, thank you. >>> just ahead we heard donald trump say it's time to heal

the big issue is the upper great lakes where we have snow and rain from detroit to chicago and st. louis is starting to get out on the other side of that and the other side of mississippi river you are in good shape. new orleans may pick up a thunderstorm later on. so maybe a flight delay there. as we look at what is going on right now, it doesn't look too bad. temperature-wise at 4:00, in case are you packing your bags and getting ready to head somewhere else or expected relatives later this afternoon from here to bangor, maine and boston and new york city dry but cool conditions and a mix of clear skies down the east coast. 72 in jacksonville. the big issue is in the upper midwest. snow that was causing problems with flights in minneapolis is pushing heist and this is up in salt st. marie and the core of michigan and wisconsin. and maybe shower south of indianapolis, indiana. if we widen out again indianapolis had delays when it was actively snowing but they cleaned all of that up. and a delay maybe in new orleans when the thunderstorms barrel. we'll talk about local weather when

the latest taking place in detroit. wayne state university officer - colin rose - was shot in the head while on patrol investigating car robberies. he was discovered by another cop who responded to the scene. hours after the shooting... detroit police arrested a man -- who was "a officials say rose remains in critical condition after surgery late last night. we're learning more about the driver of a deadly bus crash in chattanooga tennessee. 24-year-old johnthany walker is in custody facing multiple charges according to state records -- this is the second bus crash in two months walker has been part of. in april walker got his bus drivers license. in september he was involved in a minor bus crash. no one was hurt in that incident. walker faces five counts of reckless driving charges after monday's crash. security is tight in new york this week ahead of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. and while there are no specific terror threats right now, officials don't want to take any chances. more than three thousand police of

what happened in detroit? >> there were housing riots, where they were building the homes and someone said we are going to make them african-american only housing and the whites were like, wait, no, we need housing. okay, we'll mix them. the whites were like, no, we're not going to mix them. the blacks were like, we don't want to live here. everything exploded and there were riots and everything was blown up. it was great. >> yeah so basically because so many blacks were moving up from the south to the north, northern cities in particular had trouble housing this new black population because of the c constrictions of prewar housing. many white neighborhoods didn't want a black neighborhood right next to them, they protested and really the only place white people didn't protest was when the black communities were put out of the way in very toxic and rundown areas, then the black community protested, as well. >> that is a really good summation. going off what you said, to what stent extent are these new stories?

as they do, especially here in detroit becasue this is not the way it should be. an attack on a police officer is a the 29-year-old officer is a five- year veteran of the force. colleagues describe him as an "excellent" officer with a number of accolades. the shooting comes in the wake of a violent weekend in which four officers were shot in a 24-hours span nationwide. baptism pool-v a california father is behind bars accused of drowning his young daughter in a church baptism pool. police say the man used a baptism pool inside a catholic street to the police station and asked for help. investigators say his 9-year-old son was present at the time of the drowning. the father was in court yesterday, visibly upset during his arraignment. he's been charged with murder. 13 action news update.. the driver in that deadly school bus crash reportedly asked the kids if they were ready to die moments before the incident. a mother who had three kids on the bus says johnthony walker asked the question seconds before crashing telephone pole and tree. she claims she repeatedly co