in detroit at least the last sample of digs becomes almost a tailgate for a football game. got people bringing their coolers, their stereos, their lawn chairs and camping outside hoping to see a piece of history happened in front of them for. >> in this case they won't be able to you're looking at the site that site is behind the interstate wastes a company that had nothing to do with this break under the pulaski skyway. used to be the dump which was a mob connected dump. that was owned by phil brother scotto a mobster. and a businessman. his son frank claims it was his father who buried hoffa in a barrel frank's brother junior is watching fox news when date reporting on this and that is how it became public. he lives in florida and the tampa bay area everyone's on pins and needles waiting for this, but he think the are hoffa is buried in new jersey and not something happened to him in detroit? >> i will put out 50/50. really the only reason i give it 50% validity is because of dan and a lot of this is coming from brings us back to the former site of the landfill where the

he told detroit, he says u -- you are not going to make cars anymore. you are going to become the arsenal of democracy. interestingly enough -- miraculouscally, within three weeks of december 7th, 1941 we were taking fabricated parts from ford auto parts, ford auto body from fisher auto body and good year and were manufacturing b 24s and b-25 airplanes three weeks after. and that happened all over the country. all over the country. calvinator was a company in detroit that made women's appliances -- they made refrigerators and mixing bowls. cake mixers and things like that. >> sure. >> and, again, in a short period of time, now they are making helmets and they are making propellers for fighter planes. but it's like that all over the country. this country -- this company, that company, whatever. you stop making, you know, this thing, and start making that thing. >> and then the women in the work force as well? >> oh, yes, yes, yes, yes. i think i told -- yeah, i told you before, melissa, both my grandmothers were rosie the riveters. one was a machine gun

martin luther king organized a march in detroit, governor george romney declared the occasion freedom day in michigan. to my colleague senator mitt romney, you are your father's son. this week marks 54 years since the shot rang out in memphis, tennessee claim be the life of dr. martin laoser king, an american who spoke with greater moral clarity than any other in our history. the night before he died, dr. king spoke at a rally in support of the city striking sanitation workers. there was tension in the air. from the moment he set foot in memphis, he'd received a barrage of death threats. as dr. king spoke to the crowd at the mason temple, death was on his mind. he said like anybody i'd like to live a long life. longevity has its place, but i'm not concerned about that now. i just want to do god's will. and he's allowed me to go up to the mountain. his next words proved prophetic. dr. king said i've looked over and i've seen the promise land. i may not get there with you, but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promise land. ricky jones said that she thought

at 2905 garland avenue in detroit. and he was successful. he had it 14 month old child his wife and the night he moved in his brothers and sisters and family. there was 12 of them there in the house that night and his wife was cooking a celebratory dinner. and at sundown a crowd a mob gathered outside of his home. i witnesses said that the mob was bigger than 2,000 people. and suddenly rocks and stones started hitting the house and breaking all the windows and a shot was fired. and a white man was killed outside, dr. sweet's home and the police raided the place and arrested all of them and charge them all with murder. and the nwcp branch in detroit immediately called the national headquarters and wrote all these telegrams. i have a couple here and the wk hayes mckinney of the detroit branch road. it will be necessary to have an experience investigator to secure evidence to aid in the defense of this case. we are therefore urgently requesting that mr. white be sent to detroit immediately. now this this case captured the

we're goings -- we're going to be to help detroit homeowners to help with energy efficiency. they will work with my season residents and they're eager to see their homes become not only energy efficient but also accessible as many are struggling with access because of disabilities. the east side community network is going to be able to establish the stoudemire wellness hub for the east side detroit residents who are right now having trouble access health care. we will have some relief, and this is just the beginning to help many of our families in dearborn heights, in wayne county to address the number of families that continue to be imfacted -- impacted by flooding because of the creek challenges. we're also going to be able to support prosper us, detroit metro microlending to support some of our small businesses and to expand some of the work they've already done in detroit all the way to western wayne and inkster. i'm also so proud of the investment we'll have in the ruth ellis sflert to provide safe, affordable, identity affirming housing for black and brown detroiters, e

that same year were doctor luther king organized a march in detroit, governor george romney declared freedom day in michigan. to my colleague senator mitt romney, you are your father's side. this week marks 54 years since he shot rang out in memphis tennessee claiming the life of doctor martin luther king. an american who spoke with greater moral clarity than nearly any other in our history. : : city striking : he said like anybody i'd like to live a long life. longevity has its place, but i'm not concerned about that now. i just want to do god's will. and he's allowed me to go up to the mountain. his next words proved prophetic. dr. king said i've looked over and i've seen the promise land. and i've seen the promised land.i've seen the promised i may not get there with you but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. ricky jones said she thought about that when she realized the judiciary committee was voting on judge jackson's nomination on the anniversary of doctor king's death. it felt like a prophecy had come to pass. doctor king didn't make i

i don't know but is that three weeks immediately after december 7th roosevelt tells detroit. you're not gonna make any more cars and we didn't make any new cars for the duration of the war. people had to drive over my grandfather saying well, i bought that little sail before the war, but i sold it after the war. is that is that the roseville administration nationalized a lot of industry including detroit they told he told troy he says you are not going to make cars anymore. you're gonna you're gonna become the arsenal of democracy and interestingly enough or miraculously is that within three weeks of december 7th 1941. we are taking fabricated parts from ford auto parts of ford auto body from fisher-price fisher auto body and goodyear and were manufacturing b-24s and b-25 airplanes. three weeks after and it's that that happened all over the all over the country all over the country calvinator was was a company in detroit that made women's you know appliances they made refrigerators and they made mixing bowl and and they made what do you take cake mixers? yeah like that and ag

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lily tomlin grew up working class in detroit. jane fonda was hollywood royalty, daughter of revered film actor henry fonda. when you would talk about your father you'd say, he never brought home the joy of acting. >> yeah, no. my dad suffered from undiagnosed depression. everything was so hard for him. i just sort of thought, well, i don't want to do that. >> my father worked in a factory. he had a third grade education. i sensed his pride he had in what he did. >> he'd bring her, when she was 4 to the corner bar with him and stand her up on the bar and have her sing and dance for his friends. that makes me so jealous. >> but i'd get a 7-up. >> reporter: by 1969, lily tomlin's comic characterizations on "laugh in" made her a star. >> only bad ladies take off their clothes. so i went to sleep with my coat and my shoes on. >> reporter: jane fonda had become a film actress and activist. ten years later, she was producing her own movies. one of them based on her time as a secretary. >> i was a secretary for one boss. >> at a literary

at 8:36 with craig's exclusive interview with disgraced former detroit mayor kwame kilpatrick. >> you'll remember he served more than seven years when his 28-year sentence for corruption-related crimes was commuted last year, and you spoke with him, craig, about regrets and his search for redemption. >> yeah, we talked about that. as you mentioned, a lot of folks probably remember before his stunning fall from grace, kwame kilpatrick was a rising political star when we met at a detroit church where he attended services prior to his time behind bars he was reflective and eager to start over when kwame kilpatrick was sworn in as mayor of detroit in 2002 at age 31, described as brash and larger than life, he seemed to embody the big shoulder strength of the motor city then, the wheels fell off. a series of wrongdoing including lying about an affair with his chief of staff led to criminal charges forcing him to resign in 2008 and serve time in state prison in 2013 he was convicted of 24 federal corruption-related crimes and sentenced to 28 years in prison. >> not at this time i don't have an

♪♪ david: in the state's largest city, detroit, almost 80% of people are african american. it's a democrat stronghold. it was decimated by coronavirus. ♪♪♪ jamon jordan: on every level, covid has exposed inequality in america, and, yes, this has totally-- david: jamon jordan conducts black-history tours around the city and through it caught covid-19. the virus claimed his mother. jamon: i was sick, but she got sick, and she was gone within 5 days of her 14-day quarantine, less than a hour of arriving at the hospital by ambulance. david: it must just be so galling for you to look at people protesting in lansing at the lockdown. jamon: they got guns, and they're standing in front of law enforcement, and nobody tackles one of 'em. nobody puts a knee on their neck. they almost don't even get arrested, and they're shouting in the faces of officers. yes, it is appalling, because african americans, of course, are dying at a higher rate. they're less likely to have health insurance. they're less likely to be treated correctly by the health system. more likely to do the jobs t

joining us now is craig, reporter for the detroit news, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me. >> so you broke this story about this resignation in michigan republican party, and published this sort of scorching resignation letter from the official who stepped down, let me just ask you for a little context whether this was a surprise, whether this was the sort of person you kind of expected this from, and how it's landing in michigan. >> yeah, i mean i sort of expected it, having known tony for quite a while but this is a guy who has spent his life trying to elect republicans to office in michigan, and he has become increasingly frustrated with what is happening, with the republican party in this state, with what's happening with donald trump, and re-litigating the 2020 election. and i think it essentially came to a head with him over the weekend from what i can tell, and he finally said that he's done with this position on state committee and he's moving on. >> this week was of course the michigan nominating convention, choo

. >> when it switched from receiving water from detroit to the flint river was approved by the state. >> ogle officials didn't have a say, even when the supervisor said the water is not ready, we can't send water safely out. >> that was the main cell. you had to have byproducts. you had e. coli. >> we had rashes, hair falling out. people were complaining about the different smells. >> why do such tragic failures occur? like summer not yet regulated and that's a big gap in the law. >> despite having unregulated monitoring in place, contaminants are left unregulated that the epa decades after being marked as a health hazard. among these are certain substances. >> those who have higher levels of this in their blood have increase in cholesterol, elevated liver enzymes, there's a number of diseases similar to kidney cancer. >> there was a fellow whose father had died of kidney cancer and was wondering if something was in the water. he went to them and said, can you check for that and they said, no, because we aren't required to check for that. >> even for contaminants that are regulated, t

. >> reporter: betty reid soskin was born in detroit in 1921. moving to oakland, california, where in 1945, she and her first husband founded one of the first black-owned record stores. throughout her career, betty became a published author, songwriter and activist during the civil rights movement. she received a presidential commemorative coin from president obama in 2015. >> standing with obama on the stage in washington, d.c. in the shadow of the white house that was built by slaves, the whole meaning of that has really captured for me. >> reporter: members of the rosie the riveter park expressed their gratitude for ranger betty's service. >> she is such an inspiration. she is such an amazing, strong woman. >> reporter: on her last day, betty provided an interpretive program for the public and visited with friends. the public is invited to join a free public recognition ceremony on saturday, april 16th. >> what a distinguished career. >> yes. >> 100 years. >> 100 years. born in 1921. her family originally from louisiana, but as we saw, she ha

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source booksellers in detroit is that i i'm sorry in into seminary. sorry seminary. okay. no, i mean i can i'd love to talk about thorson detroit because it's a wonderful bookstore as well. yes, right. yeah and there they and they focus on nonfiction titles and you might actually expect to find a very similar thing which is a carefully selected in a intentionally assembled collection of books that are focused on what the community around them cares about especially serious nonfiction and literature. they sourced us less literature, but we will have serious nonfiction literature poetry and really focusing on the social sciences the humanities and literature throughout the ages, but also that kind of complete collections of of specific authors, so we'll always have the complete james baldwin on a shelf for instance both fiction and nonfiction will always have the complete alice monroe or tony morrison, you know writers like that, but we're also going to keep up with the newer authors. so ocean wong is example who has two collections of poetry now and one novel we had his fir

in detroit, michigan, we will hear from lawrence. democrats line. caller: in order to become a citizen of the united states, you have to take a test. in that test, they have a question. "who is the legitimate president of the united states?" i fear that some of the politicians that are running this cannot answer that question truthfully and they should not be allowed to even run for office if they cannot say that joe biden is the elected president of the united states. host: let's go to anthony in detroit michigan as well, he is on our independent line. caller: good morning. i think someone needs to cut this ukrainian president off. he is like an addict with our u.s. taxpayer money. he wants $7 billion per month in security systems. i'm here in detroit. we could use $7 million per month in our city and any other city in america. this coke head so linsky just want our money. host: let's go to sally in washington state, democrats line. caller: hello. a couple of things i would like to say. one thing is that i still don't know where my representative w

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causes a ripple effect and slowdown manufacturing in detroit where they need those semi conductors to build a automobile. prices went up. it was not just automobiles. last year alone, they accounted more than one third of all of the prices in america. the price went up because fewer were being made. the price of automobiles skyrocket. i am counting on congress to pass the bill to make chips at home and speed up supply. the board of intel says he wants to be able to invest $20 billion to build a computer chip factory west of cleveland. if in fact we get this other piece of legislature, with this in one house but not the other, we are going to need to invest another $100 billion -- $100 billion. you know what the average job is 3000 800 full-time jobs. average salary in the full-time jobs and many blue-collar jobs are $126,000 a year. things are changing. the second reason for inflation is vladimir putin. not a joke. putin's invasion of ukraine has ran up ga prices prices and food prices all over the world. we saw the most recent inflation data, last month by 70% of increase in and pati

i think about the only significant new religious group starts in detroit in 1930, the nation of islam, muhammad founded the islams, and they basically worship alone. there's self segregation on sunday morning in churches. this may be a bit of a surprise to you, as you think about a religion in america in the 1930s, the major protestant denominations are going to decline in the 1930s. anybody know what gorgeous church we are looking at here? this is st. phillips episcopal church in charleston, south carolina. so denominations like the episcopal church, presbyterian, methodist or the main line or some say the establishment churches, if you look at any major category, attendance, in every major category they are going down in the 1930s. if you lived in the 1930s, i don't think billy graham is not as public as he used to be, he's very elderly and not well. in the 1930s, probably the most visible minister in the media would be harry emerson fosdick. he is a liberal protestant, and they are not all the same but for this man, probably, the idea that he would deny many of the supernatural asp

. >> can i buy the city of detroit? greg: there you go. >> i would love to buy detroit but don't worry, i'll make it work. greg: any thoughts on elon? >> it's crazy, throw a billionaire around, billionaires own stuff, they buy stuff with their billions. [laughter] greg: is he on a budget? i can only spend $38. elon musk wants to buy twitter, he canme buy twitter. i don't know, i don't even know if that's possible. in my worrying you? >> this whole thing worries me. get the boat on this? i don't understand why that's not the first order of business. there's not a lot of stock on the board but there is among the stock, stockholders. the other thing i noticed, there's a lot of language and the term repressed is starting to shift, you don't even know what they are talking about because clearly elon wants freedom of expression. free press controls democracy which i'm not sure what that is. >> they are talking about content moderation, what everybody does in life, moderate the content but they are using it in a different way

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he was a pastor in detroit and he was willing to work with blue collar workers union members. and helping them gain a voice in society. so he's championing the working class. and he's also a bit more realistic in some of his theological discussions. he will talk about and celebrate. the person of christ he talks about evil in the 1930s and there's a lot of evil you think about what's going on in europe. many liberal protestants didn't really want to deal with it, but reinhold nibor is willing to attack. some of the fascists and nazis in europe and basically call it evil. so he's a bit tougher than some of the others. what's going on among? evangelicals among evangelicals? they are? increasing in influence in the 1930s if you think about conservative protestant denominations and you look at their numbers in the 1930s. they are increasing. and that's churches denominations their colleges. their mission boards so evangelicals in the 1930s actually are doing better statistically than the liberal protestants. but before we get too smug if you have studies statistics about evangelic

we own a pressing plant in detroit, and it's wonderful. and, yeah, the-- what was the original question now before that. >> stephen: the prints album, what are you putting out? >> prince, yeah, he's a pretty good musician. >> stephen: i hear good things. >> it's called "camille." it's a record he made under a feminine avatar. he sped his voice up on the machine and sped his voice up to sound feminine and he was going to release the whole album on the guise of camille. it was on the presses, it was done, and at the raft second he changed his mind and told warner brothers to cancel. >> stephen: no one has heard the album. >> slowly the songs very released over time. but the actual album as a piece together have not been release. >> stephen: did you ever work with him? did you ever meet him? >> i met him one time. it was at an after-party. he was incredibly nice. >> stephen: what did you talk about? guitar scblieg we did a little bit. he told me no one will ever tell you how you play your guitar, jack, and that was solid advice. don't let any

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