how does detroit regard you? to be honest, when i talk to people of detroit, we're not as much of a factor for them. so they don't think of going to windsor for the weekend. what's it like living in the shadow of a big american city? windsor's history mirror a lot of detroit's history. both windsor and detroit make things. they're known for manufacturing, they're known for automotive stuff. i wouldn't say we are in the shadow. i'd say it's a shared identity. we both really went through the recession together. we both are growing and trying to come back and learning from each other's strategies. around 15,000 people live in the city center where sarah's organization operates. most of these citizens exist on a low income. and 35% of the children live below the poverty line. unfortunately, they're often forgotten by the municipality. but sarah sees the place, and rightfully so, as the core of the city, because poor or not, the city center is the heart of any city. and if you want urban renewal, real urban renewal, l

there is no indication of fraud in detroit. and i told him the stuff is people were shoveling out to the public was bullshit. he was indignant about that. i reiterated that they wasted a month on these claims on the dominion voting machines and they were idiotic claims. i specifically raised the dominion voting machines, which i found to be among the most disturbing allegations, disturbing in the sense that i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations, but they were made in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing people, members of the public, that there was this systemic corruption in the system and that their votes did not count and these machines controlled by somebody else or determining it, which was nonsense. it was being laid out and i told him it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time. it was doing grave disservice to the country. host: the former attorney general during part of his taped testimony that was played at the hearing yesterday. we mostly want to hear from you. this is the sec

he's shopping in detroit today >> that's right, guys. in fact this is the detroit river. across the way, canada lot of folks go back and forth and you have river barges out here people drinking early in the river. that's pretty good you go into the drink, you have a drink. and all of our friends here having a good time let's show you what's going on around the rest of the country for today. we're looking at some strong storms working their way down through >>> good morning. our temperatures are in the mid- 80s and it will cool off toward the end of the week and the weekend. more clouds in the mix and it will be pleasant for outdoor activities. san francisco, mid-60s. you may want to keep your jacket close by even as we head into the fourth of july. we are keeping an eye on that visibility. >>> that's your latest weather in fact they have here at the river walk this, carousel. the lyonar cousel in the country with all aquatic animals you can ride them. the this is a great day and you don't smell like fish, so that's good >> thank you, thank you. >>> when we come back, the

there is no indication of fraud in detroit. and i told him to stop his people were shoveling out the public was -- and the claims of fraud was -- he was indignant about that. and, i reiterated that they wasted a whole month on these claims on the dominion voting machines. they were idiotic claims. i specifically raised the dominion voting machines, which i found to be among the most disturbing allegations. disturbing in the sense that i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations. they were made in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing a lot of people, members of the public, that there was the systemic corruption in the system. their votes didn't count, these machines controlled by somebody else were actually determining it. it was complete nonsense. it was being laid out there. i told them that it was crazy stuff. they were wasting their time on that. it was doing a great grave disservice to the country. >> former attorney general during part of his taped testimony that was played at that hearing yester

there is no indication of fraud in detroit. i told him the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public were bullshit. the claims were bullshit. i reiterated they wasted a whole month on these claims of the dominion voting machines. i specifically raised the dominium voting machines, which i found to be among one of the most disturbing allegations. disturbing in the sense that i saw absolute zero basis for the allegations. but they remained in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing a lot of members of the public that there was this systemic corruption in the system and that their votes didn't count and these machines controlled by somebody else was actually determining it, which were complete nonsense. and it was being laid out there. i told them, it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time on that. it was a great disservice to the country. rep. lofgren: the very next day, the president released a via -- released a video reenacting some of the very claims his chief law officer told him wer

host: just is what the news media in detroit. he talks about all things auto. we really appreciate your time this morning. mr. gilbert. >> this weekend primetime, the january 6 committees. tonight, the first hearing, eyewitness testimony of the capitol police officer and filmmaker who recorded video. that is tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. watch on c-span now, our free mobile video app and anytime online. >> the january 6 committee returns earlier than expected, tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern. watch on c-span, c-span now, or anytime online at c-span.org. visit our website, c-span.org/january6. c-span. your unfiltered view of government. >> live on in-depth, carol anderson as our guest to talk about race in america, voting rights and gun regulation. she is the author of several books. join in the conversation with phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. in death, sunday with carol anderson, live noon eastern on c-span two. >> the g7 summit is being held in the bavarian alps of germany. president biden announced the partnership for global industry and

in newark the worst were in newark and in detroit. um in newark, there were five days of street battles, which approached the scale of watts. many died in the valley of police gunfire six people were killed when police fired indiscriminately into the crowds. including a 74 year old man who was walking to get his car and a mother who came out to find her children, so it's chaos right? chaos and really please. just at the end 26 people were dead mostly african-american and more than 700 injured less than a week later was detroit. look at that. exploded into what was called the largest urban disturbance of the 20th century. but as a contrast to newark in terms of city leadership and political representation detroit had two african american congressmen that it's significantly black middle class. but again, they still have people in poverty and the police that they have very progressive man, but he could not reign. a police in and what sparked this was? there was an after-hours bar where there was celebrating the return of two veterans fro

there is no indication of fraud in detroit. and i told him that the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public was -- the claims of fraud were -- . he was indignant about by. i reiterated that they wasted a whole month on these claims on the dominion voting machines. they were idiotic claims. i specifically raised the dominion voting machines, i found to be among the most disturbing allegations. just serving in the sense that i saw zero basis for the allegations. they are made in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing a lot of people, members of the public, that there was the systemic corruption in the system. that their votes didn't count and that these machines controlled by somebody else were actually determining it. it is complete nonsense. it was being laid out there. i told them that it was crazy stuff. they were wasting their time on it. it was a great disservice for the country. >> former attorney general during part is taped testimony those played at that hearing yesterday. we'll run th

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president, there are 630 precincts in detroit. and unlike elsewhere in the state, they centralize the counting process. so they're not counted in each precinct, they're moved to counting stations. and so a normal process would involve boxes coming in at all different hours, so there's nothing -- and i said, did anyone point out to you -- did all the people complaining about it point out to you, you actually did better in detroit than you did last time? i mean, there's no indication of fraud in detroit. and i told him that the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public were bull -- was b-- . i mean that the claims of fraud were b-- and, you know, he was indignant about that. and i reiterated that they've wasted a whole month on these claims -- on the dominion voting machines and they were idiotic claims. and i specifically raised the dominion voting machines, which i found to be among the most disturbing allegations. disturbing in the sense that i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations. but they were made in such

name is donna jackson i'm in detroit michigan. i am returning a chance to watch these good all the time. my comment is this, the democrats will probably lose and we will never post office again because of the way the republican party has structured itself for that voting rights if they don't like the boat they get to do their way. democrats have a problem that we live in cities and we do not live in rural areas per se. and so the republicans have emore legislatures in office around the country. this is why they are doing all of these heinous things to us. and unfortunately will buy your book, i plan to readne it. but that is my comment. it's not necessarilyus a question because i see the writing on the wall. try what we're going to have her address that. lily, is your book atli all about what the republican party is today? excellent things i look at the reaction the democrats reaction breaking to the colors important point is one of the things the democratic leadership tend to focus on and of course the democratic party focus on i

there's no indication of fraud in detroit. and i told him that the stuff that his people were shuttling out to the public was bull. the claims of fraud were bull. and he was indignant a about that. and i reiterated they wasted a whole month on these claims on the dominion voting machines and they were idiotic claims. >> the president kept fixating on the suitcase that supposedly had fraudulent ballots and the suitcase was rolled out from under the table. and i said, no, there's no suitcase. you can watch that video over and over. there's a wheeled bin where they carried the ballots and that's just how they move ballots around that facility. >> katy, it was just so clear that in what joyce advance called willful denial, the president was just ignoring all the evidence. >> the richard donnahue stuff at at the end there, we only played a portion of it, was really -- i would argue it was damning because he went in there and he said to the president, i'm looking up this claim of fraud that you told me to look up. it doesn't exist.

donald in detroit, the first caller on booktv. >> caller: i'm in detroit, michigan. i'm retired. i look at c-span all the time. the democrats will probably lose and will never hold office again because of the way republican party has structured itself for the voting rights, if they don't like the vote they throw them away. democrats have a problem that we live in cities and we do not live in rural areas per se. and around the country, people doing all these heinous things to us. i plan to read your book. it is not necessarily a question. >> host: i will have her address that. lily geismer, is your book at all about what the republican party is today? >> guest: one of the things, i look at the reaction, democrats reaction but the collar's important point is one of the things democratic leadership has to focus on and push the democratic party to focus on is winning national elections especially winning the presidency and what this did is create a vacuum at the state and local level. the caller is absolutely right republicans have been affected at working legislation so one of the c

i is known by many as the detroit of the subcontinent. young talent comes here in droves because this is where most of the countries cars are produced. it's here that most engineers are trained as well. engineers likes when a latter rady, the 25 year old is from a neighboring region and now lives in chennai. every morning she commutes to one of indiana's largest carmakers mckendra. there she works as a systems engineer on the cause hardware. it's a stroke of good fortune for her family law for their performance. my hinder has taken me inside this a basement a lot for my family. i'm very happy. like as a daughter, like just a rule. only not, not only sons has to feed their barons that are destiny. i was looking toward our family for this young engineer and many other workers just starting out in their careers. mckendra is a dream job. chin i is a favourable location for industry logistically. it's better connected than other cities in the country g to its port. but that's not the only reason why so many automakers settled in the city. earl

judy: this month marks 40 years since the brutal killing of vincent chen in a suburb of detroit the 27-year-old was beaten to death by a baseball bat from two men who were fined and received no jail time. so are calling for justice in his name in a movement among asian americans. amna nawaz has a closerook at the legacy of vincent chen in our ongoing coverage of race matters. >> june 18 1982, vincent chen, days away from his wedding, went out to celebrate with friends in detroit. later, two white men attacked chen and beat him to death. a documentary dove into his story and was nominated for an academy award. it is getting a special airing tonight. >> it was a hot night in detroit and the men from the auto plants were out for a night on the town. somebody started a fight in vincent chen was dead, his head split open with a baseball bat. plex -- >> was it racism or a ballroom ball -- ballroom brawl? >> it is not something you plan on happening, but it happens. >> i want justice for my son. thank you. amna: to mark 40 years since vincent chin's death, that documentary will air tonight. f

and detroit, the global heart of the auto industry. until smaller, more fuel efficient models, the market b fox begun bug became the best selling car in the world. toyota introduced just in time production, which is now suffering under supply chain strengths. the whole industry is in the middle of a huge overhaul. with tesla had ellen musk regarded as the pioneer of electric mobility and a whole sector seeming to take its lead from him, including one of the biggest production sites in india. as our colleague, julia henley's months, reports east in india can, i, is known by many as the detroit of the subcontinent. young talent comes here in droves because this is where most of the countries cause a produced. it's here that most engineers are trained as well. engineers likes when a last have rady, the 25 year old is from a neighboring region and now lives in chennai. every morning she commutes to one of india's nineties to comic has mckendra that she lacks as a systems engineer on the cause hardware. it's a stroke of good fortune for her

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this is the way that they count the votes in the city of detroit. that is when example of it the multitude of times that he had it to -- he used the word walk a mile. trying to write down these computer sees. when he went to the then president and said, this is not true, he knew that because he had looked into it and he was absolutely convinced that what the president was doing was wrong and the fact that he said that trump had become detached from reality was among the most chilling of all of the testimony today. >> he said it in his testimony, that there were 530 odd precincts in detroit and he said there is a central counting system that each precinct doesn't count the votes or the ballots individually and they bring them to a central place and that is what you are saying and still, the programmer president when out and said look at all of the dumping votes and what have you and that is not what has happened here. yet, even with the right information, the information from his advisors like bill barr, he went on to say something that wasn't true.

you hate trump and raised the big vote dump in detroit and he said people saw boxes coming into it all hours of the morning and i explained to him and i knew the exact number of detroit, i think it was 630 something. i said, mr. president there are 630 present sinks in detroit and they centralize the counting process and not counted in each precinct and so the normal process would involve boxes coming in at all different hours and i said did anyone point out to you it is better in detroit than you did last time? there is no indication of fraud in detroit and i told him that the stuff that his that the people were bullshit and he was indignant about that. and i reiterated that they wasted a whole month on these claims on the dominion voting machines and they were idiotic claims and i raised the dominion voting machines which i found to be the most disturbing allegations that i saw zero basis for the allegations and made were in a sendingsational way and influencing a lot of people, memberships of the public, that there was a systemic corruption in the system and their votes didn't count

detroit, our virtual view, skies are ominous overnight and dangerous. a lot of storms across the midwest that could gust over 75 miles per hour. take a look at the high resolution forecast, shows plenty of storms across michigan and ohio spreading into pennsylvania and the virginias overnight and tomorrow morning, very dangerous conditions with thunderstorms in the forecast that could bring tornadoes. same place that bring thunderstorms get hit with a heat wave to more. upper 90s to 100, including chicago, 99, st. louis 100 wednesday. 90 pittsburgh, 98 detroit, the heat relents in weekend but returns next week. >> o'donnell: thank you, mike. now to our exclusive interview. over the last five years we've committed to reporting on sexual assault and hartment within the military speaking of dozens of survivors and families of victims. real changes may oay as the secretary of the army christine wormuth told us. what is is your legacy? >> to reduce harmful behaviors. >> reporter: secretary wormuth spent last year visiting 30 bases meeting with tens of thousa

and robert kennedy talking about the racial unrest such as detroit and the creation of the kerner commission. he also repeated warnings that the u.s. would not have enough money for vaccines in the fall and winter without additional congressional funding. joined by the institute of allergy and infectious disease director doctor fauci and the cdc director wilensky. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm the covid-19 response coordinator for the white house. first of all, apologies for the technical delays getting us started. but i am excited and delighted to get going this afternoon. with two familiar faces and two colleagues who've been tirelessly battling the pandemic since the b

for detroit police chief james craig on the impact of defending the police and no bail. and why the democrats next policy push is the new rules on gun ownership. all that right here right now on "sunday morning futures". it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. maria: versus mowing the race is on to get the business of the people done before congresses july 4 recess which begins in three weeks. but before that democrats are going prime time with their hearings on the generate six capitol breach thisee week. beginning hearings this upcoming thursday night in front of the generous six committee at 8:00 p.m. eastern, my first guest is being targeted by that committee. being led by wyoming g congresswoman. the leader of the gop widely expected to be the next speaker of the house. california congressman kevin mccarthy paid congressman,co god to see you thank you for being here. >> good morning maria thank you for having back on the show. maria: did you receive a subpoena for the generous six committee?e? and if so how did you respond?ei >> i did receive a subpoena. i requested, i asked for inform

there's no indication offraud in detroit . and i told him that the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public was bullshit. that the claims of fraud were bullshit and hewas indignant about that . and i reiterated that they'd wasted a whole month on these claims on the dominion voting machines and they were idiotic claims. i specifically raised the dominion voting machines which i found to be among the most disturbing allegations. disturbing in the sense that i saw zero basis for the allegations but they were made in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing a lot of people, members of the public that there was this systemic corruption in the system and their votes didn't count and these machines controlled by somebody else were determining it which was complete nonsense and it was being laid out there and i told them that it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time on this. and it was doing great, great disservice to the country. >> okay, so the very next day the president releases video r

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well, the giants try for a split against the detroit tigers had turnout. kylen mills has the highlights. >> a big data hack is affecting california gun owners. the state department of justice says people who applied for what's known as concealed carry permits. the ones affected. reporter lauren lister has more on the breach. >> owner of redstone firearms in burbank says customers with permits to carry concealed weapons have been calling all day for help with concerns their personal information was exposed. we're getting calls left and right right now as to what they can do this, they're absolutely >> upset and nervous that now their information is out there. the state justice department reports an update of its firearm dashboard portal monday went horribly wrong. revealing private information including names, addresses and driver's license numbers of californians who are granted or denied a concealed weapons permit between 2011 2021. jonathan solomon, thanks. it poses a risk to those granted permits during that time, especially being victims of domestic vi

. >> and the giants try for split against the detroit tigers. how did it turn out? kylen mills has the highlights. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants trying to close the month of june with a win at home over the detroit tigers, young griffin celebrating his birthday at the ballpark with some of his buddies. looks like a lot of fun out there for bottom of the first a love story of on the opposite way to right back. that's a the solo blast makes it one nothing. 3rd inning. this is different. >> flood gloria shatters just that. it's a grounder to shortstop. that also goes right to short your can't make the throw after stepping on it. you saw there. ouch. that could have been dangerous. 70 talked to 6 a left era. casi hits it deep to left it's just over the wall for a 2 run home run free. one tiger sweet. that was the difference. the giants lose 3 to 2. they split the mini series with detroit next. they host the chicago white sox beginning on friday. just over the a's in the bronx. taking on the gang kings, looking to avoid the sweep top the first runner

former detroit police chief james craig on the impact of defunding the police and no bail and why the democrats' next policy push is new rules on gun ownership. all that right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and first this morning, the race is on to get the business of the people done before congress' july 4th recess which begins in three weeks. but before that the democrats are going prime time with their hearings on january 6th capitol breach this week, beginning hearings this upcoming thursday night in front of the january 6th committee at 8 p.m. eastern. my first guest is being target by that committee being led by wyoming congresswoman liz cheney. the leader of the gop, widely expected to be the next speaker of the house, california congressman kevin mccarthy. congressman, good to see you, and thank you for being here. >> good morning, maria. thanks for having me back on the show. maria: did you receive a subpoena from the january 6th committee and, if so, how did you respond? >> i did receive a subpoena, and i requested, i asked for information, 11 pa

judy: this month marks forty years since the brutal killing of vincent chin in a suburb of detroit. the 27-year-old was beaten to death with a baseball bat by two men, who were fined $3000 and received area the killing sparked calls for justice in his name and a national movement among asian americans. amna nawaz is back with a closer look at the legacy of vincent chin today, part of our ongoing coverage of race matters. reporter: judy on june 19 in 1982 vincent chijust days away from his wedding went out to celebrate with friends in detroit. later that night, two white men ronald evans and his stepson michael nutsttack chin and beat him to death. a 1998 documenta who killed vincent chin? dove into his story, and it s later nominated for an academy award. it is getting a special airing on pov tonight. >> it was a hot night in detroit and the men from the auto plants were out for a night on the town. somebody started a fight. when it was over, vincent chin was dead. his head split open with a baseball bat. >> vincent shin would be alive today if he were not asian. >> was it a case of

he is an artist from detroit. he drew this matt merola ventured chin. jim is the first api civil rights movement. if he was murdered in the streets of detroit. is the 40th anniversary this week of his killing. anthony, you decide to paint this. why? >> mainly because chin -- i've been in this in the discussion of equality. vincent chen cannot be forgotten. >> how long did it take you to paint this? >> it took me about two weeks. >> what do you want to do here? why did you decide to come down? >> i honestly just wanted to represent detroit and the american citizens for justice. >> all right, great! thank you, anthony. this is fried pork. this is not needed only a traditional dish for the asian american community. and it's also traditional for the american and hispanic communities. we expect to have the crowd here at in two or three hours. the organizers are telling me, those being advanced injustice, they hope that the folks who come and do the march for a mile hope that it activates locally. they want to do something to change the name of this march. th

they're going to come in and pilot these election clerks, particularly in cities like detroit who they just don't trust. >> we should be clear, a lot of this, and as you pointed out in that graphic is legal, challenging the voter. >> it is completely legal. >> what is the effect of it and where does it cross the line? >> that's the question, where does that cross the line between legitimate poll watching and challenging and actually harassing voters and creating chaos in these precincts. if the election clerks feel they crossed that line they can get tossed out. that created so many problems in detroit where you had poll challengers alleging falsely that they were seeing fraud when, in fact, they were seeing camera equipment outside the absentee voting center. >> heidi, we may see this in practice as soon as august in michigan. thank you for sharing your reporting with us. >>> actor moses ingram revealing a slue of racist messages after her debut on the tv series obi-wan kenobi. >>> as we wait for the decision in the depp/heard trial monica lewinsky says the nation is guilty of courtro

tlaib: i rise today during pride month to honor the phenomenal ruth ellis, a former detroit resident who is the eldest surviving and born in 1989 and living until the age of 101, she came out as a lesbian around 1915. she took in lgbtq+ youth experiencing homeless known as the gay spot. not only did she give refuge but gave them books and helped with college tuition. still today, lgbtq+ youth experience homelessness at a disproportionate rate. the ruth ellis center in highland park was created in the 13 district strong and was named after and in honor of ms. ellis. they provide safe, affirmative for marginalized black and minority lgbtq+ youth. join me today in recognizing ruth ellis and the advocacy of the ruth ellis center and their incredible team. mr. speaker, today i want to celebrate the memory of greg mudge, a longtime community advocate and business owner in detroit who we lost last year. his sudden death was a shock to us all. when he first opened his del i-back in 2008, greg was -- del i-back in 2008, greg was a member of the community. he built and managed his own business

a place like detroit-- this is our virtual view. it shows you, skies will be very ominous overnight, and in fact, very dangerous. we have a lot of storms across the midwest that could gust over 75 miles per hour. take a look at the high resolution forecast. it shows plenty of storms across michigan and then ohio, spreading into pennsylvania and the virginias overnight andginis overnight and tom tomorrow morning. very dangerous conditions here, with thunderstorms in the forecast that could bring also tornadoes. same place that gets thunderstorms gets hit with a heat wave tomorrow. many places, upper 90s to near 100 degrees, including chicago at 99; in st. louis, we'll do 100 on wednesday. 93 in pittsburgh; 98 in detroit. the heat relents a little bit this weekend, norah, but returns next week. >> o'donnell: thank you, mike. now to our exclusive interview. over the last five years, we've committed to reporting on sexual assault and harassment within the military, speaking with dozens of survivors and the families of victims. now, real

host: just is what the news media in detroit. he talks about all things auto. we really appreciate your time this morning. mr. gilbert. coming up and about 15 minutes, we are going to start a new series on big legislation, landmark legislation over the years that have affected the lives of all of us. today, we will be focusing on the 1956 federal highway act that created the interstate system. that is coming up in about 15 minutes, but first we have an open forum. you can talk about any public policy issue you would like to talk about. you can see the numbers they are divided by political affiliation. independent -- we will be right back to take your calls. ♪ >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house january 6 committee hearing, investigating the attack on the capital. our web resource page to watch the latest videos of the hearing , briefings and all of our coverage on the attack and investigation since january 6, 2021. we will have reaction from members of congress and those talking about the investigation. a fast and easy way to watch, when you cannot

there is no indication of fraud in detroit. and, i told him that the stuff that is people was showing up to the public was bullshit. the claims of fraud was bullshit. he was indicted about the. i reiterated that they wasted a whole month on these claims that the the minion voting machines, these idiotic claims, and i specifically raise the domestic voting machines, which i found to be among the most disturbing allegations. disturbing in the sense that i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations, but they remain in such a sensational way that they were obviously influencing a lot of people, members of the public, that there was this systemic corruption in the system, and that their votes did not count, and that these machines controlled by somebody else were actually determining it, which was complete nonsense. it was being laid out there. i told him that it was crazy stuff and that there was dinnertime on it. it was a great disservice to the country. >> okay, so the very next day, the president released a video rehashing so