what detroit and the state of michigan told the court was this. plaintiffs filed this litigation for an improper purpose. it was never about winning on the merits of the claims, but rather plaintiffs' purpose was to undermine the integrity of the election results and the people's trust in the election process and government. the filing of litigation for that purpose is clearly an abuse of the judicial process and it warrants the imposition of sanctions. sanctions on the lawyers. well, this has been spooling out over a period of months. and now tonight in a very readable, frankly sort of riveting 110-page ruling, a ruling that nbc justice correspondent pete williams calls, quote, blistering, the judge in this case has basically agreed with the state of michigan and the city of detroit on everything they were asking for. and so now all nine of these trump lawyers are facing potential disbarment. let me read to you a little bit from the ruling. you'll see what i mean about it being very readable and kind of riveting. this lawsuit represents a histori

i am the say clerk and chief election official for the city of detroit. this elected nonpartisan position, i'm chiefly responsible for keeping the official records and documents for the city of detroit. clerking the council and administering all elections. detroit, known as the motor city, is nationally recognized as a comeback city. becomes her bankruptcy, a mass exodus of population, loss of manufacturing jobs, and have made it through global pandemic, where we were defined as a hotspot. approximately 80% of detroit is black. during the 2020 general election, pres. trump made numerous false allegations of voter fraud, insisting that the election was stolen. consequently, state and local officials from both parties, poll workers and election staff were and still find ourselves under attack. threats remain against me, my staff and detroit poll workers iphone, email, and in person, such as when they collected absentee ballots on election day. trump and his conservative allies allied's -- filed several lawsuits against me and other michigan election officia

we're number one in the city of detroit for college matriculation. we graduate 97 percent of our scott. wow. and i'm proud of and if you ever in detroit, i would love to give you a tour, introduce you to our young people and our staff. i'd be honored brother, and i can see why your 103 year old beloved grandmother felt it was ok to move on to heaven. because she said, look in my grid, jail and he is knocking the hell out of the ball at every level. and then circling back around in the zip code to take care of the people like being took care of him . and he said that she said that she would say day. she said baby, i'll look out over window. and i pray for you all day. you do such an amazing job with everyone juggling everything. when i was just used to make me scrap books, i have like 10 large tubs of scrap books were monday will be in a newspaper. my grandmother were cut it out. they say my name on the news coming up next. you pop in the v h s tape, the v c r. she will record at time step and this is 6 seconds. this is 900 seconds . i'm so very grate

and as a detroit kid. so this day i live glen rice, ramirez robinson, shaw higgins lloyd bought terry meals. i idolized them. so when they went to championship in $89.00, the state of michigan in the city of detroit, we were at an apex. desmond howard won the highest man at the university of michigan. the pissed is one back to back championships at 8990. so been the 55 burst on the scene. so the year before we arrived to campus michigan didn't make the tournament. so that ended up working in our favor. and so now we join a team that has a couple, a holdover veterans that were juniors that were seniors that were experienced. plus we had our talent and we had coach fisher and you're right. compared to the other coaches in the big too big of all who was there? bobby knight. jean katy like. like these guys wore their emotions on their sleeves at all times. and for him, it was almost like you got the nerve to have these 5 guys were in his long shores when he blackshoe black sites in the ball, he is talking all

what is the situation now in detroit where you are? >> great point that you bring up there, especially here in detroit where only about four in every ten people have even started the vaccination process. only about 42% are partially vaccinated which lags behind what you see in the rest of this state. that number is closer to 60%. and even some surrounding counties here where that number is closer to 70%. but despite that and because of that, you have the city now making it optional for folks to come and get that third dose of either moderna or pfizer vaccine. i say because of that, it's because the idea of while michigan and detroit are not seeing the surge that you're seeing in other parts of the country, the concern is that for those who are compromised immune systems, they will be more at risk. i want you to listen to what the chief of medical officer here in detroit told me about the concerns that she is seeing in other parts of the country. >> looking at the maps, it is really concerning. a lot of the delta variant is spreading fr

she pretends he has that story from detroit. there were long delays at some land border crossings into canada as fully vaccinated us citizens were finally allowed across for the 1st time since march of last year. but given the spread of the delta veterans and pounds of the us, some a raising questions about the relaxation of the rules. i'm a little nervous about it because the numbers are going up. they are so much, never got 100008 day. so why are we exposing herself kind of a shot? it's borders to nom citizens in march of 2020 for the deeply integrated communities along the 8500 kilometer frontier. the result was devastating. families have been separated. fiance, husband, wife, businesses. it's taken a huge emotional toll, so i'm very excited that the boarders opening and we're going to have some relief. not only must us be fully vaccinated, but they also need proof of a negative cobra test taken within 72 hours of crossing the border. but although cobra for canadians have been allowed to fly to the us since the pandemic began

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because the attorneys' fees hasn't yet been calculated. >> it's for the city of detroit attorneys and also for my attorneys at the department of attorney general in michigan. so there's been a request made for us to calculate exactly what those hours are based on the pay of my attorneys and based on the city of detroit attorneys. we'll be submitting that in a timely fashion. i imagine it will certainly be tens of thousands of dollars. depending on what the city of detroit attorneys are billing, it could be much higher than that. >> you mentioned that order she gave them about submitting to continuing legal education study of some kind. she also requires them to report back to her, basically, on what they've learned in that course. and so they presumably, these lawyers, most or all of them will want to appeal this entire order and try to delay the implementation of anything in this order. what do you expect the prospects to be on appeal? >> i expect that they will not be successful if that's what they attempt to do. this is a 110-page opinion. and it is exhaustive in its detail. and in

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former detroit police commissioner is joining us now. i would like you to take us inside the criminal mind why are they more emboldened now and think they can get away with it? >> thank you for having me on your show. and also to the police officer recovering from his injuries it simple for me all of the knee-jerk plans that doj came out with a plan. arthel: you are a former police commissioner see you have dealt with his criminal behavior firsthand. so can you help us understand why are these people thinking they can get away with it right now? what is the mindset? >> they are incentivized and emboldened the judges are letting them out of jail. there are no consequences to their action it is just that simple and is not just happening in one place that many places in the common denominator is what is going on with the courts they are returning violent criminals back into communities and committing more crimes there are no consequences it's just that simple. arthel: how can law-enforcement leaders work with state lawmakers to close the re

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depending on what the city of detroit attorneys are billing. it could be much higher than that. >> you mentioned the order she gave them about submitting to a continuing legal education, we have some kind, she also requires them to report back to her, basically, on what they have learned in that course, and so, they presumably, these lawyers, most or all of, them will want to appeal this entire order, and try to delay the implementation of anything in this order. what do you expect the prospects to be on appeal? >> i expect that they will not be successful in what they attempt to, do this is 110 page opinion, and it is exhaustive, and it is detailed, in terms of the legal support, the judge parker led to the decisions that she has made. i do not expect that there will be any success in the plaintiffs attorneys, in the event that they appeal. i think that she, judge parker meaning, she gave incredible substance to the reason, the rationale behind each and every one of her orders, and if ever there was a case, attorneys that require this type of

this can't be happening dot net in detroit. we have steve gerber. he is a syndicated national radio talk show host and social media influence are and in plymouth we cross the patrick kennings and he's the editor and founder of the 21st century wire dot com. all right, gentlemen, cross stock rules and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want. let me go to patrick 1st and employment here. i mentioned in my introduction here, you know, the, the rush gate hoax, you know, the, the 2 fake impeachment processes. the whole issue of what you can say about cobit and its origins. i mean, a couple weeks ago was very different story. ok, and now there are reports about what level if any, i want to be very clear here. i'm not making any claim here. involvement of the f b i in the events, the tragic events i have to say of january 6. what do you make of this? it seems to be a trend all in one direction here. go ahead. i think let's focus on on january 6th. i mean, just a prep is that, you know, everything is become political in the united states in ter

luz peÑa spoke to medical professionals from san francisco, detroit and denver. >> reporter: after over a year of the pandemic, hospitals across the country are noticing a concerning trend. the medical staff is burned out. >> the expectation is the starting pandemic. >> you haven't had a vacation in over a year. >> no. maybe two days. no more than three. >> reporter: multiple hours of overtime a week, no sleep and no end in sight. as we approach the fourth surge. >> i don't know how staying that time. >> reporter: a doctor is reporting the biggest nurse staffing shortage of his career. >> i'm more worried about the situation where is nobody will come in. we can only open up beds when we have nurses to staff them. and in the emergency department we need a nurse for every three beds. when nurses can't come to work, 03 to shut down beds. >> reporter: in four to sick report, dr. caldwell is reporting an increase in 60%. some patients are now being redirected to other hospitals nearby. a the trend in denver and detroit are also challenging. >> we have empty beds but we can't get enough staff

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this thing went out to thousands of black voters in detroit. it turns out they went out to tens of thousands of voters in multiple swing states. same call all of these places telling them all of these lies if you vote, the police will come for you and credit card companies will come for you and authorities will come to your door and force you to take unapproved vaccines if you vote by mail so make sure you don't vote. don't be tricked. we're a civil rights organization warning you not to vote. yeah. just disgusting stuff. in the end, it was not just michigan but also the state of ohio that filed felony criminal charges against these two men for allegedly making those calls. the two were also sued in federal court by real civil rights groups. a group called the lawyers committee for civil rights under law then asked the fcc, the federal communications commission, to please investigate this matter since they regulate telecoms. i don't know if that rings a bell for you but the lawyers committee for civil rights under law is an esteemed, really acc

el pelotero de los tigres de detroit fue ovacionado por unos 15,000 aficionados en toronto, por su hazaÑa. escuchen lo que dijo despuÉs. miguel: gracias a dios, como le decÍa a los muchachos. siento que me quite un gran peso de encima. es un alivio, una gran satisfacciÓn para mi paÍs, para mi familia. seguir adelante, y que sigan pasando cosas buenas. elyangÉlica: miguel cabrera se convierte en el beisbolista nÚmero 28 en entrar en el exclusivo club de los 500 jonrones de las ligas, no solamente es este nÚmero en este grupo, sino el siete latinoamericano y es el primero los tigres de detroit. lo hizo contra el zurdo steven mads, y ademÁs ahora va por los 3000 hits, le faltan 45. borja: se te ilumina la cara hablando de tu compatriota. elyangÉlica: miguelito la verdad es tremendo. aplauso para Él. borja: es un orgullo latino y venezolano. >> algunas compaÑÍas propone regresar en septiembre, otras abrirÁn sus puertas el aÑo prÓximo. presentadora: papÁ y mamÁ no pueden comprar los Útiles de sus hijos? los invitamos a conocer al niÑo mexicano que montÓ su propio negocio pa

and raiders lose 34 to 10 next time we see the red and gold will be in detroit taking on the lions on september 12 regular season football is bring now down in taking on the braves series finale for fanning. austin. riley gets a hold of this. anthony, despite finding pigeon. take it on the right to left. that one makes it 3 to nothing braves. now in the 6 ending atlanta just piling it on eddie rosario triples off sammie long. another couple of runs score giants lose 9 to nothing. they see their 9 series win streak. snapped. now a super important series back home against the brewers starts tomorrow. i'll be there for some live coverage. meanwhile, a yankees. >> bottom of the 4th mark hanna with the ground there. the yankees appear to turn the double play to end an inning with no damage done. but after a review, it overturned of run comes on in to score because of that fielder's choice. it's one nothing asian right now that is what the score stands. one, late in the game. we will have a final as soon as that game those final. but. >> back to the niners. it's it's for real. now. we saw k

. >>> the detroit free press reports the detroit area flooded again. weather. waves of thunderstorms packing torrential rain triggered flooding yesterday. some highways were forced to shut down. gusty winds toppled trees on to power lines. the state's governor says crews are working fast to get things back on track. >> there are many who are stressed out and exhausted from this. we'll do everything we can to help keep people safe and help them recover. >> utility crews say most power is expected to be restored over the weekend. >>> usa today says kevin costner along the white sox and yankees put on a show during the "field of dreams" game in iowa. >> anderson, back at the wall and the white sox win it! >> tim anderson hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth inning putting an end to the nail-biting game. the white sox beat the yankees, 9-8. the buildup to the game was just as big. kevin costner who starred in the 1989 "field of dreams" movie entered through a corn field for a touching tribute. players from both teams did the same following costner on to t

abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke with medical professionals from san francisco, detroit , and denver about staffing challenges as they fear a fourth covid surge. >> reporter: after over year the pandemic, hospitals across the country are noticing a trend. the medical staff is burned out. >> vacation -- >> reporter: you haven't had a vacation in over a year? >> maybe two days. no more than three days. >> reporter: with multiple hours of overtime a week. no sleeper no end in sight as we approach a fourth surge. this is taking a toll on the bay area nurse. >> i don't know how i am going o to, have a heart attack, working a lot of time. i have four hours of sleep. it has been three days. >> reporter: is san francisco general hospital, dr. caldwell, chief of emergency medicine reporting the biggest nurse staffing shortage of his career. >> i'm worried about situations where nobody will come in. as you know, we can only open up beds when we have nurses to staff them and we can only, and the emergency department, we need a nurse for every three beds. when nurses can come to work, we have to

she lives in the of the soft yield de la detroit. any good teen biscuit bars, say, measure of it must be on the, on any good team ought to fizzle clar could do that. had really a respect that focused on already in the 1900 sixty's, the tobacco industry was working on an alternative to the tobacco cigarettes. the hope was to prevent smokers from quitting, despite growing awareness of the risk to health. even then the industry envisaged a vapor based cigarette. however, the country to expectations the filter cigarette continued to sell. the marketing strategies took effect and the project was discontinued. it's clear today, the vapor cigarette was simply ahead of it's time. 2 you have a jim saw puzzle where you don't quite have all the pieces in some of the pieces you have are distorted, but can you put it together enough to see what the picture is showing you? and it's that these cigarettes are making the tobacco at the dumber course all the ah, oh me the oh, okay. yeah. you know, when you go to deal with a 6 day marathon of creativit

he had a workshop in a machine shop in michigan which is outside of detroit, is outside of detroit any was a man of speed and he loved speeding cars and in fact, as an inventor who loved speeding cars, this was one of his inventions and he designed a car that would go 17y try to use the u.s. army in and they did not find a use for a tank it would go that fast. but he anticipated that in the post-world war ii era, americans would hunger for new cars that would be fast and offer innovations and so in december 1945, magazine is no longer around, they had a feature on a car that he promised to put into production a knee called it - and thousands of americans wrote him letters expressing interest in buying this car the reason was that he offered all kinds of innovations in his new car. so these renovation such as in years at tucker with a picture of his team and what it looked like and what this car would envision the like. blended safety and engineering performance and luxury and he would have for example safety features like a third eye, cyclops either would turn to entrance through most

of a number of the special representatives, the chief countries, including a meeting of the extend detroit. and we, of course, we'll meet here again on the 10th of september for the regularly scheduled security council briefing on afghanistan. and so how can we use these opportunities to address the deteriorating situation that we face? first, the security council must issue an on ambiguous statement that attacks against cities must staff. now 2nd, those countries that meet with the taliban political commission should insist in these meetings on a general, the fire a resumption of the negotiations as well as reiterate the position of the security council and that of the regional and international communities that a government imposed by force in afghanistan will not be recognized. 3rd, as i have already mentioned, the travel band exemption on taliban members exist to allow them to travel for the sole purpose of peace negotiations. the exemption is to be renewed on the 20th of september. further extension must be predicated on real progress on peace for the council. and those states who mee

a trend his colleagues in denver and detroiter challenge with. talk to me about what's happening in denver. >> we have empty beds, but we can't get enough staff to safely take care of patients. >> reporter: in detroit, they are experiencing long waits for hospital beds. some of the nurses left the emergency department. >> there are a lot of opportunities for nurses in outpatient settings in homecare. >> reporter: the doctor is concerned. nurses left now in th emergency room are reaching their breaking point. do you think your medical staff is reaching that limit? >> i think we are closer than we ever have been before. in the era of vaccines where this is preventable. what we are seeing now is preventable. we need to give the medical community a chance to take a deep breath. >>> where does california stand with vaccinations? over 21.2 million people are fully vaccinated. that's about 63% of those eligible. another 3.2 million people are partially vaccinated. here's a number we are closely watching. nearly 68,000 doses are being administered every

the us though, remain here, but i can see is life worse from detroit right across the border from the canadian city of windsor. she had what's happening that it's pretty close to the canadian border officials didn't say that they weren't expecting a huge influx of this border crossing, 90 percent, volume decrease since the pandemic began of this volume, which was traditionally the 2nd busiest land crossing between the us and canada, clearly that isn't the case today, but canada has, has relax the restrictions, not just online crossings, but also by and by see, and as you said, us citizens who have been fully vaccinated. i'm can, i'm about a, a negative cobra test within 72 hours of their entry into canada and now being out in panola, central travel items that's expected to widen to other international travelers in the september, september the 7th. and is it clear she had? why the u. s. hasn't returned the favor, so to speak. why they haven't opened the land border to canadian it's a subject to the gradient of debating speculation because it has always been an asymmetrical relationship

. >> reporter: in detroit wayne county prosecutor kim prison so it sound surprising three years ago she started a conviction integrity unit. >> letters started pouring in to examine claims of innocence and look for those who were wrongfully imprisoned. this project takes on your own prosecutions. it takes on your own work. >> it does. these are sometimes investigations that take months and sometimes years to make sure that we've turned over every corner, to make sure that we've done full and fair investigations. >> even if it might make your team look bad or the police here look bad. >> it's not about us. it's about justice. >> the units had more than 1,700 requests but only has the resources to focus on about 50 investigations at a time. it's one of more than 80 conviction integrity units across the country, part of a growing movement led by progressive prosecutors. yet most haven't exonerated anyone. wayne county's efforts stand out. how many people of has your unit been able to give relief to? >> 29, 29. that includes exxonorees and people we've given new trials to, that their trial

if you look at, for example, harold or kandahar, i mean most of the provinces, you know, the detroit to fight and detroit to resist, but the couldn't resist the, couldn't fight the tolerable and finally, to give up provinces like, or was gone or law or some other provinces, you know, do you also fault up to the extent that they were able to fight before default and there was kind of casualties and everyone knows about the casualties. but when they failed, they couldn't control it. you know, it was like a domino effect. you know, a kept on falling provence off the proven so at 1st the district started, you know, falling and then the province has started falling. i mean, do you will, in couple of governing the country to be honest, you know, there is 11, there was one big problem. doctor chef. when he, he always try to bring young people into the administration. and the young and inexperienced people would not argue with them. and so he will, he will run the he will drunk from behind, you know, he would run the whole administration and he was not a perfect soldier. he was not the perfe

so if you just look at what's been in the news with the carmakers, detroit has a 1000000 car sitting in parking lots right now waiting to get chips retrofitted in the vehicles, but they've already front loaded their pricing. so you can see the appraisers skyrocketing for used vehicles and new vehicles, their front loading all this inflation, but yet they still haven't taken all the cost hits on the, on the supply side yet. and you're seeing record profits out of everybody, which is a bizarre situation with, with all the supply chain shortages in detroit right now, goes through rolling shut down every 3 weeks. this plans close next 3 weeks. that plans close. and that's just an example of the automotive industry is industry after industry. we are, you know, basically, you know, in a big, big supply chain crisis right now. well, my understanding is that 80 percent of all the chips in the world, a manufacture and taiwan. ah, no comment. let's move on to the steel. steel prices are also 23 percent in the past year. and now the biden administration is about the past, the trillion dollar pl

. >> yeah, but in detroit, this is day one, and they are starting to give that booster shot to people who are high risk? >> that's right. the people who are coming, i mean, they see this as a priority. it's a drive-up vaccination clinic, people coming to get a third dose of the vaccine. you have to be a detroit resident and have been fully vaccinated with the pfizer or moderna at six months here, and not the eight months the fda is concerning for general approval, and you need to say that you are immuno compromised, you have a compromised immune system. we have been seeing dozens of people come and get their vaccine. there's a lot of excitement for these people, especially as they watch the surge of the virus and other places. listen how they put it and their explanations of why they chose to come on day one of getting that third shot. >> it's important to me to be protected. so whenever they was going to offer it, i was going to be here. >> this virus, and the pandemic is so deadly and it's extra protection we need. >> i feel like it's better to be with the vaccine than to be without

a stephen, detroit, you know, i don't know what the of the eyes involvement is. it was a great explanation of going back to the sixty's as well. i appreciate all that. it's a great history lesson, but just consider this, if you will, and i don't know what the f b i's involvement is. and the reason i don't know is because the media generally in america is lazy. they have the lowest hanging fruit, they just take whatever they can put up there to get cliques. because we went from being shoe leather reporters. it was a blue collar job to hey, i want to be a celebrity to hang out the cool parties. and i don't want to offend anybody, it's a cool party because i want to get by the next year. but consider this, if you will. we're talking about the most highly defended city in the world and the most highly defended buildings in that city in the world. somehow a guy and a buffalo hat leads in a few 100 people. it goes wandering around the hallways. really, this just happened because security, they decided not to enforce a bad day. washington d. c is the most highly defende

so if you just look at what's been in the news with the carmakers, detroit has a 1000000 car sitting in parking lot right now waiting to get chips retrofitted in the vehicles. but they've already front loaded their pricing. so you can see the price. there's skyrocketing for used vehicles and new vehicles, their front loading all this inflation, but yet they still haven't taken all the cost hits on the, on the supply side yet. and you're seen record profits out of everybody, which is a bizarre situation with, with all the supply chain shortages in detroit right now, goes to rolling shut down every 3 weeks. this plans close next 3 weeks. that plans close. and that's just an example of the automotive industry is industry after industry. we are, you know, basically in a big, big supply chain, crisis right now. well, my understanding is that 80 percent of all the chips in the world, a manufacturer in taiwan. ah, no comment. let's move on to the deal. still prices are also a 23 percent in the past year. and now the biden administration is about the past. the trillion dollar plus infrastruc

detroit is just over 42%. they are focused getting people to get the initial vaccine dose because as the mayor said, the surge you're seeing in other parts of the country, says the florida, the july you saw in florida will likely make its way to michigan by november unless people come and get the vaccine dose. they're showing they can do multiple things at once, providing a third booster for those with suppressed immune systems. >> before we go, i have to ask. this is about many of those people that are unvaccinated by choice. many, many are not taking the vaccine because they argue it is not fully fda approved. yet, when the same people get very sick, they go to our hospitals and they want treatments like regeneron and antibody therapy. those are experimental. how does the argument make sense? >> well, it doesn't, stephanie. and you bring up an important point here which is often, especially i speak as a critical care provider, we provide advanced therapies in the hospitals to people like organ donations. we

zola is working in a detroit diner when she meets and flirts with a customer called stefani, played by riley keough. stefani is an exotic dancer and invites zola to join her for a fun and lucrative weekend in florida. it turns out that stefani is not only bringing her hapless boyfriend along for the ride but her pimp, too. this is messy, you are messy. your brain is broke. what follows is a wild and witty tale of reckless and manipulative behaviour that will have yourjaw on the floor. zola is often laugh out loud funny, mixing the hilarity and head dinners —— hedonism of the wolf of wall street with the edgy anarchy of spring breakers, but it also functions as a frank expose of the sex industry. writer—directorjanicza bravo weaves in disturbing details about the commodification of women, showing how stefani's pimp exploits and threatens the girls with a chillingly casual air. the director also makes a statement by the way she shoots the sex scenes. it's a far cry from your typical hollywood hooker story. it's easy to compare this to thej—lo starred hustlers which was based on a

>> well, that's what we're hoping for you know, detroit got hit with the uk variant the other places now are getting hit with the delta variant, you know so you wonder how much immunity are you starting to build up we are starting to build up some natural immunity that's out there. we're hopeful that the winter will be a better winter than we predicted. the only variable in that is what happens with influenza, with the flew. flu. last year we got completely scott free this year may be different >> yeah, very quickly, doctor. talk to us about rsv it is a viral infection among kids it has very similar symptoms to covid. as we have a chart, i believe, cases are absolutely spiking a lot of parents are scared. rsv is back and in a big way what can you tell us quickly, please >> sure. it acts like the equivalent of having the flu in kids, right. so they -- you know, but it really is in the pediatric population, it is running through like crazy, and it looks a lot like covid but it is just as virulent and it is the reason we are having so many pediatric icu admissions that's a big factor. r

and sweat lives in detroit, which is only a 15-minute drive. but this means harrison has to drive for hours to toronto airport, to fly to sweat, or sweat must complete a two-week quarantine and a government authorized hotel stay if he travels to canada. >> government authorized? >> government authorized, there might be barriers, but they certainly have borders. they forced a couple to go to the edge of their borders just to catch a glimpse of each other in person. joining us right now is that couple, rene harrison and clinton sweat. i don't know if you guys have your tvs, but you could do a brady bunch thing. this is the closest we have seen each other in a while! [laughs] is there a message you want to say to each other? >> just, i love you to the moon and back, baby. >> and i love you too, baby. >> okay, i am a puddle. [laughs] very opposing, strong reactions! >> very cute, guys. so, the canadian border closed in march, 2020. and they kept doing it as a month to month thing. at what point did you guys realize, clinton, that this was going to