where is he headed in detroit, who is he talking to. >> he's headed to an interesting factor in detroit, it is a gm factory that they have renamed factory zero. it is start of gm's big ev push. now this particular factory has been around for over 30 years texas has h been called the detroit ham traffic and it supports a enclave called ham trammic and it made a number of different kinds of vehicles over the years. it was on the closing list until gm and the uaw worked out a deal to reopen it, spend over $2 billion and refurbish it for a new generation of electric vehicles. just to be the official grand opening of that plant. so having a vip there for that grand opening certainly brings a lot of attention to what gm is doing. >> and the president wanted to bring attention to the investments in the infrastructure law when it comes to electric vehicles. you could run through what is if there for ev? >> the biggest thing in there for ev is a $7.5 billion for charging stations. now there are a number of charging stations out there now. there are also a charging station pulled out by independe

she's co-owner of source booksellers in, detroit. ms. jones, how long have you had your bookstore, and where are you located in detroit? >> guest: well, good morning, peter. it's a pleasure once again to be on c-span for booksellers. we've been in business since 1989 which is now s about 32 years, maybe going on 33. but in the process, we've had several changes that we have gone through, and the pandemic is our last, most impactful change, i think. >> host: so what's the last year and a half, almost two years been like for you at source? >> guest: well, when the stay at home orders came down from our governor, we closed our doors, but we did not close the business. and i feel very proud of that because my instinct the was to not close the business knowing that to start again takes much more effort. my daughters quickly got us to online sales which we had chosen not to do because we'd always wanted a relational business and not just a transactional one. however, the pandemic taught me a new name and a new possibility. and what happened wa

but both belonged to that northeast detroit group. which is why that very same summer day in 2009, he just happened to see mary's post about those boys in prison for murder. >> it said something to the effect that tommy and raymond highers are in prison for life. every time i hear miss you by the stones, i think of those guys. >> did you know those two guys? >> no, i didn't know them. >> which by all rights should have been the end of it. but something in that post tripped a wire, deep in the crater of kevin's memory. the name highers, he'd heard it before. he was sure of it. in connection with a murder case. way back in the late eighties. and that memory lit up another one. clear as day. the indelible memory of a bizarre story of college roommate told him one night in 1993, or so. he could hardly believe it then. but now when he saw mary's post, no, it couldn't be. were those old stories somehow connected? maybe mary couldn't tell it. >> i sent back to her, they wouldn't happen to be in prison for killing old man bob? and she got bac

if you happen to be in detroit, make a little trip up woodward avenue, mid town detroit. you could find her and her daughter allison at source books. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you. come see us. >> before we move on, let's look at some bestselling nonfiction books from the past week. willis is taboo the browns self help book, feeding the soul because it's my business. that is followed by wayne state university professor alex hell, detroit and 50 maps. source book sellers as close to wane state. after that it's bubbly or files, diverse finds. a collection of curated lists to diversify readers library. michael eric dyson's most recent book is also on the source best sellers. that's an examination of the race in america and entitled entertaining race. wrapping up our look at some of the source books bestselling nonfiction books is the dead are arising. it's a recount of the life of malcolm acts by cameron and like spain. the program and podcast, looking at the latest publishing news and nonfiction books. last weekend new york times column author ross -- on our

and it starts here in detroit. and the auto industry, detroit is leading the world in electric vehicles. you know how critical it is. i can remember, mary, talking to you in january about the need for america to lead in electric vehicles. and i can remember your dramatic announcement that by 2035, gm would be 100% electric. you changed the whole story, mary, wherever you are. there you are. you did, mary. you electrified the entire automobile industry. i'm serious. you led, and it matters. and drastically improving the climate by reducing hundreds of millions of barrels of oil that will not be used when we're all electric. you know, up until now, china has been leading this race. that's about to change because this law -- because of this law, next year, for the first time in 20 years, american infrastructure investment will be far greater than china's. the first time in 20 years. we're going to put ibw members and other union members to work installing the national network of charging stations along our roads and h

joining us now on adult books is janet webster jones, co-owner of source booksellers in detroit. how long have you had your bookstore, and where are you located? >> it's a pleasure once again to be on c-span. we've been in business since 1989 so about 32 years we've been going on, 33. in the process we have had several changes that we have gone through in the pandemic. >> what is the last year and a half almost two years been like for you? >> when the stay-at-home orders came down from our governors, we didn't close the business and i feel proud of that because my instinct wasn't to close the business knowing that it takes more effort. in that process, my daughter quickly got us onto online sales which we had chosen not to do because we always wanted a relational business however the pandemic taught me a new name and new possibility. people began to buy online quite quickly because everyone was at home and that is what they were doing i was tracking down grants that would help us to get through this period of time. i had almost paid off all of the bills but we did get rent relief

it starts here in detroit. you know how critical it is. mary, i can remember talking to you way back in january. by 2035, jim would be 100% electric. it changed the whole story, wherever you are. you did. you've electrified the entire automobile industry. you lead and it matters. and drastically improving the client -- climate. up until now, china has been leading in this race. that is about to change. for the first time in 20 years, the infrastructure investment will be far greater than china's. we will put union members to work. we will put charges stations along our highways. governor whitmer has already proposed ways to expand travel routes across the state. gm announced it will solve 40,000 argent stations as we will only show a lot more than that. we are going to make sure that the jobs of the future and up in michigan, not halfway around the world. that means that here in detroit, we will set a new pace for a letter vehicles. this is not hyperbole, this is fact. we are going to kickstart new batteries, materials and production and c

war president biden: hello, detroit. it's great to be back. before i begin, i just want to mention three pieces of good news today. first, through the leading agencies on wall street confirmed today, not a liberal think tank, to wall street outfits, the economic proposals we put forward for the nation, the infrastructure law we just signed in the build back better plan are being considered this week and congress will not add inflationary pressures in the economy. here's what one of the agencies said, they do not add inflation pressures. let me repeat that, do not add inflation pressures. reason, because the policies are proposal -- i propose "help lift long-term economic growth by stronger productivity, labor force grows, as well as taking the edge off inflation." we learn the job growth in the the bureau of labor statistics reports yesterday the number of jobs created were lost in the country that month. then they go back and they look at more information. they give us an updated final number. when we look back at last four months, we actuall

she comes right out of detroit. that's good. black detroit. we'll have to talk about that in a minute, pick up a copy. amistad for me in a real sense started with dawn davis. dawn and i, we went to the mat when we were struggling with "pound for pound." the whole journey of sugar ray robinson. and she was a strictt editor. i mean, i had about 500 pages i turnedav in. she excised about 250 of them. so you have to understand how a writer cringes at that. after i thought about itt. i sa, that's perfectly all right,ca because thehe 250 pages she knocked out, i can use for the next book which would be the history of harlem. so she did me a service in one sense. i think she's gone on to bigger and better things, and, i mean i don't know about bigger, but she's gone on, i think she's with "bon appetit" now, oh, my goodness, conde nast, she's in highgh cotton, ridin' high. deservingly so. a very fine woman. i started off with the idea of having four black women here with me, and four black women responsible for me. and i'm'm looking out in the crd and

depressing, because i do love my detroit lions. >> i know you do. it is a reality. >> congresswoman, you're projecting confidence for build back better. the house is taking a week off. then you'll bring it up again. is your caucus feeling the pressure of getting this passed by christmas? >> well, i want to be really clear. we need to get this bill done the week of the 15th, and we will get it done the week of the 15th. then it will go to the senate. you heard about the machinations. we may all be spending christmas together with each other, but we've got to get this done. the senate will be the senate and the bill goes back over there. these have been long months. people have talked to each other, respected each other, lots of different opinions. we are at a point where we have to deliver for the american people. i think pramila talked yesterday about learning to trust each other again. i think people do have to do that. our values are shared. look, this was a really long, hard, tough week, lots of tough discussion, but we needed to get the bill don

where is he headed in detroit. who is he talking to? guest: they are going to the gm factory that they have renamed factory zero. this particular factory has been around for over 30 years, and straddles the border of the city of detroit. it had once made big cars, it made a number of different kinds of vehicles over the years. it was on the closing list until gm worked out a deal to reopen it, spent over $2 billion and refurbished it for a new generation of electric vehicle. today was to be the official grand opening of that plant. having a vip certainly brings a lot of attention to what gm is doing. host: the president wants to call attention to infrastructure laws. can you run through what is in there for ev? guest: the biggest thing is the amount of funding for charging stations. there are a number of charging stations being put out by independent commercial ventures. there is one venture called electrify america part of the volkswagen diesel cheating settlement. so gm is putting up some of its own, but these will be particularly all

and very dear to my heart, we worked on black detroit together. [applause] to be sitting here with lucy and her students is just phenomenal. i feel like i can feel her spirit and energy. working with the trust has been amazing. really a key to work with the trust. as a matter of fact, we have the new book coming in january, which is a collection of the essays which is called you don't know us negroes and other essays, so you might want to check it out. i see people with a little bit of a smirk because that definitely embodies the humor with a title like that. i started out in publishing the year formed that was 1987 and started out at the feminist press. that's when charles, who was a genius, so novella told me to make sure i tell stories rather than give one word answers which is my norm so let me know if i go on too much. charles was an amazing man, the first black person to be hired in the publishing and editorial and this was in the 1950s believe it or not. charles went on to work at doubleday where he started and when he left to go to howard

i want to bring in mike memoli live in detroit ahead of the president. and leigh ann caldwell joins me from capitol hill where democrats are still grappling with the other huge part of the president's agenda. take us through what we're expecting to hear from president biden in motor city today. >> reporter: well, craig, when president biden was candidate joe biden, one of the first policy proposals he put out was about installing 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations across the country. he argued at the time this was both a climate policy by helping to reduce fossil fuel emissions but also a jab creator. when biden was the vice president he worked closely with auto manufacturers, with the city of detroit to help revive, get the auto industry off its feet. he's coming here on a big day for gm. as you mentioned, to tout the fact that this infrastructure will help, indeed, not get to the 500,000, but a good stride in that direction. and it's going to be a part of what gm is proposing today to help transition their fleet to all electric vehicles by 2035

detroit became the blackest city in america and a democratic stronghold. while many whites headed for the suburbs and rural michigan with grievances of a lost way of life. >> given this political climate, this period of instability woe are feeling, do you think this is going to continue? >> i wish i was more comfortable saying no. but with every passing day it seems like we're dliriven furth apart and the same elements driving people to do this are not going anywhere. >> and the thing that complicates it is there are so many guns in this country. >> some of the folks i have represented would answer that by saying, okay, lisa. i grant what you say is true. but you're more afraid of the populists with guns than you are of the government. i'm more afraid of the government than the people with the guns. >> an estimated 23 million guns were purchased in 2020. enough weapons to arm every single person in the state of florida. meanwhile, manufacturers can't produce bullets fast enough to keep them on the shelves. now with newly armed militia groups on the streets

>> we know that's what they're seeing in detroit and colorado. and we await the national picture. we wait for more numbers on all of this. kayna, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the first blizzard warnings of the season. we're tracking a major system moving across the country and into the east overnight and right into tomorrow, particularly the morning commute in many big cities. heavy rains, gusting winds from washington, d.c. straight up through new york and boston. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this is a large and powerful system, about at its halfway mark in its transit across the country. we've had winds gusting to 70 miles an hour in south dakota. lots of winds alert. take a look, including that blizzard warning. snow blowing sideways tonight. could pile up to a foot in some places of minnesota. this front goes all the way down to the gulf of mexico. the rains, heavy through atlanta tonight, then raleigh, pittsburgh, philadelphia, in the morning in new york and boston. heavy rain here and the

a shy 25-year-old aircraft mechanic named ty gar bin who drew up in detroit. he's pled guilty to a federal kidnapping conspiracy charge, which carries a potential life sentence. i know michigan is known for being a big hunting state. >> november 15th, the opening day of rifle season, is a state holiday here. so you can see bandit on point right there. bandit has a pheasant. [ sound of gunshot ] >> you got that one. >> we did. bandit! dead bird. fetch it up. >> why is this state such a haven for armed groups and militias? >> you have a very thriving hunting culture. you find a group that likes guns, and then they find that they share common interests, that believe in things like the first amendment right to air their grievances or bitch about their government. the second amendment right to possess guns while they're doing it. i think there's a certain element of sort of pushing each other incrementally towards a place where they wake up one day and they start saying things like, somebody has to change this. >> in michigan, which had some of the nation's toughes

he is an auto reporter in detroit. good morning. president biden is going to be in the motor city today as he tells the $1.2 trillion infrastructure law. who is he going to be talking to? guest: he is headed to a general motors factory renamed factory zero. the start of gm's ev program. it had been called the detroit-hamtramck factory. it had once made big cars, a number of different vehicles over the years. it was on the closing list until gm and the uaw worked out a deal to refurbish it for a new generation of electric vehicles. today is the grand opening. having a vip there brings attention. host: and the president wants to bring attention to investments in the infrastructure law. what is in there for ev? guest: the biggest thing is $7.5 billion for charging stations. there is also one independent commercial venture called electrify america that is part of the settlement. there are a lot of charging stations going up, but these would be allocated to underserved areas. for example, rural areas where there might not be a commercial

detroit has been in trouble since the auto plant shutdown. a lot of my family came from the deep south and they moved to detroit. they moved to detroit and they had years of great jobs and all of a sudden the plants closedown and people struggled. you can be a black woman in detroit with two masters earning 30000 a year and not be able to make ends meet. it is easy to sit and know that even though i have members of my own family it just took me a long time to truly understand what economic reality is like. i'm really grateful to people in my book for helping me reconnect with the reality of members of my own family. >> huawei is an incredible character he has a huge heart and ex-girlfriend's daughter. stepped into parent like a hollywood stepdaughter. she is difficult and seem to have this amazing person, i don't want to give the book away but how are you processing getting to know him and will happen after to him. >> i'm in touch with his family and i think of him every day. >> i want to get back to the mexican worker retraining. there is so

on load management in detroit tonight. final game of therefore stop road trip. steph just relaxed on the bench. watching his understudy go to work. homecoming for jordan poole. back in michigan. 22 in the first half. to the third quarter. look at chris shows up. he looks like steph junior. a couple big threes late in the quarter. warriors up 16 after three. feasting, bee sting, reversing. 32 points but this game goes down in the final. detroit needs a three to tie up. frank jackson gets a look. all the way around and out. get the rebound. loose! time runs out. warriors hold on. 105-102 to go 3-1 on the road trip. >> to come in here and really ry get contributions from everybody , it turned what would have been a solid road trip into an excellent road trip. larry: lakers and boston. lebron james back after list -- lifting -- missing the last eight. they account for half of the nba championships. nice reverse. jason tatum with a game-high 37. the celtic's role 130-108. santa clara hosting cal poly. pj pipes to daily and williams. if once is good, twice would be be

that fight also involving the detroit pistons. russell westbrook also got a technical foul, and the lakers eventually won the game. neither player appeared at the post-game news conference. tensions flaring up in the nba. >> can't shake the malice in the palace. great netflix documentary. ten out of ten recommend. >> yes, agreed, agreed. >>> coming up, travel tips, including the right way to complain if your flight gets canceled. >>> and why the pandemic is being credited for an elephant baby boom. you're watching "world news now'. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way ♪ >>> and plenty of americans are already going their own way, kicking off their holiday travels. >> that's right, but there are a few tricks to finding your way to grandma's house. will ganss is here with all the tips and tricks. >> over the river and through the woods, i think is the way to get to grandma's house. so many of us hitting the roads for maybe the first time in two years. so whether you're rusty or even if you're not, there are

i grew up in a house in detroit and i'm used to houses. so then i had to show up for court because they wanted to evict me. i contacted the united community housing coalition for legal advice, and that is when they told me you're part of a cam, you have been scammed, they told me. >> what's going through your mind when you find this out and where are you now? >> i'm still in the house, i'm in the house. this is the house i paid for. i'm still here. you go through the seven stages of grief, and i finally got to the acceptance stage. i'm not leaving this house. i paid for it. i didn't steal it. i didn't con anybody to get it, right? >> june, do you have any advice for people so they can avoid a scam? >> yes, get legal advice, first, before you enter a contract, talk to somebody. talk to somebody who knows, who has been there and done that. the united housing coalition all of these organizations that i found out about will help you with the house, but that is my advice. but it is so hard because you have a lot of low income people and a commu

lit them up in detroit in a game that went down to the wire. on load management in detroit tonight. final game of therefore stop road trip. steph just relaxed on the bench. watching his understudy go to work. homecoming for jordan poole. back in michigan. 22 in the first half. to the third quarter. look at chris shows up. he looks like steph junior. a couple big threes late in the quarter. warriors up 16 after three. feasting, bee sting, reversing. 32 points but this game goes down in the final. detroit needs a three to tie up. frank jackson gets a look. all the way around and out. get the rebound. loose! time runs out. warriors hold on. 105-102 to go 3-1 on the road trip. >> to come in here and really ry get contributions from everybody , it turned what would have been a solid road trip into an excellent road trip. larry: lakers and boston. lebron james back after list -- lifting -- missing the last eight. they account for half of the nba championships. nice reverse. jason tatum with a game-high 37. the celtic's role 130-108. santa clara hosting cal poly. pj pipes to daily and will

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the nasdaq the biggest winner up 20 points. >>> general motors is going electric in detroit. president biden is set to visit the plan this afternoon. we have an exclusive sneak peek inside now here's tom costello. >> reporter: general motors calls this factory zero. a 40-year-old plant gutted and retrofitted with a retrained work force on the assembly line, the all if you electric version of the hummer pickup. now at the center of gm's plants to produce nothing but electric vehicles by 2045 that's 14 years away mary barra is the new ceo. are you able to scale up fast enough to truly make it all electric in 40 years >> absolutely. we have the facilities, a talented trained work force. that gives us an advantage. >> reporter: make no mistake, gm is guning for tesla which has 79% of the electric vehicle markets. others want a part of the pie. but this is gm, america's biggest auto maker going all in. president biden will be here after signing the infrastructure bill that pays for a network of charging stations nationwide >> we believe in climate change. it's real. so we know tha

halfway between detroit and flint. president biden reportedly looking to open the lines of communication between china and the united states. how realistic is not planned? general jack keane here to weigh in. ♪ ♪ earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. sexual fox news alert. now taking a look at the dow, showing a drop. just on friday, down 900 points. cheers of the spreading omicron variant. possible shutdowns, although president biden wrote that out, saying it is not on the table right now, but you've got the news today that jerome powell on capitol hill, warns that the current inflationary situation we are all living in is not transitory as he has long said. let's bring in charlie gasparino. correct me if i am wrong. their interpretation of that is that the fe

the president is at the white house after a visit to detroit. here is alice barr. >> reporter: president biden traveling to michigan today to tour a general motors electric vehicle plant in detroit. he is promoting the new bipartisan infrastructure law that invests heavily in electric vehicle charging stations across the country. >> we will be building again. we're going to be moving again. >> reporter: gm now planning to make all of its models electric by 2035. >> we believe in climate change. it's real. so we know that transportation plays a -- has a huge impact. >> reporter: the president pitching his build back better social spending and climate bill. the house plans to vote on this week. it includes new electric vehicle tax credits as part of a half a trillion dollars in policies aimed at reducing harmful greenhouse gas emissions. at the same time, amid soaring gas prices, president biden is pressing the federal trade commission to investigate whether oil companies are illegally driving up prices. >> filling up a tank would almost cost $100

also i saw the return of detroit's isaiah stewart. he came back from his pursuit game suspension of being involved in an altercation with lebron james distance by the lake is again on sunday. yeah, this will be my last home address. no. no, i was just so you know. no me personally. you know i so i do that. ah, what was my last home address? my main focus right now is a mighty martinez. i'm getting bad bass for. i'm not gonna let that fine wire. you know, i'm going to let you know what detroit drab it for the 5 wire, the way up late last floors. and the gloves came off during an anal game between the boston bruins and the new york ranges. boston's broad martian taking amos grange is our thing and are in both of them are hit with a 10 minute sir misconduct penalty after the game motion kind the pair. i just been discussing what they have to thanksgiving dinner. all right, most support from may. yeah. throughout the day with that is how we are looking for . thanks so much indeed. anti or what is it for this new zara. jacob here on al jaz

the head of the detroit field office of the fbi, who presumably oversaw all of those agents who would have been actively involved in inciting the michigan kidnapping plot. subsequent to that, he was quietly and suspiciously promoted to a high position within the dc field office, where he now overseas the investigation into 1/6.

, to general motors factory there for electric vehicle assembly in detroit. he'll be expected to speak later this afternoon and we'll be carrying it on c-span or you can watch it as well on the new free c-span now video app. tim in kentucky, democrat, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i think it would have been better to rephrase your question for the changes about immigration. i think it would have been better to say what do you think is going to be done about the immigration problem? and the answer is the same thing that's been done for the last 50 years, with the exception of donald trump, nothing. have a nice day, john. >> david, rochester, new york. independent. good morning. >> caller: yes, hi. thank you for taking my call. my statement and question is this. why aren't we -- not we, but why isn't the government with all of its resources going after the people who are hiring these people? let's talk about that. let's talk about the fact that they are able to get their resources and their acts together to go after poor folks who are maybe peddling so

my favorite was called black bottom in detroit. it was not a racial reference, it was because the soil was very dark. but it became a thriving community that is still fondly remembered by african-americans in detroit today. i have done these book talks in detroit's with an african-american historian who was happy to have attention paid to this. there were more than 100,000 african-americans living there with a various degree of owner presence, what i call in the book. there is a canard that all of these housing were owned by slumlords. the census proves that is not true. there were family homes, many were owned by a resident owner. this allowed owners to accumulate wealth and to set an example for tenants so they could become owners. it allowed owners to have property that would appreciate in value, all the things that cause immigrant groups to advance. with african-americans, it was interrupted because they arrived in the cities at the same time that public housing took off, especially by 1949 under the truman administration. so b

detroit at freezing. 26 in chicago. and then, yes, sunday night through wednesday, we have this kind of long period to deal with. looks like wind, rain and snow. we will get closer to that forecast and make it more timed out as we get later in this week, david. >> yes, not trying to scare anyone, just trying to get people to prepare. thank you, ginger. >>> when we come back tonight, the tennis star not seen since making sexual assault allegations and tonight, the allegations and tonight, the alarming new twist here. sever. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred as have certain cancers, including

president joe biden taking the infrastructure roadshow to detroit at this hour. you're looking at a light picture at the gm area where that's an all electric. it retails for more than $108,000. the president is about to get a tour of general motors factory 0 in this hour as a legacy automaker for a head-to-head ev battle with tesla. word is top analysts dan ives follow from wall street and main street stand right now when it comes to his calls on gm, tesla and rivian and the rest. wedbush tech guru is here on a fox business exclusive in the first appearance dropping a bombshell prediction about holiday iphone sales. will ask him where he believes apple shares will going 2022. the pandemic do-it-yourself home improvement movement still has legs low stock hitting record high as it reports earnings, ceo marvin is here on whether he sees homeowners putting other hammers anytime soon prompted by supply chain and inflation. he's coming up. let's begin with a fox business alert market during investors for a loop. what would normally be bullish is now bearish and vice ve

i would point back to detroit. gm is gloing to have a million autonomous vehicles by 2030. they will have availability for some fleet services by late in the decade the fact that ford has the expectation on ev vehicles, i think detroit is in a much better place to compete. i am not saying they are tesla but everything we are sear about these car companies and pointing at tesla cars on the road and the number of deliveries this year and what their market shares are, reminds you that it is a car company i think there is massive valuation mismatch if you are getting excited on a day like today on apple, it is in the share price, but not in detroit. >> fair enough karen? >> i agree with pretty much everything tim said. as phil said we have heard this apple story a couple of times. this sounds maybe more real, but do we want them to send the money that way now in this environment with evs trading the way they are, anything remotely like that gives buzz to the stock. i like apple controlling the mind of the car. actually making the vehicle itself is a capital risk endeavor, altho

in new hampshire earlier this week and then we just saw him in detroit looking gleeful. how do you think it's going? do you feel like the white house is generating public support for the bill and is that going to push lawmakers to push forward with the second part of his bill? >> good morning, jon. the writing was on the wall he was going to hop in the hummer the minute he scheduled that trip. he can't help himself. overall, they think they may have found, i guess, a bit of the floor when it comes to his polling. the gridlock in congress was driving that, so was covid. they want the passage of this to sort of drive a rebound. yeah, he's hitting the road. new hampshire, of course, a pretty crucial race in 2022. michigan, one of the states that helped deliver him the presidency. he was talking about the port gridlock. but there are things behind the scenes on inflation, on the economic pressure. a couple of examples he's talking about, walmart, walmart's earnings call is good despite the inflationary pressures that are coming. walmart is gearing up. they seem almost stoked

it happened just before 1 pm local time at the oxford high school in a village north of detroit, his ortiz caleb moping. according to police, on the scene, 3 students are dead, 6 others are injured. 5 of those others are students, and one of the others is a teacher. student, a 15 year old student appears to have opened fire before then being apprehended. at this point, the shooter is in custody, his weapon has been apprehended. the sheriff's department of oxford county is on the scene and at this point, we're also seeing the school on lockdown. we're seeing local police as well as federal police and others assembling in the area. a medical helicopter was flown to the school to fly. those had been wounded to get the medical attention that they needed. very serious situation right now. it appears to be under control. despite that the school is locked down, a lot of questions are being raised. the identity of the 15 year old shooter has not yet been revealed. there's not any, any known motive yet at this point. but the sheriff's department of oxford county has apprehended the shooter ar

. >> reporter: after the top detroit election official declared 2020 voting went legally, she started getting threats. a man confronted her near her house, said he would blow it up. police say a white supremacist threatened her life. >> i said let's leave town we did that. left town a couple of weeks. >> reporter: she took firearms training. >> i felt very vulnerable, s i took the classes, now i carry a weapon. >> reporter: officials report more threats. some by voice mail >> i pray your children get cancer and die a slow, miserable death and you have to watch. >> reporter: election officials told congress about threats to them >> tell the truth or your three kids will be fatally shot, included our address, my children's names, included a picture of our home. >> reporter: the justice department deputy attorney general organized a federal task force to deal with election threats. >> we have a disturbing number of election officials who actually fear for their lives because of the job they're doing. >> reporter: she says danger is a hazard for police, firefighters, people in the militar

assembly plant in detroit. the president delivered the good news to the workers there today the bipartisan infrastructure bill he just signed into law provides $7.5 billion in funding for electric vehicle charging stations all over the country. those charging stations are absolutely essential absolutely essential to the consumer appeal and utility of the product that those general motors people are building and selling to car buyers. president biden is famously a car guy. and today, he was a hummer guy. test driving general motors' new electric hummer. part two of the biden infrastructure plan contains even stronger support for the manufacture and sale of electric vehicles. that bill establishes a federal tax credit of $7,500 to the buyers of electric vehicles through 2026, and it increases to as much as $12,500 to the buyers of electric vehicles that are produced by union workers like the union workers at general motors. joining us now, democratic congresswoman debbie dingle. thank you for joining us. what was