how is it, only buying my products from detroit or farmers in detroit, not helping detroit? i'm supplying from detroit. i'm hiring people from detroit. everybody here lives in detroit. >> anthony: if i were asked the same question, i would say i don't -- know. i'm doing what i do well. i'm doing it in a place i love and i am demonstrating that yet another person gives a -- about detroit, and believes in it enough to be here. >> chef craig: you're 100% right. i never really thought about it until you asked that question. it's like -- to me, it was just obvious. >> announcer: what will the detroit of the future look like? whatever you may think it should look like, it will probably taste like this. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flona

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the detroit free pressompare e statesata withhe dr.'s datand found the stat's ow data found there was a higher percentage of kids with elevated levels. according to records, the state department of health and human services had detected a significant spike in the lead blood levels of flint children in the months immediately following the changeover. now!d freewater >> finally forced to take some action, the state held a press conference, one of flint residents were not allowed to atte. epa warnings were not enough, the virginia tech study wasn't enough, the hurley study was not enough. state officials connued to deny their role in the flint crisis. >> our responsibility, rather the water comes from detroit or whether it comes from the flint river, we still have the same issue. >> wrong. october 7, a panel of experts formed earlier in the year by flint's former mayor and a previous emergency manager held just its third meeting. the small conference room crowded with media, the experts recommended that flint switch back to the detroit sys

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the detroit free press compare the states data with the dr.'s data and found the state's own data found there was a higher percentage of kids with elevated levels. according to records, the state department of health and human services had detected a significant spike in the lead blood levels of flint children in the months immediately following the changeover. now!d freewater >> finally forced to take some action, the state held a press conference, one of flint residents were not allowed to attend. epa warnings were not enough, the virginia tech study wasn't enough, the hurley study was not enough. state officials continued to deny their role in the flint crisis. >> our responsibility, rather the water comes from detroit or whether it comes from the flint river, we still have the same issue. >> wrong. october 7, a panel of experts formed earlier in the year by flint's former mayor and a previous emergency manager held just its third meeting. the small conference room crowded with media, the experts recommended that flint switch back to the det

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did capitalism fail detroit or get beyond detroit? the forces of >> the forces of capitalism and market by corporate executives helped kill detroit. the auto industry bailed out of the city physically and emotionally a long time ago. you know, my book takes place, the art of it is 1963, this is before the race rebellion riots of '67. before the difficulties from the city pensions, before the mun e municipal direction. you could say it had to do with capitalism from moving away. you read the papers that walter ruther wrote in 1963 and you will see him, again, predicting what was going to happen with technology and the effects it would have on the workforce over the next 50 years. now you have michigan which was the heart of the labor movement as a right to work state. i think detroit in many ways is an example of the push and pull between government, capitalism, regulation, and deregulation, and free trade, restrictive trade, all of that comes into play in the rise and fall and perhaps the rise again of detroit. >> the people of detroi

let's say we do not focus on detroit, we focus on metropolitan detroiters. if you look at the audience, i saw a couple of black faces but i'm presuming most of the people in the audience were outside of detroit in the surrounding suburbs. they could have easily talked about labor. allowing those folks in the suburbs, producing more and more, raising the flat line, right, every -- they talked about policy, whether foreign trade or the irs stuff. all of this stuff was repeat of the 1980's that we know don't work. how can you with a straight face say, we should on the one hand abolish the irs and then secondarily send a massive military presence into the middle east? how can we do that and be same -- sane? i had to do because you asked me . i'm only going to watch because you asked me. it was like, what are we doing? so would we talk about trump as if he is an outlier, what we have to do is be really, really hard line and say, no, this is the tendency, this is what the republican party is. amy: let's go to both ted cruz and marco rubio talking about detroit and

making things is -- we've done that in detroit for hundreds of years. it's really, really rewarding to kind of revive some of those old skill sets and be able to employ people. that's a real, real gift. >> reporter: both good cakes and bakes, and detroit denim company worked with several incentive and grant programs in the city including tech town, a non-profit incubator and accelerator that men tours entrepreneurs. they've helped 1,600 companies in the last 12 years raising $20 million and the metro has seen 227 private sector jobs added from 2009 through the end of 2015 according to the detroit regional chamber. anderson is now employing four part-timers at her bakery. she's had big successes even baking for oprah but takes the most pride in serving her community. >> it's more validating when the community supports me because oprah comes in town, she leaves, people come in town, they leave. to have the community by you, it's way more important to me than that. >> reporter: a community of detroiters that's been through so much ready to forge ahead. for

so king comes to detroit june 23rd, 1963. he's brought there by reverend franklin, walks arm in arm with regressive police chief george edwards who brought him to run the police department after years of tension between the african-american community and police, much like what we see today around the country. sadly it's been there for a long time and hasn't improved that much. they're what down woodward avenue. 150,000 people. the largest civil rights rally to that in american history. a radical valhall. franklin brings king to do list and it is fair with franklin introducing handpicking delivered the first major version of the i have a dream speech. it happened in detroit first and reverend franklin with the traditional baptist preachers encountered my because he wore flamboyant clothes and without it might with the different clubs in town and he was sort of history feature of the time. franklin is the one that made that happen at a very critical time in american history. >> at the close of your boat, the last pages, it is t

detroit in those days, a little bit of a different detroit, maybe a more optimistic detroit than there is now, right? - yeah, i don't know, depending on who you talk to. i haven't really been back in detroit properly in the city for a while, but some people say there's a great art scene there now, which i would like to go and check out. lots of stuff happening, and hopefully a rebirth at some point. - the city's coming back. you went to art school in detroit first, before going at san francisco. - [mary lynn] yes. different experience than being out in the west coast? - absolutely, i mean, i love detroit a lot. that was a really exciting time in my life because i kind of went to art school because i wasn't a good student, i didn't... study very much. college wasn't...i just thought, "ehh, i don't wanna do that, "i'm gonna have to take subjects over again "that i was never interested in the first place, "or i'm gonna have to get a job." so i found art school just to - [evan] perfect pause. - [mary lynn] to not have to do any of those, and i thought, "oh, let me try to draw something, "a

the move comes as detroit's school district has slipped toward bankruptcy even as the city itself has emerged from bankruptcy. joining me to discuss the challenges ahead is "new york times" reporter kate zernike. so, kate, can you start off by painting a picture for us, just how bad is it for detroit's public schools and what has caused this. >> detroit like michigan as a whole, their recession has lost population so you have a school district that once had 150,000 children, public school district and now has about 45,000 children so the size of it has gone down, as ildren have left the city the money that goes with those children from the state and from the local tax revenues goes with the children to charter schools, suburban districts so you just have much less money coming in the district because there are so many fewer students. >> and has a similar thing happened in other districts across the country? >> well, i think in many ways detroit is emblematic of what is happening in struggling urban districts. detroit helped the charter school and a lot of charter schools, there was a

i mean, i love detroit, good, bad or not. but i mean, there's issue, topically everything looks great. but there's internal issues and the schools and there's more than the heart of downtown. we need what's best for us and everybody, of course. it's just mixed up. >> detroit is on the comeback. this is a great business, you managed to survive it. >> absolutely. >> is detroit in a position where you can see it coming back to what it was if? >> it's getting there but there's a lot of work that needs to be done. they need to focus on other things. >> you're getting a lot of attention and hopefully it will help people come here. >> they'll always come here. >> you are open 24 hours. >> 24 hours. we never close. >> we'll be here tomorrow morning and if you want a hot dog. >> breakfast of champions. come on down. >> absolutely. all right, grace, of the american coney island diner who has been so good today and feeding us. we really appreciate it. hot dog and root beer. >>> that wraps up this year from detroit, michigan, and we'll b

>> they have switched back the detroit water. epa has implemented very good corrosion control effective december. we believe the lead levels are dropping dramatically, as the pipe coating is reestablished. and we are currently sampling with flint residents, last week, to see house by house, how much lower lead levels are now and it's our hypothesis that lead is about four times better now than it was back during the height of the lead poisoning incidents in flint neighborhoods. >> how long do you think it will take for reasonably speaking, for flint's water to be safe? >> in order to meet existing federal standards, which is not a high bar, as i've already said, you have to do a federally approved lead and copper rule sampling event that flint has never done in its history, because they've never sampled the right homes and they've been using sampling protocols that missed lead and water risks. >> do you have record of those homes that they have sampled? >> yes, we do. but they did not have lead pipe as they, as is specified. like

>> they have switched back the detroit water. epa has implemented very good corrosion control effective december. we believe the lead levels are dropping dramatically, as the pipe coating is reestablished. and we are currently sampling with flint residents, last week, to see house by house how much lower lead levels are now, and it's our hypothesis that lead is about four times better now than it was back during the height of the lead poisoning incidents in flint neighborhoods. >> how long do you think it will take for, reasonably speaking, for flint's water to be safe? >> in order to meet existing federal standards, which is not a high bar, as i've already said, you have to do a federally approved lead and copper rule sampling event that flint has never done in its history because they've never sampled the right homes, and they've been using sampling protocols that missed lead and water risks. >> do you have record even of those homes that they have sampled? >> yes, we do. but they did not have lead pipe as they -- as is specifi

we're back here to detroit after in. >>> welcome back to detroit. the beautiful fox theater, site of tomorrow's republican candidate debate. top democrats in michigan state house is calling for governor rick snyder's resignation. snyder is a republican is being accused of negligence in the state's handling of a flint water crisis. he said in the past he is committed to fixing the problem. flint switched the water source in 2014 while under state if many management. lead went into drinking water and legion airs disease outbreak linked to the flint river caused nine deaths. >> america's all time space endurance champion is back on earth tonight. scott kelly completed the year long mission that scientists hope will pave the way to mars. thnchts is a very closed environment. >> reporter: it is the simple inning this is earth that scott kelly said he missed while aboortd international space station. like running water and fresh air. >> back on mother earth. >> his capsule opens in kazakhstan. it was the first fresh air in 340 days. >> it's not like cold

>> they have switched back to detroit water. they have implemented very good corrosion control effective in december. we believe the lead levels are dropping dramatic way, the pipe coating is reestablished. we are currently sampling with flint residents. muchg house by house, how lower lead levels are now. our hypothesis is that is four times better now than it was during the height of the lead poisoning incidents in flint's neighborhoods. >> how long do you think it will take for flint water to be safe? existinger to meet federal standards, which is not a high bar, as i have already said you have to do a federally approved sampling event that they have never done, and that is history because they have never sampled the right homes, and they have been using sampling protocols that ms. led and water risk. >> you have records of those homes? >> we do. but they did not have leadpipe. philadelphia, they did not simple enough homes with leadpipe, according to the requirements of the law. this is something that epa has been allowing s

detroit. chris. >> yeah, you know, one of the interesting things is the echo out here. the echo effect of the romney participation in this national election. as of the last week, the big voice out there going after donald trump in a negative way. we can't let him be the nominee, because we have standards this guy doesn't meet. of course what's interesting, the way in which it's like father like son, rather like son like father. george romney, back in '64, did the same thing when barry goldwater, he stood by and said no, i will not support this guy no matter what. i will reject him as a republican leader of the country. now you see, mitt is the last man sort of challenging the rightness even of trump to be the nominee. not just to contest him, but to say this is bad news for the party. i find that interesting here in michigan, the home of the romneys. that's going on again all over again. >> chris matthews in detroit. tell the folks where you are. >> i'm at the american coney island. a number o

. >> amy lange is live in detroit. >> the candidate have been very busy here in michigan. we caught up with hillary clinton earlier today making last minute campaign stops of the voters enthusiastic and they are headed polls. >> there's no line. it is super important. it is your right and it is your duty. >> jennifer brought her daughters to the polls. enough to vote in her first election come november. i get to like have a voice and like say who is running our country and everything. >> i think it is pretty cool. >> one of those people who could be on her ballot come november. hillary clinton with last minute campaign stops tuesday in detroit. >> the former secretary of state getting a laugh from supporters, clinton was the only candidate with stops in detroit on tuesday. kasich campaigned in lansing and all of the candidates have spent time in the great lakes state. the gop in detroit and the democratic debate in flint and a town hall on monday night. >> this is an important election this year. the bottom line is get out and vote. >> it is kind of exciting this year to s

there's the detroit public schools. detroit is such a bigger city than everything else in michigan. i think it's bigger than the next biggest five cities combined and the public schools in detroit you would not believe they're american schools from the conditions they're in. then you have stories like these and other cities in michigan that are not just majority arab-muslim or have muslim governorance. michigan is such an interesting slice of the united states and to have as steve said a barn burner here is truly interesting. >> it's the challenges that face the next president. if you talk about -- he wants to repopulate the city. you brought up the school issue and flint. that's an infrastructure challenge. if you have one thing you would wave a magic wand, you love to bring up the infrastructure challenges in this country. it's airports, schools, water, you name it and then never mind the issue of income and equality and manufacturing. there's a large case to be made that michigan is the petry dish of america's problems. >> it's clean coal. calling it infrastructure an not jobs is

steve handelsman is in detroit with more. >> reporter: here in detroit today, some republicans told me of donald trump because of the attack today by mitt romney. others said no way, not just because of what mitt said. in the escalating effort by some republicans to beat down donald trump, mitt romney is the heaviest hitter so far. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: the 2012 republican presidential nominee welcomes the endorsement of trump then, but savaged trump today. >> the bullying, the greed, the showing off. his domestic policies would lead to recession. his foreign policies would make america and the world less safe you say, wait wait wait, isn't he a huge business success? know, he isn't. and no he doesn't. >> reporter: in a restaurant in detroit five days before the michigan primary, with trump far ahead in state polls, a trump >> don't be telling me or any other citizens, democrat, republican, i don't care who you are, on how we're going to think and what we should do. >> reporter: donald trump in maine slammed romney. >> mitt is a failed candidate. he failed.

miss kemp, her 14-year-old daughter is a student in detroit. shoniqua is one of ten parents suing detroit public schools not for money she says but to improve conditions. she says she's currently leaning toward senator sanders. her question will go to both of you but we'll start with senator sanders. ms. kemp. >> thank you. speaking of opportunities for success, in detroit schools open and close with no accountability or transparency to the communities that they service. not only that, in our schools as you stated we have issues with rats, mold, no working water fountains, not to mention non-certified teachers, lack of accountability around transportation, special education, and so much more. with that said, our students can no longer suffer due to lack of these things or having these dilapidated issues take place. so my question is who is going to step up? who is going ensure that the policies and procedures are put in place that will ensure and bring forth a successful future for our students because my daughter cannot wait eight more years f

reporter: good morning from downtown detroit. this detroit. this started out an interesting note last night. donald trump defending the size of his hand and then he took it a step further. it ended on a little bit more political substance. candidates on this page asked if indeed in the next couple weeks trump her to become a presumptive nominee. but they eventually support them >> and you definitively say you will support the republican nominee even if the nominee is donald jay trump? >> i will support the republican nominee. >> just because i gave my word that i would. on to the little bit higher. i will support whoever is the republican nominee for prez in. >> interesting because you essentially have ted cruz the last few weeks saying donald trump is a liberal at heart and mark are rubio saint trump is a calm artist. but there last night as to saying yes indeed if it is trump they would get support >> explain when trump said he could be flexible. what do you make of that? >> up might be the word of the day. donald trump was asked by megyn ke

last night detroit played a different role, didn't? hosting the republican presidential -- i don't know what to call it -- i guess, debate. there were so many insults, back-and-forth, it was hard to keep track. the biggest insult of all was to the american people. the economy -- [applause] the economy which should be at the top of any list that anybody running for president has was basically an afterthought. maybe that is because all of the republican candidates support the same failed policies. cut taxes for the rich. get out of the way of corporations. don't raise the minimum wage, in fact the front runner says he thinks wages are too high in the country. slash government to the bone. notes apprise they all -- no surprise they all , criticized or opposed the other risk. -- the auto rescue. what was missing last night was an honest reckoning with the most important economic challenge. how do we raise incomes and create good jobs of the future? on the democratic side, we agree on a number of things. i don't think we can answer that que

>> they have switched back to detroit water. they have implemented corrosion control effective december. we believe the lead levels are dropping dramatically as the pipe coating is reestablished and we are currently sampling with flint residence to see house by house how much lower lead levels are now, and it's our hypothesis that what is about four times better now than it was at the height of the lead poisoning incident in flint neighborhood. >> how long do you will take, reasonably speaking, for the water to be safe? >> in order to meet existing federal standards which is not a high bar, as i've already said, you have to do a federally proved sampling that flint has never done in the history because they've never sampled the right homes and they been using sampling protocols that miss led water risks. >> to have records of the homes that were sampled? >> yes we do but they did not have leadpipe as specified. other cities around the united states, philadelphia's now acknowledge they did not sample enough home with leadpipe. ac

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bill: chris stirewalt in detroit. megyn, bret and chris will hold only here on the fox news channel. martha: dr. ben carson will not be at the fox debate. he's still officially in the race. but a statement he released yesterday hints he is dropping out. that statement reads i don't see a political path forward in light of last evening's super tuesday primary results. take a look at where things stand as we head into tonight's debate. you have donald trump leading the race with 317 delegates which is a quarter of the delegates you need to win the nomination. senator cruz is second, rubio third, catch itch fourth and car and has 8. bill: republican leaders are starting to worry the frontrunner is crewing to the nomination. our political panel takes on this in a moment. also what difference at this point would it make in the race? all that coming up. full analysis. marco rubio will speak at 11:30 eastern time. we'll have that. it's tough stuff. we'll have that for you. in the meahe clinton side of things, a major break t

detroit", which stands for super all year detroit. and it's now grown into a multimillion dollar operation that, supports nine different charities all over the city of detroit. and, every dollar we bring in, we spend right back out. we have no salaries, we have no offices, we have no, we (laugh), our offices are our cars. detroit and michigan in general is an incredible place for charitable, giving, considering how hard pressed it is and considering, you know, detroit, one of the most bankrupt cities in america a few years ago. and, still struggles greatly, but the charitable attitude is really incredible. so most of my work is there. and then i have an orphanage in haiti that i've been going to for the last six years, or i've been operating for the last six years. i go every month, for three or four days. >> what's it like interacting with the kids? >> oh, it's the best. i mean, this is, this is childhood the way it was meant to be. there are no cell phones, there's no internet, there's no television, there's no anything. and so our

it's a big night in detroit, definitely. presidential candidates facing off on the debate stage as new polls show trump with a significant lead ahead of next week's michigan primary. >> anna cornyn is live in detroit. good morning. >> good morning jackie and heather. more politics over pancake societies same as we did yesterday on super tuesday, we'll be doing the same here in the motor city where gop voters are going to be descending ahead of tonight's fox news debate ahead at 9:00. 50 delegate, up for grabs here's. i want to show you polls. donald trump has a sizable lead dominating by double digits. 29% supporting donald trump. 19% for senator ted cruz, 18 prt for senator rubio. in single dichls, carson and kasich, carson said he will not be taking the debate tonight. the neighboring ohio has been been trying put a dent here in michigan but doesn't seem to have been able to do so. let's take a look at the number two choice. you know, the trump alternative. that's kind of been the big battle for the number two, the trump a

so we're starting to do things to make detroit be an attractive place to live. >> reporter: in detroit, charlie lang ton, fox news. >> city of philadelphia throwing a birthday bash for its flags. philadelphia flag turns 121 years old this week. city leaders and the community coming out for a one of a kind celebration complete with music, dancing and of course a lot of fanfare. >> ♪ (applause). >> beautiful voice. philadelphia flag has the nation's first adopted civics flag. it's official birthday by the way is sunday. >>> mixed martial arts could soon come to the empire state. the new york state assembly voted over yell ming toll legalize the sport. the bill now goes to the desk of governor andrew cuomo who has already said he will sign off on it. the most lawmakers say this is long overdo. 25 voted again it saying it's just too dangerous. >> this thing goes too far. this is a sport that should be banned. we shall not be allowing our young people to say i'd like to grow up some day and be a mixed martial arts artist and get somebody on the floor and scratch, bite, whatever they can d

this is your african-american population here in the city of detroit and just around the city of detroit. we're now up to 46% in wayne county. hillary clinton had just a small lead until just a few moments ago. she got up to 60% lead in wayne county. more than 24,000 votes. >> this is 18% of the population. >> 18% of the population. we're just shy a half%. if you think of that lead, 20,000 plus votes, if it stays the same, there's no guarantee of that. there's potentially a big basket of votes there. with you if you're the sanders campaign, you're looking out here in kalamazoo county, you're winning big, you still have a third of the volts to be counted. you come over here to lancing and sanders is winning. kent county, grand rapids, only 6% in. sanders with a huge lead. if he keeps that percent and, there are baskets of votes for him here. western detroit, you come here and this is ann arbor, university of michigan, the college town bernie sanders expected to do very well, a 10-point lead in the county so far so another basket of votes here for bernie sanders. if you look at the map sta

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. >> we are here in detroit. the top issues in michigan according to facebook are displayed in a word cloud. you're taking a look at. the second biggest issue is clean water. that, of course, is directly tied with the situation in flint. senator rubio, bernie sanders and hillary clinton have both been to flint. they are both running ads in this state focusing on that. focusing on supporting flint and fixing the problems. showing images of people in flint, thankful that they're there. without getting into the political blame game here, where are the national republicans' plans on infrastructure and solving problems like this? if you talk to people in this state, they are really concerned about flint on both sides of the aisle. so why haven't gop candidates done more or talked more about this? >> well, i know i've talked about it and others in our campaign have talked about it and other candidates have talked about it as well. what happened in flint was a terrible thing. it was systemic breakdown at every level of

aleve pm for a better am. >>> welcome back to detroit. the beautiful fox theater as you take a live look at the stage. and there will be four candidates there tonight as we get ready for tonight's republican presidential debate here on fox news channel. we are partnering with facebook in this evening's event. shannon is here to tell us how that will make your viewing experience more interesting and informative. >> hi. looking into the facebook date, a it is great. it gives a candid look. it is not a formal poll or survey. it is a peek into the hottest topics people are interested in and the candidates they're talking about. one of the newest features they have is something that tracks the time line. we can show with you the issues, it lets you see if thing bubble up in conversation. you can see what takes predominance here. in november you see an interesting spike with iraq, syria and isis. that was around the time of the paris attack. you see the spike in december when you have the shootings in san bernardino. it gives you a tracker. we

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now, detroit is joining the pizza challenge. jeff glor reports. >> reporter: a flipped version of the pizza you might know. dough meet cheese and sauce. >> the red top. this gives distinction. on top there. >> reporter: a red top with blue-collar roots. >> wow. look at those pies. here at buddy's, detroiters have been eating it their whole lives. for you this is just pizza. >> like being home. according to legend, buddy's was first a speakeasy. but in 1946, gus guerra made a pie here. he used tomato basil red sauce from sicily baked in square pans used by auto workers to hold nuts, bolts and car parts. that gives detroit style pizza a crunch, and in addition to the red top. >> the pizza has been around 70 years, 80ers just hitting it. >> still have pans that have been here 80 years. >> wes picula started as a dish waurer at buddy's 41 years ago. today the vice pmt of operations. >> you hear about chicago, new york, wait a second. we've got something to offer. >> reporter: detroit pizza's big moment is welcome development for fam

the detroit news endorsed him. but he is far behind in delegates and so is marco rubio. diane eastabrook reports. >> reporter: marco rubio got a super star welcome in michigan one day after a bruising super-tuesday, less than a week before the michigan primary, the florida senator appealed to a crowd of nearly a thousand near detroit to block donald trump's path to the republican presidential nomination. >> what people are saying is please, everyone get together so we can keep this front runner from winning and destroying the republican party. [ cheers and applause ] >> believe me i am a unifier. >> reporter: trump is on a roll. he also has a commanding lead going into michigan's primary next week. stopping occasionally while