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Environment, different priorities while similar in terms of what needs to be done from the mathematical aspects of a restructuring is a little different in terms of the services you need to provide the citizens. >> one final question, governor. one of detroits big problems is the population has decreased by more than half over the past 20 years or so, maybe even two-thirds. what do you do to bring people back to detroit? >> the good things that go on that doesnt get recognized because people dwe...

Infected with these bacteria. these are bugs we usually see for utis, for pneumonia, wound infections. martha: upper track infections. >> pneumonias, e.coli, bugs everybody is very familiar, they have become resistant to the last, the last antibiotics we have available. they get embedded in hospitals. they get transmitted from person-to-person. they make surgical challenges, i myself have been dealing with a patient now for a while with a resistant bug. it is really creating havoc. now why is it...

Some of the historic sites from above, that includes some of the pyramids down there, also the nile river that was there. they were flying with about eight other balloons, a very popular tourist attraction there, everything from french, chinese to british citizens were on this balloon when it ended upcoming down. and they have now grounded all the hot air balloons like there in the luxor area, they are down in southern egypt. this is another hit to the tourism industry, which is the life blood o...

Insurance claims. the full package will be voted on january 15. >> brian: this morning residents of hard hit seaside heights, new jersey, are waking up in their homes for the first time since the storm hit. wnyw reporter is there live. hey, lydia. >> good morning. seaside heights normally at its peak about 65,000 people come visit during the summer. 3,000 people live here year round. this is what seaside heights still looks like right over here. you still see a lot of road blocks, a lot of empty...

Purchased my inn a year ago. my occupancy is 20%. i drive an old car and i work seven days a week and i nef get away. help. well, we decided that this connecticut inn is in need of a business makeover. that is coming up next on "your busine business." ♪ small businesses are revitalizing the economy. american express open is here to help, and this is why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc. hi there, everyone. im j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business" the show

Stripped from communities, from cities, from black and latino homes. >> the model, as we were going through it and saying how they were using tavis smiley and others is like the tuskegee experiments, an african-american nurse who was the mouthpiece for it. then it was actually stripping the wealth out of those communities. victoria, part of what we see is this idea that its not just the individual homeowner who loses here. its the big question of whole communities being lost when the homes are f...

to early start. thank you for being with us. >> im john berman. 5:00 in the east and counting down to the big jobs report that has huge political and economic implications. >> what we can expect and the health hazard that forced the first family of one state to move out of the governors mansion. >> it is flat on the gross. something truly fantastic. we are talking about the olympics and thats her. the flying squirrel who is now the golden girl. 16-year-old gabby douglas cemented her le...

grounded, some parts of the 2,500 mile lifeline 50 feet below flood levels last year. americas fight over same-sex marriage coming down to a fried chicken sandwich. today, round two, a kiss-in at chick-fil-as nationwide. well talk to the organizer live in 30 minutes. "newsroom" starts right now. and good morning to you, happy, happy friday, im carol costello. we begin this friday morning with some better news about the nations economy. the labor department says 163,000 jobs were cr...

>> he says he used to preach to maricopa county inmates, but monday he may be one of them. >> im not sure if god has given us a piece or maybe were still in kind of pa state of denial or maybe a state of hope that on monday, somebody somewhere in the city will wake up and say, wait a minute here, why are we sending this guy to jail again. >> hes going to jail after being guilty 6 code violation ins his house and property and he says theyve been hosting bible study in his house for years. and acc...

>> well, hes arguing that the city owed a duty, which the city does, to make sure that the house is safe, and they breached their duty by performing inspections on this home, granting permits, leaving everybody to believe that the house was safe to live in when it wasnt. this was a fire trap waiting to happen. an accident just waiting to occur because while there were fire detectors there, they were not hooked up. megyn: and thats the question, arthur, whether the city had an obligation not to a...