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Short time later. >> united states park police took an adult male into custody for vandalizing the base of the monument. he was transported to our station and the investigation at this time. we will take an assessment of everything in totality of the circumstances, and we will determine the most appropriate charges for the individual. >> the attraction was due to reopen today. park police do not know yet if the temporary closure will affect visiting hours. >> the national park service has a cons...

We are moving closer to the day when the defunct Peninsular Paper Dam will be removed from the Huron River. The plan has been in the works for some time, while plans continue to preserve an historic Ypsilanti building and create a public gathering space. Huron River Watershed Council executive director, Rebecca Esselman, joined WEMU's David Fair to discuss progress and next steps on dam removal and the restoration of natural flow in that part of the river.

The bottom. >> reporter: that 3457bman ther just one of who will be majorly inconvenienced by the loss of this bridge. ntsb arrived friday afternoon and first order of business was to send a drone up over the incident scene to be able to map it out. they are also doing that on the ground. more than a dozen members of that team have passed right behind us heading into the ravine. they want to map it out so that they can have a record of it before they start moving any structure structural pieces....

Being whipped he didnt witness that now the biden administration says now you cant use the horses. theyre saying two thirds of those under the bridge are able to stay and if you are pregnant woman -- if you are a woman and claim to be pregnant, you are allowed to stay without a pregnancy test. steve: sure, you know, we relied on the white house to give us the numbers but they wont give us the numbers because theyre embarrassing. because they are embarrassing to both -- they have a political prob...

1,000 have been released into the united states. is that right? >> well, what we are doing is we are continues to remove individuals. we have moved people from del rio to other processing centers along the border, to ensure the safety and security of the individuals, and to facilitate the removal process. those individuals who are not able to remove by reason of their accuse medical conditions, we place in immigration enforcement proceedings or address or operational capacities as need be. we ve...

Have the most up-to-date number and we will venture to get you those great i promise you this afternoon. >> is this an issue of not knowing or is this an issue of lot more people are being released into the u.s. then are being sent out? to get that is certainly not th issue. at think its important to reiterate what i conveyed earlier about what the actual process is individuals are held under title 42 bright if they cant be expelled under title 4 to, they are put into a removal process. if theyr...

And authority known as title 42. >> we know that if it does, if it goes away we can expect our numbers most likely to increase dramatically. >> it administration officials have considered terminating title 42 as early as this month. the white house says the authority will remain in place as long as health officials recommend it. customs and border protections says it has expelled more than 750,000 migrants under title 42 since october. in the rio grande valley sector, about 70 border patrol agen...

Department, she was one of my coworkers, and she said, have you thought about this quirk in the constitution that the only people with lifetime appointments in our government are also the only people who have mechanism for removal if they fail to be able to do their jobs? and that just caught my imagination, caught my attention, and it became "while justice sleeps." because as we just discussed, the courts are sometimes the last bastien of justice. if justice cant be meted out, in this case it o...

Out, and in this case, every. cain >> stacey abrams, if you are a writer on that supreme court show that we did on cbs it would still be on the air. this book really, it is really fun to read. i love that leap of the imagination, once you pick up that one colonel, that one interesting think there is no removal process, it all departs from that. stacey abrams a new book is while justice sleeps. stacey abrams, thank you very, very much for joining us tonight, we always really appreciate it. >> tha...

Polling that impeachment and the removal process in particular are very unpopular, more unpopular than they are popular. nationally its a little bit more like job approval, job approval rating pretty much mirrors what were seeing in these polls that if you approve of the president in office, you dont support impeachment. if you dont, you do. that suggests the dynamic is not so much about the facts of impeachment but the trump presidency broadly. that introduces a messaging challenge to democrats...