Wayne County to receive $1.5M for demolition and brownfield sites
Wayne County will receive funding from the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) to remediate distressed properties.
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Wayne County will receive funding from the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) to remediate distressed properties.
Probably be the lowest day in detroit's history, isn't that a good thing instead of having a lower day tomorrow? >> reporter: the enormity of detroit's bankruptcy hit washington friday. >> can we help detroit? we are now going through exactly in detail the question is we don't know at this point. >> that's the anxiety. that's what a lot us are concerned about is the unknown. >> okay. >> you know, there are a lot of unknowns about detroit, as you saw. we were there just yesterday reporting on this bankruptcy. a lot of unknowns. and we all hope that there are brighter days ahead for detroit. rig...
Ticket. if someone -- you know, you've cheated on me. you've evicted me. you've -- you know, you've wronged me in some way. it's relatively inexpensive way to exact my revenge on you by burning down your house and it's also a form of entertainment when there's very little entertainment to be had. >> that is really scary. tom, i actually had the honor of meeting a number of the firefighters in this film a few months ago in washington, d.c., and talked to them about their stories. they have a truly huge job. they put out a fire, there's another one next door and it never ends. what are some of t...