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>> KAREN: A LOCAL COUPLE POURED
THEIR LIVES INTO AN ENGINE SHOP AND THIEVES TORE IT APART.
AND THIEVES TORE IT APART.
THEY’RE HOPING YOU CAN HELP THEM
GET JUSTICE.
GRANT.
>> MICHIGAN LAUNCHING THE COVID
DASHBOARD.
WHY SOME FACULTY MEMBERS SAY IT
WON’T DO MUCH GOOD NEXT.
>> JASON: A PROBLEM PEOPLE DOWN
RIVER THOUGHT WAS GONE AWAY ARE
FLYERS SPREADING HATE.
THEY’RE SIMILAR TO THE ONES THAT
TURNED UP IN 2016 ON PEOPLE’S
CARS.
>> KAREN: THE NEW MESSAGES ABOUT
INTERRACIAL COUPLES AND BIBLE
VERSES.
PRIYA MANN, POLICE WANT EVERYONE
TO KNOW THIS ISN’T SOMETHING
THAT THEY’LL TOLERATE.
>> IT’S A MIX OF HOMES AND TOWN
HOUSES AND THE DEPUTY CHIEF IS
NOT MINCING WORDS.
>> THIS INDIVIDUAL, WHOEVER IT
IS, IS JUST A COWARD.
DON’T SNEAK AROUND IN THE DARK
AT NIGHT AND PLACE THINGS ON
PEOPLE’S LAWNS.
I CAN’T EVEN BEGIN TO IMAGINE
WHAT WOULD GET SOMEONE TO THINK
THIS WAY, BUT IT’S DISGUSTING.
>> ON SUNDAY, A WOMAN WALKED OUT
OF HER HOME AND DISCOVERED A
ZIP-LOC BAG WEIGHTED DOWN WITH A
ROCK.
IT WAS A HATE FILLED FLYER
AGAINST INTERRACIAL
RELATIONSHIPS QUOTING THE BIBLE.
>> IT HAD SOME PRETTY
DISTURBING, I GUESS YOU COULD
CALL IT HATE SPEECH.
>> UNFORTUNATELY IT’S NOT THE
FIRST TIME IT’S HAPPENED IN THIS
TRENTON NEIGHBORHOOD.
BACK IN 2016.
A SIMILAR FLYERS WERE LEFT ON
PEOPLE’S CARS.
>> AND THEY’RE TALKING ABOUT IT
AND BRINGING IT UP IN FRONT OF
MIXED KIDS, IT’S CRAZY.
>> MICHAEL’S MOM IS WHITE AND
DAD IS BLACK AND THE FAMILY
LIVED HERE WHEN IT HAPPENED IN
THE FIRST TIME.
AND THERE’S NO ROOM FOR HATE.
>> THAT SHOOK ME UP A LITTLE
BIT.
IT’S DISGUSTING, IT’S NOT WHAT
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT STANDS
FOR, IT’S NOT WHAT THE VAST
MAJORITY OF OUR RESIDENTS HERE
IN TRENTON STAND FOR.
>> THE WOMAN WHO DISCOVERED THE
FLYER BELIEVES SHE’S TARGETED. AND TRENTON POLICE LOOK INTO
AND TRENTON POLICE LOOK INTO
WHETHER IT’S RELATED TO THE
FLYERS FOUR YEARS AGO.
>> IF ANYBODY HAS VIDEO OUT IN
FRONT OF THEIR HOUSE, THAT WOULD
BE HELPFUL AS WELL.
>> TRENTON POLICE ARE ASKING
ANYONE WITH INFORMATION TO GIVE
THEM A CALL.
>> KAREN: ALL RIGHT. IN THE MEANTIME, STATE SENATOR
IN THE MEANTIME, STATE SENATOR
CHEF -- STEPHANIE CHANG
RELEASED A STATEMENT.
IT’S A DIVERSE NEIGHBORHOOD,
FAMILIES STOOD ALONGSIDE EACH
OTHER NOT AGAINST ONE OTHER.
I CONDEMN THE ACTIONS AND HOPE
THEY ARE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. >> JASON: A LOCAL MACHINE ENGINE
>> JASON: A LOCAL MACHINE ENGINE
SHOP WAS TORN APART BY THIEVES.
AND THERE WAS THE BREAK-IN.
THEY’RE PUTTING UP A BIG REWARD
TO FIND OUT WHO DID IT.
>> IF YOU KNOW CARS, IF YOU KNOW
ENGINES, YOU KNOW FAST TIME
RIGHT HERE IN TAYLOR, HUSBAND
AND WIFE ORANGES, THEY PUT
EVERYTHING INTO IT AND IN 15
MINUTES, THIEVES TORE IT ALL
APART.
HUSBAND AND WIFE BUSINESS?
>> HUSBAND AND WIFE BUSINESS,
YEAH, WE’VEN ABOUT DOING THIS
FOR 10 YEARS NOW.
>> IT WAS A LEAP OF FAITH WHEN
CHRISTINE AND CLAYTON SMITH BOUGHT FAST TIME RACING AND
BOUGHT FAST TIME RACING AND
ENGINE PARTS IN TAYLOR, BUILDING
UP A FULL SERVICE ENGINE MACHINE
SHOP AND BUILDING UP A
FOLLOWING.
>> WE KIND OF ARE A ONE STOP
SPEED SHOP.
>> THIS PAST WEEKEND, FAST TIME
WAS BUSY.
>> THERE ARE LOTS OF CRUISERS
OUT. >> AND LAST WEEK WAS THE
>> AND LAST WEEK WAS THE
WOODWARD CRUISE, A BUSY TIME OIL
AND FILTERS. >> AND THEN VIDEO SHOWS A CAR
>> AND THEN VIDEO SHOWS A CAR
COMING UP, 15 MINUTES, SOME
CUSTOMERS THINGS WERE TAKEN AND
THEN TO THE SHOWROOM.
>> AS I MADE MY WITH A TO THE
FRONT AND THE SHOWROOM THEY’VE
TAKEN INVENTORY, AND THEY USED
GARBAGE CANS BECAUSE THEY’RE
MISSING.
>> AND TELL ME ABOUT THE SAFE.
>> THEY GOT THAT, TOO, IT WAS
BOLTED TO THE FLOOR.
HOW DID THEY GET IT. >> THEY SMASHED THROUGH A WINDOW
>> THEY SMASHED THROUGH A WINDOW
AND DID NOT TRIP THE ALARM.
THEY’RE CONVINCED CUSTOMERS IN
HERE LAST WEEKEND CAME BACK TO
STEAL.
CHRISTINE AND CLAYTON OFFERING A
$4,000 REWARD TO.
>> IT’S GOING TO TAKE A LOT MORE
WORK, WE’RE BEHIND NOW AND EVEN
FURTHER BEHIND.
>> WHAT HAD A MESS THIS HAS
CAUSED FOR COUPLE FOR THEIR
BUSINESS AND THEIR CUSTOMERS.
AGAIN, THEY ARE OFFERING UP NA
$4,000 REWARD TO CATCH THE
PEOPLE THAT DID IT.
TO CATCH UP WITH SOME OF THE
THINGS THAT WERE TAKE P.
IN TAYLOR, SHAWN LEY, LOCAL 4.
>> KAREN: ALL RIGHT, KNOCKING ON
THE WEEKEND.
IT’S BEEN A HOT FRIDAY.
>> JASON: OH, YEAH, I CAN’T BE
THE ONLY ONE WHO FLIPPED THE
SWITCH BACK ON FOR THE AIR
CONDITIONER.
ANDREWEDREW IS IN FOR BEN.
THE SOARING HOT TEMPERATURES.
>> ANDREW: THAT’S RIGHT, A LOT
GOING OVER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
AS WELL.
TEMPERATURES NEAR 90 DEGREES.
OUT THERE RIGHT NOW.
STILL VERY WARM WITH
TEMPERATURES WELL INTO THE 80’S. 86 FOR OUR NEIGHBORS IN HOWELL.
86 FOR OUR NEIGHBORS IN HOWELL.
HELLO PORT HURON, 84 AT THIS
HOUR AND 84 IN ADRIAN AND
MONROE.
LOOK AT THAT GORGEOUS SUNSET
ABOUT TO TAKE PLACE OVER
DOWNTOWN DETROIT.
BLUE SKIES OVERHEAD.
87 DEGREES AT THIS HOUR.
WIND NOW AT FIVE MILES PER HOUR
AND COMFORTABLE HUMIDITY OUT
THERE FOR YOUR BACK YARD NEEDS
OR ANY OUTDOOR ACTIVITY.
REMEMBER YOUR MASKS, AND
TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW AND MID
80’S AS WE GO OVER THE NEXT
COUPLE OF HOURS.
84 DEGREES BY 7:00, 8:00 P.M.
COOLING OFF IN THE 50’S AND 60’S
OVERNIGHT AND REMAINING DRY.
DOES IT REMAIN DRY THROUGH THE
ENTIRE WEEKEND?
WE’LL TALK ABOUT THAT AND THOSE
HIGHER TEMPERATURES AND OF
COURSE, YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST
IN MINUTES.
REMEMBER, TRACK TEMPERATURES,
SKY CONDITIONS, SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS IF THEY’RE AROUND
ON THE LOCAL FORECASTERS APP.
IT’S FASTER, EASIER, ACCURATE,
IT’S GOT THE FORECASTS FROM ALL
OF US HERE IN THE LOCAL--
FROM THE LOCAL FORECASTERS AND
IT’S FREE.
THE LOCAL FORECASTERS APP SUCH
WDIV IN YOUR APP STORE.
>> SOME LOCAL BUSINESSES HAVE
BEEN HIT WITH FINES OVER FAILING
TO MEET COVID SAFETY STANDARDS
AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT TODAY’S
CORONAVIRUS HEADLINES.
WE’RE AWAITING THE CASE NUMBERS
FROM THE STATE WHICH WERE
DELAYED AND WE WERE TOLD THEY
WOULD BE OUT RIGHT AROUND NOW.
>> KAREN: THREE LOCAL BUSINESSES
ARE AMONG SIX IN MICHIGAN BUSINESSES FINED BY THE STATE
BUSINESSES FINED BY THE STATE
FOR NOT FOLLOWING THE COVID-19.
UPS IN LIVONIA, SPEEDWAY GAS
STATION IN WATERFORD.
ALL THREE FINED BETWEEN 6 AND
$7,000.
>> JASON: THE DETROIT LIONS
ANNOUNCING TODAY THEIR FIRST TWO
HOME GAMES WILL BE PLAYED
WITHOUT FANS.
THOSE GAMES ARE SEPTEMBER 13TH
AND OCTOBER 4TH.
FORD FIELD PARKING LOTS WILL
ALSO BE CLOSED SO NO TAILGATING.
THIS PAST WEEK.
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY JOINED
OTHER HIGH PROFILE SCHOOLS DECIDING NOT TO HAVE IN-PERSON
DECIDING NOT TO HAVE IN-PERSON
LEARNING THIS FAUM FALL.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SIGNALED
NO INTENT TO ABANDONED HAVING
STUDENTS IN CLASSROOMS.
THERE ARE CONCERNS ON CAMPUS
ABOUT POTENTIAL OUTBREAKS AND
ALSO A NEW TOOL THE LEADERSHIP
HOPES CAN KEEP THEM A STEP
AHEAD.
>> THE DASHBOARD LAUNCHED AND
DATING BACK TO MARCH AND THEY’RE
HOPING TO KEEP TRACK STARTING
THIS FALL.
THERE ARE CONCERNS THAT TRACK
CASES OFF CAMPUS HAS BEEN MET BY
CRITICISM BY FACULTY.
>> THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
ROLLING OUT CASES TRACKING STUDENTS AND NONSTUDENTS, SO FAR
STUDENTS AND NONSTUDENTS, SO FAR
TOTALLING MORE THAN 7,000 TESTS
SINCE MARCH.
HAVING ACCESS TO RELIABLE
INFORMATION WHAT’S HAPPENING IN
THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY IS
UNDERSTANDABLY OF GREAT
INTEREST.
THE HEAD OF SERVICES AND COVID
RESPONSE SAID IN A RELEASE.
BUT THE CASE THE RECORDED MUST
BE REPORTED TO THE HEALTH
SERVICES AND THEY DON’T TRACK
CASES OFF CAMPUS WHICH MEANS IT
LIKELY WON’T BE ABLE TO TRACK
THE SPREAD BETWEEN THE
UNIVERSITY AND ANN ARBOR RESIDENTS.
>> THERE’S A LACK OF TRUST AND
LEADERSHIP THAT CREATED ILL
LITTLE.
>> --
ILL WILL.
>> AND WHAT IT COULD MEAN FOR
THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
>> IT’S PEOPLE OF COLOR AND
MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES THAT
ARE GOING TO BEAR THE EGREGIOUS
HARM FOR MICHIGAN’S REOPENING
PLANS.
>> AND IT’S AT ODDS WITH OTHER
UNIVERSITIES THAT SEND STUDENTS
HOME.
MICHIGAN STATE’S PRESIDENT
ANNOUNCING IT WOULD BE MOVING TO
ONLINE CLASSES FOR THE FALL
SEMESTER.
>> WE MADE THE DECISION THAT IT
WAS PROBABLY SAFEST FOR OUR
STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF THAT
WE TAKE THE ACTIONS.
>> SHE SAID IT SHOULD BE A CLEAR
SIGN FOR THE U OF M.
>> IT’S MOSTLY WHITE FRATERNITY
THAT ARE GOING TO SERVE AS HOT
SPOTS FOR INFECTION, BUT IT’S
COMMUNITIES OF COLOR THAT ARE
REALLY GOING TO BEAR THE BURDEN
AND THE HARM.
>> IN ANN ARBOR GRANT HERMES,
LOCAL 4.
>> MANY STUDENTS LIVING OFF
CAMPUS HAVE ALREADY MOVED INTO
THEIR HOMES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR
AND BY THE WAY, COVID NEW
NUMBERS CAME OUT THE LAST
MOMENTS, MICHIGAN 374 CASES AND
10 DEATHS.
>> THANKS, JASON.
ANOTHER CORONAVIRUS VACCINE
TRIAL WILL SOON BE STARTING UP
HERE IN MICHIGAN.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON PLANS TO TEST
ITS VACCINE IN 60,000
VOLUNTEERS.
ONE OF THE TESTING SITES WILL BE
RIGHT HERE IN DETROIT AT HENRY
FORD HOSPITAL.
>> JOHNSON & JOHNSON ANNOUNCING
PLANS TO LAUNCH ITS PHASE FLEE
VACCINE TRIAL NEXT MONTH.
AT NEARLY 180 LOCATIONS IN THE
U.S., MEXICO AND BRAZIL.
WITH A GOAL OF 60,000
PARTICIPANTS WOULD BE THE
LARGEST TEST YET OF A
CORONAVIRUS VACCINE.
THE PARTICIPANTS WILL BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD AND WOULD
LEAST 18 YEARS OLD AND WOULD
EITHER RECEIVE THE VACCINE OR A
PLACEBO.
THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE IS
BASED ON A METHOD DEVELOPED A
DECADE AGO TO CARRY PROTEINS
FROM THE CORONAVIRUS INTO THE
BODY IN HOPES OF TRIGGERING A
STUFF IMMUNE RESPONSE.
THE SAME METHOD WAS USED TO MAKE
AN EXPERIMENTAL EBOLA VACCINE.
AND ONE OF THOSE SELECTED IS HENRY FORD HOSPITAL.
HENRY FORD HOSPITAL.
HENRY FORD IS ALSO IN THE
MODERNA TRIALS.
AND THEY RECEIVED THOSE DOSES
EARLIER THIS MONTH.
DIVERSITY IS THE KEY REASON
HENRY FORD WAS SELECTED.
HENRY FORD SAID IN PART IT’S A
PRIORITY OF HENRY FORD SYSTEM TO
RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS THAT
ACCURATELY REPRESENT OUR
COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE BEEN SO
DEEPLY IMPACTED BY COVID-19.
WE ARE ENCOURAGED BY JOHNSON &
JOHNSON’S EXPRESSED INTENT TO
ENROLL A ROBUST NUMBER OF
PARTICIPANTS WHO ARE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THOSE
POPULATIONS AFFECTED BY
COVID-19.
>> KAREN: YOU CAN READ THE
COMPLETE HENRY FORD STATEMENT ON
THE HEALTH PAGE AT
CLICKONDETROIT.COM.
THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON TRIAL IS
EXPECTED TO START RECRUITING
VOLUNTEERS IN LATE SEPTEMBER.
>> JASON: AHEAD, A TRIBUTE TO
ONE OF MICHIGAN’S EARLIEST
VISIBILITIES OF COVID-19.
WE’RE THERE FOR A DAY OF SERVICE
FOR A MAN BADLY MISSED IN THE
STATE LEGISLATURE.
>> KAREN: PLUS, WE WILL HAVE THE
LATEST ON THE ISSUES WITH THE POST OFFICE AND DELAYS, THE