Lansing. She addressed the covid19 pandemic and her goals for getting residents of her state vaccinated. This runs 30 minutes. I am honored to welcome all of you for my hometown of detroit. Last year was tough. Theres no doubt about it. But when our backs were up against wall, we saw some truly remarkable things and michigander stepped up in incredible ways to help each other. When we do things together, we are unbreakable. Thanks for the to the conviction and work ethic that fuels the soul of every person in our state. Now it is time for us to look Forward Together to write our next chapter. As president of the 101st legislature, i officially called the 2020 one state of the state address to order. Please an out of me to introduce my partner, the 49 governor of the great state of michigan, governor gretchen whitmer. Whitmer is addressing her state of the state address. This is different because it has to be. Tonight, it is tonight is just me and a few speed a few people in my capital
We like to think of it as two football fields of education and entertainment. It is a great hook for us to get people appreciating and understanding more of the great lakes. We are on the pilot house deck. This is the National Museum of the great lakes. Largest artifact the. The schoonmaker was a commercial freighter from when it was built in 1911 to the 1980s. It became a museum when the city of toledo purchased it in 1987. Her main purpose was to deliver iron ore from Lake Superior down to lake erie to places like ohio where it was unloaded and put in Railroad Cars and taken to pittsburgh for a company to support its steelmaking business. At its time, it was the largest carrier. It would remain the largest carrier, meaning it could carry more bulk material than any other from 1911 to 1927. Which was a very long time when every year a new boat came out that was a little bit longer. Because this boat was built so could carry, it four cargo for almost 60 years than any other boat constr
Commercial freighter from when it was built in 1911 to the 1980s. It became a museum when the city of toledo purchased it in 1987. Her main purpose was to deliver iron ore from Lake Superior down to lake erie to places like ohio where it was unloaded and put in Railroad Cars and taken to pittsburgh for a company to support its business. At its time, it was the largest carrier. It could carry more bulk material than any other from 1911 to 1927. Which was a very long time when every year a new boat came out that was a little bit longer. Because this boat was built so wide, it could carry more cargo for 16 years than any other boat constructed between that time. We are now in the pilothouse. Often called the wheelhouse. It is where commands decisions were made to operate a commercial vessel. A captain, a first mate would be in here. As well as some other Junior Officers who would assist the captain with navigation, steering, communication with respect to how fast they wanted the boat to g
Lakes. She was the largest ship on the great lakes at the time. We will take you around and show you just how much cargo this great ship could carry. Mr. Gillcrist we like to think of it as two football fields of education and entertainment. It is a great hook for us to get people appreciating and understanding more of the great lakes. We are on the pilothouse deck. Is the National Museum of the great lakes. The schoonmaker was a commercial freighter from when it was built in 1911 to the 1980s. It became a museum when the city of toledo purchased it in 1987. Her main purpose was to deliver iron ore from Lake Superior down to lake erie to places like ohio where it was unloaded and put in Railroad Cars and taken to for a company to support its business. At its time, it was the largest carrier. It could carry more bulk material than any other from 1911 to 1927. Which was a very long time when every year a new boat came out that was a little bit longer. Soause this boat was built wide, it
The rollback on 2 million acres. Enginee jeers from environmentalists. Im phillip mena. Im frances rivera. At least 10,000 acres in Ventura County california, triggered mandatory evacuations from hundreds of homes. One person was killed in a car crash associated with the fire. Multiple structures have also been damaged. Nbc Rick Montanez has more from the ground. Rick, what are you seeing there . Reporter philip, good morning. The fire still burning with gusty winds helping it to grow at an unprecedented rate. Conditions that will not let up any time soon. Fire fighters have another long day ahead of them, already dealing with over 10,000 akers burned out here in Ventura County, and just before midnight. An additional 1,000 homes evacuated when the flames began to burn toward the east end of the city of ventura. We know one death at least confirmed this morning. That person died in a car crash in an attempt to evacuate, we are told. Neighbors here say they did not expect the fire to gr