any word the cdc will appeal? i think the cdc are the scientists. they know what is right and i think if everyone we ve been doing this for two years. everyone follow the rules and stop acting like kindergartners, we ll be fine. state senators, mallory mcmurrow that lit up the world with that rant yesterday and chevron jones of florida. thank you both. a frightening moment at the capitol today. there was an alert telling people to evacuate due to a suspicious aircraft. the evacuation was ordered out of an abundance of caution. tom costello, what is the latest. reporter: joy, what a night. we were standing right here on top of the nbc news burro across the street from union station, right over there is the capitol doing a live report for nbc nightly news and just as we re going on the air, we see a small plane coming in. a small it looked like a
that lit up the senate floor and twitter. i didn t expect to wake up yesterday to the news the senator from the 22nd district had overnight accused me by name of grooming and sexualizing children in an email in a fundraiser for herself. i thought why me? i realized i am the biggest threat to your hallow, hateful scheme because you can t claim you re targeting marginalized kids in the quote parental rights if another parent is standing up to say no. michigan state senator mallory mcmurrow joining me now and chev jones. i want to go back to florida for a second. as a state legislature, what do you make of this attempt to essentially pass a bill that attacks one company, just one company, disney by revoking
Going retro? Michigan bill would allow classic license plates for $100 fee
Blue and black plate would be available
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Michigan license plate, 1990–2001 with June 1999 sticker (State of Michigan)
A Michigan state senator’s bill is aiming to give drivers the option of having the classic blue and black Michigan vehicle license plates for a $100 fee.
Sen. Mallory McMurrow’s (D-Royal Oak) Senate Bill 1146 also would allow the Secretary of State to readminister the blue license plates Michigan used from 1983 until 2007, as well as the black plates issued between 1979 and 1983. The bill was first introduced in September 2020, but was reintroduced earlier this month.