DET-DIGEST-0717 The Detroit News The Detroit News plans to move the following stories for clients of the New York Times News Service for editions of Friday, July 17, METRO ('a' ) TANKER-CRASH-FOLO (Hazel Park, Mich.) -- A day after I-75 was closed at Nine Mile due to the explosion of a gasoline tanker, MDOT contractors were already on site demolishing and removing the remains of the fire ravaged overpass. Crews from the Posen Construction Company used excavators mounted with huge jackhammers to demolish the western half of the overpass that still spanned the southbound lanes of I-75 while another crew broke up the eastern overpass that crashed down onto the northbound lanes of the freeway last night. MDOT expects to have the western portion of the overpass removed by Saturday, according to MDOT spokesman Rob Morosi. Morosi cautioned that that didn't mean the freeway would automatically be reopened to traffic once the span is removed. According to MDOT, once the debris is removed engineers will have to inspect the pavement of the freeway to determine if it can be repaired or if it needs to be completely replaced. Replacing the Nine Mile Road Bridge will take longer with MDOT hoping it will be reopened before Thanksgiving. By Tom Greenwood. With art. Developing. SPORTS ('s' designation) POKER -- Joseph Cada went from maybe one of the biggest longshots in the World Series of Poker tournament to becoming a millionaire -- overnight -- and is now the envy of nearly every poker player in the world. Cada, 21, from Shelby Township, has advanced to the final table at the World Series of Poker Texas Hold-em Main Event in Las Vegas and is one of the 'November Nine' who will play for an $8,546,435 first-place prize. By Tim Twentyman. ENTERTAINMENT ('e' designation) TV-CRASHCOURSE -- The new ABC game/reality TV show 'Crash Course' began filming June 30 at Belle Isle. The one-hour show, produced by the makers of 'Hell's Kitchen,' will test the driving skills of five couples -- couples, friends, and coworkers. Each team will compete in driving events amid extreme weather conditions and crazy obstacle courses. Former 'Mad TV' star Orlando Jones and former 'MTV Sports' host Dan Cortese will host the show which is scheduled to air on ABC in August. Our reporter hung out on the set July 9 while they were filming car bowling, where cars gunned the gas, hit a small ramp and went airborne trying to knock down 15-foot-tall bowling pins. The pins were made by local company, Prop Art Studio, which also made the Joe Louis octopus. We have interviews with the show's producer Kent Weed, hosts Orlando Jones and Dan Cortese , and contestants Mariam and Gino Cicarella of Royal Oak and the owner of Prop Art Studio Michael Stapleton. By Ursula Watson. MOVIES-ADORATION-REV -- 'Adoration' (R): A high school student (Devon Bostick) pretends his deceased parents were terrorists to fill in the holes in his life, causing an Internet sensation in this smart, concerned film from writer-director Atom Egoyan. Co-starring Arsin?e Khanjian and Scott Speedman (100 minutes) GRADE: B. By Tom Long. 