i will go after kovac if i have i plan to skin kovac. >> why? >> jesse is a friend of mine. >> there is no sense in talking further. >> i understand how you feel about violence. >> josh. i was married once. and very happily to a man who feels like you do. he was killed in a gunfight. >> maybe you can understand why i feel the way a do. >> if you want a man to do a job, do not take away his tools. you would not be in a situation if jesse had his way. there he is beaten to death. >> keep your hands on the desk. >> you're either a brave man or a full. i believe you're the latter. what do you want? >> take a look. >> some are going to be looking for you and jesse. >> why tell me this? >> i do not want to see this town turned into a shooting range. >> what am i supposed to do? >> sign these for one thing. >> an agreement to give up my gambling interests. you do not back out of the other agreement. you step out and it will be the u.s. marshals. >> to do not ask me to sign these. >> yes i do. >> this is my town pray i run at the way i like. i do not li

milwaukee alderman nik kovac watched colorado, oregon, washington, and alaska in legalizing both medical and recrational marijuana. "there's no question on a state by state basis--the nation is moving toward this." state representative mandela barnes agrees. "people really shouldn't be in trouble for possessing something that has been shown to be less harmful than alcohol." but aldmerman bob donovan believes legalizing recreational marijuana....at least in wisconsin would be a step in the wrong direction. "i think it's a mistake for our community any steps that send the message to young people that some drugs are okay."both aldermen agree wisconsin is years away from changing current marijuana laws. last legislative session----bills to legalize adult recreational use and create a medical marijuana program for sick patients in wisconsin failed. while people we spoke with outside city hall seemed more -onions over recreational use were mixed. "i see it as a gateway drug." "i believe there's a lot more crimes that are worse than marijuana out here." last year--milwaukee common council voted

his name is todd kovacs. he was convicted of raping a 14-year-old neighbor gunpoint writing to kill her siblings if she called the police. now he is connected to at least seven murders. investigators continued from water mains and families of some of the victims are speaking out. >> all this unraveling 8 miles down the road coming up 13 years later that someone 10 miles up the road brother was killed by the same person. >> he was brought into custody accused of kidnapping and chaining a woman up. he is now charged with a number of counts of murder of a 13-year-old cold case. >>> asu named one of the most military friendly schools in the country by at the university ranked 56 out of 134 schools. the survey looked at services financial incentives and overall campus comp -- campus culture. the veteran center has two full-time advocates and employs about 60 student veterans across it's five campuses. >>> our temperature is going down in the 60s even 50s across the valley. officially phoenix sky harbor. it will be

nik kovac :22 "to begin after finally, after a decade of discussion, removal of the dam....which will make the river cleaner and while we're at it, will save the taxpayers over 2 additional 2 million or so over the next 30 years. so it's a 4 million dollar savings which will allow the others resources and pressing needs in the parks." 3 the milwaukee county board says they've wanted to repair the dam for several years.a spokesperson for the county told me after that initial vote today to remove the dam, that mrs are disappointed new at noon....a fire damages a restaurant on milwaukee's north side . we captured this video of firefighters investigating the aftermath of a fire at ashley's barbeque at 15th and center.we're told the restaurant was closed when the fire started this morning. no one was injured. and this just in...a 29 year old man has been arrested in connection with a house fire monday on milwaukee's north side.we have also learned the fire was intentionally set. that confirmation coming from arson investigators who continue to gather evidence garfield. our reporter at the

chris kovac passed sb approved by governor jan brewer. other members on the transition team include former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, and dr. ben carson. meanwhile, more security measures being taken to protect trump and his family. large traps and barricades now surround trump tower in new york city, where they are currently living. and armed counterterrorism officers are guarding the front to the public, but now tourists have to go to security checkpoints to get inside. president-elect donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence will be inaugurated on january 20th. marc martinez, fox 10 news. >>> here we go, friday evening, heading into a beautiful, beautiful weekend. when i say that, i'm talking about the weather. we'll have that forecast for you in just a few minutes. i'm... marc martinez... we're working on new stories for you -- tonight at 6... it may have happened to you -- or someone you know. facebook pages suddenly indicating someone has died... even though they're alive a

kovac tonight. he tells me he's concerned about the uptick in crime and has been , meeting with residents in the area. kathy: there are ways to avoid people coming up on your porch, looking for packages. patrick, one of them is a locker. patrick: amazon has lockers set up in and around major cities, like new york, l.a. and chicago. a company spokesman tells me tonight that amazon lockers started in the milwaukee-area this past summer. here's how it works. when a customer orders online, they can choose a locker location as their shipping address. then, they're sent a text message or email with a code when the package arrives. that code gets them into the locker to retrieve the package. packages have to meet certain requirements like size and weight. the customer has business days three to pick up their order. the self-service lockers are in places like shopping centers, retail stores and transit centers. they can also be used to return joyce: a man is killed after a workplace accident in cudahy. poli

kovac paralyzed veterans of america.uffy, commander in chief, veterans of foreign wars of the united states. harold chapman, national commander. dale stamper, national president, blinded veterans association. richard gore senior, national commandant. marine corps league. donald larson, national president, fleet reserve association. richard rinaldo, national commander. leader of valor, united states of america. smith, director military chaplains association. donald youngblood, national commander, army and navy union of the usa. john, executive director noncommissioned officers , association. douglas bolt, national vice commander, the american legion. mr. david riley, national commander, disabled american veterans. mike plummer, director of uniformed services. clay junior, commander in chief, military order of the world wars. john adams, national president. the retired enlisted association. herschel gober, national commander, military order of the purple heart. dana adkins, national president, military officers association

to the milwaukee metropolitan sewage district for $1 -- so they can remove it.alderman nik kovac sponsored the rezoning item -- and says it will cost taxpayers far less to remove it than to repair it. it."to begin after finally, after a decade of discussion, removal of the dam....which will make the river cleaner and while we're at it, will save the taxpayers over 2 million immediately and an additional 2 million or so over the next 30 years. so it's a 4 million dollar savings which will low the county to put money towards others resourcesand pressing needs in the parks." parks." board says they've wanted to repair the dam for several years.a spokesrson for the county told me after that initial vote today to remove the dam, that members are disappointed to hear of the result.in milwaukee, julie parise, cbs 58 news. 3 dozens stood silently ... lining the streets of ladysmith, wisconsin -- their y of saying goodbye to fallen rusk county sheriff deputy dan glaze.he was laid to rest yesterday.glaze was shot and killed in the line of duty over the weekend responding to a suspicious shooting him

and kansas secretary of state chris kovac who is known for supporting a tough crackdown on illegal immigration>>> president-elect trump last out on twitter after the cast of hamilton delivered a message to vice president-elect pence. pens was in the audience for the hit show last night. mr. trump tweeted three times about the incident with -- which blew up on social media. the president-elect posted this. very rude and insulting of hamilton cast members to treat our great future vp mike pence to a theater lecture. couldn't even memorize lines. the cast had for mike pence and the reaction. >> reporter: the show uses rap and hip-hop to tell the story of alexander hamilton while highlighting the strength of america's diversity. with male and female actors up other playing characters who were all-white. brandon victor dixon pulled out a cue card and read a message from the cast directly to pence. expressing their hope the administration will be inclusive. >> we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us but we truly hope this charge inspire

we saw images of someone else heading in, chris kovac, hedo counselled trump on immigration policy.those meetings taking place today. when we hear any news about appointments or suggestions on cabinet members we'll bring that to you. >>> "saturday night live" and alec baldwin joining forces again. last night they parodied trump's alliance on mike pence. >> president trump, mike pence is here. >> hello, sir. i heard you went to see hamilton. how was that? >> it was good. i got a free lecture. >> heard they booed you. >> absolutely. >> i love you, mike. you're the reason i'll never get impeached. >> they're going to make it hard for us to hire a special prosecute toor to put hillary i jail. >> don't do it. >> don't do it? >> scrap it. she didn't do anything. scrap. >> sir, being president is not going to be easy. but we'll get through it if we work hard together. >> thank you, mike. oh, and mike, you're going to do everything, right? >> yes, sir. the real donald trump reacted to a few things in that "snl" clip and is demanding the cast of "hamilton" apologize. he also said that he wat

kovac is the one that scares me the most.g on in your circle in terms of accounting for why she lost and the fallout from that? lis: first of all, i think people are coming to terms with she lost and not that donald trump one. my fear is that some people are taking the wrong lessons from this. we either need to talk to the white working class or talk to latinos and blacks voters, we need to go with the standard people or with the clinton people. that's why i think it is really important to learn lessons from 2016, where we saw all the heavyweights throw its weight behind one flawed candidate and not allow any debate. we should have a chair debate all across the country. let's go to all the states that hillary clinton lost that democrats should of won and have a debate. i don't have a favorite in the chair race. jamie harrison is a good guy. ray buckley is a good guy. keith ellison is a good guy. we need to have a robust debate about where we go forward. mark: how much will the donald trump administration reach out to democrat

developed largely by chris kovac when he worked at the department of justice. >> one of the things we after 9/11 was implement the system which took people from high risk countries and required that they check in after 30 days. >> reporter: immigrants and visitors from more than two dozen countries were required to check in, be interviewed, fingerprinted and monitored while in the u.s. virtually all these countries were predominantly muslim. he is talking with the trump transition team to bring it back. critics call it a muslim registry. today in a text to cnn, he says it's no such thing. there is no registry of muslims proposal whatsoever, he wrote. the model i discussed was the system for screening yaaliens fm high risk areas without regard to religion. the program began under president bush following the 9/11 attack and ended nine years later. an inspector general's report in 2012 called the program then obsolete, unreliable and an inefficient use of resources. the aclu which fought the program says it was worse than that. >> it actually made genuine efforts at trying to combat ter

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tambiÉn hay que mencionar que chris kovac, el secretario de estado de arkansas visitÓ al presidente electoente, pasarÁ el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias en palm beach, en florida. que ya fue lugar de descanso para el presidente kennedy. satcha: pablo gato, gracias por ese informe en vivo desde la capital del paÍs. y reacciona el equipo de transiciÓn a las expresiones de un grupo de " supremacÍa blanca". estas imÁgenes muestran un mensaje racista. un miembro del equipo de transiciÓn dijo en un comunicado que este condena cualquier tipo de racismo y que su gobierno incluye a todos los que viven en el paÍs. y un juez de san antonio estÁ en el ojo del huracÁn tras decirles a nuevos ciudadanos, reciÉn naturalizados, que trump es el presidente y si no les gusta que se vayan a otro paÍs. el juez aclarÓ que sus palabras no eran una declaraciÓn polÍtica sino mÁs bien un llamado a la unidad. continuamos, esta maÑana aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". carolina rodrÍguez estÁ lista para brindarnos detalles del estado del tiempo, hay mucho frÍo en algunas regiones del paÍs, así que adelante. locutor: este segmento

al kovac paralyzed veterans of america. brian duffy, commander in chief, veterans of foreign wars of the united states. harold chapman, national commander. dale stamper, national president, blinded veterans association. richard gore senior, national commandant. marine corps league. donald larson, national president, fleet reserve association. richard rinaldo, national commander. leader of valor, united states of america. lyman smith, director military chaplains association. donald youngblood, national commander, army and navy union of the usa. john, executive director, noncommissioned officers association. douglas bolt, national vice commander, the american legion. mr. david riley, national commander, disabled american veterans. mike plummer, director of uniformed services. clay junior, commander in chief, military order of the world wars. john adams, national president. the retired enlisted association. herschel gober, national commander, military order of the purple heart. dana adkins, national president, military officer