in wisconsin. they got people pre-existing conditions a formal coverage. it dramatically lowered the premiums for everybody else in wisconsin. we are putting up back in place now and with federal funding. better stabilized health-insurance market in wisconsin as a result of the governor's new approved waiver to restart risk pools, which is what we wanted to get done a lot earlier. i'm glad that the governor is getting a waiver to do that. that will help us a letter wisconsin. >> in a way, doesn't that cement the aca as being around? is --hink what it does what is happening with the experience of the aca in wisconsin is so many counties are down to one or two plans to choose from and escalating premiums. if we can go to the pre-aca situation or we had a risk pool so that people with pre-existing conditions could get affordable coverage, like we had with hearst, than the rest of the individual market, more insurers will come into the marketplace and more competition to bring prices down. that is what

that will help us a lot in wisconsin. i think that is what wisconsin did like to see. host: in a way, doesn't that cement the aca as being around? rep. ryan: what is happening, the experience of the aca in wisconsin, so many counties down to two plans to choose from. escalating premiums. if we go back to the pre-aca the situation, we had a risk pool so that people could get affordable coverage, then the rest of the individual market, more insurers will come into the marketplace. we will have more choices and more competition. that is what we had before the aca. i think going through the waiver route, we have associated health plans coming online now because of the administration. that will help. club, thatn dinner will help them by their health insurance in the wisconsin restaurant association. to get better coverage. good things are happening in health care because we have moved towards an incremental approach. we didn't get the big bill passed through the senate. host: these big ideas seem really difficult. if they couldn't happen in these two years, how are they goi

of wisconsin to serve the citizens of the state. the first worker's compensation bill was passed in these laws were replicated across the country. a lot of the new deal was altered by wisconsinites. more recently, the state has become a conservative laboratory.i love my book details this shift. the attack on the labor movement was located in many other states to bearing degrees. most recently in iowa where they passed a taccone inversion of what's called at 10. which severely restricts collective bargaining rights for public employees. this has contributed to atomizing the state electorate. unions function in many ways, there are wages and benefits. but there's other things they do. they form a kind of way for workers to get together and share ideas about policies. it's really one of the only infrastructures on the progressive side and that is why they been targeted. so fiercely. this is a movement that goes back really to the new deal. there were a lot of people that never accepted the new deal. many of them in wisconsin and some o

our risk pool works really well in wisconsin. you probably have written about it, the high risk works really well in wisconsin a captive with pre-existing a formal coverage and as result it dramatically lowered the primus for primus y else in wisconsin. 90% of wisconsinites. we're putting that back in place now and with federal funding. so you will see i think a better stabilize health insurance market in wisconsin as result of the governors new improved labor to restart response which is something went wanted to get done in lawton earlier but inside the code is getting a whiff did it because that one of his life in wisconsin and that's what wisconsinites want to see. >> in the way doesn't that cement the aca as being around? >> i think what it does is, what's happening with the experience for the aca in wisconsin is so many counties down to one or two plans to choose from, and escalating premiums or if we can go back to the pre-aca situation where we had a risk pool so that people with pre-existing conditions could get affordabl

in 2016, donald trump was the first republcan to carry wisconsin since ronald farmers . the trade war goes on that support is waning, down to justhy we're paying attention to superdelegates. >> let's back up a minute. >> per from 700 members of the party elite? and, a true blue democrat says he has a plan to this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. it's the final days where all beds are on sale. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. ends sunday. sleep number proven quality sleep >> the senate, the house, even state legislatures have been training grounds for future u.s. presidents, but we've only hadnn one from a major american city. los angeles mayor eric garcetti could change that in 2020. a democrat, he has already made history as the first jewish mayor, but he has plenty of c

author of the fall of wisconsin. in the future of american politics. let's get personal before we road trip to's far. i was just hoping that i could get you guys to talk a little bit about. you all have a deep breathe -- deeply personal connection. all right. i grew up in texas. i was in dallas during the kennedy assassination. and something that marked my life because when you are from dallas people hated you. and how do you responsible. you are actually did have a sense that people thought you were a murder. a it was also politically off the rails. i went to college in new orleans. i thought i would never go back to texas. but in 1978 i was working -- for look magazine. and i went back to texas to cover the 12 men that walked on the moon. and one of them was walking there. i found myself at a dance hall that night and another little germantown. in a band call sleep at the wheel was plain. all of these people were there. they were dancing with longneck bottles in the back with their blue jeans. i was living in atlanta at the time. t mething is happeni

how companies in wisconsin are bofilling jobs in a tight market. and remembering actor burt reynolds. dr >> wf: we return to the confirmation hearing of brett kavanaugh to be the nereme court justice. it was another day of discord-- this time centering on abortion and puce. democraticly released a few dozen of judge kavanaughs documents and emails from his ti in the george w. bush administration. a lawyer for president bush had previously deemed those emailsfi "cntial," meaning senators could read, but not talk, about them. the release sparked a ated exchange among senators. >> i am going to release the email about racial profiling, and i understand tt the penalty comes with the potential ousting of the senate. tham releasing it to expose that, number oneemails that are being withheld from the public have nothing do with national security, nothing to jeopardize the sanctity of those ideals that i hold dear. >> running for president is no excuse for violating the rules of the senate or of the confidentiality of the documents we are privy to. no sena

of wisconsin to serve the citizens of the state. the first worker's compensation bill was passed in these laws were replicated across the country. a lot of the new deal was altered by wisconsinites. more recently, the state has become a conservative laboratory.i love my book details this shift. the attack on the labor movement was located in many other states to bearing degrees. most recently in iowa where they passed a taccone inversion of what's called at 10. which severely restricts collective bargaining rights for public employees. this has contributed to atomizing the state electorate. unions function in many ways, there are wages and benefits. but there's other things they do. they form a kind of way for workers to get together and share ideas about policies. it's really one of the only infrastructures on the progressive side and that is why they been targeted. so fiercely. this is a movement that goes back really to the new deal. there were a lot of people that never accepted the new deal. many of them in wisconsin and some o

i think they think wisconsin is a good pickup seat.one is putting money into that game but to republicans, that's a number one pickup. >> it's so funny, cornell and michael, i'll talk to republicans and that race is over. it's done. you talk to democrats and they're like we've got the better candidate. it's amazing. usually the two parties, yeah, no, no, no, missouri is this way. the disagreement about north dakota is something else. >> yeah, and i feel like there's not a lot of data about it is part of the problem. it's not -- the one on that list that i think is the most interesting to me is new jersey. new jersey shouldn't be on that list. >> it's on there for one reason, the corruption of bob menendez. >> and everyone in the state of new jersey knows bob menendez and everyone knows him for exactly the wrong reason and that's one that could be -- that shouldn't be on the table and it's on the table. >> and the blue wave saves him, right? >> i think the blue wave certainly -- certainly helps him, right. but look at arizona. i'll doub

michelle moved to hawaii, dave stayed in wisconsin and had several biological and stepchildren.n 2014 with a baby of his own on the way he got in contact with his birth mom and she talked to dave. >> we talked to 3 or 4 hours. it felt natural like we picked up from 17 or 18 years old again. later in the month, she is like, why don't you come out to hawaii. >> reporter: their chemtry wastant d thed and mic moved back to wisconsin and ther relationship with each other m with his kids, he he just connects with them and sees them, his parents did a great job. in at michle tied the knot and martin officiated. >> the reason this is working out so well is these are really good people. >> martin's adoptive and birth parents are involved in the lives of his children ask the situation couldn't have worked out for the better. reconnecting with his birth parents. we'll be right back martin sid the support from his adoptive parents and sister made all the difference in reconnecting with his birth parents. we'll be right back >>> cold storage fuji apples are in the market. they are rereleasin

bounty, the quicker picker upper. >>> let's go back to milwaukee, wisconsin wisconsin.e. they're talking a lot about the president's trade policies. >> reporter: exactly, chris. we're here in wisconsin because like a lot of other states, like michigan and ohio, a lot of these big union voting places, donald trump pulled in the highest number of union member voters since ronald reagan. those voters were the ones often credited for giving him the victory. those are the voters we're looking for in the midterm elections. that's what brought us to tony. there's a lot of union members looking at the election and through the lens of the likes of trade war that the president has engaged in currently. i wanted to talk to tony. we're part of the iron worker's local union. tell everybody what you do and why do the tariffs have an effect on you? >> i'm the business manager of the local. i represent all the workers that go to work on a day today basis. what that recoveries from wisconsin in the upper peninsula in michigan. what we do is we erect buildings. we put machinery in. we do

the issue is front and center n the wisconsin governor's race. the republican incumbent, scott walker, is squaring off agaist the state's longtime superintendent of schools. pos indicate the race is t clos special correspondent lisa stark of our partner "education week" went to wisconsin for our weekl segment, "making the grade." >> reporter: it's a raucous welcome on the firstay of school at maple tree eleukntary in mil. >> welcome back. >> reporter: students,heered on by city and district officials, and tony evers,wi sconsin's schools chief and the mocratic candidate for governor. 20 miles away, in the city ofrr waukesha, the t governor, republican scott walker, is opening the school year at la casa de esperanza, a charter school. walker, running for his third term, is getting an award froxp la casa, fording school choice. education is a key issue in this race, 40% of voters say it's their first or second most important concn, edged out only by the economy. >> this is our message of thei yearve my public school and i vote. >> reporter: heather

workers fled this middleton, wisconsin, office park. unsure of where shots were coming from or who was being targeted. >> we had no clue, you know, hearing the gunshots. it was scary. >> reporter: marlene put her workplace on lockdown as first responders moved in. >> when they evacuated us, we came through the back stairwell. there was blood on the ground. >> reporter: officers quickly zeroed in on wts paradigm, a software company. authorities say the shooter was an employee, wounding three colleagues before police shot and killed him. >> subject is down. we need a shield up so we can approach. >> the suspect was heavily armed with a lot of extra ammunition, a lot of extra magazines. >> reporter: tonight no motive but praise for officers whose four-minute response time is credited with saving lives. blake mccoy, nbc news, middleton, wisconsin. >> reporter: i'm kristen dahlgren, it was around 2:00 when gunshots exploded in masontown, pennsylvania. chaos erupting in the municipal building after a man scheduled for a hearing on domestic vi

that continues numerous flash flood warnings in wisconsin, northern michigan.why the heavy rainfall. some embedded thunderstorms in this, too. we're not done yet. still more coming out of nebraska into iowa. the rain call forecast calls for an additional 1 to 3 inches from quincey to peoria. that's the chance of flash flooding during the day today. >> thanks, bill. the international space station sprung a leak. russian officials are claiming sabotage. you're watching "early today." to emerge your best every day, you need to power your wellness. new emergen-c probiotics plus. purposeful probiotics to help boost your microbiome, plus vitamin c to support your natural immune defenses. new emergen-c probiotics plus. emerge and see. your hair is so soft! probiotics plus. did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i try head and shoulders two in one. >>> he's a familiar face who made audiences laugh as a sitcom star. recently actor jeffre

taking over the state of wisconsin. not quite weird the publication our source material, research the serials of helpful items for legislatures to make good market vision, picked up the patriot toolbox, which one issue will they find in there? >> healthcare solutions. obamacare and the failure of congress to re- bill it and they probably never will based on the current scenario, we see multiple states were state legislatures say we have a problem out here. how can we provide more access for folks in rural areas. let's promote general therapy as an option. how about healthcare for folks on medicaid. how about direct primary care. you can find some healthcare option. you can find on the value can grow your economy did you find all those kinds of solutions. >> you miss washington? >> no. >> what happened in 2016? they didn't know what was going on out there. three election cycles. congress ran for office and never delivered. finally, i think, the american people have had enough. are we going to elect a guy further? over pe

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. >> the shooting at a commercial building in wisconsin today. four injured. >> the suspect is dead after being shot by officers. >> president trump is touring the carolinas today, visiting areas devastated by hurricane florence. >> our entire american family is with you and ready to help. >> the woman who helped kidnap elizabeth smart is now free. wanda barzee, released after spending more than 15 years behind bars. >> the leaders of north and south korea signing a wide- ranging peace agreement. >> kim jong-un pledging to completely dismantle a key nuclear test site, but only if the u.s. takes corresponding measures. >> reporter: the big question now is: how much of it will actually happen? uc this is fenway park. like, how do we have this? >> red sox division title banner falls off truck, found by two townies. >> we want to give it back to them, but we're looking for something. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin with the latest on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and his accuser. th

>> alex perez in wisconsin. alex, thank you. >>> and the other horror playing out today was at a courthouse in masontown, pennsylvania. a man suddenly opening fire, several shot, including an officer. here's abc's linsey davis. >> more units out here to the magistrate's office asap. >> reporter: pandemonium at this pennsylvania courthouse today, after a shooting left one person dead and four injured, including a police officer. >> we got shots fired inside the building. >> reporter: police responding to a shooting at the magistrate's office in fayette county, just south of pittsburgh. >> shortly after 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, a male entered the lobby and began shooting a handgun. >> reporter: police say he was on the docket for a domestic dispute hearing, charged with strangulation. christopher jones was inside the courthouse and told our affiliate wtae his first-hand account. >> he seen her come up with the guy and he went all bana started shooting out there. they come in and i didn't even know, i was like --

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>> las autoridades están buscando a responsables de diferentes balaceras en wisconsin, >> esta mañanalrededor de las 11 horas un hombre abrió fuego en midleton wisconsin >> informes señalan que fue un empleado que abrió fuego contra sus compañeros >> el público no está en riesgo hay un sospechoso que fue neutralizado >> hay varios heridos el sospechoso habría fallecido en el hospital >> estaba en una sala de conferencias cuando un trabajador entró disparando, el área fue acordonada, la policía revisó los vehículos estacionados fuera del lugar para descartar amenazas >> también en pensilvania a eso de las 2 de la tarde otra balacera donde varias personas resultaron heridas en la oficina del juez del condado fayette >> tras la investigación de este balacer la autoridad confirmó la muerte del sospechosos, en este segundo tiroteo se reportaron 5 heridos uno de ellos es un oficial, >> en broklyn arrestan a maestro por fabricar pornografía infantil, tuvo contacto por medio de sus cuentas de facebook con unos 45 menores para intentar establecer contactos con ellos >> como padres estamos conf

a wisconsin woman planned to call denver her new home.with her boyfriend-- she's nowhere to be found and he's in jail for something unrelated. now family and friends are begging for her safe return in the wake of disturbing text messages... reporter liz gelardi spoke with her sister and friend -- both are convinced she is in danger, or worse. (nats) "but he's going to kill me if i don't go somewhere."a chilling message -- erin vandewiele was sending text messages like this to her friends about a week before she went missing.stacey morris, friend:"from instantly meeting him i kind of had a bad vibe."when friend stacey morris met joe mayer -- he offered her drugs -- that was her first impression.erin traveled from wisconsin to denver with him -- telling people they were moving out here to get jobs and get away. mandi schmidt, sister:"we're very worried."her sister -- mandi schmidt says they stopped talking after erin started dating him.we looked up mayer's criminal record -- and found pages worth -- including charges for possessing meth, dr

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how it will affect people in key states like wisconsin to vote come november. and biden is back. what he said in a pittsburgh parade about his own political future and his message for the democrats ahead of the midterms. >> we're in a fight for the soul of america here. it's about time we restored dignity into work and start talking to each other like we're civilized and deal with one another with respect. >> we start with the politics guiding this week's supreme court nomination hearings. brett kavanaugh's missing paperwork as well as his opinions on abortion and presidential power will dominate day one of the questions and answers. so, too, the posturing for the midterms and beyond. at least three democrats on the judiciary committee are prospective candidates for the party's presidential nomination. cory booker, camilla harris and amy klobuchar of minnesota. and then there's president trump who could use a win as he barnstorms battleground states ahead of november's elections. we start with our nbc team of reporters. white house correspondent kristen welker and justice corresp

luis: ¿pero wisconsin?primordialmente crecí haciendo. >> labor que continuó haciendo durante la preparatoria. luis: pero mi sueño era ser músico. quería ser el próximo ramón ayala, el rey del acordeón. >> luis tocaba guitarra y bajo sexto, me iba a dedicar a la música, y me apoyaron. >> a los 22 años mientras tocaban en una boda, el locutor de una emisora en mcallen le hizo una propuesta. luis: me dijo que tenía buena presencia, "¿te interesa trabajar en la radio?" >> luis aceptó el reto y comenzó a trabajar medio tiempo en las noches y días festivos. luis: poco a poquito fui ganando confianza y mejorando mi estilo. >> a su vez, siguió adelante con su carrera de músico. cuando tenía 28 años, su grupo llegó a firmar un contrato con una disquera en houston que los movería al otro lado de la frontera. aunque antes tendrían que registrarse en la secretaría de comercio. luis: ahí me encontré a lupita. estaba sentada en su escritorio, y me gustó. lupita: ¿en qué le puedo servir? "tengo un grupo y queremos empezar

the wisconsin gop put together this mashup. >> the obama trump voters. if they voted for obama and voted for trump and are still with him they can keep him. >> put half of trump supporters into the basket of deplorable's. >> reporter: it is worth noting hillary continues to weigh in, recently writing american democracy is in crisis and difficult to keep track of what despicable things trump and his cronies do. shannon: thank you very much. the senate race in texas, democrat beto is giving ted cruz a run for his money but he is pointing to comments by o'rourke as he looks to turn the tide. >> two sets of criminal justice. there is one for anglo-american to the united states and other african-americans. >> i wish to beto o'rourke didn't always attack police officers. >> reporter: a new paul of likely voters put ted cruz up by 9 points tonight. republicans have been sounding alarm bells over this red state for weeks. we will talk about this with the editor and author of a new book, everyman a king. so let's talk about this. there has been so much worry in t

abc's alex perez is in wisconsin. >> reporter: terrifying moments tonight at this wisconsin business complex, after an employee opened fire inside the offices of this software company. >> callers advising they heard multiple gunshots. >> reporter: about 10:30 this morning, the gunman, police say, was near his office cubicle when he suddenly unleashed a spray of bullets. >> the shooter had a pistol. a semiautomatic pistol. we're told that he had a number of magazines, extra magazines and so on. >> reporter: frightening employees escorted out. >> we saw one person that was really bloodied being escorted out to one of the ambulances. we just saw the police officers coming, storming towards the building. >> reporter: others hiding to stay alive. >> i'm on the phone with a caller that is hiding under his desk. >> reporter: nearby buildings placed on lockdown as police searched for the suspect. later, tracking him down and shooting him. four people shot in the rampage, three of them still recovering in the hospital. >> alex perez with us tonight. alex, thank you. >>> and the other horror p

tom: i want to dive into wisconsin politics.ly well, as an identified republican. it is a mystery to a lot of americans and certainly to a global audience. from smith is a senator wisconsin. she is from the people's republic of madison. republicans go up against the democratic tendency in wisconsin? do they do it with talkshow radio hosts that are on the more popular side of mr. trump, or do they have to go more mainstream like mr. thompson? david: i think what you're seeing in wisconsin -- by the way, it is a great test case, because there is a very progressive element to it. there is a middle working-class, ine-collar attitude wisconsin. and, of course, you have a more conservative side. whoever wins the hearts and minds of that hard-working middle-class blue-collar battle wins wisconsin. in the last residential election, you saw mr. trump do quite well. scott walker, the governor -- he won, got recalled, then won again, and he is up for reelection again. i think the results have been positive in terms of economic development

outo give y perspective we're right before wisconsin avenue. a couple of hundred feet. you could see that traffic getting by in the turn off lane but we have all the other lanes take a look at the tractor-trail tractor-trailer. just talked to one of those men out here trying to get that thing out of here. the driver called eight tit the dangerous spot on the beltway when you hit that sharp turn coming around before you hit wisconsin. the wheels locked up. it took out about 100 feet of guard rail. rightow 8 or,000 pounds. there was some fuel spill on the road. they're trying to get that now.ned up they're trying to get this cleaned out befe the bulk of the rush hour gets started. no serious injuries in this crash but one lane getting off to the side. for more on the work around and other traffic problems this morning, let's send it over to melissa for first four traffic. >> good morning. thank you. to be a this is going problem for

you have several thousand union members from across wisconsin that are here.gan, they are one of those states where a lot number of union members catapulted in november 2016, which is an issue coming up here in wisconsin this november. the likes of scott walker, the governor here is up for re-election. there is a senate race at hand. but not just trade issues that we have heard about where richard trumka was talking about this morning, but also issues important to union labor. i want to bring in tom. he is a machinist with local 66 in racine. this is steve, who is a teamster in local 344. i want to ask you both, just open-ended question, your thoughts on president trump and this administration when it comes to union labor. >> when it comes to union labor, i mean, he has been somewhat supportive. he hasn't been fully supportive yet. i am waiting for that to come. as far as with the trades and everything going on, we are actually looking at possibly bringing in more companies into the u.s., which is going to eventually pan out for us and work better. >> reporter

i felt embarrassed. >> reporter: madison, wisconsin police say they got a 911 call about a suspicious. the police report says the male caller, quote, thinks they are waiting for drugs at the local drug house. the female officer went on to question stubs. >> she says, how do you know what doors to knock on? i said, the walk list. she said, can i see it? i said, sure, here you go. then she said, i'm really sorry. >> reporter: stubs's 8-year-old daughter and 71-year-old mother were inside the vehicle. she's the second black woman to be questioned by police while campaigning in recent months. >> hi, i just wanted to inform you that we have a lady that's been walking up from mather, and like for no apparent reason is walking from house to house. >> reporter: back in july a deputy confronted an oregon state senator janelle bynum who was campaigning for reelection. i asked to meet my constituent who thought i was suspicious. the officer called her. we talked. and she did apologize. as for sheila stubs, she never spoke to the anonymous male who called the police on her. but if they're listeni

the wisconsin g.o.p. put together this matchup. >> the obama trump voters, if they voted for obama and voted for trump and they are still with him, you can keep them. >> you could get half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorable's. >> it's worth noting that hillary continues to weigh in recently writing that american democracy is in crisis and it's difficult to keep track of what despicable things trump and his cronies do. >> shannon: thank you very much. in the senate race tonight in texas, democrat beto o'rourke has been given ted cruz a little run for his money. tonight is pointing to posts about law enforcement as he continues to turn the tide. >> there are two sets of criminal justice in this country. there is one for anglo-americans in a different one for african-americans. >> i wish o'rourke and democrats were not so quick to always blame the police officer and always attacked a police officer. >> shannon: a brand-new poll from quinnipiac university puts crews up by nine points tonight. let's talk about

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i think wisconsin will be very close.losest one to the playing field, ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, republican terms aren't seeing those as pick-up opportunities now. that's why i would also argue the senate is in play. >> right. those were such shocks, something clearly wasn't watched by hillarys catches, they're overnight surprises so this could be something that would really damage what trump has been riding on this wave. i know who has been looking at this for a long time, bring it back to the mueller probe, is guilianis, people defending the president who look at the senate and know if it flips, they could look at impeepment proceedings, it explains why they do such a pr push, they know the court of public opinion matters so much when you are talking about this flip you are describing. >> also, they're spending more money in a state like texas where they shouldn't have to spend money, which means they don't have the reserves to fight in the real battle. >> i had a conversation, there is a rescue mission to save ted i

. >> un sujeto abriÓ fuego e hirio a cuatro personas en un tiroteo en una empresa de wisconsin, el atacantearias municiones al edificio detrÁs de mÍ, para que tengas una idea el tiroteo ocurriÓ a 90 millas al oeste de wisconsin, a las 10:25 hora local llegÓ el sujeto armado y disparado a un edificio, en conferencia de prensa se confirmÓ la muerte del supuesto responsable, quien muriÓ en un intercambio de disparos con la policÍa, en la escena cuatro personas fueron herida de balas y transportaron al hospital local, quienes vieron todo el tiroteo, describen el momento de incertidumb incertidumbre. >> fue todo muy rÁpido, cuando empezÓ salimos afuera y empezamos a ver a los policÍas llegaron, nos empezaron a decir, vÁyanse fuera de aquÍ porque hay tiroteos hay una persona ahÍ adentro. >> el edificio se mantiene cerrado por las prÓximas horas, mientras la agencia de alcohol, tabaco y armas de fuego, ademÁs del fbi y otras en estados analizan la escena y obtienen videos de vigilancia, la policÍa local, dice que no darÁ mas informaciÓn sobre el supuesto responsable, pues eso podÍa poner en peligr

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back in wisconsin, republican governor scott walker is going for his third term. this democrat challenger has been up in the polls. senator ben sasse says or the weekend that he quote regularly considers leaving the gop. it feels good, ben, do it with me. i think the ted cruz thing is interesting. he rode in 2012 on that tea party wave. >> there are a lot of local issues. he'll be find at the end of the day. and governor wearing is a third term. that's difficult to do. kennedy: this is someone who has overcome recall. >> no one has a better ground game and get out the vote game and he has a lot of money in the bank. kennedy: scott walker is one of those people when republicans were saying the economy is so great, they will never vote us out of office. walker said hold onto your hats. the storms are brewing. >> i think wisconsin like texas represents an area that you have demographic issues that could be problematic for the gop. governor walker was ushered in with a bunch of republicans in a successful election in 2015. but with respect to texas. this is a place wh

. >> we're taking you to wisconsin end pennsylvania, showing you how the violenc played out. water.s, under the rain may have leftut us, b new york city took a beating and turned the subways io streams. chuck? >> all right. this morning all is quiet around the d.c. metro area. i have some thick fog going across parts of central virginia and thehenandoah valley. closer look at day's forecast to >>> your time is now 4:17. police are wking to find out more about two major shooting cases. >> the first happened in a municipal building in pennsylvania about 50 miles southtsf prgh. a man who was scheduled for a hearing on charges of domestic violence blasted through the front door. witnessesay heppeared to be chasing a woman. three people were injured before the shooter was killed by police. one officer was shot but is expected to be okay. >>> thr w othersere hurt when a manpened fire on his co-workers in wisconsin. this happened at a softwe mpany outside of madison. like the shooting in pennsylvania, this man was also killed by police. the three people hurt are expected to survive.

dave stayed in wisconsin and had several biological and stepchildren.in 2014 with a by by of his own on the way, martin got in contact with his birth mom. she in turn reached out to dave. >> et we talked until 2:00 that morning on the phone and probably three hours. and it just felt natural like we just picked up from 17 years old again. then later in the month, she's like why don't you come out to hawaii. >> the connection was instant. >> when i got off the plane in hawaii and walked down that airport stairs, i could just see that i felt it. >> did you? >> yes. >> what did you feel? >> a connection. i saw him and i saw his smile. i know this guy. >> that trip led to dating and eventually she moved back to wisconsin and the couple's relationship with each other and martin blossomed. >> when you look at the man that he's become, the father that he is, what goes thus your mind? >> he's a great man. to watch him with his kids, he connects with them. et he pays attention to them, he sees them. his parents did a great job. >> i couldn't ask for anything bett

. >>> in wisconsin, police questioned an african-american woman as she was stumping for votes becauseone thought she looked suspicious. jericka duncan has that story. >> reporter: 47-year-old stubs was campaigning last month to be her county's first black state assemblywoman. but then police showed up. >> i felt humiliated, outraged, angry, i felt embarrassed. >> reporter: madison, wisconsin, police say they got a 911 call about a suspicious vehicle. the police report says the male caller, quote, thinks they are waiting for drugs at the local drug house. the female officer went on to question stubbs. question stubs. >> >> she says how do you know what doors to knock on? i said the walk list. she said can i see it? i said sure, here you go. and then she said, i'm really sorry this happened to you. her daughter and mother were inside the vehicle. she's the second black woman to be questioned by police while campaigning in recent months. >> hi, so i just wanted to kind of inform you guys that we have this lady that's been walking up from mather and for no apparent reason is walking from

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doggett: i'm pleased to introduce the congressman from wisconsin, mr. kind who has been a leader on retirement issues and one of the sponsors of the original form of this bill, which has changed a good bit and other retirement legislation three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for three minutes. mr. kind: i'm an original sponsor of the original bill which became the basis of this bill. unfortunately today this bill is not that bill. a lot has changed and a lot was taken out and a lot was removed from it because the process is broken. we didn't have hearings, we didn't have consultation or the back and forth that's needed to build bipartisan support information an important measure such as this. we have retirement savings in this country and can be doing more to make it easier for individuals and small businesses to offer retirement savings plans for their employee. i'm proud to work with my friend from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, on legislation to try to correct it. part of the original bill is based on legislati

and in the real world is foxconn, which was a villain for a long time, has opened up a plant in wisconsin tea party republican, who gave away the store in tax breaks to china, a chinese company, to make iphones in wisconsin. it is total hypocrisy at one level. a senior figure suggested around three quarters of the products are intermediate, consumers will not feel it, so come the mid—term elections they will be saying, good on you, donald trump, fighting for american jobs. donald trump in the time he has been president has not brought any new supporters to him, he held onto the ones he has got. they mostly do not care because the super rich got their tax cuts and the other ones say, we are beating up on the chinese who have been taking advantage. that is the level they understand it on — china takes advantage of us, we need to punch back. there are many midwest farmers... so far they have remained very loyal. there are not as many small farmers who will be hit by this, these are people working for agribusiness companies. the chinese were wise enough to try not to negotiate anything before

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