in alstons opinion... aa 'our court system period is failing miserably.' ...the courts went east on hughes. aa 'this is an area for me that... i cant forgive.' in this most recent coher, cande winningham, tells us the 9 year oldl in the hospital but is improving h charges. reporting live in the newsroom, bl, fox6 news. the man police say is responsible for a caledonia father and his daughter has waived his preliminary hearing. 25-year-old levi row-nan ohseveral onies.prosecutors say he was drunk when he rear-ended kevin dalley's vehicle in caledonia. dalley and his 9-year-old daughter were both killed. another child was also injured teacher will spend the next 2 years in prison. prosecutors say 29-year-old sara domres had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student she met in her english class. hundreds of incriminating text messages were found on her phone. today she told the court she's already suffered for what she called a mistake. but the judge says it's much more than that. "i was humiliated and

you can see a report of a crash around alston avenue. we are looking at 14 minutes to seconds or so we had a minor crash blocking the center lane at 40 westbound. it cleared up a moment ago, but you can see >>> focused on people and community for 60 years, we promise a relentless pursuit of excellence. this is wral news on fox 50. >> right now on fox 50 we are following breaking news in raleigh were reserved two people are dead following a crabtree valley mall. >>> a suspect shot by raleigh police remains in critical condition this morning. but an officer who was also injured is now out of the hospital. what we have now learned about the shooting and the suspect. >>> a mother is dead and her son injured after a car hit them on the way to the bus stop. when investigators are saying about this incident. thanks for joining us. am lena tillett. >> and am renee chou. a shooting at a hotel in the crabtree valley mall >>> this happened at americas best value inn on arrow drive. emmy victor is gathering information. >> reporter: this is all new

in alstons miserably.' ...the courts went easy on hughes. aa 'i hope it doesnt hinder me from going to heaven - but hard as i try, i cant forgive.' in this most recent case, the childs mother, candace winningham, tells us the 9 year old is still in the hospital but is improving. hughes and martinez both face child neglect charges. reporting live in the newsroom, bl, fox6 news. steph thanks bret ballots in greenfield? frustration and confusion in milwaukee countys presidential recount room as mistakes interrupted what had been an otherwise smooth process. our political reporter theo keith is there tonight. theo, has the issue gotten fixed? you can see election workers from the city of greenfield are still here - hours after they discovered a problem they still do not have a fix. it started earlier, when through the voting machines came up 291 ballots short of the number from election day. the clerk called back to the office. can you look for any misplaced ballots? sure enough, workers found 412 ballots. 412 is not 291 - so there is was still

those backups begin along the cornwallis road area and continue right toward alston. we have a couple of crashes still causing delays with residual backups along the interchange. we also have a minor incident blocking the center lane westbound around south saunders street. traffic is flowing freely with some residual delays toward south saunders street. we are still seeing some lingering delays on the outbound side of wade avenue out for the i-40 merge. >>> president-elect donald trump the defense department. >> white approval could be a challenge and the new contenders for secretary of state. >>> a missing north carolina mother and her 14-year-old daughter found dead. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> wral news on fox 50 ix back with bill leslie and lena tillett. >> and expected announcement from donald trump after

its a death april alston says.... aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' ...could have been prevented. alson is the grandmother of one year old bryan alston. aa 'shes on the news, a baby is dead, and its my grandson!' the child was left in hughes care back in 2003.... his young life... cut tragically short: aa 'final cause of death: sepsis, gangrene of left harm, complications of blunt force injuries, brushing.' hughes was convicted of child neglect in this case... and was sentenced to 18 months opinion... aa 'our court system period is failing miserably.' ...the courts went east on hughes. aa 'this is an area for me that... i cant forgive.' in this most recent case, the childs mother, candace winningham, tells us the 9 year old is still in the hospital but is improving. hughes and martinez both face child neglect charges. bl, fox6 news. the man police say is responsible for a caledonia father and his daughter has waived his preliminary hearing. 25-year-old levi row-nan ruohonen is charged with several felonie

that childs grandmother, april alston, says winningham's death could have been prevented... had hughes been behind bars longer. aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' aa 'our court system period is failing miserably across the board in my opinion.' hughes is due back in court next week. investigation of the jail. this is in addition to the current audit of medical care at the jail. earlier this week - the county board chairman told fox6 he wants a third party to look into jail operations as a whole... after three infants and a newborn died in the jail wihtin a six- month-span. board supervisors and the county executive said yesterday they fear the deaths could be indicative of a bigger issue. fox6 asked a spokeswoman for milwaukee county sheriff david clarke if he would cooperate with this request. she said the "sheriff doesnt run of correction does." in the day ahead... bmo harris-- announcing plans for a new office tower to replace its parking structure. the formal announcement will be later today-- but our partners at the milwaukee business journal released these

that childs grandmother, april alston, says winningham's death could hughes been behind bars longer. aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' aa 'our court system period is failing miserably across the board in my opinion.' hughes is due back in court next week. more than 400 missing ballots in greenfield turn up seven days into the wisconsin recount... the election commission will be greenfields numbers werent matching up... so the clerk, jennifer goergen, called her office workers and told them, look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. they then spent three plus hours trying to get the numbers to match. the head of the election commission wasnt happy. im not talking about some detailed plan, but a plan, because its vital that this never happens again whats the explanation for what happened tonight? ill just say, the board of canvass will rule tomorrow and id like it to be made public at that point. like i said, there were ballots that were and brought here. and the numbers all matched for the most part :17 well know more once the board rules tomorrow

in alstons opinion... aa 'our court system period is failing miserably.' ...the courts went east on hughes. aa 'this is an area for me that... ia in this most recent case, the childs mother, candace winningham, tells us the 9 year old is still in the hospital but is improving. hughes and martinez both face child neglect charges. new details... as police search for a man accused of harassing a 13- year-old girl for sex. it happened while the girl was walking home in the city of cudahy on tuesday. the girl tells police she her. the same person drove past her a second time while she was walking near swift and holmes avenue. this time he stopped the car and made a sexual comment to her before driving away. the suspect drove past her for a third time. he pulled over on swift and edgerton-- and propositioned her for sex. police have yet to say what drove the suspect to leave. the suspect is described as a white male in his late 20s to early 30s with a brown beard that reaches his chest. he was also wearing a bas

that childs grandmother, april alston, says winningham's death could have been prevented... had hughes been behind bars longer. aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' aa 'our court system period is fail opinion.' hughes is due back in court next week. one of milwaukee's newest breweries is apologizing after a name of a proposed beer sparks outrage. the beer--- "date grape" was submitted for an online competition... and made it on the company's website. our ben handelman has more on how the brewery says this happened. at mobcraft beer in walker's brewed here. each month we take idea submissions from anywhere across the us for a beer that people would want us to brew. a monthly competition, allows users to submit ideas, and share them with friends. the top 8 go into our monthly vote. a process president henry schwartz says was done automatically using computer algorthyms with no human intervention, now coming with a big apology. we looked into it, and said holy crap this is horrible. this is a name that can not be in our monthly voting round. mki month's competition---

to 18 months in prison after one year old bryan alston died in her care. that childs grandmother, april alston, says winningham's death could have been prevented... had hughes been behind bars longer. aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' aa 'our court system period is failing miserably across the board in my opinion.' hughes is due back in court next week. a new twist in the recount here in wisconsin. more than 400 misn greenfield. so far -- the greenfield city clerk doesn't want to say much about it. angelica joins us now with more. this morning, the milwaukee county election commission will have to decide whether to accept the clerk's explanation. here's what happened. greenfields ballot totals weren't matching up with election night numbers. so the clerk called back to her office and told workers to look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. the head of the election commission wasnt happy, and wants the clerk to put a plan in place for the future. ballots later today. and in michigan -- the recount is over. a judge lifte

according to a criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead from "blunt force trauma about the entire body" the child had "bruising to the face" his "left arm ...broken" with gangreen. the suspect spent a year and a thirteen years later-- another horrific accusation. a source tells fox 6--there were other children inside the home with the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused--are the mothers to the abused boys. investigators are trying to figure out what happened-- neighbors try to understand whether the heartbreaking crime could've been prevented, 58:36 this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont the two women were arrested for homicide. the two men accused in this case, were arrested for failing to act to prevent bodily harm. live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. ted thanks ashley a teen has been arrested -- in connection to a west allis school threat. the written bomb threat was found yesterday in the bathroom of the lincoln intermediate school. police sear

according to a criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead from "blunt force trauma about the entire body" the child had "bruising to the face" his "left arm ...broken" with gangreen. the suspect spent a year and a half behind bars. nats?? now thirteen years later-- another horrific accusation. a source tells fox the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused--are the mothers to the abused boys. investigators are trying to figure out what happened-- neighbors try to understand whether the heartbreaking crime could've been prevented, 58:36 this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont even know it. the two women were arrested for homicide. the two men accused in this case were arrested for failing to act to prevent bodily harm. ashley sears fox 6 news. a shots fired call leads to a crash-- and one man's arrest. officers were called to shots fired near 89th and mill about 3 this morning. witnesses told police the shooting came from a white s-u-v. while officers were investigati

that childs grandmother, april alston, says winningham's death could have been prevented... had hughes been behind bars longer. aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' aa 'our court system period is failing miserably across the board in my opinion.' hughes is due back in court next week. new details... as police search for a man accused of harassing year-old girl for sex. it happened while the girl was walking home in the city of cudahy on tuesday. the girl tells police she noticed a stranger driving past her. the same person drove past her a second time while she was walking near swift and holmes avenue. this time he stopped the car and made a sexual comment to her before driving away. the suspect drove past her for a third time. he pulled over on swift and edgerton-- and propositioned her for sex. police have yet to say what drove the suspect to leave. the suspect is described as a white male in his late 20s to chest. he was also wearing a baseball hat. new this morning - fond du lac county officials file a temporary restraining order to stop the placement of a conv

according to a criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead inside the suspect's home. now, thirteen years later that woman is accused in another horrific case. a source tells fox 6--there were other children inside the home with the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused are the mothers to the the shooting death of 5-year-old laylah petersen will be sentenced today. carl barrett junior was found guilty on all four charges he faced. laylah petersen was sitting on her grandfather's lap in 2014, when bullets pierced through the wall killing her. investigators say, barrett and two other men were looking to kill a man acquitted of murdering one the men's family members. they fired into the wrong house. arlis gordon and paul farr have already pleaded guilty for their roles. barrett's sentencing is set for 8:15 this morning. parking regulations begin today! according to the department of public works, from december 1st through march 1st--most residential streets will require alternate si

this was after one-year-old bryan alston died in her care in 2003. a source says another child is still hospitalized from the incident. it is a big weekend for badger fans. still ahead-- match up against penn state. plus-- donald trump makes another pick for his cabinet. why his latest choice may be easier said than done. and wildfires cause major damage down in tennessee. the good news city officials announce to residents. the badgers football team was a pleasant surprise for many fans this year. now, they're vying for the big ten championship on saturday night. but their season wasn't a surprise inside the locker room. brandon cruz has more. "lucas oil stadium is a familiar place to some of the badgers. unfortunately, their memory from a couple of years ago is a bad one as they were embarrassed by ohio state. the seniors that redemption against penn state 'were definitely happy to get back there and reinstate why we belong and not feed off the last time we were there and we want to give people a different image of who the wisconsin badgers are in a

woman's teenaged daughter and niece got lenghthy sentences for their role in killing one year old bryan alston in a home on north fiftieth. court records say that baby had bruises, swelling and gangrene. the 44 year old woman was sentenced to year old woman . police say they arersted two men, who police say did nothing to save the boy. all those apartments in there nobody noticed any of this lauri scales--neighbor a source tells us another child was also beaten and is hospitalized at this time. live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news brad thanks myra tomorrow morning, wisconsin will be the first state in the country to begin recounting all of its ballots in the presidential race. political reporter theo keith joins us in the studio, theo, some concerns. the warning to county clerks was this... expect more attention than normal at the couting sites because wisconsin is in the national spotlight. good morningcounty clerks get their final instructions before the recount starts at 9 a-m thursday. election administrators say that anyone can watch as the votes get recounted in each county... make

according to a criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead from "blunt force trauma about the entire body" the child had "bruising to the face" his "left arm ...broken" with gangreen. the suspect spent a later-- another horrific accusation. a source tells fox 6--there were other children inside the home with the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused--are the mothers to the abused boys. investigators are trying to figure out what happened-- neighbors try to understand whether the heartbreaking crime could've been prevented, 58:36 this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont even know it. homicide. the two men were arrested for failing to act to prevent bodily harm. live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. ted thanks ashley only on fox6 tonight-- a mail carrier delivers a special package-- to police! after being robbed of two packages, the mailman didn't let the suspect get away. he chased him down and hand-delivered him to authorities. fox 6's brittany shannon expl

a previous conviction of child neglect leading to death for fatal injuries of one year old bryan alston, a child in her care in 2003. fox6 spoke with trevion's mother today by phone. i don't really know what happened but the thing is it didn't have to happen. i don't know the full details right now. nobody's telling me anything. i don't know right now a source tells fox6 another child is still hospitalized for a century in the system. that is the sentence handed down today to one of the men responsible for the shooting death of five-year-old laylah petersen. justin williams has the details. their pain, is palpable. laylah was the light to many of our lives, and that piece that will, forever, be missing. and, in some cases, downright dangerous. at one point, i was sittin at home, with a pistol in my laylah peterens family gather, inside a milwaukee county courtroom, for the sentencing hearing of carl barrett, convicted in connection with november, 2014 shooting death of the five-year-old girl. she may have lived a short life, but her life was full of love. we will never know, or be able

according to a criminal complaint, one-year-old bryan alston was found dead inside the suspect's home. now, thirteen years later that woman is accused in another horrific case. neighbors say they are disturbed by what happened. this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont even know it. a source tells fox 6--there were other children inside the home with the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also reportedly abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused is the mother of the abused boys. starting today-- milwaukee is launching a program where people can mail un-used prescription drugs in an envelope for free. they'll be ab envelopes at local c-v-s stores. this comes after new numbers show milwaukee county is on pace for its deadliest year ever for opioid deaths. the milwaukee county medical examiner says 217 people have died from opioid deaths so far this year, with 55 additional deaths pending toxicology. that likely means last year's record of 231 deaths will be shattered. alderman michael murphy says efforts to slow the epidemi

taken into custody for his death has a previous conviction of child neglect after one- year-old bryan alston died in her care in 2003. fox6 spoke with i don't really know what happened but the thing is it didn't have to happen. i don't know the full details right now. nobody's telling me anything. i don't know right now a source tells fox6 another child is still hospitalized from the same incident. one of the men convicted of killing a 5-year-old girl - will spend the next 65 years in prison. sentenced today. the 21-year-old and another man fired multiple shots into a house near 58th and fairmount. one of the bullets struck laylah petersen as she sat on her grandfather's lap. the men thought they were targeting someone else's home. if he ever gets out-- barrett faces an additional 35 years of extended supervision. a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says it needs to he says four people have died in the milwaukee county jail in the last six months-- including a newborn baby. t

that same woman was convicted in 2003 for involvement in the death of one-year-old brian -- bryan alston. woman stood by as two of her family members beat the baby using him as a punch bag. as for the seven-year-old, police are trying to learn more about the injuries leading up to his death. the woman was charged to 18 months in prison for the 2003 crime. she and the other three people have not been charged for the latest case. district 1, coreen zell, today's tmj 4. >> thank you, coreen. >>> a wintery mix blowing in from points west. john shows us when it may zip across lake michigan. >> starting to do a lot of that right now. this is mostly sprinkles and rain showers rolling around the area. you'll see as the radar goes through and the snow finder mask as you call it is trying to snow in some spots but again this is very, very light stuff rolling through the area and you can see the scattered showers fromrt dodge county and in through washington and sheboygan and fond du lac county with isolated showers everywhere else all still around that low that brought us the inch of rain a couple

a live look at the pike, a check by alston-brighton, eastbound at the top of the screen. let's go to the maps and check the rest of your ride. traveling across the zakim 128 looks good. so does the pike. we're watching what's left of road work near kendrick street. north of town, construction on 128 south. three lanes closed route 3a to 2a. expect the trains and buses on start on steadual. antoinette: it's the news patriots fans have been fear. rob gronkowski may not be returning to the field. gronk is set to have surgery on his back. randy: sera congi is at gillette stadium with reaction from the patriots. sera: from the family and the patriots gives us insight. they don't expt rob gronkowski will play the rest of the season. they'll make their final decision after this surgery. here's part of the statement. after a hit early in the jets' game, rob began to experience this forced him to leave the game and he did not return. this is the play in the first quarter of last sunday's game where gronk was slow to get up after taking a hit. he will undergo surgery to address his

cbs television distribution sheena wells and tamera mcpherson are suing limo-service owner james alston for the return of his fees for

alston did not cooperate. they got assigned in the middle of the guideline range.petro tiger got a 20% discount to really make you think okay, you have to cooperate. but you always have to ask yourself this question, the 20% discount off of what and that's the elephant in the room. what is the what we are talking about? if we are talking about $5 million or take tenant, $500 million was the elephant in the room. and you can have serious disagreement about whether it should be 500 million or 200 million or 100 million. it's a difficult one. so i would say it's obvious that once you have arrived at a number you are much better off cooperating and getting the discount, but if you arrive at the number two cooperate you have to agree to some inflated or what you believe to be an inflated number, then you're not getting much of a benefit at all. >> it's interesting, i think it's a practical matter. it's hard for a company to just flat out tell the government to go pound sand. particularly for healthcare providers, apart from doj you have permissive exclusion issues if oi

according to that criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead inside the suspect's home. now, thirteen years later... neighbors say they are disturbed by what happened to the 7 year old child. 58:53 its just terrible. it really is. 58:36 this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont even know it. a source tells fox6 the 7 year suffered from malnutrition and abuse.... and that there were other children in the home. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused are the mothers of the abused boys. two inmates... now back behind bars after breaking out of prison. how they escaped in the first place... plus: "whose streets, our streets. whose streets, our streets." protesters... taking to the streets of charlotte... af charge an officer in a fatal shooting. and the death toll rising in gatlinburg. what's next for crews... after wildfires rip through eastern [ tower pinging ] 've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get de

in 2003, the suspect was convicted of child neglect complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead inside the suspect's home. now, thirteen years later that woman is accused in another horrific case. a source tells fox 6--there were other children inside the home with the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused are the mothers to the abused boys. one of the men responsible for the shooting death of 5-year-old laylah petersen is expected sentenced today. carl guilty on all four charges he faced. laylah petersen was sitting on her grandfather's lap in 2014, when bullets pierced through the wall killing her. investigators say, barrett and two other men were looking to kill a man acquitted of murdering one the men's family members. they fired into the wrong house. arlis gordon and paul farr have already pleaded guilty for their roles. barrett's sentencing is set for 8:15 this morning. also in court today... the man milwaukee police officer. 23-year-old "dabreon jefferson" has now been charged with

year old was convicted for a previous child neglect-- resulting in the death of one year old bryan alston in 2003. was just a happy child always has been trevion's mother did not talk about why the boy was staying with others on south 19th street or his relation to those arrested, i don't really know what happened but the thing is it didn't have to happen. i don't know the full details right now. nobody's telling me anything. i don't know right now a source tells fox6 another boy was also injured in the incident and is at childe doing better. i haven't been up to see him. i'm going to talk to the people at child protective services right now the district attorney's office tells us it already has several reports in this case but has not yet reviewed it. reporting in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news all eyes are on the presidential recount here in wisconsin... forth. the billboard now on display. and why all sides are talking "tampering" plus, a dying love for the packers. the super fan who hopes to cross a big one off his bucket list this everyone has a warm jacket to wear this winter.

according to that criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead inside the suspect's home. now, thirteen years later... by what happened to the 7 year old child. 58:53 its just terrible. it really is. 58:36 this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont even know it. a source tells fox6 the 7 year old who recently died... suffered from malnutrition and abuse.... and that there were other children in the home. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused are the mothers of the abused boys. still to come on wake up --- we check in with t-m-z for todays plane that crashed in colombia have leaked. what they reveal about the doomed flight. and brian kramp is going inside --- milwaukees legendary kooky you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a large low moves slowly off to the east and weaken today allowing us to slowly dry up but we will still see a few morning showers and snow showers. drizzle could linger into the afternoon. as high pressure builds int

taken into custody for his death has a previous conviction of child neglect after one- year-old bryan alston died in her care in 2003. fox6 spoke with trevion's mother today by phone. i don't really know what happened but the thing is it didn't have to happen. i don't nobody's telling me anything. i don't know right now a source tells fox6 another child is still hospitalized from the same incident. move over tesla... chevy is showing off an all-new electric car. ...a test drive of the new bolt e-v...in today's tech report. and the cooking mom is here... she's sharing an easy appetizer recipe there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices e, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members are satisfied with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now and learn

alston & bird, a big d.c. law firm. they've been getting paid $20,000 a month by what would be the taiwan embassy in the united states if we had diplomat relations with taiwan, which we don't, on purpose. bob dole may be 93, but that does not mean he's retired. he's still at it. it's fair to say we may have had some influence in setting up that diplomatic bombast of a phone call between the president-elect and the leader of taiwan. think about that for a second. i mean, it is one thing to be directly on the payroll of a foreign country, king charles. it is another thing to effectively be on the payroll but to collect your fee through your family business. but it is a third and co-equal thing to be like an empty set on foreign policy, to be ignorant or naive or agnostic or cynical enough about policy about america's interests that you're happy to be an instrument of a foreign government. you're happy to be an instrument of a foreign government or anyone who pays the right people to get next to you to tell you what to say

. >> and quickly before we go alston, sounds like you have some concern on this too. but we're not sure yet. >> we're not sure. and one thing to be friendly with someone but it doesn't mean they are your friend. and i think he's been friendly to this point probably to more of a degree than some people are comfortable with. but once he becomes the commander in chief and is leader of this country and he sees putin as a threat i think we're going to see a different mind seth and a different use of words with regard to putin. >> next donald trump to speak in orlando live. how will he respond about president obama's tough talk about putin and he? and jeanne moos on the perils of product demos on y tv. we've all been here. and here... and here. the answer is 8. bottom line, life is hard. that's why godaddy created website builder... it makes creating a website...easy. build an awesome mobile-friendly, website... and it's free to get started. plus with the money you save, you can hire a math tutor. get your free trial of godaddy website builder now! at godaddy.com afoot and

given enough changes for all the changes and reshufflings that management has done, including buying alston, spinning off its oil and gas business, combining with baker hughes. it's time to recognize this is a new g.e., bernstein says. sure. okay. one that could earn $2 per share when? 2018. mind you, not 2017 but 2018. we're being asked to look right through what could be a tough year. in most markets we don't look through what could happen the next quarter, the next month. this one says we're okay to look through all of 2017. again, the darned upgrade worked, propelled the stock higher. you think it's because of the upgrades? doesn't it make sense that it's the market? i'm going to give you a final stunner. this one really got me. last week, loop capital came out with a buy recommendation, one of my absolute favorite semiconductor stocks, nvidia, which is the intersection of machine learning, the connected car, and gaming -- that's the triple crown. that's the american pharoah of high growth end markets. end v nvidia stock had been biding its time. the stock had stopped going higher of la

alston. and the c.b.o. staff came in and woshed very hard on this. araiaurora swanson was always available. so we have a lot of people who have been involved in this. i don't think people want to think this is just another bill that came along and it is time for it to be considered. we could have this a long time ago. we weren't quite ready. it took the time for all of us to get together. i think it is important. you heard others talk about one major provision in the bill. i do want to address that in a minute. but if you stop and think about what is in this thipg, we have 30 new navigation, flood control, environmental restoration projects. it modifies eight existing projects, basic reports submitted to congress by the secretary of the army. these projects support our nation's economic competitiv competitiveness and well-being by deepening nationally significant ports. n. you around here -- you around here know which ones we're talking about. ecorestoration in the florida everglades which will fix lake okeechobee and stop the algae blooms. flood con