will be the year they find the people responsible for ashleighs death. death...> (nat rain)> on a rainy night at highland memorial park - tammy love sat near her > daughter's grave - another year gone by with no answers> > :43:36> seven years ago today, at 2:00 in the > broke into our house as we were sleeping, and killed my daughter > ashleigh> > every year since - friends and family have gathered here - with a > promise to ashleigh> > 43:52> each year on october 6th we come to her gravesite, and i vow to her > that until they're caught, i will have a vigil for her, to bring light > to the case> > thgi numbed by the sight of this > grave, no parent should ever see) followed by a ceremonial balloon > release - some sending messages along with the balloons to ashleigh > and other homicide victims (nat)> > love believes someone out there knows something - and hopes this will be the last year they gather...> > 45:28> just let us know what you know, because living this unknown, not knowing, i know it's not going to bring ashleigh back to find who did this, b

for the last seven years--- friends and family have gathered with a promise to ashleigh to bring light on her case 1:18-1:33 just let us know what you know, because living this unknown, not knowing, i know it's not going to bring ashleigh back to find who did this, but i want everybody to know the names of the murderers who killed her, so they don't do it to somebody else's child. offering a ?five-thousand dollar reward? for any information leading to an arrest. 3 looking ahead now-- a former milwaukee county official.. convicted of misconduct in office.. will find out his punishment in court today. 56-year-old dennis dietscher was a former "risk manager" for the county.he's accused of funneling more than 10-million dollars in resoration work to the same contractor over several years. he agreed to a plea deal to avoid a jury trial back in july. this afternoon he'll be sentenced in a milwaukee county courtroom. a new ordinance in germantown is aimed at saving firefighters' lives. lives.collapsing structures is one of the leading causes of firefighter deathsthat's why the village of germ

family and friends of ashleigh love.. a milwaukee woman gunned down in her home by an intruder seven years ago will rally at hera forward with a break in the case. the unsolved murder took place october 6th 2009. police say they have a person of interest but no suspect. they also say the murder of the pius high grad was not random. a vigil will be held at highland memorial cemetery in new berlin tonight ...to remember ashleigh. 3 roundy's foundation is ?fighting hunger?... through the "feeding families tour."it makes a stop today in milwaukee. the goal is to donate more than 200-thousand dollars to ?60 food pantries? in five days. will be donated in food and funds to ?each? pantry.the tour will be in brew city at ?10 this morning?... at the pick n save on capitol. 3 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) ahead??10???)) today: more clouds with times of on and off showers and storms. rain totals less than 1". warm with highs in the lower 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: rain lingers and could be heavy at times, e

we got ashleigh banfield. a new show prime-time justice with ashleigh banfield premieres on our sister network hln. her show is going to focus on a confessed serial killer but where's your head on this? we all know that we can't do enough to let people know how painful this is. how it affects the people around the addict. what do you think of this? >> if you're not affected by that, i don't know who you are. and if you read the comments, under those postings, i think it was something like 34 million, 35 million people who've seen this, you'll get a really good sense of where people fall. some people are so thrilled that this is breaking through some of the noise about heroin. and other people are devastated that this child was subjected to this. the father says he -- he talked about it with his son, asked the son if it would be okay to post it. the son's 8. doesn't matter what kind of conversation you have with an 8-year-old. but at the same time there are a lot of addicts who've been posting saying thank you,

ashleigh banfield, your new show, "primetime justice" with ashleigh banfield, 8:00 tonight on hln that's thing that is is injustice at a corps. those who cast aside those who choose to take drugs and they forget about those kids. there's a lot of controversy in what he chose to do, about a, video knowitaping, and releasin two. that's the kind of child that can't consent legally. the effect it's having on people. >> 34 million times you said. >> 34 million people have seen that and many drug addicts said you've changed my life. >> these are the kinds of stories -- you also were talking about the serial killer case out of ohio, this guy confessed to quilling fi killing five women. this is the chilling 911 call from his home in ashland. >> "911 what is the address to your emergency? >> ". [ inaudible ] ." >> i've been abducted. >> who abducted you? >> shawn graves. >> tell me more. >> that woman whose name is jane doe, he was abducted and tied up and sexual assaulted by that man, that photograph you just showed. she was able to wiggle away, call 911, right when he was sleeping. she was resc

she's only talking, those with hln ashleigh banfield.store on the debut of her new show "primetime justice." >> reporter: we got a lot coming up on the new program. for one, we've been following this story about what looks to be like a serial killer story in the making. a man has confessed to killing five women and he did this behind bars. he told a reporter, guys, that he did this. he hasn't even been charged with some of these murders and he's spilling the beans. this is his picture. kind of reminds you of dahmer and bundy. we're watching this story and one of the people who can help us get inside his mind his girlfriend who lived with him for five years, perhaps give us some inclination whether there might be any clues before all of these murders happened. so we're going to do that story and then we're so fortunate because robin wright will stop by. she will talk about not on italy current season of ""house of cards"" she's filming, she's also directing which is exciting. she will talk about injustice in her view. she's doing somethin

in her own home 7-years ago is hoping balloons last night at the grave site for 19-year-old "ashleigh love."she was buried at highland memorial park in new berlin. a man broke into love's home... and shot her. police ?had? a person of interest--- but did not name a suspect.... and no arrests have been made. for the last seven years--- friends and family have gathered with a promise to bring light to this case 1:18-1:33 just let us know what you know, because living this unknown, not knowing, i know it's not going to bring ashleigh back to find who did this, but i want know the names of the murderers who killed her, so they don't do it to somebody else's child. love would have turned 26 just two weeks ago. her family is offering a ?five-thousand dollar reward? for any information that leads to an arrest. the man who once ran a youth group home pleaded no contest to seconed degree sexual assault of a child . .jermarro dantzler was alos charged with perjury after prosecutors claim dantlzer asked his friends to lie for him about where he was the night of the assault. that milwaukee county

family and friends of ashleigh love-- a milwaukee woman gunned down in her home by an intruder seven years ago-- will rally at her grave with the hope someone will come forward with a break in the case. the unsolved murder happened on october 6th, 2009. police say they have a person of interest... but no suspect. the pius high school grad was not random. a vigil will be held at highland memorial cemetery in new berlin tonight...to remember ashleigh. 3 looking ahead this morning--- roundy's foundation is ?fighting hunger?... through the "feeding families tour" which makes a stop in milwaukee today. the goal is to donate more than 200-thousand dollars to ?60 food pantries? in five days. days.nearly 37-hundred dollars will be donated in food and funds to ?each? pantry.the tour will be in brew city at ?10 this morning?... at the pick n save on capitol. 58 morning news...we'll tell you about facebook's new feature on its messenger app. 3 it allows you to send ?super-secret texts.?we'll tell you all about it next! 3 3 here's a live look outside for you. you're watching the c-b-s darien: wh

family and friends of ashleigh love-- a milwaukee woman gunned down in her home by an intruder seven years ago-- will gather at her grave today.they are holding out hope... someone will come forward with a break in the case. the unsolved murder happened on october 6th, 2009. police say they have a person of interest... but no suspects. they also say the murder of the pius high school grad was not random. a vigil will be held at highland memorial cemetery in new berlin tonight...to remember ashleigh. 3 roundy's foundation is ?fighting hunger?... through the "feeding families tour" which makes a stop in milwaukee today. the goal is to donate more than 200-thousand dollars to ?60 food pantries? in five days. days.nearly 37-hundred dollars will be donated in food and funds to ?each? pantry.the tour will be in brew city at ?10 this morning?... at the pick n save on capitol. coming up on the cbs 58 morning news--- a big change for the mall of america on thanksgiving.details next! 3 and - after the break... we answered... about breast cancer. workers: he campaigned as a job creator but sena

this coming from the linn county attorney -- who says the shooting of markell bivins on ashleigh steil -- is the daughter of an investigator in the linn county attorney's office, so the county attorney requested the iowa attorney general's office to review the case. both steil and officer jeremiah white's actions were officially justified. investigators say bivins was attacking his girlfriend with a knife when the officers shot him. a staff member at an area school is diagnosed with mumps. worker at bryant elementary in dubuque is now the sixth person to come down with the virus in the district since the beginning of september. an email from the dubuque community school district informed parents of the diagnosis this morning. symptoms of mumps include fever, headache and swollen salivary glands under the jaw. we're following up on our coverage with the floods of 20-16 tonight -- with last month in cedar rapids. the second highest crest for the river there prompted lots of flood protection work -- -- especially with the use of sandbags. volunteers turned out with their shovels around th

an amber alert was issued after ashleigh took her son from his grandmother's home. the grandmother is the baby's legal guardian and ashley has since been arrested. >>> voter registration deadline was midnight on tuesday. how many people signed up to vote? we'll break down the numbers. >>> new faces to greet you at mineta san jose international airport. bright robotic faces. we'll meet these high-tech employees next. (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. >>> it is the tail end of the campaign, the tail end of the countdown. 13 days now for the race for the white house. we now know we're going to be picking a new president in just two weeks. historically whoever wins florida wins the whole thing. >> both candidates are vying for votes there this week. donald trump spending the day yesterday hammering secretary clinton on the affordable care act. it c

investigators say officers ashleigh steil and jeremiah white saw 25-year-old markell bivins fighting with his ex- girlfriend.when the two officers tried to pull bivins away, he reportedly stabbed the victim and the officers opened fire.the incident was not captured by any body cameras. body cameras ?are? soon coming to dozens -- --of linn county sheriff's depu. deputies.county supervisors are expected to decide next week whether to spend 65-body cameras.before approving the cost, leaders tell fox 28 news they want to make sure that it will do what it's intended to do -- improve transparency between the department and the public. the public needs to know how these are going to be utilized and how it will benefit them and how it will overall improve the trust if there is a lack of trust with the police force. "if they're sent on a call for service and they actually arrive on scene and they start to on. we want to record all those incidents incase something occurs. if approved it would take some time to deploy the cameras. sheriff gardner tells fox 28 news that once they arrive, leaders

most of his life outside of the private sector, who understands about numbers and bottom line and ashleigh putting people to work again. he's done a phenomenal job. versus russ feingold, who, for 18 years, served in the united states senate. remember what we did to russ feingold six years ago? we fired him, right? we fired senator feingold. why? for a number of reasons, but the number one reason on that list is that he was the deciding vote for obamacare and we said back then it didn't work. and today we know it works even less. it works even less. they call it the if or double care act. but we have seen in the state the results, it doesn't work then it doesn't work for farmers. it doesn't work for families. it works for people like president obama and other liberals in washington who think it is a good idea. but it's not affordable in this state. once and fraud, we fired russ feingold a years ago. we don't need to send him back to the united states senate. we need a said someone -- we need to send someone with wisconsin values, not washington values. we need someone like ron johnson in th

most of his life outside of the private sector, who understands about numbers and bottom line and ashleigh putting people to work again. he's done a phenomenal job. versus russ feingold, who, for 18 years, served in the united states senate. remember what we did to russ feingold six years ago? we fired him, right? we fired senator feingold. why? for a number of reasons, but the number one reason on that list is that he was the deciding vote for obamacare and we said back then it didn't work. and today we know it works even less. it works even less. they call it the if or double care act. but we have seen in the state , it doesn't work then it doesn't work for farmers. it doesn't work for families. it works for people like president obama and other liberals in washington who think it is a good idea. but it's not affordable in this state. once and fraud, we fired russ feingold a years ago. we don't need to send him back to the united states senate. we need a said someone -- we need to send someone with wisconsin values, not washington values. we need someone like ron johnson in the united st

. >> be sure again to watch "primetime justice" with ashleigh banfield premiering monday night 8:00 p.m. on our sister station hln. >>> there is is a lot that we need to break down for you this morning. >> let's get to it right now. >>> i am a victim of one of the great political smear campaigns in the history of our country. >> two more women say donald trump made inappropriate sexual advances towards them. >> disturbing stories keep coming. >> these allegations are 100% false. they are made up. they never happened. >> the first of eight accusers publicly came forward wednesday night. >> believe me. she would not be my first choice that i can tell you. >> this is who donald trump really is. >> this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to clinton corruption. >> i like it better without the teleprompter. >>> nice to wake up on a saturday morning. don't have to go to work. don't know what that's like. and then with you. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. donald trump slamming the media. he just tweeted again the election is rigged by the media pushing false and unstate of