police say ron ferrell was racing chris bloomfield last july through somerton when bloomfield crashed into a tree. police say bloomfield walked away before emergency crews arrived. he has a hearing scheduled tomorrow. farrell will be arraigned today. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> just a drop dead gorgeous day around our region. a live look at roxboro from our presidential city camera. comfortable weather conditions have returned. but how long will it stick around? that's the question. nbc 10's first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the forecast and the answers. >> hi, vai. it won't be lasting all week but it will last another couple of days. great weather for baseball or any other kind of outdoor activity. we don't have any clouds in the area, let alone rain. we have to go back a long way to the west to find any kind of showers. this is the front that came through last night with all of the showers and thunderstorms. the temperatures now only in the 70s. 77 in philadelphia. and the humidity is way down as well. temperatures barely gett

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it happened in the essex county town of bloomfield. the attacker cursing at the 62- year-old man before he beat him. anthony johnson is at the scene. >> reporter: while the victim says he contacted trump headquarters to let them know about this attack that took place in the parking lot of this friendly's, this is certainly an example of politics that's getting real attacked by a motorist for wearing a trump t- shirt while walking along broad street. >> he called me white trash, cursed at me. i called him a few choice name backs, which i told the police officers. came back in here, he followed me. >> reporter: the trump supporter thought that would be the end, but it wasn't. >> 15 minutes later he came with a low jack in his hand, daring me to come outside. outside. i go outside, he swings the low jack at me, catches me up here, over here, over here, and in my leg. >> reporter: the weapon he calls a low jack was really an old-fashioned steering wheel club. >> i realized people don't like trump, but i never expected something like this,

peter said he was walking in bloomfield when a man pulled up in a car and questioned his shirt. the 62-year-old xlams same person followed him into a restaurant parking lot, had a crowbar and hit him several times. a waitress at the restaurant has a different version of the story. she said he shouted racial slurs at the person inside the restaurant and >> i believe it was all the white man's fault. the poor kid walked in. he was trying to order ice cream. >> he called me white trash. cursed' me. i called him a few choice names. 15 minutes later he came back a lo jack. the man suffered injuries to his arms, hands and thighs. the other man took off before officers arrived. this morning, there was maketure of a broken crosswalk sign asking the department of transportation to take care of it. they said the fastest way to get a response was to report to it 311. mark fired back, i'm sorry, what? asking if it was a joke or an automated response saying that's not how they should respond to an elected official. they slammed him for seemingly demanding special treatment. one wrote, you're

safari lake geneva is actually in bloomfield, about five miles out of town. with people reaching out and feeding some of the wildlife. contrary to a typical zoo experience the animals have free , range. >> we have got our guests in fact enclose in a relatively small area, our tour wagons, and they are confined and the , animals can meander about at liberty 360 degrees. kathy: admission is just under $25 for adults and $15 for children ages three to 15. might be a little wet at the safari tomorrow. adrienne: mark, it won't be an all day rain. mark: it won't. the first half that we can not nearly as pleasant as the second half. if you can put off your plans until sunday, i would recommend it. tomorrow morning. we will see pockets of heavier rain. sunday is the best day, and we will warm up again. it is 69 right now. we failed to make it to 80 degrees for the second time this august. we are quite in downtown milwaukee. we have had sprinkles and dodge in fond du lac county, but that has been it so far. let's show you why it will change. 's thunderstorms to the so

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so, these are moving a little bit faster than they were yesterday in the bloomfield area about 12:34. so, give it another we will say 10 to 13 minutes or so before it moves into you. the timing on these can be just a few minutes off but i feel pretty good about that. southern tuscarawas county, we've got a shower and thunderstorm crossing i-77. we also have some downpours out toward crawford and morrow a shower here, a shower just south of medina. so you can see they are very scattered, very random is the word i like to use because they just kind of pop up wherever. it it's impossible to predict exactly where these pop-up thunderstorms will develop. but we have a good idea of the timing so now all the way through midnight could see a shower or thunderstorm at any time. otherwise, hot, 91 at 2:00. 93 at 4:00. feeling a little bit more like the triple digits thisaf we will be in and out of clouds and of course we'll have hit or miss showers possible all through the evening. so, if you have plans later today of course it is a friday. so you may want to get out and about tonight and the t

sheldon: it's called safari lake geneva and it's actually in bloomfield, about five miles out of town. from antelopes to llamas, and even buffalo, there are dozens of animals roaming through the grounds. the park's founder says the hands-on element helps create an experience like none-other in wisconsin. >> rather than having people walk through and observe a large isolated exhibits we kind of , have the animals, gave them free range, and we've got our guests in fact enclosed in a relatively small area. sheldon: sounds pretty fun. tours are by reservation only. it was not exactly the prettiest of saturday's with all the clouds hanging around. mark, sunday is looking much better. mark: there's going to be some fog around on, it gets a lot better. some pockets where we are seeing son. in racine, 78, and the dew point is nasty. i apologize for the spiderwebs. it is that time of year. sheboygan, 66. it is foggy there. 78 with us on breaking through and sullivan. we have one scattered showers that has developed. you can see the vertical development on this crowd -- cloud. we made it to 81

here are the temperatures in the '60s but look to the north here out towards bloomfield and thorton area. i will pull back into q further north. look at these temperatures in the 50s. that is the difference. yesterday we were in the 80s-90s and drop to the 70s. today we are at 80 degrees and dropped into the 50s. that is how much colder this front is. the 24 hour temperatur comparison as some places is down 20 plus degrees from where we were yesterday after the cold front went by. this is pretty cool air moving in. future cast and there are the storms overhead. between now and 7:00 i think is when they will be the strongest. between 7:00 and 9:00 weakening and left with showers. after that we are done.e3 the skies are clear and i had a chance for showers and the saturday forecast and have taken them out. here is saturday with maybe a stray shower down south but overall the front range in all look fantastic. there is a wider view by 9:00 tonight the storms will be here in southeast colorado and weakening. they move away. any rain on your saturday is going to hug the san juan mountains to

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it's the state's first safari in bloomfield, about five miles out of town. tours are by reservation only. it can be a hands-on experience, with people reaching out and feeding some of the wildlife. who knew that they ate out of cups? contrary to a typical zoo experience the animals have free range. >> we have got our guests in , we have our guestsin fact, in close to relatively small area. they are confined, and the animals can meander about at liberty 360-degrees. thema: this is amazing. admission is just under $25 for adults and $15 for children ages 3 to 15. you can reach out and touch the animals they are so close. that is amazing. wisn 12 news time is 7:46. this weekend, 20 two lead built homes are open for you to tour improvement projects. wisn 12 news contributor van mcneil is live with a look inside one the houses on the mba parade of homes. good morning, van. van: good morning. absolutely correct. it is a parade of homes. this is the metropolitan builders association. the heart the of any home, the kitchen. mr. scott is so with a one homes -- with h

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bloomfield and route 87 here just southeast of middlefield a couple more. and then we're watching this line that's moving through detroit. you more lightning. so we'll see what that goes. some of the short-term models do bring this out over the lake this evening. so this is pretty much the story right now. we're just kind of monitoring things and see what pops. well, you can see what that rain did as it moved through the airport. 78 degrees now at cleveland hopkins. akron at 83. and we've got 82 in norwalk. all right. so forecast temperatures here right around 80 at 7:00. right around 70 or so downtown cleveland at 7:00 a.m. or in the greater cleveland area. we got this spotty stuff around. that will be the story tonight and tomorrow and again on friday afternoon. but then the storm risk will be going up saturday, saturday night with the next front. big cooldown starts on sunday getting into next week. yellow alert on saturday for more organized or scattered showers and storms popping up by afternoon there. could see some heavy rains and active at times we

the 62-year old man says he was walking along broad street in bloomfield when a motorist pulled beside him and questioned his support for trump. the two exchanged racially charged insult and the trump supporter walked into the friendly's restaurant and believes he was followed by the motorist. the two got into another altercation spilled outside. the person who followed him got a steering wheel club and hit the 62-year old several times on the hands, legs. >> i was shocked just as much as everybody else. i realize a lot of people don't like trump, but i never expected something like this to happen. i've been wearing my t-shirt for 2 months and nothing happened. you the right to express yourself. this young gentleman took matter into his own hands. >> he did put on the t-shirt today, but he said he's not going to put that t-shirt on again and walk around the streets of black field or anywhere until election day. coming up at 5:30, we hear from an eyewitness witness who has a different story to tell us about this attack. anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you, anthony.

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safari lake geneva is actually in bloomfield, about five miles out of town. tours are by reservation only. it can be a hands-on experience, with people reaching out and feeding some of the wildlife. contrary to a typical zoo experience, the animals have free range. >> we have got our guests in fact enclosed in our tour wagons . animals can meander about at liberty 360 degrees. thema: look at that. admission is just under $25 for adults and $15 for children ages , 3 to 15. that is amazing. later today, hours of entertainment for you and your dog. bark and brew is at wauwatosa's hart park starting at 11 this -- 11:00 this morning. dog owners and beer enthusiasts demonstrations, and sample food and drinks. there's even a costume contest. the free event continues tomorrow. it's mexican fiesta time at milwaukee's lakefront. the festival is at maier festival park through tomorrow. gates open at noon. seniors 65 and older, active military with id, and people with disabilities get in free from noon until 1:00 today and tomorrow. a lot of outdoor things happening desp

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peter told police he was walking in bloomfield last week when a driver questioned his trump for president t-shirt. the 62-year-old says there was a scuffle in a restaurant parking lot and the driver hit him several times with a crow bar. the suspect left before police got there. a waitress has a different version of that story. she says he had shouted racial slurs at the suspect inside the restaurant. >>> and a pro trump sign is back this is the second t sign to go up on sam's front lawn. vandals burned down the first one sunday night and got away. the new sign stands 16 feet tall, double the size of the original. he says donald trump personally called him yesterday to say thank you. >>> now on to the campaign itself. new controversial remarks by donald trump, some say the comment he made called for trump's camp simply says that's ridiculous. >> yeah, it was in north carolina yesterday that donald trump made these comments that some do say called for gun rights activists to take matters in to their open hands. the republican nominee once again of course accusing clinton planning to abolis

the 650 bus route 44 from bloomfield will not operate. same for the 710 3rks 3 but as far as the rails, subways and major commuter lines operating on or close to schedule and parking rules in effect today. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thanks, lauren. the search is on for the man who wanted for a violent robbery. what he was wearing at the time has them concerned. jen maxfield has the details >> if you think you're not in -- if you're in trouble, you would seek out an mta uniform. but in this case, it's the suspect this in robbery at released in the hopes of catching this person. the man is seen standing by the metro card machine counting money. the video was taken last tuesday morning at 4:00 a.m. his shirt makes him look like an employee. it's not clear if actually is. he held up another man on the platform at knife point last week answered and stole his backpack. it's especially scary because this all happened the at 125th street station. the victim is a 55-year-old man who refused medical attention. this was a knifepoint robb

i've got somebody, kimberly mcbean from west bloomfield. >> what's mi again? >> michigan. >> making we're just testing you. >> one more, hoda. >> that's you. >> when are you playing at the open? >> wednesday or thursday. >> kate clancy from stonington, connecticut. congratulations to all of our winners. we're going to shred the non-winning entries and make sure you enter again. you're our caboose, baby. >> oh, my god. they are not doing it. >> you have to sing. next on live at noon-- a 12 year old sexually assaulted on the city's south side.what park it happened near -- and who police have in custody. then - new mexican consulate. new mexican consulate.the new facility will serve more than 60 counties in wisconsin and michigan - where it's opening and what services it'll provide. possibility of some thunderstorms on the way. meteorologist brian gotter has your storm team forecast. i'm bridget shanahan.vince vitrano has the day off. live at noon is next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digitad ful worl of possibilities.

bloomfield is director of the freeman association. he is widely published. he is a british and swiss citizen holds a first-class degree in politics from the university of york and masters degrees from the city university of london and warwick business school. of a roadmapauthor of british brexit which won an award from the institute of economic affairs in london in 2014 as part of their brexit competition. are speaking ian to launch the revised version of their prize-winning essay. commentator is marion tupee. commenting on the wrong our panelist, he was extensively published in articles in almost every leading publication the u.s. and overseas and he received his ba from the africa andof south his phd in international relations from the university of saint andrews great britain. panel, we arer glad to welcome dr. victoria coates. adviserational security to senator ted cruz and received her ba from trinity college, the one in connecticut, her master's from williams college and her phd in art history from the university of pennsylvania. after blogging on fore

lynn has 56 in bloomfield and this, brrr. brrr! okay. let's have a little fun with some brr. 47. this is john up in whoppinger's say,ing, man, it feels like fall. clear and cold, a taste of autumn, an it's the first day of the dutchess county fair. so, hey, that'll be fun. you've got some nice weather over the next few. just a real quick question. chrissy has 54 and wants wants to know if i used my seat heater this morning. no, i did not. i was actually able to make it in without pushing the button. let's push more of your great weather buttons. look at that, just like that, the skies have ignite. it's morning. i love how the light fills the top half of your tv screen and just enough of a reflection to outline the waterways below. 62, wind out of the northwest at three. so, yeah, otisville 46, that's a little bit of a brr out there right now. bronxville, you're at 55. 48 mount sinai. it's cool out on the east end, 59 in brick. hour by hour, lots of sun, comfortable, 70s at lunchtime, 80 your high today. a little bit below normal by a degree or two. your records. sun is up 6:14, m