kcrg t-v nine's samantha myers spoke to people in central city today. samantha, why is the city just now enforcing the ordinance? bruce and beth, city council members say the ordinance has been around for years, they just haven't enforced it. it's because iowa code allows for cities to assess the sidewalk to property owners. a few residents i spoke with today say they are 22:25:17;04 "love central city but i think they're going about this project the wrong way" bill hall spent his day putting up signs around central city. nats putting up signs 22:23:20;23 "the citizens never knew anything about this project. i've been handing out flyers for the last few days. some people say the project has been dropped, some people don't know nothing about it" the city administrator says people like hall don't understand the full story. ""well i don't know how many people really are upset. i think there's two or three people who have been stoking the fires against this. b public doesn't have the facts, i think once the public gets the facts and sees what's going on. i m

there is a party going on right now in central city . chicken with meteorologists rebecca kopelman . >>> it should be a pretty good night . the win county fairgrounds will have blue grass . right now people are getting ready and having food and enjoying the outdoors . the concert starts at 7 pm work picks up once again tomorrow at just have a couple clouds out there . it is dry right now, but we could see changes as we head into the later part of the night . your friday festival forecast does have some clouds . it will be comfortable tonight . we do have the chance for showers later on . tomorrow, we're lingering showers in the morning and images in the 70s . i will clear out saturday night i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. and his suits in mexico. in fact, the real donald trump outsourced his products and jobs to 12 different countries. so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great again, if you don't

the money will serve two key purposes: to help people in the central city the vacant buildings in their neighborhoods. the state will send at least a dozen "mobile response units" to the city where people can get help looking for work... these are things that dont require action of the legislature. we can do it right away to show a meaningful and tangible way that were investing and building the workforce and helping to rebuild neighborhoods here in the city of milwaukee. the state is also reaching out to the business owners directly impacted by the unrest. mayor barrett says he's hoping the city can also secure federal money o buildings problem. the search continues for the person who murdered two nuns -- one of whom was from wisconsin. police in mississipi found the women stabbed to death in their home. one of the nuns, "sister margaret held," grew up in slinger and worked with the school sisters of st. francis in milwaukee. both dedicated their lives to helping poor people in rural mississippi, working as nurse practitioners. a friend says the two sisters loved and paula would walk o

when it came to football central city and springville used to be one team -- called the catbirds -- now they're two and each year they play eachother for something big bigwe bring in mia --- again -- and there were bragging rights on the line tonight in springville you're just full of fun animal well speaking of catbirds -- this central city - springivlle game was for the bi. birds...the o's coming off a 59-20 drubbing in week one.... first quarter -- cavanaugh riley to zach march -- tap tap -- for the touchdown -- seven-oh o's....they got it done on defense too -- still first quarter -- who's got it? he's got it? james fitzgerald's got it for the second springville pick six of the first quarter.... twenty-one after a few central city defensive stops -- second quarter --riley airs it to march once more -- and he marches on into the endzone -- the orioles marching on with a 55-13 win.... and so springville has made a name for themselves in the early going's of 2016 -- but they're not the only ones -- for our final game of the night, let's send it back to zach in the studio, zach? elsewhe

. >>> a party going on in central city. let's check in with meteorologist rebecca kopelman and our friday forecast for the bluegrass festival. >> go get bluegrass at the fairgrounds. outside a live look. at 8:00 and again tomorrow. down at the fairgrounds this weekend in central city, a lot of blue-black -- bluegrass going on. for this evening we have the clouds around. we do have a chance for showers and storms later tonight and if you showers lingering once again tomorrow and we will clear out later on saturday night. after the break chief meteorologist terry swails will break down earleywine: when legislators fail to invest in education here, it affects all of us in here. without adequate funding, districts are forced to make cuts or cut funding for the fundamentals, like microscopes and lab equipment, leading to overcrowded classrooms, making it harder to learn. our students deserve better. it's time for iowa legislators to invest in iowa schools. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on r

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central city wants to fix sidewalks but that means homeowners pick up the bill. an informational session is planned for tonight. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. kaj... plan on a great day in all areas. highs will drop into the upper 70s today with lower humidity levels as well. our wind will generally blow out of the north as high pressure builds in. much of the east coast will be in for soaking rain as a trop and hugs the coastline. in response, our beautiful weather will continue through sunday. by sunday night into monday, our next chance of rain arrives. have a great day, and enjoy the welcome dry break!today: mostly sunny and less humid. wind: ne 5-15. high: 79 tonight: clear domfoable. wd: ne 5-10. low: 56 tomorrow: mostly sunny, spectacular. low humidity. wind: ne 5-10. hig 75 tom.ght: 3 ntral ty wants to enforce a people believe the city isw the city is holding an informational meeting tonight to explain why the city needs updates. the city council wants to fix crumbling sidewalks and put t

continue to do paving work and anover night accident closed down a portion of highway six out of central city this >>> thank you very much. four robbers on the run after targeting a marijuana dispensary. the thieves were armed when they held up a pot show on yale. police aren't saying much about how much marijuana was stolen. 0. >> reporter: marijuana promoted as the cure were whatever ails you had no cure. >> no an arapahoe sergeant told me three people entered thereto back door. >> three black males had on a mask and the female did not have a mask. >> reporter: a passenger in a getaway car yelled at the female to hurry up and get in the car. >> they are associated with a white four-door sedan that fled the scene. >> reporter: the ar gent says store, one employee and customer. the robbery itself came as no surprise to a neighbor. >> they have to deal in cash because of the laws that exist. the perpetrators or whatever you want to call them know that so it's basically easily pickens for them. >> but does having a dwun change that? >> we're so used to having armed bandits and robberies, etc. w

central city wants to fix sidewalks but that means homeowners pick up the bill. an informational session is planned for tonight. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news.

early morning news. "22:19:34;05 it's not necessary " that's what a few people in central city say about the city's push for sidewalks. hot classrooms close iowa city schools. how school leaders say they are going to keep it cool in the future. a shoplifting incident turns into a human trafficking investigation in waterloo. good w it's 5 o'clock on august 31st. here's a live look at the city cam.

from milwaukee's central city aimed to do today. a free trim for anyone 17 and younger -- just in time for the new school year. leisure time is good, but learning time is better. but there was an ulterior motive -- because along with a cut -- came a little counseling. you know as long as you do the right thing, you will always be rewarded for it. this concept came to smith after all the recent unrest. morally it helps you out on the inside, you know what i mean. he enlisted others in the effort to mentor the young men in their chairs. i come across a lot of problems and i feel like i'm versed in guiding somebody in a positive direction or help them find the answers to the solution they can't necessarily find on their own. it seems like something small - but the idea may already be making a difference. just look words. >{patrick neeley jr/entering 1st grad}help the city. >>what do you think of that? >>it's really nice! he's got a father who couldn't be any prouder. and i talk to him all the time about you know betterin' and helpin' a

wedc says it has helped bring several hundred new jobs to the central city. what about the three companies in question? wedc says merge healthcare has created double the number of expected jobs in hartland. saelens corporation has delivered two- thirds of the planned jobs on the northwest side. but wedc wants more than 600-grand back from the third operations. there was an especially good reason to be in sherman park today: free food distribution. studies show a correlation between hunger and violence. feeding america is trying to bridge that gap. beverly taylor joins us live at sherman park where it all took place. feeding america was here outside the boys and girls club handing out about 11-thousand pounds of food to 200- 300 families. nat feed wisconsin partners with the boys and girls club to giveaway food to families in the sherman park area quarterly. nat ..because of the recent unrest the agency moved up its scheduled date to tuesday -- and it was just in the nick of time for some. 'i was low on food but not no more now. i thank god that helped me out

. >>> fire investigators are looking into a fire in the central city area a print shop caught fire about 4 this morning at 5th street and roosevelt and the business has been there for a decade and it was an old home converted. the house is considered a historical part of our city being built in the 1920s. hour after arriving on scene. >>> a powerful earthquake devastated a string of mountainous towns in centralitaly trapping residents under piles of rubble. killing at least 38 people that we know so far. nbc lucy reports from amatrice italy. >> reporter: i am in the center of amatrice the town that was one of the most devastated by the earthquake in italy this morning. you can see here completely crashed. this building in shambles. residents were asleep in their beds. it was about 3:30 a.m. local time when the earthquake hit. i felt it as far away as 100 miles away in rome and rescue workers have been racing against the clock to try to rescue those who are still trapped beneath the rubble. there have been rescue dogs here trying to smell any potential people who are trapped beneath worke

while the term re-building is currently commonplace in parts of milwaukees central city... there are those whose efforts to construct community continue, today, despite all the destruction. as hephatha lutheran church's milwaukee's destruction, during the past several days, we did see the damaged buildings. it's part of the reality of what's happened. she is part of the reality of what is happening, now. the lindsay heights community planning council is doing three walks. this is the third, neighborhood walk. ellwanger explains, the planning council and the hephatha micah holy ground core team, organize the walks to address the communitys needs. last year, we did three walks. we went door-to- door, and asked people what are their priorities were, for change, in the so, thursday's steps lead to a sort of check-up. as we do the walk, this afternoon, we'll be looking at some of the things that have happened, because of that, those kinds of walks, and others that we're still waiting to see happen. the former includes the new street light, at 17th and locust, this strong neighbo

it was really coming down and the we are seeing that rain over south phoenix and the core central city. not a ton of lightning but moderate to heavy rainfall. no flash flood warnings in the phoenix area at least the central metro area but definitely to the east. glendale and peoria seeing rain and a nice cell now over at litchfield park we're under a flash flood watch for a good part of the state so any of the storms are capable of producing do not attempt to cross flooded roads. it will not end well for you. scottsdale valley deer valley all the way up into anthem. you guys will be next with some of this rain. it's losing a little intensity but you can see the showers have through the area. the heaviest rain now pushing toward fountain hills. you guys will be under the gun in the next 10 minutes or so. take caution and -- take precautions and don't go outside until the this is coming from the south where there's a tropical storm -- now a tropical depression how the air. -- javier. we're not done yet we still have storms to get through. temperatures 78 degrees right now as the storm is

q live tease a new earthquake rattling the central city, already in ruins. the dangerous situtations for rescuers happening now. q live tease class. finally, i discovered new tide odor defense. it eliminates the yoga aroma. so i can breathe easy hummmmm. don't just mask odors. eliminate them with new tide odor defense. if it's gotta be clean, it's gotta be tide. victims of the earthquake in italy. you can see the spire lit in the colors of the country's flag - green, white, and red. wednesday's earthquake killed at least 267 people in amatrice and other towns in central italy. while you were sleeping, another earthquake hits the exact same area.. jummy olabanji is following the breaking news. the quake struck around 6:30 this morning local time. the u-s geological service measured it with a maginuted of four point-seven. it's one of a more than a thousand aftershocks that have been rattling the city of amatrice since wednesday's six point two magnintude quake. right now - rescue crews are still desperately trying to find survivors. the death toll as autria m

the money will serve two key purposes: to help people in the central city find jobs and to renovate or demolish the vacant buildings in their neighborhoods. mayor barrett says he's also hoping the city can also secure federal money to help address the vacant buildings problem. mainly cloudy this evening with the temperature gradually falling into the middle 60s overnight. showers and thunderstorms will move in after midnight and continue saturday morning then mostly cloudy the rest of the afternoon with scattered t-storms. temperatures will stay in the upper 70s then rise into the 80s by sunday. gradual clearing throughout sunday then there is the slight tonight: rain and thunder after midnight. low: 65 dewpoint: 64 wind: e 2-4 mph saturday: morning rain and thunder will become scattered in the afternoon. high: 78 dewpoint: 68 wind: se-sw 5-10 mph new video of a wild, police chase in washington county. it happened on august 11th... when officers tried to stop 41 year old sara sebone. police say she took off... with officers eventually finding the suspect's vehicle in cabela's parking l

the four-and-a-half million dollar investment will have two key purposes: help people in the central city find jobs...and to address neighborhoods where vacant properties are a big problem... our society has created a situation where the vast majority of low-income people are located and live very clo right now. to address this troubling concentration of poverty, governor scott walker announces friday the state will invest $4.5 million dollars in milwaukee. walker says this is just the start. these are things that dont require action of the legislature. we can do it right away to show a meaningful and tangible way that were investing and building the workforce and helping to rebuild neighborhoods here in the city of milwaukee. here's how that money is to be spent: 1.5 million from the department of children and families for job search programs. 1 million from workforce development for job training. and two million to north side. i want to put people from this neighborhood to work fixing those homes or tearing them down. officials say the civil disorder around sherman park has spurred thes

tower going up downtown will be wrapped by more than 3500 panes of glass, all of it assembled by central city residents. mayor barrett thanked the workers, and said these kinds of economic opportunities will help >> i want this city to grow. i want this city to be safe. and i want us to close the gap, to close the inequality gap that exists. joyce: the mayor said the city has a long way to go, but with companies that choose to hire milwaukee workers, it is headed in the right direction. for the fourth year in a row, attendance at the wisconsin state fair topped one million. the fair also says it sold 315,000 cream puffs and 5,000 klement's famous racing sausage corn dogs. the 11-day run of the fair ended on sunday. mark, you have some pretty impressive numbers as well. kathy: we have had a long stretch of hot weather. mark: it is feeling like some are out there. it has been a warmer than average summer. we will go back 31 days and talk about how warm it has been. we have had almost every single day with temperatures above above 80. we have been below average. the coolest temperature we have h

wedc says it has helped bring hundreds of new jobs to other parts of the central city. as for the three companies in this story: wedc says merge healthcare has deliv expected jobs in hartland. saelens corporation has created two- thirds of the planned jobs on the northwest side. wedc wants more than 600-thousand dollars back from the third firm, novation companies, after it sold its downtown office. we've been tracking the developments coming out of sherman park since the unrest broke out last weekend -- from the investigation to a neighborhood in healing. click the link atop the home page of fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- to view all of our coverage. of washington county -- where flight for life was called after a farm accident. it happened just after 2-30 in the town of trenton... officials tell us a skid loader fell onto a man -- leading to critical injuries. they couldn't confirm the age of the victim -- or exactly how the accident happened. we'll keep you updated on this story as we learn more. milwaukee police are investigating after three people are inj

those driving to central city, blackhawk, conifer, light jacket may be needed, low 60s in nederland and grand lake. tonight the chance of a shower, rumble of thunder, a little clearing, low 51, chilly start, mix of clouds and sun tomorrow, mid-60s at noon, mid-70s in the afternoon. we push into the 80s in time for the weekend, stay there sunday and monday. the summer flow much of the upcoming week. if you've been longing for summer weather, you'll get that for a few days. broncos take the field saturday night, the game on channel 20, great looking forecast, 79 degrees, fair skies at 6 p.m. the pictures of the snow up high, spectacular, but you can't beat this. keep sending the weather pictures and storm reports. in drew is in next. z23eiz zvpz y23eiy yvpy >>> from colorado's sports leader here's drew soicher. >> hi, everybody. it's bedtime for the avalanche who ended up their coaching search with jared bednar most recently leading the cleveland monsters to a hockey ago. >> i'm looking forward to joining this group and pushing forward. again it wasn't maybe a normal situation just becaus

milwaukee association of commerce says he's trying to convince employers all over the region that the central city's problems are their problems too. as employers, were not driving by this and thinking this is somebody elses issue to solve. at the heart of milwaukees success is our ability to get a diverse population ready to take the jobs that are here. washington sees a silver lining from the disorder just down the street. the youth have the attention from the governor all the way down to the grass-roots be done. protrade currently has 15 students enrolled for this current 10-week course. it has the capacity for 150. the next course begins october 10th. we've got the contact info on our website, fox-6-now-dot-com...but be warned: washington says anyone who misses more than two days is kid... remember your favorite place to play? well how would you feel if you woke up and found that place - fenced off - and the business across the street burned down. it's a traumatic sight for some of sherman park's youngest residents. the signs of strife are still evident in sherman park. barber: 'you see that gas

mehmet lives in the central city of konya. with a population of 2 million, it's a stronghold of conservative islam. the party co-founded by erdogan, the akp, won 74% of the vote in last november's election here. by contrast, the opposition social democratic chp took just 9%. this is the climate in which mehmet gave a speech in the city center in december 2014, in his role as member of the chp youth branch. >> we do not see erdogan as the head of state. we see him as the head of corruption, theft and extortion. >> i was arrested the next morning. i got to school at 7:30 and the police were there by 9:00. they wanted to call my mother. i'm an only child, i didn't want her to be worried about me. so i begged the officers not to call her, but they said they had to. she was extremely worried. and that was my biggest problem. not the days i spent in custody, it was my mother's tears. >> there was widespread media coverage of mehmet's release when he was set free two days late his mother was there to welcome him. then he turned to th

north, temperatures have cooled down a bit into the '60s but we didn't warmup all that much. 66 in central city. 77 in iowa city where the concert is going on in kinnick. and a lot of ooechts in linn county but still pretty nice outside. through the night we will continueo skies. winds fairly light out of the west and temperatures falling down into the low to mid 60s area wide and could be some patchy fog that develops in the morning hours. so if you are heading out early to run errands or go to church you should run into visibility issues. it should burn off fairly quickly during the morning. plenty of shun shine. temperatures warming up rather quickly into the low to mid 80s across the area and it will be a little warmer and a little bit more humid than the last couple it's all because the winds are going to be shifting out of the south and that is going to lead to some warmer area moving on in and some moist area from the gulf moving into portions of the midwest and that is going to set us up for the chance of showers and storms as we head into the workweek. on sunday we will have the warm f

as we look around the valley but in the central city, 102. we will see 102 from 105 degrees tomorrow. we continue to get moisture down into the gulf states as well as they continue to see flooding and horrible weather down there. 84 overnight. 102-degrees for tomorrow as the ? protecting your dreams goes beyond the house itself. for just the right insurance for you, a sigh of relief for the >>> this is a sigh of relief for the bird gang nation. cardinals' head coach bruce arians, the architect of so much of this, back on the job and out of the hospital in san diego. >> yesterday, he experienced severe stomach pain during team practice and taken to the with the latest on his condition. >> reporter: think about it, at this time last night, bruce arians was in the hospital struggling but this morning, the big boss was back in action like his hash tag read and tweet to the fans, can't keep me down. it was xysting -- exciting to see the head coach walk into the media session because we were not sure he was going to make he was in the hospital. he

down through black hawk central city in to colorado springs, through then tire southwest if you are out working today, perhaps a sprinkle this morning, not really that big of a deal. nice cool day, temperatures in the low 70s, after 3:00, thunderstorms really start to pick up around here, so we will be watching for those carefully this afternoon for localized flooding. >>> sky 9 is over our side streets, blake and broadway, i do believe. above the city, sky 9 has been possibly, maybe lanes issuedown, we will check in on this to get the exact situation. couple of cars blocking the intersection of what . a busy ride across downtown, out to the west side as well. starting things off on the dark c dot camera. today dry roads this morning, with the rain moving in. to the west, accident across i- 70, a stalled out vehicle parking on the ramp, westbound 70, exiting to denver west, back ups have not stretched to the highway drive yet but potentially could. we are watching the closure and road work along southbound spear, champa and stout. >>> the opening ceremony is finally here tonight for the

some may see sprinkles tomorrow, head to cripple creek or central city going up to the mountains to brisk tonight. chance for shower, rumble of thunder, low, 51, very little clearing tonight. tomorrow, kine of a mix of clouds and sunshine, not overly warm day. temperatures, a little below average in mid 70s. here comes the weekend, almost there. we are have warming trend, 80s with sunshine, close to 90 on monday, then once we get into the 90s, we stay there, we welcome back summer for about a week, ridge of high pressure keepathize storm track to the north-- keeps the storm track to the big football game, when the guys take the field at 6:00 p.m., 79, partly cloudy, warm, and dry. beautiful with those snow capped peaks way up high, though, you guys. still getting pictures in today of the snow still falling in some areas tonight. >> beautiful. thanks. >>> an officer from the fort collins police department has been involved in a shooting tonight on north college street. we don't have many details, we don't know if anyone was hurt. highway 287 is directions at shields, traffic diverted to hi

commerce says he's trying to convince employers all over the region that the central city's problems are their problems too. as employers, were not driving by this and thinking this is somebody elses issue to solve. at the heart of milwaukees success is our ability to get a diverse population ready to take the jobs that are here. washington sees a silver lining from the disorder just down the street. the youth have the attention from the governor all the way down to the grass-roots organza protrade currently has 15 students enrolled for this current 10-week course. it has the capacity for 150. the next course begins october 10th. we've got the contact info on our website, fox-6-now-dot-com...but be warned: washington says anyone who misses more than two days is kicked out. in the newsroom, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. the u-s air force sending satellites into space today -- and lift off of the united launch alliance delta iv rocket carrying afspc-6 mission for the united states air force." the nasa rocket launched carrying 2 air force satellites -- they will seek out and destroy "spac

and some big news for people living in milwaukee's central city. announcement from the bucks. there are rain showers and thunderstorms on the way for saturday, especially in the morning. i'll show you skyvision coming up lawsuit.... and jennifer lopez is back on the market... the details in tonight's buzz. t-v show "empire" is facing some backlash... inmates at the "chicago juvenile detention center" where scenes from season two were shot...have filed a lawsuit against fox. they are claiming they were put in lockdown with no facility access or visitation for the nearly 2 weeks of filming. the inmates are asking for psychological damages. richard branson was hurt in a bicycle accident this week... the billionaire said he was cycling down a hill in the british virgin islands when his bike hit a speed bump--sending him flying through the air and his bike off a cliff. branson suffered a cracked cheek and some torn ligaments, but credits his helmet for saving his life. jennifer lopez is single again... the singer called it quits from her longtime boyfriend, casper smart. ended the

maggie rullic newn people in central city... as mercy care community physicians opens, the company says it sees an increased need for local access to healthcare in that area, which prompted the new facility. people can attend a ribbon cutting and open house this afternoon at the clinic on highway 13. it goes from 4 until 6. tonight the city of coralville will talk about a new ordinance regarding air b-n-b renters. the proposal would ban short-term rentals, which is defined as renting a home fewer than 90 consecutive days. most short city says they've received a lot of complaints about these types of renters for noise and parking problems. one of the "final five" from team u-s-a's gymnastics team will now become a judge for the miss america competition. and doctors forced aretha franklin to cancel some of her shows. we look at why and when the superstar will once again take the stage. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us no

city. into the durango area. and then furt central mountains. aspen. snow mass. carbon dale through glenwood springs. stronger pockets of thunderstorms are pushing their way. tonight here in town, we are watching for the evening showers, i think everything winds down by about 10:00, 11:00, and partly cloudy skies, overnight, and then look at this, 52, our overnight low. and i will pause the clock around 4:00, 5:00 p.m. and you can see the stronger cells forming in the foothills, and they will move across the i- 25 corridor, prime time, and 5:00, 6:00, and you are just trying to buzz out of work, and you might be caught in some of slows traffic down. by about 10:00, tonight, the showers are along the eastern plains. but still up in the mountains, and we might even see a little dusting of some more snowfall. by tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, also, an interesting set-up, plenty of clouds to kick off the day and some areas watching for scattered showers and we might see a little drizzle early on in the morning and then by 3:00, 4:00, those showers once again, we

and a half. 1.4 inches through the central part of the city. inch and a half through aurora. bouncing through centennial. where the flood advisory is currently into effect. >> . -lt streams the streams low lying areas. keep your eyes open for that. >> . interesting part of what's happening. all of what cam skies kind of centralized around by the that begins to burn off. at partly cloudy skies will be left from there. future cast confirms that for us. outside of a light shower. we're dry to get things started. early tomorrow morning. we transition into the afternoon. sunshine. emerges tpr-s the clouds. although just like we saw today. scattered showers begin to develop. first of which will surround the city. >> 62 little ton. with 50s starting to show up. warmer air. lies in the waiting as we go through the next few days. notice back to the west of us. big trough setting up shop in a park there. >> . temperatures will approach the upper 80s. perhaps near the 90. as we head towards the ladder stage of the week. >> . 7-day forecast. we dry out completely. 85 on thursday. rain qu

and some big news for people living in milwaukee's central city. we'll tell you about today's big announcement from the bucks. there are rain showers and thunderstorms on the way for saturday, especially in the morning. i'll show you skyvision coming up feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this plant in 1923. but today, too many good away because of a tax code that actually rewards companies for exporting jobs. let's close the corporate loopholes- that will save taxpayer money and help business create jobs here. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we don't need an economy that works only for ceos, lawsuit.... and jennifer lopez is back on the market... the details in tonight's buzz. t-v show "empire" is facing some backlash... inmates at the "chicago juvenile detention center" where scenes from season two were shot...have filed a lawsuit against fox. they are claiming they were put in lockdown with no facility access or visitation for the nearly 2 weeks of filming. the inmat

engine should look at are then used that she looks 80% of our new unit moving into 20% of our central city core. looking at the outside the box idea with more resources, more financial more natural political resources that many other places that we want to engage in conversation that other cities across the world are going to look at-can i use the over it please you want to look at and apply to their musicality. this slide i pulled from the 50 year plan. look at this guide and go he studied color theory and look at the colors we have our red is very concentrated on the central city corridor. a little bit to the southwest, look to the southeast. i think that in terms of [inaudible] was slow the downtown >> thank you, sir. that is your time. >> idiot like to leave your drawing their. that would be great. >> i'm sorry president fong i miss the gentleman's name >>> >> would you repeat your name for the commission >>> >> i don't attribute my name by name is vino does a. they can for your public service. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is george wedding can i'm the pres

from pastors united, and marley miller from micah, theresa thomas boyd, the executive director of central cityhes, and alexis twito, a coordinator with whom we have a relationship with and many others, as well. it was a very significant component last night of what we hoped to accomplish. i also wanted to take pains to mention the community itself. the community was a victim of the disorder and the damage, more than anybody else, and large numbers of those community members as you saw yesterday trying to repair that damage, clean up after that damage, carry on as normal of a life as they can, despite the jobs of loss in amenities caused by this, and is something we're proud to work with. i'm going to contend the members of the milwaukee police department and we also had a number of partners from the milwaukee county sheriff's office, and i think once again, you saw a great deal of tactical and strategic restraint being exercised. yesterday we had over 30 shot-spider activations. gunfire remained a problem, as well as in the vicinity of officers trying to restrain what disorder did occur. despi

can you imagine a black kid living in the central city being convicted of these two counts, scampering during the day and at night hold up in a penitentiary. >> different issue. >> this is way out of proportion. hold on. and the problem is no one remembers what this is. this is somebody's daughter. and on top of that, you do -- again, my opinion, it's a white privilege issue. it didn't work both ways. on top of that, the testimony that surfaced here -- and the judge talked about impressive acceptance. this is the guy that kept getting rebuffed by this freshman, fredicka, and then he went ahead and sexually assaulted her. >> he did admit later that yes, he had advanced her and she you know turned him down and that made him mad. >> right. and that goes to the point here. that goes to the whole point. in fact, you know what? there's a one-sentence line or two-sentence line by the victim at trial and it's so powerful, she goes the real question is why didn't the rapist get my consent. it would be like if someone robbed you and they then said, well you didn't say no. does a lack of no make

well, i guess queens is in the city, it's just central park in the city. 83 in greenwich, 85 in the hamptons and belmar. 85 in edison. yesterday, it's a little cooler, it feels a little bit better. still going to be above normal. 83 is the normal and 87 is the anticipated high. sun sets at 7:50, should be pretty. pollen is high again today, and it stays relatively high into the weekend. uv forecast is high, air quality is good. quick caveat, high rip current risk for the south-facing beaches off suffolk county and even a moderate rip current risk for nassau, better for the jersey shore. scanning the skies, there's not alex mentioned the chance for some more showers. tell you what, the futurecast is pretty bullish on a passing shower or thunderstorm overnight tonight, and then as we work our way into thursday, there'll be some hit and miss showers. that's rainbow weather, though, where you see a shower, and then you see the sun. and then that clears up. there's a chance for a popup shower on friday, but friday heat and humidity are back. then saturday and sunday going to be a steamy weekend,

it landed just about an hour later in the central city of santa clara, cuba. this is the first commercial flight since diplomatic ties were restored between the cuba and the u.s. last year. >> cuba is ready to expand bilateral relations based on mutual republican and reciprosity. >> jetblue, american, delta and other airlines will soon make up to 100 flights a day to cuba. now, travelers are still required to fill out a government questionnaire before booking. it asks flyers to give the reason for that trip to cuba. >>> in hawaii people on the big island are stocking up on food and water as hurricane madeline approaches. it's a category 1 hurricane and is expected to pass south of the big island tonight or early tomorrow. some areas may get up to a foot of rain. you can see people are boarding up their homes and businesses. schools and county offices, by the way, are closed today. on the eastern side of the united states one of two powerful storms is expected to hit north carolina today. it's expected to bring drenching rain, thunderstorms, and rough surf for

. >>> a central florida city bus driver is being disciplined for leaving a passenger locked in his bus for 20 minutes. the passenger says the driver got off without saying anything. that is when he started to record video. the driver got out to use the restroom which is allowed but a bus line spokesperson says the driver didn't communicate that to the rider. the rider says he was just a few blocks from home and never he's been riding the bus. >>> ferry service between tampa and st. pete could get final approval today. pinellas county is the last government to approve the program. it's set to vote on it today. the ferry pilot program would launch in november, it would run through april. the service would run from the convention center in downtown tampa to the venoy basin in st. pete. a one-way ticket would cost about $10. trump is scheduled to hold a rally in the traffic coliseum in -- trask coliseum in north carolina. he says no business should pay more than 15% of its income in taxes, a major drop from the current 35% corporate tax rate. he also took aim at hillary clinton saying her

grand central parkway west near citi field another accident. b.q.e. northeast near the williamsburg bridge another crash being cleared and then on to henry hudson parkway north another accident. street cleaning rules are in effect today. rob, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> new video just released by hour shows the year-old man in the bronx. police say the suspect was following the man inside his building yesterday at noon when he pushed the victim down the stairs. he then kicked the man as he riffled through his pockets. police sent out a still picture that gives us a good look at the suspect face. you see it there. the victim was taken to the hospital. >>> the son and brother of the gun is asking for help. the victim's family needs an emergency visa to travel from france. the family has retained a lawyer who says the police officer should not have lost possession of his gun. the lawyer is questioning the safety of the holsters used by the nypd. >>> tonight in rio, team usa looks to continue its domination in the pool as katie ledecky swims t

let's go to the maps and explain in gcp an accident grand central parkway, outer roadway near citi field. accident there. then the l.i.e. eastbound near the grand central parkway. another accident. that is the delay i was showing you on the webcam. this will pick up volume as well. it could affect northern boulevard. b.q.e. northeast near the l.i.e. we have construction. heavy delays northbound. long island railroad, metro north, new jersey transit doing overturned dump truck near exit 19. five trains signal problems at morris park and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. >> heather, thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," a day in court for jerry sandusky in his sex abuse conviction. the big move he hopes will happen today. >> the clues in the search for >> the clues in the search for a at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax. , the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hur

. -- however, there was a flood advisory just west of kingman, and ne of bullhead city for west central mohave county. ................ storms: minor/minimal -- but some activity on t us.... but scattered thunderstorms well south and east of las vegas will dissipate this evening. ................. dry and hot weather is expected through the weekend into the first half of next week. moisture may return to portions of the area late next week. ................. the major heat is set to return for the weekend with temps. peaking sunday at 110 degrees. ................. current conditions right now: the radar is pretty quiet. temps. are in the low 100s. ................ looking at your extended forecast... today: high peaks around 105 degrees. with lows tonight: 83. on saturday: 108...temps peak sunday: 110, monday: 109, >>> an artist has taken his ((dave courvoisier)) >> coming up on the valley's news leader... we show you the funky spin he's put on it./// announcer: you're a thing of the past but now one artist is giving them a new spin. ((dave courvoisier)) >> how an artist... logan hamil

little in common with the democrats who are elected to the white house on an urban coalition, central citybs, and some exurbs. and it's one reason why we have this gridlock and can't get anything done. >> you know, one of the most fascinating things i've noticed in the drip of republicans endorsing clinton and who they are, they all seem to either come from states that had -- where you had to win with swing votes or congressional districts, i'm thinking chris shays, i'm thinking of gordon humphrey in new hampshire, that these are -- tom ridge of pennsylvania. you're not seeing people bail on trump who come from rural america. >> that's correct again. and look, those congressional districts either are held by democrats or don't exist anymore because of gerrymandering. that's another fundamental problem in our system in trying to get president and congress together, assuming that hillary clinton wins. >> put your professor hat on here. you've studied elections your whole adult life. explain to the country why our system is not rigged. >> it's not rigds -- and it's not perfect by any means. i

. -- however, there was a flood advisory just west of kingman, and ne of bullhead city for west central mohave county. ................ storms: minor/minimal -- but some activity on the radar...mainly east and se of us.... but scattered thunderstorms well south and east of las vegas will dissipate this evening. ................. dry and hot weather is expected through the weekend into the first half of next week. moisture may return to portions pictures today showing a man who may have been involved. police tell us a woman was robbed yesterday while walking near maryland parkway and twain... that's across from the boulevard mall. the woman told police she was choked and even passed out... that's when she was robbed. if you know anything... call police or crimestoppers./// ((christianne klein)) >>> every year... more teenagers die from car crashes than all diseases combined. to help try to change that deadly trend... invited teenagers onto their campus today. they took part in a live crash demonstration... put on goggles to see what it's like to drive impaired... they even visited the in

. -- however, there was a flood advisory just west of kingman, and ne of bullhead city for west central mohave county. ................ storms: minor/minimal -- but some activity on the radar...mainly east and se of us.... but scattered thunderstorms well south and east of las vegas will dissipate this evening. ................. dry and hot weather is expected through the weekend into the first half of next week. moisture may return to portions of the area late next week. ................. the major a for the weekend with temps. peaking sunday at 110 degrees. ................. current conditions right now: the radar is pretty quiet. temps. are in the low 100s. ................ looking at your extended forecast... today: high peaks around 105 degrees. with lows tonight: 83. on saturday: 108...temps peak sunday: 110, monday: 109, tuesday: 108 ((christianne klein)) >>> cuban refugees continue to arrive in southern nevada in droves. it's ard that began in 2014en t normalizing diplomatic relations with the island nation. but now, the influx of arrivals is overwhelming the only agency in the

. -- however, there was a flood advisory just west of kingman, and ne of bullhead city for west central mohave county. ................ storms: minor/minimal -- but some activity on the radar...mainly east and se of us.... but scattered thunderstorms well south and east of las vegas will dissipate this evening. ................. dry and hot weather is expected through the weekend into the neighborhood has metro police looking for a killer. tonight.. new information just released about the man they're after in this case. take a good look at this man... rodriguez to death---hitting her in the head and left her body inside this house near rancho and the 95. he may have taken off in a 20-15 blue two-door scion. ((christianne klein)) neighbors say santana lived with his dad and another relative in this house. we tried talking with a man coming out of the home---he drove off. one of the victim's friends stopped off looking for answers before talking with authorities....hop ing her friend wasn't the victim. she told us perez's mom had been looking for her daughter all night. and became worried

airline to fly commercially tomorrow to cuba, traveling from fort lauderdale in florida to the central cuban city of santa clara. it will be the first of as many as 110 daily flights by u.s. carriers to cuba american airlines will be begin havana are expected at the end of the year. >>> san francisco 49er colin kaepernick is expected to play in a pre-season game against the san diego chargers. this after causing controversy for his refusal to stand for the national anthem. he said he will keep sitting until he sees changes against inequality in america. are taking the issue of athletes and social awareness to the airwaves and discuss sports figures and whether or not they have a responsibility to take political issues to the game. >>> it's a fight over a man's freedom and whatever evidence prosecutors say is relevant. man's fight for a new trial with a murder he said he did not commit. >>> and 911 calls involving a >>> 7:26. i'll bill leslie. here's your top stories. did your hand story -- durham police are investigating a homicide. neighbors believe that the child found hearthside street was a y

the city and central new jersey. if you're planning on being at the shore tomorrow, you need to be off of the beach by 2:00 or 3:00. if dark clouds are coming in, notice by 11:00, everything has cleared out of the area. summer streets starts tomorrow. that is when they block off the streets. 72nd and lafayette avenue. good thing it is ending at 1:00 in the afternoon. 88 storm. >> fantastic, thank you, janice. bruce beck is in rio joining us live now. >> tonight is about brazil, it's people, it's tradition, it's warmth. it is about music, dance, and the biggest garden on the planet. cue the opening ceremony. >> for the last four days it has been press con friend after press conference. practice after practice. the spirit for the opening ceremony! security is tight, and at the stadium police, military, and a myriad of fire vehicles are all on call for this spectacular that is expected to be viewed by as many as 3 billion people. this is a moment for brazil to it is a big event for us. this is a moment of a lifetime. >>