hoping for a miracle - clair soon forty dives -000226 clair it was painless and super easy. and finally - resurfaced. 000423 clair about the tenth treatment i woke up and realized, i was awake. i don't know how to describe this to you or the viewers or anybody else. it's the feeling that you're there. you're not over here looking at this person saying how do i get there. you're there. now- he fights - along with dr. zant - for hbot to become a mainstream prescription for veterans. 001155 clair i figure, i got a second chance at life now, im gonna spend it soldiers get the treatment they need. along with clair, 011552 zant i get calls probably 2-3 a week just screaming for helpdr. zant - who was an army doctor in the vietnam war - has treated 42 war veterans pro-bono - or at a major discount. 010620 zant i would say 95% of these men and women were completely returned to normal after their hbot dr. zant theorizes - veterans's ptsd, emotional as a result of brain damage or concussions caused by explosions of war - which create toxic bubbles in the brain - like bends.000830 clai

clair's health plummeted fr injuries. 235859 clair i had a tremor in my left hand, and id shake really bad then my head started to shake. he needed a cane to walk - took 22 medications a day - became depressed and lost all short- term memory. 000057 clair it was everyday just fighting this thing trying to stay cognitive.235946 clair when the doctors told me this was my new normal this was terrifying.000044 clair i knew if i didn't do something i would die. hoping for a miracle - clair soon discovered dr eddie zant and his hyperbaric oxygen therapy center in florida.he took and finally - resurfaced. 000423 clair about the tenth treatment i woke up and realized, i was awake. i don't know how to describe this to you or the viewers or anybody else. it's the feeling that you're there. you're not over here looking at this person saying how do i get there. you're there. now- he fights - along with dr. zant - for hbot to become a mainstream prescription for veterans. 001155 clair i figure, i got a second chance at life now, im gonna spend it helping these soldiers get the treatment they need.

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>> claire: i don't know. i was afraid to ask. >> ciara: well, i've been reading to a sweet old lady. >> claire: oh, lucky you. >> ciara: luckier than you think--she wanted me to read her "fifty shades of grey." >> claire: ahh! ew. >> ciara: ah. >> claire: [groans] so you're liking this candy-striping gig? >> ciara: yeah, i mean, keeps me from thinking about my mom all the time. >> claire: have you-- have you been to seen her? >> ciara: no. the prison only allows inmates, like, four hours of visiting a month. >> claire: i'm so sorry.

>> claire: i don't know. i was afraid to ask. >> ciara: well, i've been reading to a sweet old lad >> claire: oh, lucky you. you think--she wanted me to rea "fifty shades of grey." >> claire: ahh! ew.>> ciara: ye. >> claire: [groans] so you're liking this candy-striping gig? >> ciara: yeah, i mean, keeps me from thinking about my mom all the time. >> claire: have you-- have you been to seen her? >> ciara: no. the prison only allows inmates, like, four hours of visiting a month.

i just talked to claire. she's a liar, but not a very good one. that reminds me, i'm supposed to be up there. wes, she's no good. she just offered to double-cross you and share the money with me. about women. claire's letting her imagination run away with her and taking you along with it. i suppose she searched our rooms too. i think you hit the answer to that. maybe one of the men we killed was carrying the money and dropped it. that would explain why our rooms were searched. we'll check tomorrow. goodnight, deputy. don't go out that door. what was that? don't people like charlie and gus bowlin mean anything to you? you said something about a door. give the money back, wes. say you found it. say anything. - but give it back. - you didn't answer my question. i said, you don't go out that door unless i go with you to bring the money back. remember what i told you? you weren't cut out to wear a star. 'i wish you'd kept that in mind.' you wanna prove i'm wrong about you and that star on your chest? i'm trying to prove that i was right about you. let

once again, you're looking inside the arena in eau claire, where governor walker is now speaking. we were expecting mik donald trump's running mate. we're told that he's not here, but donald trump will take the stage at any moment. for now, we're live in eau claire, charles benson, today's tmj4. >> shannon: thank you for that. >> we will get one more look at where wisconsin stands before election day. marquette university law school will release its final preelection poll tomorrow. you can look for updates on the results of that poll both on air and online. do not forget early voting runs milwaukee. find a link to your polling place and check out what's on your ballot in the special decision 2016 section of welcomes. >> shannon: the dam is one step closer to demolition. we learn the move paving the way to tear it down and when that could finally happen. >> and what a beautiful night we have. look at this, 65 degrees right now. 57 the dewpoint. the winds are southeast at three. temperatures will remain in the 60s. today. 68 at 8:00 away from the lake. 9:00, 66, 63 at 10:00. and mos

claire: nina gold.ie: she is skilled. >> and there are at least 10 characters that have an enormous weight on them. i mean, moral dilemmas, just the intensity of the high-stakes. in very different stories. charlie: boy, you've got everything we need here. if you can't make this interesting peter-- [laughter] peter: i could throw that back at you. charlie: thank you all. it was a pleasure. it really is. congratulations to each of you. all: thank you. charlie: the election is right around the corner. >> very nice to talk about something you are so proud of, and why. charlie: thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton, you are watching "bloomberg technology." president obama campaign for hillary clinton today at a get out the vote rally in miami. he urged her supporters to take the opportunity to vote before election day. president obama: all the progress we made goes out the window if we do not win this election. work our hearts out this week. like our future depends o

>> claire: i don't know. i was afraid to ask. >> ciara: well, i've been reading to a sweet old lady. >> claire: oh, lucky you. >> ciara: luckier than you think--she wanted me to read her >> claire: ahh! ew. >>iara: yeah. >> claire: [groans] so you're liking this candy-striping gig? >> ciara: yeah, i mean, keeps me from thinking about my mom all the time. >> claire: have you-- have you been to seen her? >> ciara: no. the prison only allows inmates, like, four hours of visiting a month. >> claire: i'm so sorry.

claire: well, yeah.ernible] [laughter] >> he tried. >> the three of us are just representing this huge cast of fantastic actors. one of the fine performances is jared harris as george the sixth. there is an extraordinary sense in philip, when he senses that george the sixth may die, this may completely rob hi of his ownm identity as a young man. charlie: that his wife may become queen. >> right. this performance is really something. charlie: you are talking about? >> at the moment, matt. [laughter] charlie: talk about what you saw in him, other than the dilemma. >> there is this wonderful sense of rebellion about have. -- about him. there is a wonderful range in him physically that i love. he is terribly witty, funny, intelligent. and he is a sort of alien. charlie: terribly intelligent? >> i think so. >> this is a guy that follows in the footsteps so often. they know nothing about him. that he makes headlines by putting his foot in it. it was really when i read a wonderful book about him as a young man,

for the first time tonight in eau claire. wisconsin governor scott walker greeted trump when trump arrived in eau claire this house speaker paul ryan will ?not? be with trump in eau claire, and says he ?won't? campaign for trump. but he said this morning he still ?voted? for him. "i already voted here in janesville for our nominee last week in early voting. we need to support our entire republican ticket. hillary clinton's running mate, senator tim kaine will speak in madison in just a few minutes. kaine spoke about the importance of wisconsin in an appearance earlier today in appleton. if we win wisconsin, it is very, very difficult for other side to win this race. and that's why having you here today in such numbers and such katie crowther is with clinton/ kaine supporters in madison. she's live with us now. carole and george, tim kaine expected to arrive any minute now. a big crowd has gathered inside, where he'll be speaking. a lined formed around the building earlier today. supporters wanting to make sure they get a good

donald trump was at u-w eau claire on tuesday. donald trump was at u-w eau claire on tuesday. the republican presidential nominee urged early voters in wisconsin...to recall their ballots...and change their vote for him. meanwhile...democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine was also in wisconsin...making stops in hillary clinton spent the day campaigning in florida. she's trying to put the focus back on trump-- and his demeaning comments about women. "it is not ok to insult people. and look at what he does, he calls women ugly, disgusting, nasty, all the time. he calls women pigs, rates bodies on a scale of 1 to 10. we just heard from alicia" " wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your has come out since you voted! " donald trump will be in florida today. hillary clinton will be in nevada... here in wisconsin...both chelsea clinton and bernie sanders will clinton will be in eau claire and oshkosh while bernie sanders will hold a get out the vote early rally this evening...at turner hall. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. and reme

>> claire: i don't know. i was afraid to ask. >> ciara: well, i've been reading to a sweet old lady. >> claire: oh, lucky you. >> ciara: luckier than you think--she wanted me "fifty shades of grey." >> claire: ahh! ew. ciara: yeah. >> claire: [groans] so you're liking this candy-striping gig? >> ciara: yeah, i mean, keeps me from thinking about my mom all the time. >> claire: have you-- have you been to seen her? >> ciara: no. the prison only allows inmates, like, four hours of visiting a month. >> claire: i'm so sorry.

>> claire: i don't know. was afraid to ask. >> ciara: well, i've been reading to a sweet old lady. >> claire: oh, lucky you. >> ciara: luckier than you think--she wanted me to read her "fifty shades of grey." >> claire: ahh! ew. >> ciara: yeah. >> claire: [groans] so you're liking this candy-striping gig? >> ciara: yeah, i mean, keeps me from thinking about my mom all the time. >> claire: have you-- have you been to seen her? >> ciara: no. the prison only allows inmates, like, four hours of visiting a month. >> claire: i'm so sorry. well, when you do go see her,

that's when my train pulled out of sainte claire. saw her. we wrote to each other every week for t tee years. then the war broke out and i never heard from her again. sainte claire's not a big place. she shouldn't be too hard to find. i'm counting on it. you'll maintain position here, 20 meters from the front doors. arm yourself with a submachine gun and watch for any sign of trouble. we've observed a a -second break in the guard rotation at 4:15 a.m. through the storm window on the eastern wall. i saw guards posted at all three stairways. you'll have to reach the second floor through the elevator shaft. the command post is in the main gallery at the end of the hallll. once inside, we plant the charges; load the transmitter. you'll remain here. if something goes wrong and we're caught destroy all evidence of the underground-- our contact lists, decryption codes-- everything. right. we leave in ononhour. this won't make much of a bang. you forgot to connect the detonator. i will correct the error. it's lucky i found your little error. it might

they were 17-month-old abigail buckley and 5-year-old claire buckley and 30-year-old amy buckley and 35-year-old lance becomely the man police said mate the fateful 911 call. >> stafford county public schools is it deeply saddened by loss of claire buckley. it's a very difficult time. we had about 20 people come down to designated area a room they can go in and talk to counselors of what they need to discuss. >> as the entire community tries to deal with the tragedy that rocked the quiet neighborhood in stafford county, questions continue to swirl because it appears there were red flags. in may of last year shortly aft couple's second daughter was born the howard university multiple law enforcement agencies launched a huge search and his mother loretta buckley begged for the public's hel sglj we're absolutely devastated. there are no words to describe the feeling that this is the helplessness the fact we're trying so hard to reach people to get ants. >> at one point authorities expressed concern about buckley having a gun. but later he was found unharmed no explanation ever given abo

david ade is in eau claire... but we begin with kristen barbaresi in appleton...kristen. 3 senator tim kaine took the is crucial for the clinton/kaine ticket kaine urged everyone to vote early if they can.and after running through economic plans like helping small businesses, raising the minimum wage and equal pay for women he turned his attention to donald trump. the virginia senator also blasted donald trump-calling him out for refusing to release his tax returns, and his treatment of women. look at a woman and see people- he sees an object. i think that's the choice in this election someone who's trying to knock down a barrier so someone can be seen as an eq. equal. russ feingold joined sen. kaine on stage. and senator baldwin also here today- saying she cast her ballot that push for early voting. in appleton, kb cbs 58 news 3 our live team coverage continues now with cbs 58's david ade at the donald trump rally in eau claire...david? tonight's rally is expected to get started in about an hour donald trump will

we'll have live reports from eau claire and appleton as both campaigns make a final push. 3 we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming up as the cbs 58 news at four wisconsin takes center stage as we enter the final week before the election. election.both campaigns are investing heavily the next several days... voters. 3 cbs 58's david ade is in eau claire ahead of tonight's republican rally with donald trump. but we begin with kristen barbaresi in appleton... where democratic vice presidential nominee, senator tim kaine just wrapped up an event.kristen? one week until election day-but today-on national early vote day-- tim kaine urged voters to cast their has donald trump up by one point.and while kaine didn't directly reference any polls-he did let the crowd know this is a tight race.he made reference to russia interfering with the election. the clinton campaign believes russia is behind the hack of campaign emails released by wikikeaks leaks. and kaine said trump encouraged the hack. kaine told the crowd the race is close and they need to get out and vote to send a 3 m

and hillary clinton sent her v-p pick tim kaine...to appleton and eau claire. the final marquette law school poll comes out just after noon today. the last one released in mid october...showed clinton leading trump by 7 points. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine told students at u-w madison and lawrence university trump, calling alleged connections to russia, scary. and said despite some polls that show a clinton lead... supporters should not take that for granted meanwhile donald trump campaigned in front of a crowd of students at u-w eau claire. he spoke directly to democrats..who have already voted...asking them to change their minds. which you can do in wisconsin "this is a message for any democratic voter who has already cast their ballots for hillary clinton are having a bad case of buyers remorse. in other words, you want to change your vote" tim kaine 'were not the kind of people who will walk on election. donald trump puts himself first.' senator bernie sanders will be at turner hall in milwaukee tonight campaigning for clinton. chelsea cli

uw-eau claire police estimate a crowd of five thousand people showed up to see him speak. more democratic surrogates expected in wisconsin this week.chelsea clinton will campaign on behalf of her mother today in oshkosh and eau claire -- and again tomorrow morning in milwaukee. vermont senator bernie sanders will be at turner hall in milwaukee tonight. for complete political website -- tmj4 dot com slash decision 2016. it's not cold enough to be thinking about christmas yet... but milwaukee is starting the process this morning of decorating city hall for the holidays. pete zervakis is live at 52nd and washington with more on the annual christmas tree harvest and a big change that's happening this year. for 103 years milwaukee has harvested an official, city tree and held a christmas tree celebration. that's the second oldest country... behind only new york city. this morning at 6:30... the mayor will be here to harvest the city's 2016 christmas tree. it's a 38 foot, colorado blue spruce is being donated. the department of public works will start setting up the necessary eq

>> claire: i don't know. i was afraid to ask. >> ciara: well, i've been reading to a sweet old lady. >> ciara: luckier than you think--she wanted me to read her "fifty shades of grey." >> claire: ahh! ew. >> cra: yeah. >> claire: [groans] so you're liking this candy-striping gig? >> ciara: yeah, i mean, keeps me from thinking about my mom all the time. >> claire: have you-- have you been to seen her? >> ciara: no. the prison only allows inmates, like, four hours

live in eau claire, terry sater, wisn 12 news. joyce: thank you. for her part hillary clinton , campaigned in florida today, kathy: our kent wainscott was there. >> what a great crowd. >> tim kaine told supporters in madison that voters face a fundamental choice about values. >> do we make history by electing the first woman president of the united states? or do we elect someone who can not see women as an equal? >> he spelled out the reasons he says he why and clinton are the right choice for the country. >> we are pro civil rights. pro human rights. pro worker rights. pro voting rights. >> and why he says donald trump people. >> donald trump does have a passion, it's donald j. trump. it's not families and kids. his passion is donald j. trump. >> and he urged supporters to not let up in spite of polls that show clinton ahead. earlier in the day, he delivered a similar message in appleton. the clinton campaign will rely on high-profile surrogates, chelsea clinton and bernie kathy: there are more campaign stops later this week. bernie sanders, who d

now here, you can stand over here, claire. now, you are sisters? >> yes. >> jimmy: how old are you guys? >> i'm ten, she's six. >> jimmy: hey, very cool, welcome to the show. where are you from? >> weare, new hampshire. >> jimmy: where? >> weare. it's called weare. the town is called weare. >> jimmy: where? [ laughter ] >> it's called weare, the town is called weare. >> jimmy: yeah, where in new hampshire? >> weare, new hampshire. >> jimmy: yeah, well that's what i'm saying, where in new hampshire? >> weare, new hampshire. >> jimmy: yeah, where in new hampshire? that's right. >> yeah. >> jimmy: no, where? [ cheers and applause ] got you with weare. how do you spell weare is it w? >> it's w-e-a-r-e. and the way i learned to spell it was -- is "we are," and then you put them together. >> jimmy: hey, perfect. there you go. [ applause ] sadie, what is your invention >> it's the amazing curb climber. >> jimmy: the amazing curb climber. now, can you show me how this works? how did you come up with this, first of all? >> so i cerebral palsy which means i

claire we need you. claire you want to go to make up? claire you wanna? no, i don't but you know i have to say i love everyone on the set so much and it just makes this craziness possible." in january 1995, danes' hard work paid off when she took home a golden globe for best "i don't know what happening even right now. yeah. good things. good things. . it's all good. it works out in the end." but in the end, ratings for the show never matched its critical acclaim. "it's going to be the lost series 40 years from now they'll come back to the archives at abc and go look, this was kind of good!" the news led to a grassroots campaign by fans to try and save it. "operation life support is a viewer campaign to generate interest and sustain interest in 'my so called life.'" "here's one that reads steve, i'm a big fan of 'my so called life' and want to help keep it on t-v." "my so called life is the best thing that happened to television and its a damn shame thing that happened to television and its a damn shame majorty of the population doesn't know it." but thei

trump was in eau claire tuesday with governor scott walker and senator ron johnson.uw-eau claire police estimate a crowd of five thousand people showed up to see him speak. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani campaigned for trump tuesday in green bay. picture of where wisconsin voters stand just days from the election.the marquette university law school poll comes out at 12-15 this afternoon.the poll asks people how they feel about the presidential and senate races along with some hot button issues. more than half a million voters have cast early absentee ballots in wisconsin. the state elections commission reported tuesday that more than 518-thousand people have cast ballots. of those, about 30 percent have come from milwaukee and dane counties. about 16 pe votes came from waukesha, washington and ozaukee counties. more local news now a holiday tradition with a twist. milwaukee has - as usual - harvested its official christmas tree and put it up downtown. but it's not at red arrow park... where it's resided in recent years. pete zervakis reports on why the city's 38 foot tall chri

the eau claire county highway department says its resources are stretched thin.. that's why they are hoping to recruit more snow plow operators as the winter season draws closer. amanda tyler reports. winter is here eau claire county highway commissoner jon johnson knows just how tough wisconsin winters can be. people working safely and getting the job done so it's really difficult.with a small staff of 33 plow drivers and plenty of road to clear- -juggling resources can be a challenge.we are at a point right now where if we have a big storm event and it keeps going we literally will run out of resources that's why for the first time ever-- the eau claire county highway department is holding a recruitment fair. they're looking to hire eight seasonal plow drivers-- that will work on an on-call basis this relieve full-time plow operators like ron haas who need a break during long shifts.the biggest thing is the hours. we end up having to work a bunch more hours because we don't have the people to replace the people that are on call so that gets to be the problem.haa

claire police estimate a crowd of five thousand people showed up to see him speak.many did not make it inside the arena. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani campaigned for trump tuesday in green bay. more democratic surrogates expected in wisconsin this week.chelsea clinton will campaign on behalf of her mother today in oshkosh and eau claire -- and again tomorrow morning in milwaukee. vermont senator bernie sanders will be at turner hall in milwaukee tonight.we checked, but could not find any we should get a clearer picture of where wisconsin voters stand just days from the election.the marquette university law school poll comes out at 12-15 this afternoon.the poll asks people how they feel about the presidential and senate races along with some hot button issues. today, marquette university will break ground on a new 96- million dollar residence hall at 17th and wellsit will have 750 beds and house freshmen and sophomore students.it's expected to open in time for the 2018-19 the estabrook dam demolition is closer to reality... this, after the milwaukee common council voted to

joyce: donald trump speaking in eau claire. terry sater is there, and we will have an update at 10:00. kathy: the packers are hoping to get a few key players back this week. dan: one of them is randall russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to pen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold ? dan: the nfl trading deadline passed this afternoon without the packers making any deals, davante adams set a franchise record for the most receptions in a two-game span with 25 the past two weeks, 13 catches against the bears, and 12 against the falcons. >> really just shows the trust my quarterback hassan mead, all the work we have been putting in since they won -- quarterback has in me,

fellow kindergartners cope. >> they're working on a memory book, a book of memories about claire, so this is something that has kept them busy during the day, and it's been very produc. how close knit of a community this is, the elementary school's principal where young claire went called every single parent in her kindergarten class to tell them about the tragedy. counselors have been helping with not only teachers but claire's bus driver. >> thank you, david. >> a man has been found guilty of shooting and killing a 3-year-old girl. police say davon wallace fired the little girl was killed. wallace was at the house earlier in the day. he got into an argument with somebody over some clothes. he left, came back later and sprayed the house with bullets. one of them killed the toddler. he's now facing up to 40 years in prison. he'll be sentenced in february. >> new at 6:00, police say they have the man who stole a puppy from a home in southwest d.c., but the man who did it says he was trying to save the puppy surveillance video shows the man taking the dog last month. he turned himself

joanna wasn't giving hope and carried claire to 37 weeks. when claire was born she had many health problems and had heart surgery at six days old. now she is five months old and her mom says that every day is a blessing. if you want to check out all of the photos that she is taking as she keeps growing you can visit her facebook page cares for claire ray. >> it takes a lot to take down west new york lawyer, he was acquitted of federal hacking charges and in july, two out of three charges against him were thrown out in a state case. on tuesday, prosecutors in that case didn't have a great day. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> that is judge christopher, lecturing prosecutors in the commercial bribery case. over thousands of pages of what the judge's they wouldn't latebreaking evidence and a witness whose witness whose name has not been disclosed. the man was charged in june 2015, indicted in july that year. he operate the pain management center in addition to serving as mayor. prosecutors alleged in exchange for referring his patient to his center r

donald trump will speak in eau claire in less than an hour. toya: and hillary cli' running mate takes the stage in a matter of minutes in madison. we're live with both campaigns. we begin with kent in madison. >> tim kaine is deep in the heart of democratic territory targeting the base here on the , uw madison campus. there is an archipelago group on stage right now. he will be hoping to drive up voter turnout here. it's the kick-off of big final-week push by the clinton ago with kaine's first wisconsin stop of the day on the lawrence university campus in appleton. he spoke to a crowd of about 600 there stressing the importance , of the wisconsin vote as sort of an electoral firewall for the clinton campaign. and kaine also portrayed donald trump as someone unfit to be president. >> people who trust trump are people who get tricked by trump and of people who get hurt by trump, and we can't afford to let that happen to the greatest nation ort this will be tim kaine's second visit to wisconsin during this general election race. he held a rally i

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway? 22,000... ish. my company adver-- used to advertise with that newspaper. and how am i angry and unlikable? can i take this one? i wouldn't. you seem angry now.

nominee was in eau claire and democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine was in madison. joyce: we start our coverage with terry sater who was at the trump event. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump attacked democratic rival hillary clinton time and time again here tonight drawing cheers. , but supporters also cheered his portrayal of himself as a man for ordinary people. >> please give a warm welcome to the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. supporter in eau claire and continued to speak of himself as a champion of the common man. >> i want the entire corrupt washington establishment to hear and heed the words we are all here to say. when we win on november 8 and we are going to washington dc and we are going to drain the swamp. >> his to women in the crowd who say they're looking beyond his offensive comments about women. >> what he said was awful. but you know what? he apologized. you know who didn't? hillary clinton is unrepentant of anything she's done for this country. i believe in grace and forgiveness. donald trump asked fo

yesterday eric trump was in eau claire alongside senator ron johnson. the younger trump told the crowd it is time to make changes in washington. >> we're supposed to have people in this country who are working for the american people, not working against us, not lining their own pockets. and they're not working for us. you see what's happening with obamacare, you see what's you see what's happening to our military, you see what's happening to our vets. it's very, very, very scary. ben: wisn 12 is teaming up with abc news to bring you big story coverage on election night. watch live coverage all night on air and online starting at 4:00 p.m. on tuesday. a million dollar mistake. melinda: what happened on a casino floor that cost a woman a payout. ben: celebrating decades of disney. over 80,000 wisconsin jobs fair but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an off

and chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in oshkosh, eau claire and milwaukee today. more than half a (m) million voters have already cast absentee ballots in wisconsin. wisconsin.the wisconsin elections commission reported more than 518-thousand people have taken part in early voting. 30 percent of those people are from milwaukee and dane counties. 16 percent from the "wow" counties... waukesha, washington, and ozaukee. 3 all week... as we bring you the latest updates from the campaign.then, look for our team coverage on election night november 8th.we'll have reports from all the big national, state and local races. russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy today: mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers and some rumbles of thunder. rainfa

johnson has embraced donald trump in recent days, appearing at a rally in eau claire together this week. senator johnson introduced mr. trump at an event they jointly did and he referred to them as the ronald and donald show. well folks, given a choice, ill take ronald mcdonald feingold, who has watched his of johnson. he will never vote with you against the corporations the clinton campaign says more than 12-hundred people showed up. less than a mile from the university of wisconsin campus biden embraced reducing the cost of college and

tonight -- donald trump will campaign up in eau claire. that same day hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine has appearances scheduled in appleton and at u-w madison. happening tonight - game six of the world series. jake arrieta's the starting pitcher for the cubs... and josh tomlin will step up to the mound for the indians. both pitchers won in their you know - this is a must win for the cubs if they want to keep their championship hopes alive. stay with fox 6 for all your world series coverage. the m-l-b pregame starts at 6:30, with the first pitch at 7:08. and stick around to catch fox 6 news at ten after the game. coming up - how a transit worker strike... could impact thousands of voters... in a crucial swing state this election day. plus - a dangerous car chase... turns into a deadly shooting... with the ending caught on camera. rob's weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we area ahead of a cold front most of the day allowing us to warm up into the upper 60s to near 70 by this afternoon. the cold front then stalls over u

chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in oshkosh, eau claire and milwaukee.russ feingold will join senator bernie sanders in milwaukee today at kristin barbaresi will be there. look for her reports during the later editions of the cbs 58 news. 3 and stay with cbs 58 all week... as we bring you the latest updates from the campaign trial. then.. look for our team coverage on election night november 8th. we'll have reports from all the big national, state and local races. the estabrook dam... is one step closer to ?coming down.? the milwaukee common council has voted to ?re-zone? the property--- making the dam eligible for sale.re-zoning sewerage district for one dollar. m-m-s-d will then take it down.it's a move that's expected to cost ?far less? than repairing it. "so it's a 4 million dollar savings which will allow the county to put money towards others resources and pressing needs in the parks besides maintaining a dam that makes the river dirtier." dirtier." 3 county executive chris abele says... removing the estabrook dam is another step forward in protecting our parks and

fox 6's theo keith has more from donald trump's visit to eau claire. 18:28:05 wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your

chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in milwaukee, oshkosh and eau claire. and senator bernie sanders will campaign for clinton and russ feingold here in milwaukee. 3 you ?need? a photo id to cast a ballot in this election.o vote and doesn't have one? one?cbs 58's ?kyle aevermann?... joins us live in downtown milwaukee to explain. we're here at the ziedler municipal building. just one of many early voting locations in our area. whether you are early voting or plan on voting on election day you do need a photo id to have you vote count.that's why state and local election officials are urging those individuals who need to get an id to go to the dmv as early time between now and election day, you will be able to vote, but in order for it to count you will need to have that photo id and show it to your municipal clerk by 4 pm on the friday after the election, november 11. this is an election about preparedness and to any person who has not secured their photo id in order to vote in tuesday's election we encourage dmv. we remind them if they don't have the exact

and prominent republicans get in line to rally with their party's nominee in eau claire t. tonight.cbs 58's david ade has been with donald trump practically every time he visits the state state and joins us with his latest push to win wisconsin and the white house.david.. 3 th stop in the state since becoming the republican nominee but tonight it was about the star power that rallied around him. the list of allieswisconsin congressman sean duffy "hillary clinton is the biggest leech in the swamp.." u-s senator ron johnson "donald trump is talking about cleaning up the swamp..." former indiana basketball never be any bullshit." republican party chair reince priebus "donald trump will fight for our freedom"and wisconsin governor scott walker."the next president of the united states of america donald trump."shaking trump's hand and giving an apprvoing thumbs up."a special thank you to governor scott walker." trump is focused on winning wisconsin and is using last week's fbi announcement related to hillary clinton staffer emails to flip wisconsinites who already can change your

. >> there's no way to get into a person's head and have the claire viewance -- claire viewance to know if he would commit the crime again. would you? i couldn't. >>> todd is not a monster, he's not close to it. >> that's todd's mother she's breaking her silence, after he was arrested he asked to speak with her. he told her everything. tomorrow on 48 hour -- cbs 5. >> she delivers pizza and a mesa woman hopes video will get her stolen car back. all caught on a gas station served -- surveillance video. she was in a rush drying to fill her car, she left her it happened at the shell on main and ellsworth. the crime was captured on the stores surveillance video. she walked inside to pay for her gas and the guy gets in her car and drives off. it's a silver 1998 ford escort and a lot of bumper stickers on not having her car is stressful. >> i can't work, i can't pay my bills. and i can't go to the grocery store and get groceries, i can't go see my mom, can't get my ivs. >> she got her phone back, it was found not far from the gas station. she thinks he maybe ditched it. if you see the car pol

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we talk to the writer and creator peter more began, the director stephen daldry, claire foy who plays queen elizabeth the 2nd. and matt smith who plays prince philip and john lit-- lithgow who plays winston churchill. >> i think she says that she has grown into the role, she never had an apprenticeship or anyone to guide her aside from churn il, really. >> even though he didn't have a close relationship with elizabeth before, his audience is with her, which is why the scenes are so charged and wonderful. he's enormously protective, kind of, avu nku lar. he regards himself as her mentor. >> that is what makings is too interesting, is the conflict, particularly for philip, from d in the relationship. homecant and then his, i don't know, his sort of love for her and his desire, i think, to sort of be man of the house. >> rose: a look at the economic debate in the campaign and a new netflix series about queen elizabeth 2-7bd when we continue. >> funding for charl c.e.o. rose is provided by the >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captionin

at the same time clair barton was here we have another famous person. walt whitman. his brother was in the army and his brother had crossed the river and been wounded in the battle of fredricksburg. he saw a casualty list which listed his brother as being wounded. he immediately headed down here to see what condition his brother was in and whether he could help him. he got a pass, came to the front. found his brother in pretty good condition. his brother was shot through the cheek but apparently wasn't that serious. he thought since i'm down here how many opportunities do you get to be at the front. he said i'll just stay and spend christmas with my brother and go back home. after a couple days gets boring sitting around in a tent and he decided let me look around. see a few other things. he wandered across the fields to see what a hospital was like. he was here for a few hours wandering from room to room talking to the soldiers who seemed to need it and writing letters for those who couldn't write for themselves. he held a great conversation with a prisoner and met

they said mate the fateful 911 call. >> stafford public county schools are saddened by the loss of claire buckley. it say dive tult time. down to designated area where they can go in and talk to the counselors about whatever they need to discuss. >> as the entire community tries to deal with the tragedy that rocked the quiet neighborhood in stafford county, frez questions continue to swirl because it appears there were red flags in may of last year shortly after the couple's second daughter was born the howard university ph.d. student vanished and multiple law enforcement agencies launched a huge search and his mother buckley, begged for the public's help. >> we are devr state. there are no words to describe that the feeling that this is. the helplessness and we're trying hard to reach out to people to get answer. >> authorities expressed concern about buckley having a gun later he was found unharmed at a camp ground near harper ferry no reason given forever what happened. surviving family members including his parents anden type community including youngest are left dealing with a great

my daughter's name is catherine claire, after claire who helped me in the hospital a. >> the random thinghere where i got injured. and i don't understand how that happened. i decided two years later to go back, partly to do some processing and healing, and i had a real urge to help out, to the extent that you can. i found that same dave shop that had been rebuilt and was under new management. and i said i would like to finish my certification. and i did that. i just needed that to find closure. >> i think on the anniversary, there are very few people who still remember, there are fewer people who understand what it was like, but on every anniversary we talk about the tsunami. and every year it gets a little bit easier. it feels to us, that day still as meaningful as the day it happened. >> there they are. >> now we're in san francisco. and we're getting off the plane and i remember seeing vivian's mom there. and the girls, and vivian sprinting towards her. i think we had what would be called survivor guilt. why were we spared and more importantly, what are we going to do about it? >> it w