i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll yesterday, you do not see a gun at any point in either one of those videos" now at 8-30 the attorney for the family of man shot and killed by police in charlotte talking about what he saw on the video . this as a third night of protests.... but this time much more peaceful. good morning everyone and welcome back to wakeup. anchor adlibs traffic red on delays green on traffic map = no delays by police in tulsa, oklahoma say they're grateful an officer has been charged. betty shelby now faces charges of first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say shelby quote "reacted unreasonably" during last friday's encounter. fox's patricia stark has more from new york. an officer is charged in the outrage from the community following the release of a police video... showing 40-year-old terence crutcher had his hands in the air. kunzweiler says: "in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the defiling of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa p

"doug luzader" joins us live from hofstra university in new york good morning doug!--q- so what's your take on last night? ---q- how'd hilla --q- what does this mean for the election? and check this out. before last night's big debate.... georgetown cupcakes posted this picture online. it's a picture of the two candidates made completely out of cupcakes. and this wasn't just printing out a picture and sticking it on a cupcake. they hand iced all the cupcakes so it formed a great big edible picture of trump and clinton! florida. a man sets his wife on fire. it happened in the parking lot of her job in plantation. when "heilyn pages" got to work 47-year-old "noel garcia" was waiting for her. the two got into a fight then garcia threw flammable liquid on her and set her on fire. he then fled. she is currently stable. he was caught are arrested by police a few hours later. they're still looking into a motive for the attack. police have named the man "deryke dennard" shot and killed "jonathan jordan" after an argument near cook field, where jordan had just coached his thr

i'm doug luzader in washington. more on the sparring between hillary clinton and donald trump, just ahead." here's a live look at... rain and a chance of storms again today. right now a we are under a flood watch. you're watching fox 6 wakeup news-- milwaukee's only now at 7-30.. a flood watch for much of our area this morning as we have a soggy start to your wednesday. rob haswell is tracking today's storms-- how much rain we can expect to see. plus.. four minors should be in school, but instead they're waiting charges after trying to break into some cars. how they were allegedly caught in the act. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no the fence that surrounded sherman park...in the weeks following the unrest sunday, a judge ruled the fence should be removed...after a dispute between the sheriff and the county executive deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee county courthouse with the latest the hearing is at

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. police are investigating a deadly shooting at an industrial plant in tennessee. three people were gunman. police say the gunman was an employee, who was armed with a semi- automatic pistol. he entered the "thomas and betts" plant yesterday afternoon-- and shot and killed two people, before turning the gun on himself. police are still trying to determine a motive. in new york -- fbi agents are still waiting to speak to ahman ra-hami -- the man suspected of planting bombs in new york and new jersey. rahami remains unconscious following a police shootout. arrived in the u-s. yesterday. she left for pakistan in june. sources say she is cooperating with authorities and is not considered a suspect. investigators are now focusing on ra- hami's family-- and whether any of them knew of the alleged terrorist's bombing plot. back here in wisconsin-- heavy rain and flood waters cause damage in jackson county! boats were carried over a dam near hatfield. the boats became unattached, after heavy ra

doug luzader reports polls show that not many voters remain undecided. this is the sprint to the finish now, with just about two months to go before election day and most national polls show this race is within the margin of post labor day push means traveling on a new plane... in fact, at one pt, it was parked almost alongside donald trump's ride in ohio... she is also showing a new willingness to speak to reporters. clinton: "i'm so happy to have all of you with me." after some nine months since holding a press conference, clinton ventured to the back of her plane a finally took questions... some of which focused her email seriously the fact i couldn't remember certain meetings whether or not they had occurred doesn't in any way affect the commitment that i had and still have to the treatment of classified material nats after just a handful of questions, though, it all came to abrupt end as clinton suffered a coughing fit. nats it followed a similar incident in ohio, where she blamed the attack on her opponent. clinton: "every t get allergic." donald t

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. a pair of health alerts this morning --- a popular snack is being recalled. and disturbing discovery when it comes to strawberries. jessob is in the newsroom with details. some frozen strawberries have been linked to a "hepatitis a" wisconsin. the strawberries came from egypt...and so far 55 people in six states have gotten sick. the outbreak first appeared in virginia--44 people were infected there...and so far there's only been one case here in wisconsin. hepatitis a is a viral liver infection that is highly contagious but does not result in chronic infection. and bimbo bakeries is recalling entenmann's little bite snacks. the recall affects little bites fudge brownies and chocolate consumers complained of finding plastic bits in the treats. at least one injury is reported. some of the products have been sold in wisconsin. the problem was traced to a manufacturing failure at a contractor's bakery in illinois. to see which snacks are involved in the recall - go to fox6 now dot com. t

doug luzader reports from washington. we don't know how long of a break this is going to last, but for now, hillary clinton is skipping out on a two-day trip to california. her staff says she has. and the video of what happened yesterday is pretty to be propped up as she was loaded into her specially equipped van after attending a 9-11 event in new york... and she almost collapsed and even lost a shoe. secret service agents whisked her to her daughter chelsea's new york apartment, where she emerged later walking on her own. clinton says: "are you feeling better? yes, thank you, very much." her campaign initially blamed it solely on the heat... odd, because the hot weather in new york had finally broken yesterday. hours later, a further explanation... clinton had pneumonia days earlier. clinton's health has been an issue in recent weeks after frequent coughing attacks -- something that she blamed on allergies. this video creates new problems because it not only raises questions about her health -- it also reveals a campaig

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. still to come on wake up --- a look at a viral picture that has one football team asking groundskeepers -- what were you thinking?.. make cuts --- as they get ready for the season. coming up who was sent packing. and it's all about apples this morning... carl is live at apple hollar. the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. i've read russ feingold's plan. terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a tough, realistic plan to protect america. russ vo: i'm russ feingold and i you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. partly sunny today with a southerly breeze helping to make it a bit warmer and

i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on what happened between the two presidential candidates -- coming up." here's a live look at... you're watching fox 6 wakeup news-- now at 7-30 --- heavy rain and rising floodwaters spark travel troubles across southeastern wisconsin. ahead a look at the clean up across the area. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx forecast from fox6 meteorologist rob haswell we are still cloudy with a few showers this morning as the cold front slowly makes its exit. the front will be more of a dry front than a cold front as temperatures wont dip much but dewpoints will fall nicely. high pressure moves in from the west to give us sun by this arrives later friday into saturday with more rain and thunderstorms. we should dry up behind that next low but saturday afternoon and we can enjoy some cool, fall-type air by sunday afternoon with highs slipping to the low 70s. we stay in the seasonal range for early next week but slip to the

. >> more police officers were injured and another man was shot overnight, doug luzader has more from washington where lawmakers are playing their own protest peered>>reporter: members of the congressional black caucus in washington are planning to march on the department of justice today and in the meantime deletion charlotte are being overwhelmed by protests, looting and violence. police resorted again to teargas in charlotte overnight in a desperate attempt to control protests that quickly spiraled out of control.>> could be at work, at school in my car and i could still be shot. >> there was looting and one man was shot, and not by police according to authorities, oliver tuesday's death over 43- year-old keith lamont scott shot and killed by a bullet black police officer and police say scott was armed while some witnesses say he was holding a book and a charlotte police chief call for patients.>> the story is different and now it is been betrayed so far especially through social media. >> he would later make it clear that scott would have a gun. >> no doubt. >> this follows a blue

i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have the very latest, coming russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. erupting in north carolina overnight after charlotte police shot and killed a man yesterday. ahead --- how this could impact the race for the white house. moving out of the area this morning --- after a very loud start to the day. ahead chief meterologist rob haswell has details on a second round of storms. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a frontal boundary will move over our

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. on the heels of the debate... a busy campaign week in wisconsin. republican presidential nominee donald trump will be in waukesha today -- he'll be speaking at the expo center. anne holton -- the wife democratic v-p nominee tim kaine -- will be in milwaukee and kenosha tomorrow. and hillary clinton's daughter too lazy to stand in line ... now there's a solution. japanese automaker nissan thinks has developed a self-driving chair. you could call it a real "lazy-boy".... but they're actually called pro-pilots. the self-propelling chair detects surrounding chairs and moves patrons through lines in a predefined path. the automaker is taking applications from restaurants that are interested. unfortunately the chair is only going to be available in japan. that's not a good thing when it comes to head lice. how to get rid of that itchy problem. empire is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat tonight with a special guest. what the cast is saying about this season and what we can expect to see tonight. carl's learning

i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have the very the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. up. of bringing black and white and other races together? milwaukee leaders coming together ... to talk about the relationship between police and the black community. ahead details on a new unified movement. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib rob haswell high pressure takes over for one day eventually bringing us sunshine. however, last nights rain coupled with clearing skies has lead to some dense fog this morning. that will take until mid-morning to

in washington doug luzader, fox news. >> reports cnn fired dr.rew for making this comment on his radio show. >> based on the info her doctors have provided we were graifl concerned not just about her health but her healthcare. >> instieddiana cider saying cn acted like a mafia when approaching dr. drew demanding he retract the comments. the cancellation was decided weeks before his comments. the network blamed low ratings. >> is apple's app store picking sides in the presidential election? the developer is claiming apple originally rejected their app based on clinton's mishandling of the documents saying it could be mean spirited. but games like pump it trump they are all available to buy. apple eventually accepted hide it hillary is now available for $0.99. >> it may be labor day. it is time to start thinking about thanksgiving travel. if you don't book now you are going to pay a lot later. >> we have ways to save. >> good morning. even though it is hot in most of the country today it is time to start thinking about fall deals. especially fall t

i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on the numbers, coming now at 7-30 --- continuing to hit and run overnight sends a man to the hospital. what we know about the situation coming up. plus.. the milwaukee county medical examiners officer is dealing with 71 possible drug over-doses -- in the past 7 weeks. why one of the deaths is hitting very close to home. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib thunderstorms is running well ahead of a cold front to our west and will move through our area this morning. rain will continue off and on throughout the day and into early saturday. ahead of the front we warm to the low to mid 70s today but even as the front passes we dont cool. winds shift west and we hit the upper 70s saturday and stay in the mid 70s for a dry sunday. with high pressure briefly in charge of our weather, we stay calm for most of the weekend and into early monday but by later in the day monday we start to get wet again. rain and storms are possible into ea

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. new developments in the ongoing flint water crisis. and police arrest a man accused of starting a fire at a mosque in florida. angelica is here with a look across america. 32-year-old joseph schreiber is facing arson and hate crime charges. officials say the mosque was attended by omar mateen-- the man who shot and killed 49 people at an orlando night club in june. schreiber could face up to life in prison as a habitual offender. police say they found him using of the fire that broke out at the islamic center sunday. a former official with the michigan department of health-- takes a plea for her connection to the flint water crisis. former director of epidemiology corinne miller entered a no-contest plea yesterday to a misdemeanor count of neglect of duty. investigators say miller and two other health officials hid a report showing children in flint were being exposed to high lead levels. prosecutors also say she knew about a spike of 42 cas and failed to issue a public health warning. miller faces up to a year in prison and a one thou

fox doug luzader has more from dc. >>> new presidential polls are coming out fast and furious now. they are trying to figure out actually going to show up and cast a ballot. >> trump letting his hair down sort of last night why not. everyone recent poll shows a tightening race and many show trump now ahead of the hillary clinton. do you pay attention to polls? oh i love the polls but i don't pay attention, if i'm losing or lagging i never mention it. >> he'll mention these new foxx poll has him point. add libertarian green party candidates and hillary clinton is a point up. but well within the margin of error. and in ohio, a suffolk university poll has trump up by 3 points, he's up by a surprising 8 in this poll from iowa. and all of these are polls of likely not registered voters which gives some read as to who has more enthusiastic followers we all know it's donald trump. and democrats that they're going to have to do a heck of a lot more to stir their base and get them out to vote. >> clinton meantime trying to reset her campaign after taking three days off to recover from when

in washington doug luzader foxnews. >>> a student is accused of making threats to harm a classmate. the student was arrested yesterday and he was booked into juvenile hall. the student did not mention the use of a weapon in the for. officers did not find any weapons during the investigation. there's also evidence -- there is no evidence that any threat occurred between -- for the student or faculty population. >>> david glenn was taken into custody and police say the alleged crimes occurred on the campus in 2007. the victim of sexual assault was 13 at the time. she only recently told a friend about the alleged assault of a friend called police. graham has been placed on administrative leave. >>> the time is now 5:09. world leaders are an injury -- israel this morning saying goodbye do former prime minister sharon peres. >> driven by simple pleasures, family, and by big dreams. >> one person at the fuser roll -- at the funeral, president obama reminded of unfinished business. >>> the presidential candidate may have violated u.s. trade laws. >>> we are looking at a commute in the sout

doug luzader has more from debate side this morning hofstra university in new york. >>> the candidates and their supporter will be in full spin mode this morning trying to a dissect what happened last night at this lengthy and at times contentious debate. >>> the opening handshake was >> donald was one people who rooted for housing crisis. he said back in 2006, gee, i hope it does collapse because then i can go in and buy some and make some money. almost from get go hilary clinton on offense going after one of donald trump's perceived strengths his business acumen. she would attack trump refusal to release tax returns and charged trump clearly anticipated. i will relets my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes. when emails that had deleted as soon as she releases them, i will release. and for all prededebate speculation trump likely gait neern was we saw rim necessary incident republican primary debates with combative trump quick to counter punch. but at times clinton seemed to control the agenda. >> he has really started his political activity based on this president was not an ameri

fox 13's doug luzader shows us what happened. >>> protester moved on streets charlotte and eventually begin to take over interstate 85 appearing to loot trucks and set fires. police officers themselves were attacked and injured eventually using teargas. this after black police officer shot and killed 43-year-old keith lamont, scott who was also black. some dispute that. they jumped off their truck. they said hands up. he got gun. he got a begun. pow pow pow pow pow. that's it. >> he had no gun. >> this after police in tulsa shot and killed an unarmed black man on friday. also leading to proes president obama tests. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton clearly standing with them during a radio interview yesterday. >> we've got to do everything possible to improve policing, to right at implicit bias. and what that with the polls tightening there's a great deal of concern about whether or not the latino vote and the black vote are sufficiently energized for hillary clinton. republican nominee donald trump also reaching out to a minorities even visiting a black church in detroi

doug luzader, fox news. >>> new overnight appear tampa home is destroyed by fire. it broke out on east 12th avenue just after 12:30 this morning. firefighters could see smoke and flames coming from the roof of a single story wood frame home when they arrived on scene. it took them nearly an hour to pout the fire. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> we are a few hours away from the funeral of a tampa police officer. this is a live picture from the life point church where hundreds of expected to gather today to say good-bye to officer fred arnold. our last half hour we showed you the picture of the officer's escorting arnold, his body into church. services will begin at 11 o'clock. officer during an off duty scuba dyeing trip in nevada. suffered a heart attack. he was 48 years old. >>> a rogue firework shot across at roadway hitting a passing car and barely missing a crowded bus at disney. it happened right outside hollywood studios. you yub user posted video this week but incident happened last month. made modifications to the show out of an abundance of caution. >>>

. >> fox doug luzader has the latest. >> members of the congressional black caucus here in washington are planning to a march on the department of justice today. meantime police in charlotte are being overwhelmed by proceed tests looting, and violence. in charlotte overnight. in desperate attempt to control protest that is quickly spiralled out of control. i could be at work, at school, in my car. i can still get shot. by the police. >> there was looting and one man was shot and not by police according to authorities. >> all over tuesday's death of 43-year-old keith lamont scott. shot and killed by a black police officer. police say scott was armed while some witnesses say he was holding a book. for patience. >> the story's a little bit different as to how it has been portrayed so far, especially through social media. he was later make it clear that scott did have a gun. absolutely no doubt what every so. the charlotte incident followed another police shooting last week in tulsa whether a white police officer shot and killed 40 yaert terrence crutcher. president obama ignore ad questi

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> the release of a convicted arsonist is making people n in a san francisco neighborhood. -- people in a san francisco neighborhood. david munoz diza spent three years in jail for involuntary manslaughter, convicted of strangling his sex partner in buena vista park, and then setting the body on fire. >>> i think the thing with the arsonist is scary. i think it points to a bigger problem. we are not dealing well in society with repetitive offenders. >> police say diaz's ban from 18 18th street between castro, and hartford for the next 6 months. an officer's plan to circulate diaz's photo in 150 yards of the mix, which is owned by one of diaz's former partners. >>> a new housing development is going up in west oakland the first one in oakland in years. many say new homes are badly needed during this affordable housing crisis, but as ktvu's rob roth found out, some residents of west oakland worry about the long-term consequences the new homes could have on their neighborhood. >> here in west oakland on 14 14th street, a new housing development is

>> expectations could be the big operative word this morning hours from the first debate, doug luzader is live from the site of the debate at hofstra university. so what do you think, expectations, where are we right now, doug. >> reporter: chris and lauren, good morning. expectations game is always a big thing right before a debate as everybody tries to down play their candidate's performance and anticipated performance and play up the strengths of the opponent. so we are seeing some of that playing out. we are seeing some efforts to work it a little bit the but look, a lot is at stake here. they are talking about potential of 100 million people watching what happens inside this building, on tv tonight and if that is the case it would shatter previous record for a u.s. political debate. you know, this really could change the direction of the election. we always say that with debates but when you look at how close the polls are right and the tightening we have seen in this race both nationally and in the swing steaks there is a lot at stake tonight you mentioned moderator lester holt a

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> check this out.ou might call it hillary clinton next generation. today her presidential campaign got a new plain. new boeing jet has the ability to fly coast to coast non-stop it's got wi-fi, american made. modified roswell new mexico and amarillo texas it includes the campaign stronger together message as well as american flag on both sides of the plane. >>> how do you like detroit tonight? >> i love it. got my detroit watch. here you go. >> former president bill clinton strolling through the streets of detroit tonight for their labor day parade. the walk is a labor day tradition for democratic party leaders and labor day is considered the start of the final serious push in the presidential campaign. today of course labor day a day supposed to honor workers in the united states. but a study by the pew r center shows that 41% of all companies have at least some employees on the job today. and more than a third of all employers have people working thanksgiving and almost 40% require people to work chr

reporter, doug -- doug luzader on search for answers. >> reporter: this is raising questions about a safety system called positive train control and why it isn't being implemented more quickly. for investigators today trying to determine why the commuter train plowed into the hoboken new jersey station, the challenges are numerous. trying to find evidence in a still unstable environment. >> the canopy of the building is on top of the controlling car. and water has been leaking all day, so there may be some structural damage. >> one woman, 34-year-old was killed as she had just dropped her daughter off in a day care center. >> i'm just in shock. it was a wonderful family. i mean, wonderful mother, wonderful daughter. i'm lost for words. >> reporter: witnesses say the train didn't slow down as it approached the station. investigators are speaking to the conductor, thomas gallagher who who was injured but later released from a hospital. he has been an engineer for some 18 years, and the ntsb will look specifically at whether a system called positive train control which can slow down a t

doug luzader has more. >>reporter: you can almost feel the light intention around here .members of congress are getting ready to go home after working together and at one point standing up to the white house. >> the motion. we make it happen. members of congress came together and passed a spending bill to keep the government operating with the looming threat of a friday shut down. second demonstrate to the american people congress can actually govern. >>reporter: republicans got money for louisiana but gave in to two key demands promising more funding down the road to address water quality issues in flint michigan and more money now to fight the zika virus and it may have been something in the air around the topic of congress also came together almost unanimously to do something that has never happened in the 7+ years of the obama administration. >> the choice is clear, i ordered my colleagues to override. >> the democratic leaders asking the colleagues to override president obama's veto of a bill called jazz that would allow 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia for its alleg

stage forinat that t first debate sometime over the o next couple of weeks.eeks in washington, doug luzaderanother rounds of legal worries could be facing former virginia governor boboverbob mcdonnell.donn the washington post reportsorts federal prosecutors are reeking a retrial forina mcdonnell. nhis past june his convictio on public corruption charges was overturned by the supreme court. legal analysts say anotheranalys conviction could once againnce end up at the high court. court proves have untilave u september 19th to decide ifth dc they want to move forward. fwa >> it's time for the morning thm line and we're going start with baseball.l. nats capping off a three gamegae series with the new york mets in new york. let's just saye w york met t enjoyed some home fieldfi advantage. they would win five to one and take series two games to o ne.one. >>> some incredibly scary moments on the diamond in loss o angeles. angelslo starting pitcher matt shoemaker hit in the head with w a line drive. dri the team later announced heed h suffered a small skull fracture and will under go willo further

"fox news"'s doug luzader in new york at the debate site, stay tune we will have a live report with him and from him in just a few minutes as preparations continue this morning. >> make sure fox 29 is your place for the dean. our very own bruce gordon will have live coverage from hofstra and you can watch it all live at 9:00 o'clock right here on fox 29. then we will follow it up with a wrap up on fox 29 with iain and lucy. >> by the way, if you watched this debate tonight on fox 29, we want to know how you feel in real time. have your phone in hand while watching and go to the fox 29 news app click on rate your debate, put in your political apart i and a gree and disagree with what candidate are saying anytime during the debate and see results coming in real time. keep it clean, folks, okay. time is 7:03. in glenside a man is in custody after pulling gun out at abington police. officers acting quickly to get that weapon away from the suspect this happened at limekiln pike and mount carmel avenue. the three two-year old man was being questioned during a welfare check. then he pulled out

in washington doug luzader fox news. >>> the only surviving suspect and last november's paris terrorist attack appeared in court today. of dar es salaam received police escort to go to the courthouse and the judge questioned him about the shooting and bombing but he refused to enter in the 26-year- old suspect has been locked up and a french prison since being extradited from belgium in april and his attorney says he is refusing to talk to protest the 24-hour video surveillance of his prison cell and the paris attacks killed 130 people. >>> president. obama is wrapping up his visit to laos today during a meeting of southeast asian nations the president addressed the issue of climate change. >> we have to work together to transition to cleaner economies so as to make sure it is not impinging on development but rather a spur to development and an opportunity for your people.>> the president's visit to laos is the first by a sitting us president. >>> it is 4:18 am and we want to go over to sal castanada because he is covering two big problems, activity on the bay bridge and a big problem o

coming up at 7-30 --- fox's doug luzader will have an update on the health of upcoming election will get a little bit easier. the city of milwaukee is expanding hours and additional sites for in-person early absentee voting. the three locations are: the zeidler municipal building, midtown shopping center on the north side and forest home library on the south side. the expansion is expected to cost about 240-thousand dollars which will pay for thats things like lease, rental internet access but primarily staffing. the city expects about 60-thousand early voters. for more info on where to cast your ballot --- log on to fox the largest mammals on earth are getting a day all to the themselves in milwaukee. saturdy is elephant appreciation day at the county zoo, and that's where we find carl this ahead of an approaching cold front, we are seeing some rain and thunderstorms this morning and we can expect more this afternoon and evening. highs today will get into the mid 70s. behind the will slowly ease up and we should get back to sunshine by wednesday afternoon. highs will fall into the u

i'm doug luzader in hempstead, new york. we'll have a recap of last night's presidential this for 30 years. and why hasn't better?" now at 7-30.. the first presidential debate was full of heated exchanges between donald trump and hillary clinton. details on the big issues both nominees tackled. thanks for staying with wakeup.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx an occluded low is spinning to our north this morning but will start to drop south through the day and bring more clouds and showers our way this afternoon. we remain on the cool side today with highs in the low 60s. the low is also helping to ramp up our winds. we expect 10-20mph winds from the west most of the day. showers continue overnight and into at least the first half of wednesday. a chance of showers returns friday and saturday but we should dry up sunday. a slight warming takes place later in the week with temperatures returning to the seasonal upper 60s and even cooler with a chance for showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 42 wind: wnw 15-25 mph tonight: part

fox's doug luzader has a recap of the developments from overnight at reactions for the presidential campaign trail. point. they did help carry out a traffic stop of what they're calling a vehicle of interest, but information right now is scarce. pkg nats a bomb explodes this morning in elizabeth new jersey as a police robot attempts to disarm it... no one was hurt, but the entire region is on edge. in new york city, a bomb exploded on saturday, injuring 29 people.. mos: "like if i was in iraq and a bomb have sounded like." an unexploded pressure cooker device was found just blocks away... along the new jersey shore, a bomb exploded just before a charity race was supposed to begin... to matters more complicated, president obama just arrived in new york for a political fundraiser and a meeting of the united nations general assembly. cuomo: 10:20:39 "i want new yorkers to be confident when is clearly unease. on the campaign trail, donald trump was first out of the gate to respond. trump: 21:10:27 i must tell you that just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york and nobody knows

it all takes place at hofstra university in hempstead, new york, and that's where doug luzader has more this morning. it's hard to imagine just how many eyes are going to be watching what takes place in this building tonight -- but this debate comes just as polls show that the race between hillary clinton and donald trump is tightening. one stage... two podiums... ninety minutes on the clock. that's what donald trump and hillary clinton will be first debate. both have been preparing.. with clinton taking several days off the trail, her campaign manager confident that her experience and preparations will show through. mook says: "we're going to have a lot of people really tuning into this election for the first time. they're going to see these two candidates on stage. i think they're going to see that donald trump is unfit, unprepared, and over his head. i doubt he will have a command of the issues." on-cam and there's been a lot of talk about how clinton will try to provoke trump, and one method involves the trump critic mark cuban to sit here. trump fired back that gennifer flowers, wh

i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on all of that coming up. thanks for staying with wakeup.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx we start out with some sunshine today but as an area of high pressure moves farther to the east, we will see more clouds roll in ahead of an approaching low pressure system. we can expect some rain later today and tonight with a chance for thunder. that will linger into early saturday but we clear out nicely by saturday afternoon as high pressure builds over for the weekend with highs in the low 70s but we do bounce back to the upper 70s monday. chilly air arrives by midweek with highs slipping into the 60s. today: morning sun the more afternoon clouds. rain and a chance for thunderstorms late pm. high: 80 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: rain and a chance of thunderstorms. low: 66 dewpoint: 69 wind: w/nw 3-7 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no along -- a milwaukee radio host, eric von, died yesterday. let's turn to jul

doug luzader is live from washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of new polls are out and this most recent batch has to do with, not only which candidate people prefer but who is most likely to show up and vote. donald trump is letting his hair down sort of on the tonight show and why not? every poll sees a tightening race and some show him ahead of hillary clinton. >>do you pay attention to the polls. to i love the polls. if i'm losing or lagging, i never mention it. >> [ laughter ] >> reporter: a new fox poll has him up nationally one.. hillary clinton is one. -- one point and hillary clinton is up one point in another poll. be suffolk university poll in ohio shows donald trump up by 5 points and 8 points in other areas. he has many enthusiastic followers. >> we all know the answer. it is donald trump. part of this is a warning to hillary clinton and the democrats that they are going to have to do a heck of a lot more to store their base and get them out to vote. >> reporter: clinton in the meantime is trying to reset your campaign after ta

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> people in oklahoma are assessing damage from the earthquake. state officials are calling for the closure of underground waste water wells that may be linked to the increase in seismic activity. the quake hit pawnee county 90 miles northeast of oklahoma city but was felt as far away as nebraska and southwest texas. one man was hit in the head with a brick but there were no major injuries or deaths. homes and buildings were damaged from an area near the epicenter all the way to oklahoma city. >> started rattling and, man, when i started looking around, the first thing i did is run outside and looking at my house, i look over here, and see all this. i'm going, oh, my gosh, wow, i can't believe this, but here it is. >> geologists have linked an increase in the magnitude of the oklahoma quakes to the underground disposal of waste water from oil and gas production. oklahoma officials are calling for the closure of 37 wells in a 500 square mile area around the epicenter. the born has -- governor has declared a state of emergency for the affected area

. >> but as doug luzader reports from washington the two candidates may be taking two very different approaches to their preparations. it is not kennedy/nixon but hard to imagine two more polar opposite squaring off in a debate in hillary clinton and donald trump. >> oh, wow i love this. >> reporter: clinton has spent her entire adult life in politics and her debate preps reflect that. a big staff, flooding her with possible attacks, strategy, and it is likely she will engage in practice debate with the stand in for trump. campaign has enlisted ghost writer behind the art of the deal to figure out what buttons to push to provoke trump and trump is taking a much different approach. >> we feel like one piece of our debate prep is going out there and giving these speeches report rorrer forget typical political strategies like mock debate. trump wants no part fearing it would make him come off as not authentic but that comes with risk. >> they are making me do homework. >> reporter: president obama openly complained about having to do debate prep and he even cut his practice short, to vi

doug luzader is there. i, you know i can't imagine. i can't imagine what's going through theegs candidates heads this more thanking what big deal this thing has they are talk super bowl numbers for audience it's a big night. >> it's big night. venue isn't all that huge. i mean right behind me here. you walk inside and it's a little bit smaller then i think you would expect. obviously, most important metric is how many peach will watch at home russell you're talking about 100 million people watching that'ses in super bowl territory. obviously set all kinds of records if that many people tune in. but it shows you what's at stake studying up for weeks now with her advisors getting ready for this. trump, from we can tell and from what his people have said he seems to be wants to take as it comes and not been that much into the hiding out in bunker and studying up. just two different sides of these people, right? >> i mean, they have both spent some time off the campaign trail to prepare for debate. hillary clinton has spent a lot more time

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> former president bill clinton will be in orlando this week campaigning for his wife. clinton will be city beautiful church on wednesday to discuss his wife's plans to build an economy a that works for everyone. no other details have been released. first hillary clinton will be holding a ral student recreation center in tampa tomorrow. scheduled to start about 1:45. but doors will open about two hours before that. you can still rsvp on her campaign website. >> perfect skin, from an imperfect place. might be a waste of money.. ((laura . >>> this came a bit of a surprise over weekend antibacterial soaps could a waste of money. fda banned 19 common chemicals found in the products. the reason, fda says because industry has not demonstrated the ingredients are safe for long-term daily use. or that they are even more effective than plain ole soap and water. rules fly mroo i to consumer antiseptic wash products not hand sanitizer or wipes or any products used in healthcare settings. >> a creating quite the buzz with its new line of cannabis skin care

doug luzader has more on that from washington. >>> this has put new folks on health issues we do expect to learn more this week about the medical histories of donald trump and hillary clinton who is still >>> despite almost collapsing as she loaded into her van on sunday, hillary clinton now says she felt fine moments later. >> speaking by phone while taking some time off the campaign trail at her home in new york. >> but once i got in, once i could sit down ask cool off, once i had some water, i immediately started feeling better. clinton said she defied advice of her doctor who told her last week to take five days off after help can and even some democrats, campaign officials admitted they should have been more forthcoming about what happened as clinton was whisked to her daughter's apartment. the new york post reported that campaign actually circumvented secret service protocol in frantic to maintain secrecy ask avoid taking clinton a hospital. >>> donald trump kept his distance from entire issue only saying he wished clinton well. he has repeatedly raised questions about stamina des

in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> southeast china is picking typhoon. at least eight people are dead and nine others are missing. more than 1 thousand homes were destroyed when the storm hit. it left more than million homes without power. wow. very destructive. >> well i know that weekend has arrived. and people are hoping for a good one. >> yeah. yeah. you know what, it looks like it's going to turn out pretty good as well. because we've kind of changed that pattern around we're not seeing showers you know in the morning hours. going to tend to see them more towards the late afternoon. sue look outside right now. most areas seeing plen to partly cloudy skies. temperatures warming up pretty quickly in south tampa. 91 degrees. we will continue to see these daytime highs in the low 90s. all way through the weekend. yeah i know last week we were talking about, we were finally turning that average high from 90 down to 89. but still, it's stays warm. probably for about another month or so six weeks. then we can finally really start to expect some cold fronts

in washington, doug luzader, fox news.news. >> there is a new nbwc pollol showing drum is that leadingeary clinton by 19 points19 i among military and voters.vote the overall, very close, about,o three points right now if you look at the average of all the f polls out there. >>> 9:05. happening today house republicans will meet behind ee b closed doors to hash out ways to handle the u.s.' growing zika za virus problem. they'll also once again look foo ways to avoid government shut down. right now there's zero chance of completing 12 spending bills byg the september 30th deadline.e. so lawmakers are focusing ong on temporary spending package and how long it will take.e. meanwhile last night senateat democrats blocked one importantt $7 billion zika bill. bil they voted it down because of provisions by the gop that would block funding for planned parenthood. >> also today we will hear fromo some of the victims of lastms ol month's deadly explosion at ay i silver spring apartment complexx we'll also find out what happens next.next >> also all part of pressf pre conference set to get underway

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fox's doug luzader has details. >> reporter: let's start with the numbers. these are the results of a new fox news poll. if you factor in third party candidates, this is just a hillary clinton and donald tru trump. and that doesn't even take into account everything that happened yesterday. >> donald trump take the stage in phoenix to talk immigration. zebbing up can i red meat that put him on the path to the gop nomination. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wa wall. >> reporter: that hard line book ended a day that began with a immediate meeting between trump and mexican president enrique pena nieto the tone was friendlier even from pena nieto who once compared trauma top hitler and muss lean knee. >> translator: we might disagree on several issues. but your presence here, mr. donald trump, shows that we do have fundamental common ground. >> we are united by our support for democracy, a great love for our people and a c of millions of mexican-americans to the united states. >> reporter: trump's campaign no d

as doug luzader reports from washington, anything is possible. >> reporter: this is the sprint to the finish now with just about two months to go before election day, and most national polls show this is within the margin of error. hillary clinton's post labor day push means traveling on a new plane. in fact, at one point it was parked almost alongside donald trump's ride in ohio. she is also showing a new willingness to speak to reporters. >> i am so happy to have all of you me. >> reporter: after some nine months since holding a press conference, clinton ventured to the back of the plane and finally took questions. some of which focused on her e- mail controversy. >> i take classification seriously. the fact i couldn't remember certain meetings whether or not they had occurred doesn't in any way affect the commitment that i had and still have to the treatment of classified material. >> after just a handful of questions, though, it all came to an abrupt end as clinton suffered a coughing fit. it followed a similar incident in ohio where she blamed the attack on her opponents. >> ever

new york and a focus on national security and who is more qualified to be commander-in-chief, doug luzader has the story . >>reporter: this may have been something of a warm-up act for the actual presidential debate but it does give us some idea as to how these candidates plan to attack one another. they were not on the same stage at the same time but they did sherry goal of this nbc news forum convincing voters, especially veterans they have the skills and judgment to be commander-in-chief. clinton went first and almost immediately faced questions about her email used, one from a retired naval flight officer. >> secretary. clinton how can you expect those such as myself who are entrusted with america's most sensitive information have any confidence in your leadership as president when you clearly corrupted our national security?>> i did exactly what i should have done and i take it very seriously, i always have and always will. >> comp would follow with an indictment of the military under president. obama .>> under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton the generals have been

doug luzader has more from hofstra university ngrich says: "the entire clinton case that he is incapable of being president died somewhere on that stage." while donald trump didn't have any major gaffes... hillary clinton forced him to be on defense for much of the debate. fallon says: "he really double downed on some of the biggest lies he's told whether it was his role in promoting the birtherism theory or his support for the iraq war." clinton continues to face questions about her -email scandal. clinton says: "i'm not going to make any excuses, it was a mistake and i take responsibility for that." but the donald didn't let it go. trump says: "tha mistake. that was done purposefully." meantime ... clinton hit trump on his past comments about women. clinton says: "this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs. and someone who has said 'pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers." afterwards ... the g-o-p nominee told fox he held back about bill clinton's affairs. trump says: "i didn't want to say what i was going to say about what's been going on in their life, so i decided

doug luzader has more this m morning from capitol hill.ill. >> reporter: ultimately 37ately states will allow some form off early voting before electionctin day on november 8th and for 1 state, that begins today.oday >> ♪ >> reporter: hillary clintonortc trying to rev up a crowdwd yesterday on the campaign trail but it was the locationt s that was telling.that w telling north carolina. >> get out and vote and makeak it clear we're not putting up up with that.with tha >> reporter: and northorth carolina can get out and votendt starting today with voters allowed to submit absentee absen ballots for any reason with w other states soon to follow folo suit it means clinton andnd donald trump will need to neeo start locking down support.po >> that's money comingomin straight out of the states sta like ohio. >> reporter: not a surprisepris trump was in ohio with plansp o to hit florida later today. a new swing stale poet showsoets florida north carolina ohioaroli and pennsylvania are allnie all within the margin of error now. now. >> what you see

. >> doug luzader is on this story down in d.c., hi there, doug. >> reporter: mike and alex, good morning. this guy is off the street but this whole deal has raised all kind of new issues out of the campaign trail ranging from immigration, reform to national security. the shoot-out on the streets of the linden, new jersey, seem to bring this all to a close a mad kahn rahami wounded and taken into custody accused of planting bombs in new york city and two other locations in new jersey. he is an american citizen but immigranted. donald trump saying that it is time, and not using a term. >> it is not profiling. and it is certainly not a wonderful thing. but, we have a country to keep safe. >> trump's son donald junior, with a tweet getting a great deal of attention this morning f you had a bowl of skittles and i told you just three would kill you would you take a handful. that is our syrian refugee problem. says. hillary clinton with a charge of her own. >> that the kinds of rhetoric, and language that mr. trump has used is giving aid and comfort to our adversaries. >> all of this came on a