and his dad, edmund brown were both recalled but were unsuccessful. preserving old buildings gives a feeling of solidarity. the values that were valuable back then are still valuable now. the original intent of the building was still here. ♪ >>> welcome to the wisconsin state capitol. we are standing in the rotunda of the building. this is the public area of the capitol. this is where we have all of our big parties, presentations. a little bit about the outside. you see a big white stone building. that stone is granite we got from vermont. 43 different kinds of stone, stone from all over the world, six foreign countries, eight states. only a little bit of the stone is actually from wisconsin. great big dome on the outside covered with granite. we have the only state capitol to completely cover the exterior in granite. we finish it off with a statue on the top. we call her wisconsin. she has a w on her chest, a helmet on her head. top of her head is a badger. we have wisconsin facing toward the nation's capitol. she's 15 feet, 5 inches tall, over 6,000

and his dad, edmund brown were both recalled but were unsuccessful.preserving old buildings gives a feeling of solidarity. the values that were valuable back then are still valuable now. the original intent of the building was still here.

2016 showing him drag a new jersey police officer with his truck has plead guilty. 39-year-old edmund brown sentenced to seven years in prison for the incident in haddon township. police say brown drove off after giving the officer a falls name during a traffic stop. brown pleaded guilty to one count of fleeing and alluding and one count of illegal weapon possession. >>> a bombshell today in camden county, new jersey. david creato the man prosecutors charged with killing his three-year-old plead guilty to manslaughter. it comes after months after a mistrial for the crime. prosecutors have promised to try the case again. fox 29's dawn timmeney has the details. >> it's a really, really sad conclusion to a really, really sad thing. >> reporter: lots of heavy hearts in haddon township today after news began to spread that 23-year-old dj creato plead guilty this morning to killing his little boy brendon almost two years ago. creato was scheduled to be retried on first degree murder charges in a matter of weeks after a camden county jury was hopelessly deadlocked in may. many in this tight commun