geneva. but i swore at a virginia courthouse and thus became a citizen by choice, of virginia. when i purchased land in pennsylvania, where is my seat, i became a citizen of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. when pennsylvania became part of the united states, i became a citizen of the united states. i did so by choice. it has been commented upon by those who choose their religion in adulthood, that they often adhere to that more vastly than those who are born to it. the same could be said of immigrants. because their choice was a conscious decision, irrespective of the source of their departure from their original land, whether it was persecution, religion, or political opinion, or in search of economic betterment, it does not make a difference. adherence to a philosophy found here, that is what sets us apart. maybe more steadfast than for those who are nativeborn. his excellency, general washington spoke in his first state of the union in january of 1790, addressing the matter of immigration

real relaunch of negotiations in geneva. it complicates a tense situation. say theyssians discussed the possible operation. given now that they are , is it your understanding the cooperation ahead givenn go this? we are looking forces station of hostilities -- cessation of hostilities. want --r: well, i don't my short answer is no. it does not preclude the fact we will reach some kind of cooperative arrangement with russia. we will continue to speak with about in working groups ways we can put in place a , have fullase-fire access to humanitarian assistance, and get negotiations restarted in geneva. we are not there yet though. >> it doesn't preclude it? mr. toner: i misunderstood. it doesn't. we are continuing to pursue that. >> and that would suggest that you are open to the possibility of a u.s., iran, russia policy -- partnership. that is what it means. that is russia, iran, u.s. partnership. >> i'm in today's offense did not mean we would stop those discussions. thank you for trying to clarify. don't want to jump ahead to far. we will continue to have t

round-trip geneva around 2:00 yesterday afternoon quick picturelineaou as they move andy say their way this is not this state offshoreway you don't wano be new line of these y your votg on lake erie you want to stay 20 with pictures from yesterday showers withdo light rain andnd lorraine and a couple of quick showers and norwalkai was a look at the cloud cover and temperatures are superimposed on top a we will run some numbers many more then we've had in yearsy past will take a look at some of those coming up. that rain and western ohio for slander showers will continue to work for cleveland and mansfield strongsville in theman dinah down through ashlad will get ath break and then this next wave of rainfall will accompany. scattered that there will be a few of them later today not everyone's going to see rain those of us that do wills probably pick up a good quarter of an inch some breaks in most of this will fade away by mid-to-late evening and they found to the upper 60seve a couple showers cold air this is what we've been looking for for a long time from sunday all the western accen

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if what you see has you excited, and you wanna come down and participate in safari lake geneva, you can do so, but you need a reservation. in order to make one, you can log on to fox-six-now-dot-com. you'll find a link to the safari lake geneva website, and, there, you can take care of all of your reservation needs. in a very hungry walworth county, i'm justin williams, fox 6 news ... good job. website -- or the fox six news mobile app to book a as justin said -- head to our website -- or the fox six news mobile app to book a reservation. you can also learn more about what's at the park -- and the off-site animal events the park offers. weather mostly cloudy tonight with a slight chance for an isolated evening thunderstorm. rain chances will increase overnight, especially between 3-8am thursday. temperatures will fall into the upper 60s by sunrise. after early morning rain, skies will start to clear by the afternoon with a quiet and cooler on friday before thunderstorm chances return on saturday. tonight: isolated evening t-storm, higher chances overnight. low: 68 dewpoint: 66 wind: w 5

doucet, bbc news, geneva. jane: for more on the situation in syria and the peace talks, i spoke a short time ago with william taylor, who formerly served as special coordinator of u.s. transition in the state department -- middle east transition at the u.s. state department and is now at the institute for peace. you have been involved in these tricky sorts of negotiations for a very long time. what is your sense of how close they are to narrowing this gap? william: they have been trying to narrow this gap for some time. what is clear is that the gap is still there, which will reassure some people in this country that we have held on and held out and waited for a good agreement, as secretary kerry has indicated he wants to do. he doesn't want to agree to something that is going to fail. so he is still waiting for that. he has a hard job. these are difficult -- this is particularly difficult because you are dealing with the russians, who have demonstrated that they don't abide by their commitments. wordsa lot of

safari lake general thief invy will be opened -- geneva will be opened this year until the 31st. i'm michelle fiore. >> find out more on our web site >>> what kind of weather can we expect for the rest of the weekend and the work week? scott steel's forecast coming up next. and also where and why thousands of people celebrated by wearing the color purpose this will weekend. but first, 4, 32, 48, 49 and 63. the powerball is 20 and the power play is 2. and here are your winning super cash numbers, 3, 13, 15, 19, 33, >>> the color purple rained at the minnesota state fairgrounds this weekend. thousands of prince fans dressed in purple and celebrated his life. even the fair food was purple. for fans, it was a chance to come together and celebrate >> i'm just happy i have the chance to be here and celebrate with everybody and we can all come together as a community and just be happy. >> everybody who has purple and they're passing someone else in purposing, -- purple, they're smiling at each other. people are happy. >> the company that manages elvis presley's graceland estate is offer

safari lake geneva' opens for business tomorrow.. we have more information on the hours and prices on our website, cbs58.com. 3 of mexico is at milwaukee's lakefront this weekend!mexican fiesta is underway at maier festival park.the festival features music, dancing, highlights the beauty of mexico's history.the fest goes until midnight tonight... but if you're heading out there this weekend, it runs from noon to midnight saturday ?and? sunday. 3 today: sun and some fair weather clouds passing through on the day. less humid, but still feeling like summer with temps in the 70s. west wind turns sh to 10 mph.weekend: scattered showers and storms are back saturday, especially early in the morning and later in the day and evening. highs will be inching back up toward 800 and it will feel more humid. by sunday the showers are over and sunshine will be increasing as highs top out around 800 with a west wind 5 to 10 mph.upcoming week: mild and a bit humid. chance of a storm or two, mainly tuesday and saturday. highs in the upper 70s and 80s.

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when town of geneva police were called about dangerous material in a public place. 'surprising, especially being out here in what i would call the boonies.' a mobile lab was found in a restroom near the public boat launch on lake como. 'it is concerning that somebody could leave something that could be potentially hazardous.' captain robert hall of the walworth county drug enforcement unit says 3 labs were found in a 48-hour period. 'they take the precursor to make the meth, they put it into a small vessel, generally a gatorade or a two- liter coke bottle.' in a residence in devalvan and an apartment in whitewater. two arrests have been made in those cases. a third came from searching a second apartment in whitewater. on monday 33 year-old david coulson faced a judge. he's accused of possessing methamphetamine and materials used to make it. "these are very serious charges." captain hall says 7 labs have been found in the county this year. 'unfortunately, it appears that it is something that is here to stay.' a total of six were discovered and is a trend that we saw

but tracking to lake county through geneva on the lake and the madison area, you are starting to see a few light showers this quickly here. the rest of our viewing area remains on the dry side dealing with a little bit of ground clutter. you can see the flood watches stretch from columbus to northeast ohio. we are over the heat concerns for southern ohio as the front said to trackback in here. this is the front i'm talking about causing a severe weather outbreak for chicago. it looks like we will get the back end of this so we are looking from our models here a little bit disorganized. we will see what should conditions but it might be blocking -- blocking northeast ohio. we are dry to the 9:00 hour with a few spotty showers for greater cleveland will go this moisture is in mid afternoon at 1:00 or 2:00. and yellow which is a little embedded thunder containing until the 11:00 hour with more wet weather as a front tracks and for your 10 day. we are calling this a washout weekend across northeast ohio as many locations are going to pick up another inch from wayne county, canton, to dov

in the town of geneva, jonathon gregg fox6 news. a new display in waukesha aims to help parents recognize the signs of drug abuse. "your choice to live" -- a non-profit drug and alcohol awareness organization -- put the display together. it shows a teen's bedroom with "red flags" that can signal drug use. wisconsin's attorney general says heroin addiction can be hard to detect -- especially in teens... he similar to regular teen behavior. "you sleep a lot more, you're more withdrawn and less talkative, spend a lot time with door to your room closed. those are all things that are pretty common behaviors in an adolescent so this is a tough challenge. steph voanother part of the exhibit is called "deadly decisions". it features 190 pairs of shoes -- which represent the number of overdose deaths in waukesha county sinc new federal regulations coming to the tobacco industry... starting today the u-s food and drug administration will now regulate all e- cigarettes, cigars, and hookah. the new rules halt the sale of e- cigarettes and any o

in safari lake geneva, in walworth county, i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. the american legion post in germantown getting a bit of a facelift today. -- transforming its banquet hall into a vietnam-era educational center. it's basically a history lesson from the time period surrounding the war. this educational hall is opening just in time for a visit from the traveling vietnam war memorial replica -- dubbed "the vietnam moving wall." james says: "we've been working on it for almost two years now. we've gotten great response from everybody we've gone to. local veterans organizations, the village of german but support." the half-scale replica wall will be at the germantown legion post from september first through labor day -- september 5th. two packers players speak to n-f-l investigators today about doping allegations. clay matthews and julius peppers were named in an al-jazeera network report on performance- enhancing drug use back in december. both have denied the story, but both of them faced suspension the high school football season is already underway a

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lake geneva, 11:00. new berlin, if it hangs on, closer to midnight. again, you may want to c light show. you see this line right in here? that is the outflow p these storms are starting to dissipate, and so we will see that cool push of air cooling things down nicely. the heat and humidity will be back tomorrow. we will watch this area here for additional development. we did have a severe thunderstorm watch to the west of us, but that has been the majority misses us down to the south. you can see the cloud cover around here. that will continue tomorrow, but most of the day's dry, partly sunny, 90 degrees. saturday, this is when we have the hit and miss got it showers and thunderstorms on and off all day long, so be ready for that. we need the rain. the reason why is that for the year we are over eight inches below average in milwaukee. it is still hot. 18 days in a row of 80 or warmer, the first time that has ever happened in august in milwaukee. not quite the record. that was set in 1921. still sticky, oppressive, but that will be changing, dew point

they told other media outlets that he is referring to having seen prisoners get off the plane in geneva not money being drivered in iran. let's turn to the democrats right now joe johns is there with the campaign and joe, we're 96 days away from reelection but the battleground poll numbers are good for her campaign but they can't think that things won't get a lot closer. >> i think that is right, they know polls go up and down just as they did with hillary clinton after the fbi director went after her on the issue of her e-mails. they also know if you look historically over the years, the convention bounces many time have not worked well for democrats. many of them came out of the con convention and bounced and it did not work out. hillary clinton is continuing to push forward. >> we just talked about a false claim that donald trump reported. and she repeated a false claim, the claim that the director of the fbi testified about her public comments about her e-mail server were accurate. everything i said publicly has been consistent and truthful with what i told them. that is not true. s

after nearly 10 hours of talks in geneva, u.s. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. and russia are close to reaching a cease-fire agreement but said washington will not rush into a deal with moscow. more now from matthew chance. >> reporter: after marathon talks, russia and the united states were unable to reach a final agreement. both sides reported progress on that front. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry he had long and productive talks with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov. he said he had received clarity on most steps towards renewing a syrian truce. the russian foreign minister said the two had made a number of steps forward and discussed ways of addressing humanitarian situation in syria, including aleppo, which was at the center of their discussions. russia and the united states are on the opposite sides of the war, with moscow a strong backer of bashar al assad, and washington calling on him to step down. but they have a common enemy in isis and other jihadist groups. and talks have been focusing on how to cooperate. for instance, in the sharing of

. >> laurello vineyard in geneva hit by a microburst, not a tornado that can be powerful. >> a clown started to come down toward the ground and hasn't really final and first but the guardhouserd , they're actually started to pulsate pat cataldo, was manning the gatehouse atat in geneva when he saw the storm coming around 515 on saturday. the video catches his view of the laurello vineyard on state round 307 just up the street an you see how powerful the land was first polling and then pushing the patio furniture and verything else in its pathd estimating the microburst was between 60 and 70 mph when it >> the sound was terrific i was carrying a case of wine and whe i put that down it some of my the building had come down. >> thank god that nobody was injured.a lots of different things that could have happened they could have made us a lot worse and just the fact that there were just somehe bumps an bruises was amazingom. >> the storm had arrived hours later it would have been different story, a popular band was scheduled to play and hundreds of people would have been in the backyard,

kerry were to saudi arabia before meeting lavrov in geneva.he reason i say this is, the russians -- the iranians and the americans have now come to the understanding that the process in syria cannot starart with the demand that mr. assad has to go. why i say this is turkey has in the last couple of weeks come to the same position. so the current prime minister of turkey has quite clearly said that they no longer require mr. assad to leave as a precondition for the peace process, but he can stay as the prime minister for a traransitional period. the only powower in the r regio, so-called subjugating powers of the regegion, that is not accepd this view is saudi arabia. and to some extent, its allies. saudi arabia is fighting ordinary brutal war in yemen. it is obstinate in that war. it is made no gains, despite the fact it has been bombing yemen for over a year. in the united states government has continued to resupply saudi arabia through this period. amy: the largest weapons sale in u.s. history. onwhich mr. obama justified economic grounds, w

was taken by one of our viewers out in geneva was interesting as waterspout a lot of times occur when we are in the transition season it almost looks like a tornado out on the that could cause some fall apart are a couple of sprinkles in cleveland otherwise, and showers today at least really aren't early on will be very smallho it will be breezy today that is what we see in northern ohioha thunder embedded in them. it breaks of sun breaks of sun this plenty ofd quality dry breaks. eventually offer rumbles of thunder as temperatures climb into the low '80s tas two thirds of us will y it made evenings the showers and this is the pattern for early next week cooleray comfortable overnight lows comfortable a little below normal for the first time we were get to have a day before the month of august 7:17 a.m. time to get plugged in folks expensive thing on are hurt west according to her is as a book bag she found one for $100 a mic now. the ongoing list of school supplieshe i have not looked ye i did not even know i let her go shopping and she did the shopping your own your own you do your

the americans wouldn't hand over the $400 million in cash to this iranian play in geneva.tedid come down as a spy missouri or some sort of hostage negotiation. >> now, at the same time, reporting new information about the redline that the president decided not to, not to enforce basically against syria after the chemical weapons attacks, you know, three years ago. exactly three years ago. it was labor day weekend when he did not take military action. he had a lot of reasons he said at the time and secretary kerry said that the russians helped us get rid of the chemical stockpil stockpiles, but the bottom line, there was an iranian component. >> yeah, to write this book, i went back to a number of areas, this money or the redline that wasn't enforce toad try to get more information and if you go back in time, when the president announced his plans to attack and then pull back, it was exactly the period in time where american negotiators were meeting with iranian negotiators secretly to get the nuclear agreement. and u.s. and iranian officials have both told me they were com

london breed is sxieftd we're taking this to fillmore and divisadero then chinatown and mission and geneva and in the next 3 years cover with sandra leadership and you'll see teams lip reads over one hundred neighborhood in the next 3 years to make sure they're safe and clean to make sure the fix it team are there i saw the fiction teams they're working on graffiti on the poles, fixing up the parking meters broken lights be holes in the sidewalks so that a chihuahua won't fall into a sidewalk that recently happened to just neighborhood cleans up everything should be fixed and proud of is city it passed a $9.6 billion budget this is what it means safe and clean neighborhoods is a priority and bringing this to many of the neighborhoods across the city we wanted to demonstrate what a concentrated multi agency kind of coordination can look like after we're through you'll see this happen all over the place and i know the residents of neighborhood feel this is the kind of thing they wanted out of this and that bucket will reflect all the things we want to do for the residents to make it safer an

. >> the plane i saw was the hostage plane in geneva, switzerland, not the plane carrying $400 million in cash. >> it doesn't exist. he might be thinking of iran contra from 35 years ago or something like this. >> tom cane was gofer 26 years ago. >> trump apparently could only think of his daughter telling a local station there are so many different ones to choose. everyone would say put ivanka in, put ivanka in. that reminded hillary clinton of the gaffe made previously about binders full of women. >> as i told you at the top of the show, i'm here in ohio today, the battleground of columbus speaking to john kasich. he has notably refused to endorse trump. he skipped the convention that was held in ohio. i asked what he will do in the voting booth in november. >> have you ever voted for a democrat? >> no. >> is it possible you will not vote for a republican for president? >> let's not get ahead of ourselves. this is very disturbing and alarming to me. i should not say alarming. i wish i could be fully enthu enthusiast enthusiastic. you say you didn't watch the democratic convention? >>

look at the gap from racine to lake geneva. virtually no rain. 2/10 close to pleasant prairie and kenosha. further to fond du lac and rain is slipping through northern counties, dodge county, fond du lac, sheboygan county. you could quickly pick up a quarter to a half-inch or more in your rain gauge. lake geneva, on the back edge of sprinkles or drizzle. the large area of organized rain is lifting northeast and we should see a nice break. the only rain from midday into the afternoon is isolated showers that will get going as the main area lives northeast. with the heating of the day, a pop-up shower or 2 across southeast wisconsin. this afternoon is when you want to schedule outdoor plans. mexican fiesta, looking at the summerfest grounds where the event is being held, 65 in downtown milwaukee. muggy conditions that will not when we heat of you will want the fan or the ac because it will feel sticky. the card went at 12, but they will swing to the south and warm us close to 80 degrees by this afternoon. lower to middle 60's in

kerry: in the next days, our experts will meet in geneva to conclude the few remaining technical issuesnd to move forward, to take the steps necessary to build the confidence to overcome the deep mistrust that does exist on all sides. says secretary kerry experts will remain in geneva in the coming days to finalize the remaining details. france's supreme court has ban,urned a town's burkini a move coming after some muslim women were forced to remove body-concealing garments on beaches.viera the binding decision is expected to set a legal precedent for all the 30 or so french resort municipalities that have issued similar decrease. the united nations children's fund, unicef, warned friday there has been a sharp rise in the number of refugee and migrant children stranded in greece. 2200 areys over unaccompanied and vulnerable to exploitation. >> this new influx comes at a time when greece itself is really struggling to cope with its own economic challenges. public service has been cut back. the influx has created an additional challenge to the system. mark: for the second time in as many

geneva is starting to dry out, so that's good news for the morning commute. your evening commute could feature spotty thunderstorms. i think we're fine for the next several hours, but after 2:00 we're all fair game for at least a shower or thunderstorm. hot and humid otherwise and some of these thunderstorms today may produce gusty wind and torrential rall continues. in fact, it goes up this weekend. we will talk about it in your first alert forecast just minutes away. laura. >> laura: first, a check of your highways this morning. getting out on the road, looking good this morning. 6:03 as we crawl along towards rush hour still aways away. we're not crawling along on the roads for sure. there are some construction zones. this one causing slowing right approaching 271 you notice they're doing work out there and the two right lanes are currently blocked. that means it slows you down on the left lane and make your move a wee bit slower. here are the drive times now. strongsville to cleveland 19 minutes and 18 from north olmstead and mentor to cleveland is 28 min

even for ashtabula, just exiting geneva on the lake. heavy downpours but these are slow-moving cells as we saw yesterday afternoon. moving north and east slowly but surely. if you see the darker green here that still in effect until 8:00 p.m. tonight because we are tracking more widespread moisture here, about to move into richland county, for mansfield. this is tropical moisture, you can see it's effecting four to five states right now. so it's feeding in from new orleans, baton rouge where they are seeing minor flooding. so that is tropical moisture ohio. widespread rain once again for mansfield and inland locations throughout your sunday. >> a lot of moisture still coming. thank you. >>> domination as americans in rio. michael phelps swam his swan song saturday at the summer games. the most honored olympian in history went out as we expect, on top. powering the u.s. team to a gold medal that he says will be his last. jim ryan has our report from rio. >> reporter: the end of an michael phelps caps his storied olympic career with a fin

hostages landing in geneva. no government officials we have talked to know of the existence of any tape of a cash transfer, even though trump likes to refer to it. >> hillary clinton's campaign is trying to stay on message, blastic trump for making his signature ties overseas and encouraged companies here at home to use apprentices. >> she wants to give businesses they say plans like this or the fact that she has plans at all separate her from donald trump. >> reporter: in denver, clinton visited a company called naughty ties. she wasn't shopping for bill. she was there to make a point about trump and out sourcing. >> he paid chinese workers to make trump ties. this is one of them. it's got his name on it, of course. and instead of deciding to make those ties right here in colorado with a company like naughty. >> reporter: it's part of a week-long assault on trump's business practices that include this new ad. >> ties are made in china. >> reporter: made in colorado, not china. >> reporter: clinton argued she, n

washington post the tape trump saw was actually this public one--of the us hostages being released in geneva. this comes as trump's campaign manager acknowledges the non-endorsements of paul ryan and john mccain have opened up rifts-- manafort sot: there's a conflict within the trump down from any of those controversial comments--according to the latest fox news poll--it may be taking its toll, [gfx] clinton opening up a 10 point lead. a prestigous school in new england ... is making a huge payment to dozens of former students! the money is to settle claims of sexual abuse at st. george's school in rhode island. the allegations span 30 years... from the 1970's to as early as 2000. neither the school or the victims are disclosing the amount of money payed out. a new road sign in north carolina has drivers stumped. "what do you want me to do? zip up my pants?" this new sign is called the zipper merge sign.. to help with traffic congestion during heavy travel times. researchers say the traffic merge can reduce traffic jams by up to 50- percent. when drivers see the zipper.. they're supposed mer

he joins us by phone from geneva.ill a rate cut from the boe prevent a recession or supplementing fate to forcibly minimize the impact of a recession -- or simply minimize the effect of a recession? you know what, we just lost frederik on the phone. let's go to the panel. economic deterioration following the brexit vote will bear fruit. joe: we have surveys, instead of hard data. people are waiting for unemployment and real house price data. we have the surveys that tend to track pretty welcome including the pmi data can which i can bring up in one second. there is still definitely doesn't bring that up -- scarlet: i mean, like you said, that is survey data, where the heart of data has not come up. mark carney three weeks ago declines to cut rates, waiting for more hard evidence. do we have it by thursday? oliver: what is interesting with the markets position, we were talking about this at the beginning of the show, there is physically 100% certainty on behalf of traders right now saying there is going to be a cut. an

, the parma area seeing a heavy do lightning, but they're isolated showers, even north madison to geneva and we're tracking a bit of rainy activity. and now, you can see hour-by- hour lots of sunshine in store and we're, unfortunately, dealing with leftovers of the front moving across the area and so a few clouds and showers picking up. by the noon hour and by 2, we should be nice and dry, 73. >>> and thank you, janessa. starting out the morning with a massive water main break that can emback the -- impact the drive and they are closed between lander brook and brainerd roads until at least wednesday when i spoke with dispatchers this morning. because of this, classes have been cancelled at gilmer academy and gates mills. the water department telling us that water is back on to everyone but spoke with police again this morning and it could be wednesday before cedar road opens back up. and let me show you the detires right now and an to -- detours right now and an option to get to shaker boulevard. the option mean out of your way, and you have to -- mean out of your way and you have to be

after days of doubling down, today tweeting, the plane i saw on television was the hostage plane in geneva, trump maybe trying to show he can grow. for the first time since january, hillary leads withmen, white voters overall those with no c education. struggling in some battlegrounds, but his team hoping for a turn aroundeflate. >> reporter: i'm kristen welker, tonight hillary clinton on the trust factor. >> people have count on me and trusted me. >> reporter: while association of black and female journalists, clinton trying to clarify this comment about fbi director james comey. >> director comey said that my answers were truthful and my answers were consistent with what i have told the american people. >> reporter: that debunked by fact checkers. >> is this not under cutting your efforts to rebuild trust with the american people? >> i may have short-circuited and for that i will try to bringing back one of her previous explanations. >> i never sent or received anything that was marked classified. >> reporter: despite this testimony from the full-blooded itali italian -- fbi director. >>

lake geneva. this morning dry roads. lots of sunshine. grab the sunglasses. we see the highs that bump up close to 80 degrees this afternoon. showers and storms tonight. we go over the timing and a look into the weekend. 1 to the ad matt. >> good morning, if you are leaving the house, watertown plank rose closures. the travel times are looking good... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> wisn 12 news time ns 5:01. his death sparked days of unrest in milwaukee. today smith will be laid to rest. mike anderson is outside of the church with a look ahead. >> good morning, ben. the reverend jackson will be delivering the eulogy today. nearly two weeks ago, the 23-year-old smith bus shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer at 44 kt and smith was armed with a gun at the time. the community is still healing from the tensions that erupted in the following days. smith's family said they don't condone the violence. smith's funeral is at noon here at 86th and good hope and a visitation for the family prior to the service. news this morning." >> mike,

they are holding talks today in geneva. the hope is that a deal will lead to a halt in fighting across syria and relaunch talks on a political transition in the country. time now for business updates. apple starting out with rolling out software patches -- >> the move comes after a e had hisin the u analysts sayed -- this hack attempt is truly one-of-a-kind. it seems the attack involved a syrian -- a remote jailbreak. this is the first time we've seen that in the wild. we were able to link the server to a list of websites connected to the nso group. this hour.session at global investors keep an eye out for a highly anticipated speech by janet yellen. looking for hints on whether she plans to raise interest rates this year when she addresses global central bankers in jackson hole, wyoming. to newset here reacting the french economy did not grow at all in the second quarter. there was some good news -- consumer confidence in france picked up in august. the court has begun on a stronger footing following the quarter has-- the

trump tweeting this morning, the plane i saw on television was the hostage plane in geneva, swirtser land, n- switzerland. let's begin with phil. >> this isn't something that usually happens from donald trump or really the trump campaign. you pull up the tweet again, it is rather innocuous, but donald trump has repeated twice over the last couple of days, even as his campaign has said, it is not true. take a listen to what he said last night, after his campaign said this video didn't exist. >> the tape was made, right. you saw that with the airplane coming in. mice plane. and the airplane coming in, and the money coming off, i guess, right, that was given to us, has to be, by the iranians. and you know why the tape was given to us, because they want to embarrass our country. they want to embarrass our country. and they want to embarrass our president. >> now, carol, this was the second time donald trump told this story. i can tell you, after the first time, i reached out to administration officials, what is he talking about, did he get this in a classified briefing, and for the most

now he says the plane i saw on television was the hostage plane in geneva, switzerland, not the plane the type of honesty, is this the type of pivot, this the type of change in donald trump you would liking to see? are you happier about that or more concerned about a candidate who just yesterday will describe at length something he saw on a video which does not exist? >> well, first, john, thanks for having me on the show. i'm glad he clarified that statement, but the underlying issue still remains the same, which is that this was, in my view, clearly a ransom payment. this was a $400 million payment in exchange for hostages. the never ending iranian appeasement project continues unabated despite what donald trump may have said about what he saw. glad he clarified it. the fact remains that iranian behavior has not changed. three more americans have been taken. one legal permanent resident, a green card holder. this is very disturbing behavior. the iranian regime's behavior remains the same. i think that's the lesson we've all learned here. >> and that's a message you've been talking a

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

that's just exactly how it is. - rees' corner is located in geneva. but we are sticking with sweets of years past and taking you to a traditional bakery that offers all sorts of old fashioned favorites. that taste of home, that traditional pastry that you remember a parent or grandparent baking years ago and we try to keep up those old fashioned traditions and our homemade fresh pastries every day. the bakery was founded in 1910. we do a large variety of eastern european traditional pastries, we make (foreign language), hungarian nut and poppy seed rolls, struttles, angel wings, polish sweet breads, we also do seasonal items, anything that goes our bakers, very hard working, dedicated individuals who put love and pride into absolutely everything they do. - yeah this is the revolving oven. i could fit 20 sheet pans in here. - [erika] we have very little automation back there. everything is shaped, formed by hand and they put cassata cupcakes is pretty much our homemade yellow cupcake. we center a little bit of the center. put a very delicious bavarian

a few clouds in the milwaukee area. 62 in walk shaw, burlington, lake geneva. the drier air did filter in but dew points remain in the lower 60s. damp outside and you will feel a little bit of humidity today. up too 80 by the noon hour. clouds off and on and quite a bit of sunshine and a nice light southeasterly breeze. pick day of week. what can you expect the rest of the week coming up in a few minutes. >> 4:36 on today's tmj. next, water warning. plastic bottles and the common practice you may want to avoid. and airport evacuation. false alarm that caused two terminals at j.f.k. to clear out. >> and we continue to keep you up-to-date on tensions in the sherman park neighborhood. this is a live picture come to us now where things are quiet protesters clashed with police. 4:39. on top of breaking news overnight on the north side. live picture coming to us from the sherman park naked. dozens of protesters clashed is aville smith shot and killed saturday after they say he took off from a traffic stop and would not drop his gun. here's a rundown where things stan

it happened just before midnight on highway 50 in the town of geneva. the sheriff's office tells us the woman may have stepped into the right lane of traffic just before being struck by a s-u-v. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. investigaters are tryio early this morning.when firefighters arrived on the scene in somers, flames were shooting through the roof of the barn. portions of the barn collapsed during the fire. luckily no animals were inside at the time. however the barn was full of farm equipment, hay and some snowmobiles. no one was hurt. former calumet county district attorney ken kratz is surprised a judge overturned brendan dassey's conviction. dassey was found guilty of helping his uncle, steven avery, murder teresa halbach dassey's confession was coerced. now we're waiting to find out if the state plans to retry dassey or if he will be released. a man is arrested hiding in some bushes in new berlin following a call to police about a possible stalker. police tell us the suspect was driving a stolen vehicle from chicago, taken

then out comes his 84-year-old mother, geneva smith (name spelling needs to be confirmed), who police command to we counted and about 40 seconds after the command, they pepper-spray her and then she goes down. we talked to her last week and on friday we reviewed the video with assistant city attorney and sat down with the chief of police rex eskridge, who says the department is working to resolve the situation. (chief rex eskridge, muskogee police): "this is a very important issue, there is a lot of misinformation out there, there is a lot of prejudgment going on, there is a lot of concern." for that reason he tells me they released the video - positive relationship he says police have with the community. (reporter/question) : "do you think videos show everything?" (chief rex eskridge, muskogee police): "videos can't give you the full sense of what happened, but at the same time they do either validate or expose any warts that you might have." the elderly woman says she was taken to jail after the incident, where she had a panic attack. she now plans to take legal action against the p

the yellow we had over to ashtabula county along 90 headed into ashtabula and parts of judea -- geneva , it will continue to push out of here. as we head further south you can see a couple of showers south of polk county otherwise dry for the rest of the viewing area. 77 downtown cleveland. we're still starting off fairly warm for a lot of neighborhoods. the highs today we are going to upper 80s and low 90s with a strong chance for thunderstorms >>> we do have to start with a serious crash that happened overnight. an suv hit several guardrails and burst into flames. we're making calls to see how the drivers doing. at some point they will have to toe that car -- what is left of that suv i should say . be careful in that area. >>> let's head to the maps. we're not seeing any problems right now. the akro ramp closure still in place. i will detail those a little bit later to make sure you follow me throughout the morning on social media as well. >>> breaking news from overnight: thousands still without power in northeast ohio mostly in cuyahoga county following that wave of strong storms.

we have letter rain falling in parts of geneva where you see the yellow coming down. that is a little heavy. is along 90. that will continue to screwed up and head toward pennsylvania. temperatures are the next big topic. 75 cleveland. think about where we were yesterday morning into the 50s. temperatures will approach 90 degrees. we're talking another round of storms. >>> we have to talk about the severe weather to our west. we're getting video of possible tornadoes in 6 counties. the winds is damaging buildings and bring you down trees in defiance. this all happen between 6 and 8 last night. the concert even stopped the kiss concert in will check out this damage. >>> at least 29 -- 2 tornadoes touched down. 15 to 22 people were injured in that storm. and ef 3 tornado knocked the starbucks to the ground. right now there is a temporary state of emergency in 2 counties. police and firefighters can get campaign trail to get back to his home state. >>> locally we are dealing with wet, slick roads from the overnight rain. the pedal pike area is still closed. it was suppos