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it's a complete stranger.tr ita doesn't make any sense. we dose expect to learn a little more when the suspect is formally charged in his name released. we do know that their deeper was on her way to work at the diner. the 29 -year-old north ridgefield man ran a red9 light at the intersection of solon and richmond roadt slamming into deputies card. his aunt and shot her outside the passenger door. she was exceptional in every way that she would die of such of violent that because look them devastated why.oo those were hurt to for three from the wrapup intersection over the ee it's a family shock over this. it doesn't make any sense we do expect to learn more.do a number of cincinnati schools will be closed today because of there waiting were to see if it was a success the hard rock rock scene of northfield park attempted to breakne the world record for most of motorcycles started at the same timeme yesterday the previous record was 1,446 bytes in 2014 in the philippines. as you can see many try to break the record some say it's great north

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itas and orange this morning. sunrise is at 6:05 this morning. 65 degrees now. got a good looking tuesday on the way. it will be toasty. check it out. 77 by 9:00 a.m. should be 90 at noon with building clouds and then by 2:00 p.m. we should have a high of 94. warmer than the 91 we had yesterday. we'll have isolated thunderstorms pop today. it will be later in developing probably after 3:00 today. that should help to cool things off. joel, we have a few moments. >> i like the sound of that. >>> take a look, we have federal loading up in the northbound direction. there's an accident at 10th. that's causing delays and the roadway is blocked off at logan and third as police investigate an incident. you can't access logan passed third. >>> here's a resident of the englewood federal prison in littleton, but a federal judge will 14-year prison sentence of former governor blagojevich. jaime leary is live to update us. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, britt. this is a big deal for the former governor. his defense team will ask a federal judge today to have his sen

you may qualify for no cent,omtmeposit, or ita. a ldnt slowly slides across soheastern wiscsin on saturday, keeping rain clouds and storms in the forecast through most of the day. the moisture will make it feel muggy and high temps will be in the 70s for the first time this month. as front exits the rain will gradually taper off around 8pm and skies will slowly clear heading into sunday morning. the dew points will drop back into the 50s on a brisk wnw wind at 10-20mph on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a very slim shot at a shower or two wrapping around the back side of the cold front.monday will be mostly sunny and comfortably cool as 70s. milwaukee will hit 80 degrees again on tuesday with dry air warming up quickly in the sunshine. there is the chance for rain and storms again on wednesday and thursday but the temps look to hover near 80 degrees and just below there for the rest of now to some olympic insight... today's tmj4 is your official summer olympics station.tune into "the olympic zone" at 6:30 tonight... for e

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they think it works, they keep doing ita recent study found that it does actually work.it looks at an august 2006 primary election in michgan where a control group voted at about 30-percent but -- voters who got mailers pointing out how it was their civic d likely to head to the polls being told someone would be checking to see if they voted drove them out more -- as did being shown their own voting record or the voting record of their neighbor's they all voted at higher rates.at higher rates.the study found that kind of outreach was more effective than live phone calls -- and nearly as effective as door knocking. knocking.secretary pate says he doesn't like it -- believing that language could lead some voters to feel people in an authentic way and not fire them up with false information leading up to the iowa caucus -- the ted cruz campaign got a lot of negative attention for their mailer that was so aggressive -- much of it was factually inaccurate.both turnout and secretary pate say that kind of outreach is out of line after the break...we spent a lot mo secretary of state paul pat

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old mary wills was here, just trying to cross to the other side of 91st street.but before she made ita car turnedhitting and killing her. when authodmrities got to the intersection of north 91st and west appleton avenue around 10 thursday night-they found mary wills unresponsive in the she had been hit by a car. police say speed ?was a factorwhich isnt surprising to kevin petersonwho has spent the past 15 years working at a car dealership near the scene. scene.219 people speed up and down this street every day literally you can hear the motors reving its like a race track down there. for 15 years ive been here and ive seen a lot of accidnets and a lot of people get hurt.john gliatis-who owns a restaurant across the street agress and says-the intersection is dangerous. 3329 because its kind of slanted, the line of sight isnt great for people who want accidents ove rthe years. theres always a problemgliatis says theres not enough lights in the intersection and between that, high speeds and jaywalking-it's a recipe for trouble. 3408 over the years ive seen different accidents. ive seen ca

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it was clear to me that women were having enormous impact, and it turns out if ita board, win women reach this tipping point between 20% or 30%, they really begin to change fernando: you call it critical mass as well. this changes the behavior not just of women in the room but also men>> they do. it's really interesting. some studies show that when women reach 30% on a corporate board, for example, the men had to show up more prepared because the women are so much more -- that they lagged behind. they actually really do change the culture of a place. fernando: i'm sure there are many variables, but is that a function of women having to try so much harder to get to the same place that men do? >> in deed, to some degree. a lot of studies show that women really want to be much more prepared than men. they do not feel comfortable speaking unless they have a lot more information. men are just sort of very boldly saying "i want to see this" and women hanging back until they feel comfortable. for example, they say it takes about seven times to ask a woman to run for office until she really does

patrick: new at 6:00, itas the first day of school for studts at milwaukee public schools 11 udents at ralph metcalfe on 34th and north got plenty of high 5s as they arrived this morning. instead of oneong suer break, students have several breaks throughout the year. the school is named after ralph metcalfe a marquette university track star who compe theted in 1932 and 1936 olympics. mps' superintendent is using the rio olympics to teach students too r the gold. >> coming off the positivi of the from the olympics, the u.s. has been doing so welit anything is possible for our ung people, so th's what we want foth. starts with the first day but everyday matters for them. patrick: most mpschoolwill start class on september 1. kathy: new tonight, what areas could get metered. and why soon be charged. then long lines at a new local restaurant -- the technoloo returnor theeated humidity. mark: sticky is about to return. hohoit will get anhow lo it lasts. lindsey: --t yohacan get that won't the strain on your wallet. then brett favre in dema, the mementos of number four you now buy now that h

itas n about politics but about his vito the packers trainingp lasteek. >> clay matthews, we cant sa' aboenough him- and got r receback. it aaron rodgers is inerfect health. if we keep healthy i feel really good about this team. mike: on policy ryan talked about a compte overhaul of the tax system which he says is needed to keep manufacturing jobs like theirs in america. american businesabils the y to write off all thei invtments into tir equipmentth maines they buy here in america loy people to do it. if we do those things we will gere jobs. mike: no one asked ryan about republican presidential candiddonald trump's delayed endot or his goppponent paul nehlen inay's's >> we are going to win. i feel gooout this. mike: hlen spent part of his goindoor to do, introducing himself to voters in janesville. hours aay. we have people all over the district right now. we areocused on certain areas that are important to us. mike: the decision will be with someone they are familiar with or someoneho was totly n. mike anderson, wisn 12 news. toya: there is also a democratic primary for congressiona

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itas and orange this morning. sunrise is at 6:05 this morning. 65 degrees now. got a good looking tuesday on the way. it will be toasty. check it out. 77 by 9:00 a.m. should be 90 at noon with building clouds and then by 2:00 p.m. we should have a high of 94. warmer than the 91 we had yesterday. we'll have isolated thunderstorms pop today. it will be later in developing probably after 3:00 today. that should help to cool things off. joel, we have a

he says he is heart broken assured victims their very prio >>> now to the race for the wh itas donald trump prepares to make a stop right here in tampa, he is stressing the need for tougher border security. he will be in texas for a town hall style event to focus on the goal of fortifying the southern border. he was expected to unveil his immigration policy this week but postponed it. wn on beliefs. >>> in the meantime democratic candidate hillary clinton still her e-mails. a conservative watch dog group released messages that show that she granted special access and favors during her time in the state depament. experts say the e-mails don't prove she did any special favors for top donors. on jimmy kimmel, clinton insisted her e-mails are boring and don't reveal anything. >>> right now we're waiting for word on whether anyone will face char fire in chicago that killed four people, including three young sisters. you can see that fire was so intense it actually scorched a hole through an apartment building's roof there. it took some 250 firefighters to put out the flames. challeng fire

. >> the plant's whim with the dolphins in hawaii may be out o search a recovery began and central ita and dozens injured. >> nelizabeth noreika has the latest on the situation. >> si these images are so hard, and central italy there are so many small settlements excess will b small roads, the race against time to try to save those who were still trapped the earthquake hit central italy this morning around 330 a.m. small remote towns southeast of rome went down. at least 53 people killed in this town, 100 miles away s from the earthquake. streets are blogs make it difficult for rescuers to use heavy equipment searching for survivors.. they say that they cannot put a figure on those trapped america traveler describes the moment the large chandelier was swaying back and forth and we know that just trying to get out of the building. >> tr the death count at 120 and expected to rise, many of the buildings were made of brick a concrete frames were no match for the powerful earthquake in some rescue efforts are put on hold because some of the structures make it too dangerou to move in. >> pe

, yet the famous statement in 2014, kill members of the coalition with whatever means you have, be itas rock, knife, vehicle. katty: he spent time at the pentagon and -- you spent a lot of time at the pentagon and you know they were particularly interested in getting adnani. how much will this help in the battle against the islamic state? reporter: probably not much in the short term because there are those who can take his place. but he is one of the last founding members and there are those who will vie for that kind of authority and perhaps we will see cracks down the road. if he was killed in a targeted american strike, there is suggestions he might have been, we don't know for sure, then that is significant because it means the americans were able to penetrate the top leaders of the islamic state. katty: ok, thanks very much for coming in. a quick look at other news from around the world. the united states says it still intends to complete negotiations on a transatlantic trade agreement with the eu before the end of the year. the u.s. trade representative will travel to europe in s

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russia says ita, is ready to back a u.n. plan for a weekly 48-hour cease-fire in aleppo. if the aid convoys travel to rebel and government health parts of the city. western diplomats have cautiously welcomed the announcement that raised questions about moscow's motives. they stress the u.n. must be in charge of a sustained operation. this comes as footage of a dazed five-year-old boy pulled from the rubble in eastern aleppo has turned attention to the children of the war-torn country. this is the five-year-old on his way to hospital on wednesday. he is the boy y who has come to symbolize the tragic plight of children in this war-torn country. >> where are the boys? they are gone. what has happened to my sons? dangerr: in syria, the often comes from the sky. save the children say 7.5 million syrian children are affected by conflict. >> across syria, children are being bombed in their homes, schools, and playgrounds. they are also being besieged. we heard today from the u.n. that no aid has entered areas for a month now. the situation is dire. reporter: thousands in aleppo

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they think it works, they keep doing ita recent study found that it does actually work.it looks at an august 2006 primary election in michgan where a control group voted at about 30- percent voters who got mailers pointing out how it was pointing out got mailers pointing out how it was their civic duty to vote were more likely to participate being told someone would be checking got mailers that pointed out that it was their civic duty to vote were more likely to head to the polls. being told that someone would be checking to see if they voted drove them to the polls more. as being shown their own voting record or the record of their may runners. that -- of their neighbors. that was more effective than in person doorknocking.>> it tells them the issues and why it is important that i go vote. that the language could leave some voters to feel harassed.>> we are trying to motivate people in an authentic way and not fire them up with false campaign got a lot of negative attention for an aggressive and inaccurate mailer.both the turnout pac and secretary pate say that kind of outreach is ou

. >> reporter: it is an issue polls show ita voters and donald trump believes he has an edge. >> we will defeat radical islamic terrorism. >> reporter: trump outlining a plan to reign in isis calling for people banning the heavy terrorist footprint. establishing a test that would question visa applicants about their support for visa values and more cooperation with middle eastern allies and arguing task. >> hillary clinton lacks the judgment, stability, temperament and moral character to lead our nation. >> reporter: but clinton isn't backing down. her campaign put out a memo by a senior policy advisory calling trump e rattic and thin-skinned and had the democratic party's prominent foreign policy experts joining her on the trail. >> this man is totally, thoroughly unqualified to be president ofhe of america. >> reporter: vice president joe biden says trump can't be trusted, an argument fueled that paul manford is under investigation for receiving illegal payments from the former with close ties to russian president vladimir putin. analogies manford calls silly. the back and forth shows

it's some they think it works, they keep doing ita recent study found that it does actually work.it looks at an august 2006 primary election in michgan where a control group voted at about 30-percent voters who got mailers pointing out how it was their civic duty to vote were more likely to they voted -- or showed their own voting record or their neighbor's all voted at higher rates.the study found that kind of outreach was more effective than live phone calls -- and nearly as effective as door knocking. knocking.secretary pate says he doesn't like it -- and it leads to a slippery slope that could end with voters feeling harrassed -- but the numbers don't lie. lie.we're trying to motivate language could lead some voters to don't lie. >> we are trying to motivate people in an authentic way. >> leading up to the iowa caucuses the ted cruz campaign got a lot of negative attention for an aggressive mailer. it was inaccurate. they say that kind of outreach is out of line. for more political headlines join kevin every sunday morning at 9:30 right here on fox. >>> i am feeling good tonight. i ha

i'm guessing she is gog to get the same on fro theeatol ita tor rar forecast with fox 13 chief meteort paul dellegatto. >> paul: another wild weather day today. check this out. shelf cloud arama. this has been a summer shelf cloud. incredible. same thing in st. pete with a band of rain coming on shore late today. andrew in dunn eaton. look at that wild looking cloud. shelf cloud in clearwater. that was in advance of a big band of rain we were tracking off the coast. and sky tower today has been scanning and looking for additional areas of rain. the nice thing now with our million watt radar is that things are quiet over the gulf. te rain has all moved inland. see and see what happens in the eastern gulf late tonight. i do expect there to be additional areas of rain developing. but the area of low pressure continues to drift away. so the line i don't think will be as impressive as it was the past couple of mornings. the thing for tomorrow, even though it's going unsettled is most of the rain will dump early in the afternoon. it is a veryind of damp evening acrs county. steady rain from

velopg this morning - t-m-z now other night rest inlwaukee, ita lice officer shot and killed an armed suspect when he ran away during a trfic stop. police chest. he died on scene. the officer is on administrative duty while the wisconsin morning. our derica williams is ve in downtown at the police adquarters. t we start first wit milwaukee, it was all sparked saturday after a police officer shot and killed an armed suspect when he ran away during a traffic stop. police say that 23-year-old sylville smith was shot twice - once in the a, he died on scene. the officer is on administrative duty while the wisconsin department of justice investigates the shooting. we have team coverage this morning. our derica williams is live in downtown at the police headquarters. but we start first with julie collins she's in the sherman park neighborhood with a recap of last night chaos. this morning the sherman park neighborhood is quiet. but it was a different scene last night. a group of people were gathered in the streets near sherman and burleigh. officers were in riot gear and lined the streets to

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