julius: yes. bill: yeah. julius: today, you don't find this kind of devotion of a governness going with us to palestine. and unfortunately, later on, she was -- she returned to germany. she was from berlin. and she was killed in the allied bombings in berlin. and i learned about this after the war. and naturally, i was very, very sad and very upset. bill: but she was there with you in palestine when you first went there? julius: she lived with us in palestine. bill: your father, what was his business once he got to palestine? julius: well, my father was a zionist in the positive sense. he and his brother now established a cement factory in the foothills of jerusalem. so he was an industrialist. bill: uh-huh. julius: and shall i start now about 1938? bill: not quite yet. so here you are, 6 years old. and now you're going to school. what was school like? julius: this is very important now. i was going to first grade. i didn't know any hebrew. the school was -- all the teaching was in hebrew. and it'

julius' father david. seated at the table is goldia meir. julius emigrated to the united states and continued his education. julius and his wife diane sanger live in hadley, massachusetts, having moved there from maryland in 2011. he hearned his ph.d. from the university of california at eare university of california at berkeley and had a long career as a toxicologist specializing in a number of areas including crop protection and the biochemistry of pesticides. we had an interesting conversation earlier today about the zika virus. after spending 27 years in private industry, he became a associate director of the plant sciences institute of the united states department of agriculture's research service in beltsville, maryland. he published over 125 scientific papers throughout his career, and traveled internationally, extensively, including making 30 trips to the soviet union as a member of the usa, ussr research team on pesticides and the environment. julius won numerous research awards during his researc

at the table peeking is julius' uncle. on your right is julius' father, david. seated a the table is former prime minister of israel. >> 1950, julius immigrated to the state and continued his i am education. he earned his phd from the university of california in berkeley and had a long career as a toxicologyist, specializing in a number of areas including crops and pesticides. we had an interesting conversation today about the zika virus. he became the director o f the department of agricultures research service. he published over 125 scientific papers throughout his career and traveled extensively including making trips to new zealand and research team on pesticides of the environment. while he retires from the usda and the mid 1990s, he continues to work on his field for ten years as an international consultants. he spent considerable time in hanoi and vietnam and turkistan. he volunteered with the museum archives where shehe's been translating documents, he translated from hebrew and he helped to compile and now completed o f the holocaust. he also translated

as was julius rosenwald. hirsch pointed out to rosenwald the importance of the kind of giving which truly made the lives of people who had so little, better. spee4 what's the background? spee2 what's fascinating is he was born in luxembourg, europe. he went to the university of pennsylvania and what i just found out he played football. so it's not your usual football story and he went into becoming a rabbi. i think is one of the great unknown rabbis because first of all you can see how he was the best game in town. you can see that they had services on sundays because a lot of jewish owners had their stores open on saturday. and there is one great story of his that i'm going to have in the dvd where he called out one of his congregants who is doing bad things to the workers in the congregant got up and walked out of his way. you don't see that kind of leadership coming from religious leaders except for maybe like when the pope is going out on global warming and what we have to do. so i'm glad to be able to ta

julius garvey. the answer, i think will shop, disappoint, and greatly disappoint many of the readers. we submitted it to the department of justice into the white house, and i think it will shock, disappoint, and surprise many of them. what it reveals is that marcus garvey's message was deliberately and intentionally silenced, and the law was just a tool that was used by j edgar hoover and other people who were interested in seeing garvey's message supressed. president obama has an opportunity to write this wrong. why is this the time to make things right? we outlined three reasons in the legal brief. first of all, this is not the first time the president has given a posthumous pardon to someone who has passed away. both president clinton and president bush have given posthumous pardons in the last years of their administration. clinton 1999 and president bush 2008. these are definitely legal, and definitely president for doing so. secondly, marcus garvey is innocent. we have proven that beyond a rea

julius garvey to speak to you in a moment. the answer i think will shock and disappointment greatly -- we submitted to the department of justice and to the white house. i think we'll also shocked, disappointed and surprised many of them. and what it reveals is that arby's movement was deliberately and intentionally silenced. the law was just a tool that was used by j. edgar hoover and other people who are interested in seeing garvey's message suppressed. today in 2016 president obama has an opportunity to right this wrong. why is this the time to make things right? well, we outlined three reasons in the legal brief. first of all, this isn't the first time that a president has given a posthumous pardon to someone who has passed away. oath president clinton and president bush have given posthumous pardons in the last years of their administration to clinton in 1999 and president bush in 2008. so these types of posthumous pardons are definitely legal. there's definitely president for doing so. secondly, marcus garvey is innocent.

yesterday was doctor julius garvey. i will say how many years, it wasn't 129. charming as he is. >> i no longer have birthdays . >> yeah, but i call it that. so i'm here just a matter of hours from returning abroad but it is not the place for me to be because in standing here in honor of his father like standing in honor of my own and in standard in honor of my own is like standing in honor of all the fathers who dared to walk this trajectory that is put before them but we do get there. so even is an active life, our presence, our capacity, that which soars and rains about us, that we whisper or some reason or another, that seems to be more humble but we cannot allow our royalty to be hampered. we it can't happen. so when speaking about marcus garvey, 90 years after his passing or 80 years after he passed, it means that there's something in the soil, something in the air, something in the spirit, a voice generations later where the magnificence of that time and the value of the diaspora that hangs on those plantations, that homes those nurturing lullabies, that

now, two people have now been charged in the murder of linden resident tyrita julius. now, behind me you can see the police continue to search this home on joline avenue here in long branch. 41-year-old tyrita julius was a mother of two teens, her family frantic after she went missing on march 8th. a friend told police she had drop her off at the long branch train station to return home o linden. we spoke to julius' mother shortly after her disappearance. >> i knew something was wrong when she didn't come home because she's always home. >>reporter: now, the monmouth county prosecutor's office confirms two have been charged in her murder, gen is ifer sweeney 33 of tinton falls and andre harris, 32 of long branch. police say the home being searched on joeline avenue belongs to harris. neighbors were disgusted by the news. >> pretty shocking. that's crazy. >> absolutely, it's just by my disappearance, julius had a traumatic few months. she was inside this car at the end of november when police say a man wearing a mask walked up and fired several shots into the front seat,

. >> jessica admits she gave birth to her second son, julius, in secret.n we first met her this summer she was fighting to regain custody of other 1-year-old when they found the child with more than two dozen fractures across his body. >> i just want this to end. i want him to be home and i want him to be happy. >> the happy baby. >> at the time jessica and her doctor told "action news" the injuries were caused by a disorder and lack of vitamin d, a combination that may cause fragile bones. who she didn't tell us is that she is pregnant again. >> i am not legally obligated to tell someone i am pregnant. i was scared. i think anybody would be. >> that prompted her to give birth in lancaster county. >> i didn't want to give birth to my child and have them ripped out of my arms in the hospital, that's what they do. >> when julius was seven weeks ago, when she applied for state aid her secret was exposed. and they stepped in and took julius. >> i want them to know that it is going to be proven it is something medical. >> hospital records show that julius also

this is not the outcome rita julius's family has been hoping body was found here. julius went missing on march 8th when a friend dropped her off at the long branch station. she was found last night. circumstances surrounding her disappearance and murder are still unclear, but two people are under arrest this morning, 33-year-old jennifer sweeney and 32-year-old andre harris of long branch, who lives at this home. harris and sweeney are charged with first degree murder. julius had just recovered from being shot eight times while sitting in a car in front of her house back in november in linden, new jersey when she disappeared. an autopsy is scheduled for late they are morning. live in long branch, new jersey this morning diana rocco channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> diana thank you. >>> 5:34. >>> this morning we are hearing from the bicyclist who police say was hit by the man who oscar more el is being held. it was just minutes after the men were murdered that police say moreel hit the man. >> when i saw his face, a couple of seconds, but i realized this person is tota

julius had just recovered from a car in front of her home in linden, new jersey. now she didn't disappear on march 8th. her family has been holding out hope since that time that she would be found. back out here live detectives then crime scene investigators continue to search the backyard here. this is going to be quite a lengthy investigation, we are told the cause of determined isolated they are morning when an autopsy is conducted. jersey this morning, i'm diana rocco, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> this morning we are hearing from the bicyclist police say was hit by the man who killed an imam in queens. sha mere says the driver yelled curses at him and he believes it was targeted. >> when i saw his face, a couple of seconds, i realized this person is totally absolute normal, he is totally lost his control. >> reporter: police have still not determined a motive behind the actions. >>> a community in queens is refusing to give up in their search for answers two after the murder of karina vetrano. hundreds showed up for a march last night to keep the on finding

julius garvey.n more than 30 years garvey has been honored internationally as a leader and thinker in the field of human rights. the organization of americans has designated a call a its main building, marcus garvey hall. , garvey has been as the first national hero. recognition of marcus garvey's lifelong contribution to society. marcus garvey should be exonerated. president obama should take the appropriate measures to clear name. garvey towing it is never too late write a wrong. it is time to exonerate marcus garvey, and let history reflect his legacy.ure of god bless the united states of jamaica, andbless god bless the memory of marcus that honorablee yvette d clark representing new york's ninth congressional district. i would also like to acknowledge this happens to be the birthday of marcus garvey, august 17. we are very honored and to announce this historic announcement today. off ourstart with remarksanel howard university associate professor of the african andpora in history professor swan

and with nothing new involving clay matthews or julius peppers' meeting with the n-f-l, scott gro and the packers are focused on friday's game day. 3 3 the third game of the preseason always seems like the most important one. aaron rodgers is expect to play d ster cuts are quickly approaching. but when talked to the packers in the their locker room they said they don't really out any more emphis othis preseason game as they do the other three.josh sittonevery game is the field is an important time. sam barrringtonlast game you would have thought we were going into a regular season game because we take it like that. everhing we do is the same.ted thpsonno more important than the others. it's a culmination of all these things. i think mike prepares for this similarly to the waour team does for the coursef the seasontagone thing that will be different is the kickoff time. this game not kickoff time. this game not scheduled to 9:00 central time. josh sitton says he's usually asleep by then. in gb scott grodsky cbs 58 sports. thanks scott. j-c tretter is the pack's starting center, but he

now you want me to be julius caesar. okay. i get cast as julius caesacaesa.as guys, name's lee. they call him maverick and played marc anthony like caes caesar's brother. maverick, he's black. i'm white. that usually doesn't happen in prison. so now we're acting. we have to be best friends. we're comrades. you know, we're like brothers. so they bring in the costumes and the tunic they got for me, it's really tight. it's like everything was for small people and it's riding up. i'm like, all right, cool. but we do the play and kills caesar. i lay there on the stage dead and maverick comes up, heaves me on the shoulder and i'm playing dead. that tunic, off the stage, it pulled up. and now my butt's hanging out. and i can't do anything because i'm supposed to be dead and that's, you know, acting is an art. you have to be dead when you're dead. so i'm over maverick's shoulder and you hear this laughter and it's like, they're not laughing at me but they're laughing at what we're giving them. what we're sharing with them. we're making these people feel good which is

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and julius peppers can finally put the p-e-d allegations behind them.this afternoon we learned that the n-f-l cleared the packers in a release... the n-f-l says it found no credible evidence that eith player named in the al jazeera documentary were provided with or used banned substances.this comes after matthews and peppers were interviewed by the n-f-l last week in green bay... but the investigation has been going on since january.in this same release pittsburgh's james harrison was also cleared but former packer mike neal was not. the badgers open up their season in just three days.but time at lambeau field.back in april the team held a practice in green bay... that's when the badgers got to be players and fans. ((:29 ve been at lambeau football been at packers games. i'm a huge packers fan in general so it was fun for me to kind of go back stage go in the hall of fame, i haven't been there in a while so it was real a special moment for me.)) for the second time this month the brewes trying to snap a six-game losing streak.last night willy peralta pitched a 10-strikeout gem against t

julius garvey. the answer, i think will shop, disappoint, and greatly disappoint many of the readers. we submitted it to the department of justice into the white house, and i think it will also shop, disappoint and surprise many of them.an surprise many of them. what it railed reveal is it was deliberately and intentionally silenced, and the law was just a tool that was used by j edgar hoover and other people who were interested in seeing garvey's message depressed. today in 2006 teen, president obama has an opportunity to write this wrong. why is this the time to make things right? we outlined three reasons in the legal brief. first of all, this is not the first time the president has given a posthumous pardon to someone who has passed away. both president clinton and president bush have given posthumous parting in the last years of their administration. clinton 1999 and president bush 2008. these are definitely legal, and definitely president for doing so. secondly, marcus garvey is innocent. we h

next, holocaust survivor julius menn describes his experiences growing up in poland and palestine to the 1930's and 1940's. 10-year-old julius menn and his family were on extended-stay when the german army invaded in september of 1939. he described how his family narrowly escaped by traveling to force and feels, dodging hunger. after a year in lithuania, the family returned to palestine in october 1940. this eve

tyrita julius of linden vanishing five months ago after in long branch. her body found buried in that backyard of the home in long branch. now that friend along with a man are charged with her murder. what we still don't know is why she was killed. here's eyewitness news reporter aj ross. >> it's hard. loving person. always had a smile no matter what. you're down, she's going to bring you up. >> reporter: for five tear filled months, tyrita julius' missed her desperately. >> we're going to miss tyrita. >> reporter: tyrita went missing in march after visiting her friend, 32-year-old jennifer sweeney. tuesday her body was discovered buried in the backyard of this long branch home owned by andre harris. >> this is not the way we wanted it to end. we wish it could have been different. we wish we could have found your daughter. i'm sorry that we weren't able to find her alive. >> reporter: prosecutors say harris and sweeney conspired during another alleged attempt in november where tyrita was shot eight times in linden. >> she's essentially a, if at first you

behind the pardon petition that was filed in june by the law firm for justin hansford and doctor julius garvey. so with that i would like to bring professor hansford up to talk a little bit about the legal case and possibly introduce the lawyers for me. >> good afternoon. i want to begin by reading you an excerpt from the legal case against marcus garvey. an opinion authored by the second circuit court of appeals in 1925.

says julius was shot while inside a car in november. sweeney's lawyer says the woman is innocent of the charges. >>> we have new information tonight on a rape in brooklyn that we first told but at 5:00. sources now saying a person of interest is custody after calling 911 from a pay phone. he allegedly made incoherent statements to investigators and his sneakers and clothes matched the victim's kosciusko street station in bushwick yesterday morning when a man attacked. [ choking ] investigators say after the rape, the suspect threatened to kill the woman if she called police. neighbors are feeling the tension there. >> coming home from work don't know if somebody is watching me for that to happen that's scary. >> the cops should be a little bit more around the streets to make sure everybody is protected. >> i think that bad things happen everywhere especially overnight. >> the nypd has the numbers are up 32%. there have been 21 so far this year compared to 16 last year for the same time period. >>> in new jersey, a house fire kills a fiv

new this morning : multiple the packers' clay matthews and julius peppers will meet with the nfl over reports of performance enhancing drug use. the nfl threatened to suspend them if they did not meet with the league by thursday. the allegations stem from a report by al-jazeera that linked five players to ped use. pittsburgh steelers linebacker james harrison will meet with the league next week. no word on when matthews and peppers will meet with the nfl. free agent mike neal has reportedly not agreed to a meeting. log third street in downtown milwaukee milwaukee police are looking for the person who shot a man in a popular area of downtown milwaukee. it happened just before three o'clock this morning on old world third street, near the milwaukee river. police say a 34 year old man was shot after some sort of disagreement on the street. the victim was able to drive to 4th and kilbourn, where he flagged down an officer. he was taken to a hospital and should be ok. the shooter fled the this story and will have updates throughout live at daybreak. yesterday was mostly sunny, warm and the

so julius. >> yes. i was asked to make some concluding comments. i will tell you something that i said before. in massachusetts there are over 6 million people, and when kids ask me what was the holocaust like, i would say, imagine you get up in the morning and all the people of the state are dead. but what i -- in addition, so this is very important. what's also important is that we should not forget that people can do bestial things to each other and the holocaust was one and darfur and sudan, there was another holocaust, and in africa, there are many holocausts going on. they're not as well publicized as the holocaust that happened to the jews. but this was the first time in history that a whole people of ethnic origin were exterminated and they were exterminated in term ways. also human life was not considered as human. they were -- the nazis considered jews as less than animals and so i just want you to remember something to make sure that we never have a holocaust again. >> thank you. >>> american history tv airs on c-span 3 every weekend tel

julius menn, who we shall meet shortly. this 2016 season of first person is made possible by the generosity of the lewis franklin smith foundation with additional funding from the arlene and daniel fisher foundation. we are grateful for their sponsorship. first person is a series of conversations with survivors of the holocaust who share with us their firsthand accounts of their experience during the holocaust. each of our first person guests serves a

with the threat of suspensions looming, espn is reporting that clay matthews and julius peppers will meet with nfl investigators regarding the al jazeera report that the two used ped's. no date has been set at this investigators by august 26th, the nfl was going to suspend them. meanwhile, they are getting ready for tonight's preseason game with the raiders at lambeau field tonight. tim van vooren is live there tonight as the two teams get ready. tim, we know we won't see aaron rodgers or newly activated jordy nelson playing tonight. but there is a big competition at nelson's position with jeff janis being injured. who will you be looking at closely there? tim talks about raiders-packers game. roll cue: game to match his name. "just going out there, making plays you kind of just build chemistry with the quarterbacks and kind of just confidence within yourself. just go out there and compete and that's kind of what i've been doing. it's out of my hands. i can just do my job the tim adlibs about raiders packers game tim toss back to brandon in studio 3 games, 2 runs and 3 losses so far

clay matthews and julius peppers are meeting with n-f-l officials today. just one day before the deadline of them facing a possible suspension. suspension.they're being questioned about a report they had some involvment with performance enhancing drugs. cbs 58's earl arms has more from green bay. today in green bay no practice for the team--instead a day of meetings for the packers. but no meeting the one between clay matthews, julius peppers and the nfl. supposedly the league meeting today with those two about the al jazeera report back in decemberhat th used performance-enhancing drugs. st players and gm ted thompson mum about the issue but one player did step up and offer his support. we'll let you know what he said tonight at 5:00. in gb ea cbs 58 news. :33 meterologist rebecca schuld for your evening...rebecca. 3 tonight: a few showers and storms possible. lows in the upper 60s. wind: w 5-10 mph. thursday: a few showers and storms possible especially in the morning and especially n southern areas. highs in the low 80s. w 5-15 mph.weekend: getting cool

the packers not practicing today.but clay matthews and julius peppers busy meeting with the n-f-l in green bay today about the p-e-d investigation. we learned last week that matthews and peppers agreed to cooperate with the league after the n-f-l threatened to suspend both players if they did not agree to interviews. this investigation stems from an al jazeera report that came out back in december. lambeau field will be invaded a week from saturday with a opening up its season against l-s-u in green bay.and we still don't know who their starting quarterback will be. but redshirt freshman alex hornibrook approaching this season like it's him. ((:32 for both of us, in our minds, we're the starter and we're going to prepare and play and practice like we're the starter so it doesn't really make too much of a difference from that standpoint. :42 ((butt)) :48 the waiting's not too tough since i came into the spring it's just been playing, trying to get as good as i can, not really worrying about that stuff but i wouldn't say th it. 1:02)) after you win multiple gold medals it's only fittin

julius was the mother of two teens. her family very emotional. >> it hurt. it hurt. >> reporter: as for a motive, the prosecutor says that too will be revealed in court. a lot of unanswered questions in this case. live in long branch, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> meg, thank you. >>> a rape investigation is going on in brooklyn tonight. a woman says she was followed off the subway then attacked at knifepoint by a stranger who threatened to kill her. cbs 2's dave carlin bushwick with the newest information from police for us tonight. dave. >> reporter: jessica, rapes on the rise in the area and shortly after this latest case on dekalb avenue an officer saw a man matching the suspect description and brought him in here for questioning. the robbery and rape of a 27- year-old woman happened on this quiet block of dekalb avenue in bushwick. the knifepoint attack early morning tooth was in front of a residential building -- was caught on security video that's now with police but is not being made public. police say it shows a man they believe followed the victim after

second victim julius why you -- julius buchanan. >>> police found the body of a man with a gunshot wound. they don't have any information on a suspect or motive jet. we'll bring you any information as soon as we get it. >>> thanks for waking up with us. >> also, a new apology and consequences in the olympic swimmer scandal. we'll have details on that. first, traffic and weather together. >> not busy on the roads yet. no issues to slow you down if shape. 78 in st. pete and tampa right now at 78. inland as well with the upper 07s. so bringing you to the headlines here with plenty of sunshine with the afternoon showers and thunderstorms. morning coastal showers. that's new. that's setting up for the weekend as a potential flow swifts from the gulf -- switches we'll keep you posted and have the full update coming up. dry upper 70s. by the afternoon, we'll need umbrellas with temperatures around 92. rainfall is 30%. in fact, the storms are pushing out to the west with a big change for the weekend. more on that in a few minutes. morning commute so far so good. >> corey dierdorff is driving

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what he says the team will do about julius then... face to face... the company out with a new way to see the person you're talking to on the phone. more live at for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. for the first time, packers g-m ted thompson report that claims clay matthews and julius peppers took performance enhancing drugs. the nfl wants both packers defenders to cooperate with their investigation by thursday, august 25th...or be suspended.((ted thompson says it's kind of simple as pie...we're going to support our players. we've always supported our players.and we will continue to support our players. this is no different in this case.))it's a full moon for a doubleheader in chicago, not good as the knee, he leaves after two batters.and ryan braun jams his left knee into the wall, and leaves in the fourth. javier baez with a 2 run homer, and the cubs win 4-1. the brewers die by paper cuts in game one. the brewers offense couldn't solve five chicago pitchers, only putting up 3 hits. cubs win 4-nothing and later today you'll hear from waukesha

and there's also new details julius peppers -- and their deadline in meeting with the nfl. fox 6's tim van vooren live at lambeau with the latest. espn's chris mortensen is reporting that packers linebackers julius peppers and clay matthews have agreed to this comes after an al-jazeera network report on allege p-e-d use. both have denied the allegations. the league demanded the two be interviewed by august 25th or be suspended. as for tonight's game. roll cue to sot: will be under center competed at a big stage. it was my first nfl game. it was very exciting but you know, like the interception i threw. that's one mistake i wish i could take back. other than that it was fun. have fun, you know. i know how fast the game is now and with the help of the guys that's surrounding me i'm excited for my next make your pre-game pick on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. find our poll in a post on the "sports" tab. you can also share your thoughts on the fox6 news facebook page. another twist after four u-s olympic swimmers report being robbed at a rio gas station... still ahead..

espn the first to report that three players including clay matthews and julius peppers agreed to meet with the nfl. we don't know when the meeting will be. al-jazeera report that came out in janna ca in janna cushion at. as for former packer, and current free agent linebacker mike neal, he was also named in the report. he has not yet agreed to meet with the league. charles. >> charles: thank you. the preseason continues tonight as the packers take on the oakland raiders at lambeau. rod burks is there to join live. >>> we are getting ready for preseason football at lambeau field. both teams roll in to the contest unbeaten at 1-0. there is a live look at the raiders coming out on the field. we're expecting to see brett hundley at quarterback for the first time this preseason. he missed time with ankle injury but he's healthy and laying well during training camp. >> he is doing a great job. he really has a great attention he watches every rep i'm doing and asks good questions, and the mental part for him has been the most important part of his growth. when you start to become an expert o

denver. >> julius. where it would be, right? with you, especially. give you a chance to go up and get it. >> thomas reached up and caught the ball in the back of the end zone. >> the fade i think. it doesn't matter what they're doing. we can win. i am saying. where we can hang our hat. >> thomas is there. touchdown, denver. and the fade route. perfectly thrown fade route. by peyton manning. no quarterback ever threw for more yard or touchdowns in a season than manning did in 2013. books did not have a storybook ending. peyton up in the air. when we return -- peyton's final chapter. >> i look back on my nfl career, i will know without a doubt that i gave everything i had to help my teams walk away with a win. there were other players who were more talented but there was no one who could outprepare me ?? ? you got an early-morning-dad side, ? ?ooooks like those braids aren't easy to tie. ? nope. ? a "how do i retire at 50" side. ? hang in there, dan. ? "sure, you can keep the kitty" side. ? ? that's why there's nationwide, ? ? helping to grow and prote

dan: packers linebackers clay matthews and julius peppers have ped investigation. no date has been announced. both players are not in uniform for the packers preseason game against the raiders tonight. 12 sports stephen watson joins us live from lambeau field with a preview. stephen? stephen: for t second straight week, aaron rodgers is on the inactives list. that meanshat brett hundley is poised to make his first start since last preseason. hundley was inactive last week with an ankle injury. last preseason, he led the nfl with 630 passing yards. hundley completed over 69% of his passes, threw seven touchdowns, and had a passer rating of 129.6 over four games. mike mccarthy said earlier this week that hundley will see significant time tonight, and aaron rodgers has been impressed with what he's seen from his backup. >> he is doing a great job. he really has a great attention to detail in cares about the game. he watches every rep i am doing and asks some good questions. the mental part for him has been the most important part of his growth. the offense, then you c

the defense plans to pay for it all.but attorney julius kim- who is not involved in avery's case- says before that happens.. the state gets to file a response.. and odds are there julius kim 00;48;56 i think there's some assumptions that are built in to her motion one of the assumptions is that the state's not going to challenge the reliability of this new testing to begin with. i think the state is going to take a close look at the testing that is being proposed at this point in time and say hey, are these scientific tests reliable? zellner 13;33;07 we're gonna find out one way or another, was the evidence planted and were also going to be able to get test results that we belive will completely exonerate mr. avery. attorney kim says.. assuming the d-n-a tests are granted- the next step depends on what the tests find.they could find nothing new...or they could provide evidence avery's attorney needs to file a motion for a new trial. another possibility- the conviction could be overturned. 3 this comes more than two weeks after a federal court overturned the conviction of avery's nephew

now that the nfl the nfl has given clay matthews and julius peppers an ultimatim, the question now is how will they move forward? 3... ...a lot of questions to be answered--a lot of questions to be answered--we get ted at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for evere a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with mily, friends and the thin that matterost. and because nothing keeps us more connecthan the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may quify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. it's kind of as simple as pie. we're going to support our players. the green bay pacrs h julius peppers will go forward now that nfl has gi them an ultatim--but they do remain behind their players. players.the league sent a ter to the players association, telling them that they want to hear from e players in response to the al jazeera report that these guys used rfomrance enhancing drugs. appaently there some inconsistencies with some of the statements with the pla

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. >> no it's been a busy day for , clay matthews and julius peppers. the nfl was in town to interview them over ped allegations. a little closer to home, the brewers, and this guy, giving miller park plenty to cheer for, how ryan braun launched his way into our company sports is next. you're watching wisn 12 news. >> hey everyone. i'm melinda davenport. >> and i'm ben wagner. you probably know james cameron's blockbuster movie avator. >> well now it's inspiring a new cirque du soleil show heading to milwaukee. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, the cast stops by our studio to give you a behind-the-scenes sneak peak. plus, we'll be on weather watch as you head out the door. >> see you tomorrow morning from stephen: clay matthews and julius peppers met with the nfl today regarding an al jazeera report over performance enhancing drugs. in response, or lack thereof, ted thompson said today, "i'm not going to be one of the people adding my voice to this." matthews and peppers had until tomorrow to interview with the league to avoid a suspension. both pl

two dozen of julius' family and friends in the courtroom. first they came to the prosecutors' news conference the prosecutor apologizing to them, saying he wished it had not ended this way. then they came here to court to see 32-year-old jennifer stand before a judge and face murder charges and desecration of a body charges in the death of tarita. this woman dropped her off at a train station back in march, told police that's when she then police found her body in the back of this man's home. they found that body last night. they would not tell us what tipped them off, but neighbors had reported a foul odor coming from the backyard for some weeks. her body had been there since at least the 8th of march when she was reported missing. her family desperate to find her turned out in droves searching all over the neighborhood. she had a long-time friendship with jennifer sweeney, who was her grandmother, aschoolteacher. her mother also well known. her lawyer says she is completely innocent. >> everybody loves tarita. she's one of the few people i

usa today first report that matthews and julius peppers have until thursday, august 25th to cooperate with the investigation or be disciplined. so far no comments from the packers. that's troubling off field news for the defense. off the field for the biggest name on the offense, aaron rogers has noticed the unrest in the city of milwaukee. >> i don't know specifics about there and, you know, this is a connected world and any time there's a disconnect like that, it's disappointing to see and our thoughts and prayers go with all those affected and we hope that the violence doesn't continue down there. >> reporter: on a recent trip to canton one thing stood out. joe thomas has a pro jersey there and sunday the star will been shrined ihe fame. >> it's special when you look at some of the things that have been written and said. it feels good being in my 10th year and still playing well enough that they want to keep me around for another year. it's very humbling, it's kind of surreal, especially since i feel like i'm older but i'm not done yet and hopefully have a few more good years befor

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julius had been missing for more than five months. now, under arrest, 33-year-old jennifer sweeney and 32-year- old andre harris, a one-time resident of the long branch h ome. julius was last seen on march 8 th. when a friend dropped her off at the long branch train station. the mother of two from lynden, eight times back in november. parked in front of her lynden home, with her daughter inside the car. that shooter was never found. while the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and murder are still not clear, her family had been holding out hope she would return. >> i just want to know why. it just can't be no stupid reason. you have to have a reason why. >> neighbors startled by this been sold and was being refinished by the new owner. >> i don't know what to say. the world is getting crazy. that's all there is to it. you know? there's shootings around the block. shooting around -- just crazy. just crazy. that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: and an autopsy conducted later today is e xpected to determine the exact cause of

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