so it was covering all sorts of, you know, local milwaukee history. so it was complicated to work with, but once it was processed and digitized and logged, i have to say in terms of the power and the immediacy of that kind of primary source, there's nothing that can really top it. >> so you have the original sources then. you digitized those. what happens to that original old news film, that 16-millimeter film? >> those are all archived at the university. >> at the university of wisconsin. >> yes. reels and reels and reels of it. >> tommy, i'll ask you about the original source material that you have in the project. where do you hope that ultimately that will reside? >> a lot of physical stuff -- we're on hold. we actually partner with museums and others so that they hold the physical our if i facts. we do this frankly for a cost reason. to actually archive, photographs, documents, artifacts and to try to keep it in perpetuity is a very expensive process. as a community non-profit, for us to digitize and just deal with the digital times is much less e

captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> in milwaukee, opposite mark rogers. there is some pressure. rogers is now in the brewers rotation. they trailed in the eighth. there you go. brown. that tied it at 7-7. and then the brewers with a two- run lead. that is over, right? no. his eighth homer of the season. this ties it at 9-9. top of the 11th again. down the left-field line. harper ryan zimmerman running around the plates. nothing tough about that. the nationals win, 11-10. and it is every boy's dream to play in the nfl. three blocks away from rfk at woodson high school at virginia tech, and now his career has come full circle. he signed a deal. his season was cut short last year. but in five games 15 catches to wonder 20 yards, not too shabby, and he decided to bounce back and have a bit of a reunion of sorts. >> it is a lot, especially for us to be here. >> morgan is not the only receiver getting talked about. another fresh-faced redskin coming over from a banner season last year with the colts. he is the highest paid in that positio

i'd say -- i'd time it out if it holds together right around 6:30 eastern time, 5:30 local time in chicago. and milwaukee is getting thunderstorms developing rightover head. finally, the worst weather out there this morning for the early morning commute around minneapolis to st. cloud. numerous thunderstorms, heavy downpours. beneficial rain. it's going to be probably a miserable morning drive there. later today, this whole area of yellow has a chance of severe thunderstorms today. a very wide area of the country all the way from minneapolis, chicago, right down into washington, d.c., down to norfolk and richmond, lynn. an active day with a lot of thunderstorms. some of the areas could use the beneficial rain. >> absolutely. all right. bill, thanks so much. >>> oil slides, apple's on deck, and the age-old debate, which wardrobe traces are just in appropriate for the workplace. >>> two new york teams, two huge trades and the naacp comes down hard on penn state. your watching "first look" on msnbc. [ man ] ever year, sophia and i use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪

local sports teams. the washington nationals kick off a series in new york, followed by four games in milwaukee. d.c. united will host a friendly against paris on saturday night. and the redskins, along with robert griffin are back. the team kicks off training camp on thursday, with open practice. gates open at 1:00 at redskins park. thursday friday, and saturday will no doubt the pact. in maryland family shed 500 pounds between three of them. >> first, we will check in [ male announcer ] where did all the obama ststimulus money go? friends, donors campaign supporters special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney a i approve this message. >> what can we expect for the week ahead? >> are you ready for the heat and humidity? it is coming back. today, we were about 10 degrees warmer. tomorrow, add another 10 to 12 degrees. and the hum

a lot of local sports figures, like some of the redskins, some of the nationals players, obviously they're playing out in milwaukeeof the higher-ups as far as that is concerned, but this is the second time i've been out here at the british residence. it is amazing, a beautiful, beautiful place, but you also always come to parties like this for the food. we've got -- we want to introduce -- this is the head chef here, craig harndon, and from what part of england? >> southwest part of britain basically we have ten different pastries and assortment, about 7,500 canapes, and a shrimp cocktail. beef and yorkshire pudding, so basically an english and american twist on things on the classics, make them fun and kind of cool, a saw tear of chicken. a tomato top, like a very small pizza. >> and of course you have the fish and chips. >> the famous fish and chips. i'm going to leave that right there. just keep it warm. >>> let's look at the temperatures, because you don't have to really keep it warm. the temperatures will do that. it's currently 94 degrees out there, with the heat index into the upper 90s right now. it is a v

>> now, here locally the washington nationals crossed the century mark. 100 games in they're 20 games above .500. a big reason is their ability to win on the road and last night in milwaukeeas not the exception. the nats and brewers going old school, honoring the homestead grays in the negro league last night. the nats pitcher went six innings and striking out six. ryan zimmerman helped out at the plate crushing a solo home run in the fifth inning here. the nats win 4-1. the team wrap up the series this afternoon. >>> and a rough outing for the orioles pitcher tommy hunter. baltimore fell to oakland a's 6-1. they'll wrap up the series before heading to the bronx to face the new york yankees. >>> we have dan hellie covering all the sports in london. make sure you stay tuned with him. he'll be giving us live hits all day long. >> you think basketball is the event to watch today? >> oh, i think so. you know, these guys, you know, a lot of people think they're the best players in the world. i think that i have to agree with that. >> i think a lot of them think they're the best players -- >> i think so too. as they walk around, you can see they're superstars out there. interes

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local t.v. interviews. get this. he will be talking to reporters from new orleans manchester, new hampshire, louisville kentucky. miami, raleigh and milwaukeetel in warrant. what is nots on the schedule, he keep looking for it, "new york times" reporting this morning that the president will be making a statement in the rose garden sometime today, again, not yet announced, where he will proceed propose giving a 1-year tax cut, extended tax cut to anybody making under $250,000 a year. >> that's that most of us. those making more than $250,000 will pay a higher rate of taxes. busy day at the whitehouse. katie paris starts us off at the top of the next hour here on the full-court press. hang with us. >> this is the bill press show. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> hey. hello, everybody. good to see you today. welcome to the full-court press here on current tv this monday monday july 9th, a lot to talk about this morning, including mitt romney. boy, he had' a big hall a big day up in the hamptons yesterday. raked in about three to $4 million for his campaign including a big dinner at the coach koch brothers where it cost $50,000 a plate or $75,000 if you

milwaukee fell down. there was a picture of a man climbing a lot of the 14-foot hole. >> that is this interesting question about where we are here and at the localevel. water is interesting question. you can save money, you can put people to work. there is a big demand for jobs. we know over the long term we save money when we make these investments, retrofitting, water savings. it makes us competitive over the long term. why has there been such a challenge to make these arguments, and if you want to skip over the politics of washington, one of the reasons the chicago infrastructure trust is so attractive is it is a way to make progress when washington is slowing down. >> the water thing, to the city's council credit, that was part of a 50-0. we could sell the water utility, but i think we know what happens when we do that. like the parking meter, i'm against that. we 63900 broken pipes a year. we band-aid our way there. it will get done by 2057, or we can decide the status quo is not acceptable. we will put together the resources, all the our own water utility, and fixed it. to been made the problem away or hope it goes away. secondly, -- begin

milwaukee fell down. there was a picture of a man climbing a lot of the 14-foot hole. >> that is this interesting question about where we are here and at the local level. water is interesting question. you can save money, you can put people to work. there is a big demand for jobs. we know over the long term we save money when we make these investments, retrofitting, water savings. it makes us competitive over the long term. why has there been such a challenge to make these arguments, and if you want to skip over the politics of washington, one of the reasons the chicago infrastructure trust is so attractive is it is a way to make progress when washington is slowing down. >> the water thing, to the city's council credit, that was part of a 50-0. we could sell the water utility, but i think we know what happens when we do that. like the parking meter, i'm against that. we 63900 broken pipes a year. we band-aid our way there. it will get done by 2057, or we can decide the status quo is not acceptable. we will put together the resources, all the our own water utility, and fixed it. we're not going to been made the problem away or hope it goes away.