your city milwaukee murder isup 180%. from a year ago.itics say as you just heard in the piece the police are afraid to do their job in some cases. do you buy that? >> not at all. the police are damned if they damned if they don't. it's always the fault of the city. in the city of milwaukee it's this manifestation failed social engineering experiment that's mass question raiding itself as sentence reform prison reform criminal justice reform. a revolving door has been created where police arrest violent career criminals, get them in the system and the system spitz them back out into these depressed areas, into these struggling areas to reoffend and commit more crime. you come that with fact that there's less assertive, less self initiated pro active policing because of the constant bashing that's what we've seen. >> we had the milwaukee d.a. leads that program you just criticized. i know you two do not agree on what the right way is to hand tell criminal justice system in milwaukee. we had him on the program talking about that program las

but he had a front row seat to a great performance in milwaukee. scherzer still in the fourth inning. ryan braun, the former national league mvp goes down swinging. five strikeouts through four innings of work so far. top of the seventh, the offense. robinson up with two men on two out. he is going the other way. anthony rendon scores. a two-run double. the nats take a 4-0 lead at this point. back to the main event. scherzer, the perfect game going in the seventh inning facing carlos gomez. gomez fights off this pitch. it finds some green grass here in shallow right field. rendon hustling but can't make a play on it. scherzer still out there dealing. bottom of the ninth. 16th strikeout of the game, most in nationals history. then with two outs, looking for strikeout number 17 to end the game. geraldo para. he takes this ball to first. that is a complete game shut-out. 16 strikeouts for max scherzer. no runs just one hit allowed. the nats they split the series with milwaukee. they win this game, 4-0. >> oh it's awesome. this is what you need. we fel

in your experience you come across white suh premise in milwaukee?hat's hyperbole and demagoguery. that's become a cottage industry. when they want to keep this animosity stoked up this division between the people but i got over that a long time ago, bill. i just do not view everything from the prism of race. i don't have to fear some may have but the guys you're talking about, that's just hyperbole and demagoguery. >> but there are groups who do target people because of their race and blacks are among the targets, but i think their number rs very very small and as far as hate crimes are concerned in your experience in milwaukee, this iswhich is a diverse city, do you deal with hate crimes a lot? >> not a lot. i have problems with the hate crimes statute i think any type of crime against human being, whether a robbery, a sexual assault, whether it be a homicide or a shooting you'd have to hate somebody -- >> i know. but you know what i'm talking about. the definition of the crime is solely committed and this guy roof is the perfect example because of

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number of things going on in milwaukee. resource allocation. budgets have been cut. i'm down 150 deputies down in police department. milwaukee police department is down. they furloughed every police officer three days each. accounts for fewer marijuana hours if you will on routine patrol in high crime areas providing services for people that need it the most. you couple that with the fact that there has been this social engineering experiment going on with our criminal justice system, it's been masqueraded as sentencing reform. prison reform. criminal justice reform it has tried eliminate the use of prison or jail as a crime tool. they arrest these career criminals and quickly pit back out on the street to claim law abiding people and other black people's lives. you take that along with a fewer risk officers are taking because of this constant bashing that proactive policing or self-initiating policing pulling that car over like i said or taking fewer risks and you can't blame them for doing it they will not quit. they will not quit on these communities with you they

houston, atlanta, baltimore, chicago and milwaukee. this has police fear legal and political back lash for doing their jobs. has the so- called ferguson affect caused a decline in crime? we'll ask the milwaukee county sheriff david clark who joins me now. good evening, sheriff. police are looked as the enemy and targeted themselves. what incentive for a police officer to do his or her job? >> first of good evening, judge. officers don't quit. the crim that wills are watching all of this, too and they know the police are on their heels and the criminal has the support with the political class and couple that with fail would social engineering experiments with the reform and eliminate jails and prisones. and couple that as a law enforcement officer and you keeple them together and you can so the disaster. i predicted this several years in milwaukee and here it is today. >> you know, sheriff, you and i have been in the business a long time. i remember the '80s, the '70s and 20 years crime has been going down. do you expect to so it contin

some detectives confronted a suspect in wisconsin in milwaukee.t opened fire on the detectives and one was shot. the one shot is a 52-year-old man with 25 years of service and the wounds are described not life threatening though the family is with the officer in the hospital at this time. it is a developing story because the suspect is on the loose. the police described this man armed and extremely dangerous. a black male mid- 20s 5- 9 thin build and black pants and dark shirt. apparently a lot of folks looking for this one individual. an officer shot in milwaukee and a man on the loose, we'll keep you posted as we get more. >> right now an investigation underway in a cruise ship accident in up state new york last night. the ship slammed in the concrete wall and left 17 people with minor injuries. it was en route from montreal to toronto at the time. >> european leaders scrambling to pick up the pieces after a failed meeting over greece's bail out. it is all leading up to a summit to determine greece's fut nurt euro zone. amy kellogg as the detail

joining us now the milwaukee county sheriff david clark. sheriff, thanks so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> sheriff, milwaukee's gun violence homicides up 180%. to what do you attribute that? >> this is a manifestation of these failed social engineering projects going on here in milwaukee masquerading as social justice and criminal reform it's created a revolving door. police arrest career criminals, take them into custody, get them charged with offenses only have the criminal justice spit them back out to these neighborhoods to reoffend one again. this has bean disaster for these struggling communities here in the milwaukee area and we're suffering as a result. >> so sheriff, in other words, you attribute all of this to the fact that what prison sentences are too lenient, they are not long enough? >> right. things like community corrections. these are all failed experiments. deferred prosecutions where they won't charge an individual thinking that you know some job training and some counselling is what will make these career indivi

milwaukee the unemployment rate is 32%.look at this monolithic voting pattern it's been a living hell. i'm not going to give the republicans a real pass on this either. what i try to tell people to do or advise them any way is adopt conservative philosophies like hard work preparation, perseverance love of country and god and personal responsibility. start to think for yourself and go out and vote. once they start to do that, they will know where their vote should go. >> pastor i agree with the sheriff. i don't know if the government is the answer for anybody to be honest. i think government often makes things worse. i know government policies haven't helped. we have 46 million americans on food stamps, a 0 million in poverty and 93 million americans out of the labor force. that's unacceptable and a lot of them are minority in inner city. government hasn't helped them. how do we fix if it? how do we get people to take that responsibility that the sheriff is talking about? >> we have to have all hands on deck. it takes us al

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here's double scan live, menacing, as it approaches, milwaukee and chicago.npours are producing rates of up to 2 inches per hour that's tracking east. today, combination of sun and clouds, high, thin clouds, the sun shines right through them. tomorrow morning tomorrow we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, until we get into the early afternoon and evening hours, here comesment line, notice the maroons and reds, those are the drenching downpours. lingering into the evening hours, some of the rainfall totals could exceed 2 inches. there's the small stream flooding north and west of philadelphia. poconos, 70 degrees, breath taking afternoon up there. the jersey shore you'll like this better than yesterday. yesterday you were stuck in the clouds most of the time, you had downpours across cape may county. 70 degrees in beach haven. atlantic city, 689. ocean city, 71. ocean temperature in the low 60s. republican republican 73, beth and beach. 71. winds out of the of the southeast at 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight 57 degrees outlying suburbs, 60 for center

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. >>> still ahead good night for the nats in milwaukee but did it come at a cost? dave is up next >>> while they pulled off the win it made everybody go ice pack, can somebody get the man an ice pack? >> you get hit with a 95-mile-an-hour baseball that's going to hurt. this has been a tough month for the nats. it's been like a bad country music song where you lose your dog and your pickup truck. sports cliche, law, illegal to call a baseball game in june a must win. in the nationals game, they needed the win in the worst way. soured in june. injuries, too. another one to tell you about. but first, mission accomplished. three-game losing streak avoided. yeah, the nats already three-game skids two times in the month of june. but this time top of the third, nats down 2-1. escobar at the plate. man on first takes this one for the ride. that's deep to left center. that's a two-run shot. nats takes a 3-2 lead. in the fifth, nats offense not done. bryce harper on first. ramos smacks this one to right field. that's a homer, too. two-run homer. fifth of the season. 5-2. get

rents are down in chicago, milwaukee and . another company will drop artificial colors and flavors from the food. increed gent -- ingredients general mills will use. >> a former giant the victim of a murder-suicide in texas. here's a look at the top stories trending, james horner died in a plane crash yesterday morning near santa barbara, not only was he an pressured -- accomplished -- former san francisco giant center feeler darryl hamilton the victim of a murder-suicide in texas. the body of his girlfriend was found in the home. police say she died of self- inflicted gunshot, they leave a 14 month old child. hamilton played ball for 13 years. hamilton was an important part of the giants during his playing time with the organization from 97 to 98. >> trending this morning, ucla police have arrested diddy combs for assault with a said weapon. it -- deadly weapon. he got upset when a coach yelled at his son. the weapon is a weightlifting equipment. combs was released from jail on bail last night. the women's u.s. soccer team is

jeff flock at a power plant in milwaukee, wisconsin, with report there. jeff?er: speaking of coal, cheryl, do you see any thick smoke belching out of the power plant? no you do not. today is good news from the supreme court may not be so good news in a lot of places that already begun transition to either shut down, switch to natural gas or install those expensive scrubbers that they need to meet those epa requirements that now aren't requirements anymore. look at this reaction from the head of the national mining association. hall quinn talked to our neil cavuto said, reckless rule making ignores cost to consumers is unreasonable and won't be tolerated. that is essentially what the supreme court said today, that epa needs to take into account what these rules will cost industries like the power companies. however, the sierra club heard for, heard from, take a look what they had to say. the today's decision won't revive fortunes of big coal. utilities made decisions how to meet the epa standard that is not the epa standard anymore. leave you, cheryl with a char

because something resonated with her own experience growing up in the projects of milwaukee. >> when you grow up poor in america, i think often you feel very invisible. and i think you feel like you don't have a voice. just like many afghans feel. >> in the 7 years since setting up practice motley has become known as a champion of women. like a british mother of three little boys abducted by their afghan father. motley brought the brothers home. >> i'm relieved to have the kids out of afghanistan. this has been a long gruelling process. >> reporter: and a girl sold into marriage at 12, tortured by her in-laws. with motley at her side, she became the first victim of domestic violence to have legal representation. >> there we were at the supreme court, arguing in front of 12 afghan justices. she stood up. she found her voice. and my girl told them that she wanted justice and she got it. >>> kimberley motley joins us now. great to have you with us. you go there for legal education, and you stay because you felt there was a clear need for someone like you to help specifically westerners

milwaukee up 180%, by the way.urders in the month of may, making it the deadliest month in more than four decades. joining us tonight neil franklin, a former baltimore police officer. good to have you with us. former new york city police commissioner bernard harris. also the author of the new book "from jailer to jail." good to have you gentlemen here. let me start with you, neil. baltimore is, i mean, from all appearances right now the words of its principal leaders, its mayor, carolyn mos mosby, the prosecuting attorney. they sound completely out of touch with the reality that they're responsible for. >> well, i think they understand that they are responsible. they have to be responsible. they're the ones leading this city along with the police commissioner. but i think that had he, like many other cities, like the administrations of many other cities, we're constantly dealing with the symptoms. we're always trying to solve the symptoms of a much deeper issue. as reporters here interview citizens from neighborhoo

we read about the milwaukee road earlier this quarter. unhappy ending for this carrier. it obviously affected our city what story do we tell about it? anyone care to remember that? >> [inaudible] >> that's right. it went bankrupt. >> there have been different rail lines that were created. that was a very big one that we lost. >> that's right. they couldn't buy couple of miles to keep it in service. avery has no other major business. it does not even have a paved highway. it was built entirely to serve the railroad. it is a division where crews point change. avery was optimistic. when the railroad leaves, guest -- guess what we get? a paved road. we never had a paved road in that town. with that will come resort business, small business residential development. , we should get sports fishing in our town. the railroad died in 1980, a sad story. let's go to avery today. let's see what happened. it is a great little town. the road is there. the town has not seen the 20 story hotels that people perhaps would have liked to see. the postmaster is quite nostalgic about the histo

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. >> it would milwaukee make everything faster. >> having another option would be great. mike: by improving or expanding 123 miles of the existing tracks and adding third or fourth tracks, straight ping out curves, trains could trillion up to 90 miles an hour and reduce the travel tile by d.c. and richmond by as much as half an hour. >> this do this in europe quite often. the high speed rail has become an option. mike: proponents say it would improve reliability on the rails and reduce gridlock on i-95. >> we need a multimodal approach. mike: this is just an environmental study of a proposal. if approved and funded the project would takelion many years to complete. >> this rail line was built a long time ago. we need to precipitation it up bring it up -- bring it up to modern standards. mike: the governor views the project as a key can economic driver because it will connect communities up and down the i-95 corridor and provide new options for commuters and travelers and the commonwealth is not alone in the effort. >> north carolina, south carolina, georgia, florida all w

arnold joining us from milwaukee.nk you >>> coming up on al jazeera america - the iranian nuclear negotiation deadline days away. what is at stake, and what happens if an agreement is not met. plus - severe weather in the mid west power is coming on for tens of thousands in indiana, but now others are in the storm's path. >>> the clock is ticking in vena, where negotiators are gathered to meet a nuclear deal with iran. james bays is there with more on the obstacles that lie ahead. >> reporter: back around the negotiating table for what should be the final round of talks. >> i'd like to see an agreement. we have to work through some difficult issues. >> we are determined to do everything we can to be able to make this important milestone. >> reporter: earlier, he used tougher language when he spoke to reporters. >> the other side needs to implement and abide by it commitment particularly on the remove sanctions, security council sanctions, and they must be terminated immediately. >>> detailed technical negotiations are

we was together in milwaukee's organization.through the milwaukee brewers system. >> if i recall the story correctly, his girlfriend shot him and then herself. >> shot him multiple times and then herself and they have a 14- year-old son. >> domestic violence also happens to men. 15% of men, it's a very dark, dark subject and men don't like to talk about it either do women. in fact, another statistic is 40% of california women experience sexual abuse at least once their live times and that astounding to me. i'm stunned by that. and another thing women between the ages of 18 and 24 that are physically abused by their partner in their lifetime more than any women's group. thank you for sharing your story. you have my love. but we are trying to do good things. we don't want to make it sad. we want to do good things. the way we are getting help is by you at home calling us, you are, i got to hear more phones ringing but let's take a look at this donation tally. so far since lunch hour this tally just represents people that have been

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if you're heading to the phillies tonight milwaukee brewers in town for a series, phillies looked good yesterday a few clouds developing during the game, but pleasant overall. 77 the first pitch. in the 9th inning, 71 degrees, tomorrow there will be a clouds and sun mix late in the day there will be a chance of thunderstorm in the western suburbs. some of them might pop through the big issue is when we get into the center of the storm sector on wednesday, it will be cloudier some afternoon breaks, but after lunch showers developing and looking at potential drenchers during the day on wednesday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice and warm today get out there and do stuff if you have to do it. tomorrow, humidity builds a little bit in the afternoon. 85 is the forecast high, hopefully dry for the union at ppl park. 87 on wednesday wednesday is the day you want to take it easy, because the humidity will be higher, much more noticeable, if we get thunderstorms wednesday they could produce drenching downpours. thursday 85 degrees, chance of a late-day shower or thunderstorm t

major leagues met at citizens bank park, phils ceasar hernandez put the phils up four to one on milwaukeehit in the game but the brewers hammered out 16 hit against phils pitching, and beat the phils came back to win it seven to four milwaukee. coal comb hamels gets the start, later tonight. >> team usa faces a huge test tonight in their quest for the women's world cup. the second ranked american face top ranked germany at 7:00 in montreal, with the winner going to the world cup finals. japan plays glands tomorrow in the other world cup semi, let's go usa. erika, back to you. >> got to keep it going ukee, thank you. up next, update on breaking news, a deadly plane crash in indonesia. also the greek death crisis. we're live with a look at how it could have serious implications on markets around the world and right here in the u.s. jan? >> and, after weeks of speculation, new jersey governor chris christie is expected to make a very big announcement today. i'm jan carabeo live in pennsauken camden county, details about that announcement scheduled for 11:00 a.m. >> jan thanks. katie tracking

milwaukee homicides up 180%. robberies 43%. homicides 25 in milwaukee. shootings in chicago, 24% higher homicides, 17. l.a. shootings up 25%. in new york the murder rate is up 13%. on and on it goes and they're talking about the surge, the current surge in lawlessness that contrasts with the first six months of 2014 that continued a 20-year pattern of growing public safety. you're telling me it has nothing to do with lower cop morale? >> well i think there's something here megyn. we've sort of reached a point where the police and the community have to have a really hard reset. we've talked about this on your show before we should be implementing models like what we see in camden new jersey. the police decided to reset and work with the community. we need to bring back officer friendly and put police officers back in the classroom to break down the stigma. whether it's rural communities or inner cities communities. >> the cops listening to that would say, wait a minute you take certain cities throw out allegations against an individual cop. the aejss do n

in milwaukee, says "the wall street journal," murders up a staggering 180% this year. paper also says in los angeles crime is down but in the south central precinct, shootings up 100%. and in st. louis, next door to ferguson missouri the post dispatch reports 70 homicides this year. that's up more than 30%. a former baltimore cop and current professor of policing. >> if there is a national mood that starts to see police as the bad guys police as the enemy responsible for these problems it makes it a hell of a lot harder to police. one way that cops deal with that is they stop policing those people. >> reporter: one example, new york city has sharply limited the controversial police tactic of stop and frisk. at its height in 2011 nearly 700,000 mostly black and latinos stopped and searched. so far this year just 11,000 total. but gun crimes in new york now up. are increases in gun crimes tied to a sharp decrease in stop and frisk? >> it's entirely possible that stopping hundreds of thousands of people which has moral and constitutional and legal questions, but it's quit

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that would cut milwaukee's lead to one. brewers get to the wisconsin native jordan zimmermann. ramirez doubles to left bringing in two runs. the final is this one is 8- 4 and the nationals drop the series. doug fister, they could use him. he had a rehab start tonight for the harrisonburg senators. he threw six shutout innings against the trenton thunder. he allowed two runs, four hits. the right-hander threw 70 pitches, 47 strikes. scary moment for trenton thunder outfielder diving into the trenton bullpen head-first. he was ok. harrisonburg would get the win. the final for this one, 4-2. yankees and o's at camden yards. we are in the third inning, two on, and chris davis, that is not coming back. it is a three-run shot. o's go up 5-1 after that leaves. o's would put six more on the board. they beat the yanks. the final for this one, 11-3. round of applause. the nba finals continue sunday here on abc 7. the warriors tied the series at 2-2 last night. now we look ahead to game five in golden state. this is video of the cavs arriving in oakland. we know who is starting for clevel

make sure the body of sergeant first class ronald hagan got home to his wife and four children in milwaukeehat a person that's been wounded once, would go back in there, shows an absolute not fearless, and this is the mistake that people make, this is not being done without great fear it's being done because of greater love. >> melvin's squad recommended him for the medal of honor for his heroic actions. although he received a distinguished service cross he didn't receive that medal of freedom cross for 44 years later, until he was 77 years old. honor delayed soledad good to have you with us. >> thank you so much. >> any way you can quantify? >> we do know 3500 medals of honor, 88 to african americans 55 to latinos and one woman. if you look at the numbers it seems way off especially if you analyze the presence of say african americans in the military. >> the number's so skewed, what's behind that historically? >> it's hard to say. if you ask melvin morris there was a recommendation and it went nowhere. he moved on with his life. we know of the 1 million african americans who served in worl

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ellis was sent to milwaukee in a deal that brought andrew bogut to golden state. a week later fans let them know how they feet about it. [booing [. >> the golden state warriors select harryson barnes from the university of north carolina. >> reporter: barnes was the first of three warrior selections in 2012 a the end of -- 2012. at the end of the fifth round, the steel of the draft, draymond green. the roster was coming together. success would soon follow. the next season they not only made the playoffs, they took something from the nuggets. andre iguodala. the front office decided it would not happen under mark jackson. so they made one more controversial move firing a popular winning bench boss and replacing him with a first time head coach. >> i knew this is where i wanted to be. >> reporter: lo and behold steve kerr approved tosh the final piece of the puzzle. 67 regular season wins and three playoff series later, these warriors are on the cusp of the nba mountaintop. four games from history. >> you can also go to ktvu.com where we have sound from the players

ramirez, pinch hitter hits a double and milwaukee beats them seven- 46789. >>> wimbledon got underway no vac djokovic, defending champion. this is easy, he wins in straight sets. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> and, professional golfer phil mickelson comes up in a sports gambling case. >> former sports gambling handicapper from california has pleaded guilty to three counts of money lawnering money that appears to have come from mickelson according to espn's outside the lines. mickelson has not been charged and not under investigation. he has been known over the years for his gambling spirit, so, we will see what happens here. >> evidently, some reports say he gambled as much as 2.75 million-dollar but federal law is written that the sports bookmaker is the one that federally can go to jail and face charges. people betting through that bookie, is there no federal law against that. right? we will see what happened. >> down to the wire, it will be a marathon day for law make's cross the region as they try to hammer out budget deals in pennsylvania, new jersey and delawa

because i think i probably should have died that night. >>> from milwaukee, wisconsin, to ft.nother city where police are constantly on the lookout for drunk drivers. the area's beautiful waterfront and great bar scene make it an attractive spot for partygoers. officer ivan moore is a three-year member of the force and works the night shift, the primetime for catching drunk drivers. on january 4th, 2014, moorer is patrolling when he sees a car having trouble navigating. >> he was driving really slow, you know. kind of weaving in traffic a little bit. >> officer moorer follows the car and continues to observe. >> slowed down, would speed up a little bit. weave to the right, weave back onto the road. that was kind of suspicious to me. >> the driver reaches a red light and doesn't stop until he's almost in oncoming traffic. >> at that time i felt i had enough probable cause to stop the vehicle and conduct standard field sobriety exercises. >> before officer moorer can flash his lights the car makes a right turn. but doesn't get very far. >> the driver of the vehicle ran up on the

first up, we're off to a stormy start in minneapolis and also in milwaukee. and a few tornadoes could be possible with some of these thunderstorms. next up, chicago and detroit into our monday evening. so, want to be very careful. a few scattered thunderstorms will be possible across the southeast, but the main story here is the heat. we continue to just sizzle and feel very sticky and steamy. and not only are we dealing with the heat here, but across the southwest, phoenix and las vegas, another day of triple-digit heat coming up. kendis and reena, back to you. >> all right, our thanks to molly there. >>> and time now for something of a close encounter, closer encounter. some real deep-sea drama all caught on camera. >> it happened during a dive off the coast of jupiter, florida. you see a guy frolicking with some fish, not to mention a few tiger sharks. one of the sharks loving the camera, comes right up, chomps on it. >> camera hog. >> wow, look at that mouth. >> like t.j. if you ever wondered what the inside of a shark's mouth looks like, well, there you

, but a 2-8 june and they're back in second place, a game and a half back of the metropolitan in milwaukeeother banner day for bryce. he's done it all. the top of the first and going with the pitch. hitting a home run and going with the pitch. 50th rbi and just 62 games on pace for 130. he had another rbi and later in the game, this is the long ball. who said buffalos can't fly. that is his nickname in buffalo, by the way. the sixth of the year. >> thank you. >> and still in progress. nats up 7-2d in the 7th inning and some -- 7-2 in the 7th inning. and that might be back soon. dan cocoa reporting that he came with yesterday's rehab start and feeling good. he will throw a bullpen session and could rejoin the team soon and has been on the dlwith a strained flexor muscle in the forearm. down a little bit, in arkansas, this is a star-studded, you know, college world season. a lot of good teams. miami is in it, virginia is in it and doubling down the line, making it 4-3. and this is tight down the stretch. three-3 to do that and making it 4-3 and singles through the 5.5 hole. virginia beach, a

on saturday anywhere from milwaukee to des moines to chicago could see severe storms. today's forecast soaking rain for missouri and arkansas. another blistering hot day in the desert southwest. yesterday was 115 in phoenix. we should do that again in saturday. for the us open in the northwest, the weather weather as we go throughout this upcoming weekend. desert southwest just looks like the peak of summer. so the golf fans will enjoy it. >> it will give them a reason to stay inside. >>> now those two escaped new york murderers, they just made a top 15 list . >>> plus how one spouse decided to split everything in his divorce to make it all even. people are both soft and strong which is why our products are too. and we believe in value so we give you 60% more sheets than charmin ultra strong. angel soft. be soft. be strong. ♪ ♪ food should be good. strawberries should sing. lettuce should be dirty. dressing, clean. debates should be healthy. hatchets buried. tables should be full. and good food should be good for you. we're not saying these are the rules we should all

but they're in milwaukee that it might be a little better there.oler here as they would be back in action, going for two in a row here tonight and without the face of the franchise the latest no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> the washington nationals have been decimated by injuries so far as they had to get creative as they have used 39 different lineups in just 59 games. really hasn't been much consistency in the line up as well obviously. now williams, going back to switch things up again, the first baseman who has been placed on a 15-day disabled list facing an injury in his left foot. zimmerman missed last night's game. >>> maryland men's basketball coach along with the other terrapins are in baltimore tonight as a part of their maryland pride tour across the state. our dave

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milwaukee's crime versus the same period last year murders, not just crime, up 117%. denver up 90%. is up 15%. los angeles, homicides down by 10%. shootings up 23%. so the doctors are getting better but the criminals are too. >> megyn, it is the government's job to keep the people honest to make sure they're abiding by the law and doing the right thing. it is also the people's job to keep their government honest whether it's the president or a congressperson or the police officer that's working on their street. to somehow imply that it is the fault of the residents and the citizens of these places to use their american right to speak up and speak out when they think there's a problem that criminals decide to go and do crazy things i think is wrong. we have to speak out and speak out. but they should also speak up and speak out about issues that affect education, about issues that affect jobs in their communities and about violence in their communities. they should stand up against those things as well. >> what really happened here mark was we saw ferguson. you know there was a major

not your typical nationals lineup in milwaukee.ce harper not available a day after the getting hit in his left knee by a fast ball. harper given the day off to rest. despite not having one of the game's best hitters playing today, max scherzer on the mound and more dominant than usual. the 16 strikeouts saturday new franchise record. max scherzer eager to take the ay hold on max, wait for the national anthem. bottom of the first, carlos gomez, at the dish. gomez go down swinging. first strikeout of the game for max there. scooter generalet can't catch one that 95-mile-an-hour fast ball. bottom fourth, ryan braun, he goes down swinging, striking out the national league former mvp. 5 ks through four innings for max scherzer. later on in the seventh don't forget the offense, robinson, two on, two out, coming through, opposite field left, coming in to score easy. yunel escobar follows him in mr. robinson a two-run double. nates a 4-0 lead at this point. back to the main event, scherzer, perfect game going in the seventh inning, facing

sunday in milwaukee he was amazing and today in d.c.st perfect. >> very sweet performance