s milwaukee bucks.ven feet tall, and there are 13 letters in his last name, most of them consonants, so he is usually referred to as giannis, or "the greek freak." he's called that because he is greek, and as we first reported in march, is doing things on a basketball court that people have never seen before. even if you aren't a basketball fan, you have to admire his athleticism, and a personal story that is one of the most interesting in all of sports. if that sounds like hype, we offer into evidence exhibit number one. february, madison square garden. bucks versus the knicks. a stolen pass, a fast break. watch giannis on the right. it was so quick, most people missed what actually happened. you have to slow it down and watch carefully to notice that the greek freak leapt right over a flabbergasted six-foot-six- inch defender, while catching the ball and stuffing it through the hoop. >> giannis antetokounmpo! >> kroft: the unpronounceable has become the unstoppable. how many steps does it take you to

mayor tom barrett/milwaukee: "it just showed that there has to be more training, and there has to behat these police officers are there to protect the public, to protect themselves -- which is very very important -- but this has to be done in a professional way."natspolice video: "see you on the news" // "woo hoo" // ha ha ha" // can't wait for it to go to court. guess what. there will be video there too. ha ha ha." (vicki) brown was not charged with any crime, which prompted an internal affairs investigation. three officers were suspended as a result of that arrest and eight more were ordered to be retrained. some city leaders are now questioning those punishments. an undisclosed number of officers would face disciplinary action... (ken) also new at nine... police released new video showing officers responding to the attack of a gay couple, after a pride festival in miami beach. it shows the tense moments - when police recieved the call that a gay couple, was just brutally beaten by four men during the gay pride festival when police finally arrive on scene the couple were being trea

question is our body cam is really the be all end all of police report take the recent events in milwaukee wisconsin involving the police and be a rookie sterling brown back in january brown was confronted by a group of police officers after illegally parking in a handicap space he was then wrestled to the ground and tasered by the officers for refusing to take his hands out of his pockets brown was eventually given a two hundred dollar ticket for the parking violation and officers had pushed for an obstruction obstructing an officer charge but that was overturned after body cam footage was reviewed body cam footage that only now six months later is finally being shown to the public milwaukee police chief alfonso morales publicly apologized to brown in may five months after the incident occurred stating i'm sorry this incident as collated to this level the department conducted investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disciplined. but are after the fact apologies veg disciplinary action and much delayed body cam footage rea

three milwaukee police officers suspended. but tonight, the mayor growing frustrated, claiming police never showed him all of those body cam videos. david? >> whit johnson, thank you. >>> next, president trump ramps up trade tensions tonight, calling for a new tariffs, this time of $200 billion worth. china's commerce ministry calling it tonight, quote, blackmail, and vowing to retaliate. the brinksmanship making investors verve nous. the dow falling 287 points today. >>> china, meantime, is welcoming a visitor tonight. north korea's kim jong-un, in beijing with president xi. a surprise visit. it's the third visit this year, and tonight, we've learned that here at home, secretary of state mike pom pail yoel has abruptly canceled his visit to the capital tomorrow to brief lawmakers on the status of the agreement between the president and kim jong-un. here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: kim jong-un is back on the world stage, bolder than ever. miss lhis motorcade speeding hi throu

. >> joe: this is going to a different year, milwaukee is still a position -- they are a much better team. quick pitch, drive the other way it sends hayward back to theth edgee track to catch it, the cubs are 8-3 against milwaukee. >> john: got shut out, 8-1. theirats have come alive, and the city where the rivalry has been the best in the central. the cubs have had tpper hand in the last two years, irying to makethree in a row.: >> joe it would be 4-3 cardinals in this season series. they've got a five-game series coming up in chicago. one of many earlier?ements from >> john: yea, it's a four-game series turned into a five game. that will be an important first 11 game stretch. >> joe: dexter fowler in the sixth inning would havers been fiand second, nobody out. the cardinals wound up notin scoring,ce then the cubs have scored three straight to take this lead. full count. then there is hayward who is gone from the cardinals to the cubs. two-run home run given the cubs the insurance. it's become easy to forget thata dexter fowler good year in his first year in st. louis. a 1 career hi

. >> new videos have been released in the arrest of an nba player in milwaukee.january police fired a stun gun at 23-year-old sterling brown, over a late night parking violation. now, new body cam video shows after the arrest, officers talked about possible accusations of racism, and overtime pay. >> a new body camera video obtained by milwaukee station, wisn shows officers expressing concern over the perception of sterling brown's arrest. >> initial video released last month showed brown being thrown to the ground. >> taser. taser. taser. aftehe pardisar in two handicap spots outside a wall greens. >>en a second new body camera video, an officer is seen stepping on brown's ankle after he is on the ground. >> an officer then begins to question if brown is a milwaukee bucks player. >> what you think, i look familiar dent i.noew video, an officer appears to call a supervisor to request overtime pay. new photos also obtained by wisn shows the injuries to brown's face and bed after the arrest. brown was briefly jailed. but never charged with a crime. hours after the

the engines are made in milwaukee. it's going to affect these three different motorcycle plants who employ thousands of people. >> rick, what's the feeling amongst people associated with harley davidson who you have spoken to, either workers or people in the communities that are -- you know, that prosper because harley is such a successful company. how do they feel about this? >> they are pretty unhappy about it. i mean, 16% of the new motorcycles that harley davidson sells go to the european union. so if you take those bikes out of the production in the u.s., it's going to be felt in jobs at some point here. we don't know the number yet. but at some point, production is going to be hurt here. it's already down. >> we have got -- harley has overseas plants. it has one in australia, one in brazil. one in india. they are opening in thailand this year. there are some, i've seen on twitter, some who have argued that look for an american company like harley davidson it's very difficult to decide that you want to go offshore

sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks filed a lawsuit today against the city of milwaukee and its police department for the incident in january. body cam video shows the moments after police used a stun gun on brown during a parking violation arrest. the suit accuses police of excessive force, unlawful arrest and targeting brown because he is black. the police chief has apologized to brown, who was not charged. three officers were suspended. >>> tonight, federal health officials say smoking in america has hit an all-time low. about 14% of u.s. adults were smokers last year. that's down 16% from the year before. the new numbers also show fewer high school students are taking up the habit, but there are still more than 30 million adult smokers in the u.s. >>> and if you're tired of trips to the pharmacy, one of the largest drugstore chains, cvs, is launching a nationwide service that will deliver prescriptions right to your door. it'll cost $4.99 and medications will arrive in one or two days. the move comes amid speculation that amazon will get into the prescription drug business. >>> whe

>> reporter: an officer then begins to question if brown is a milwaukee bucks player. >> what you think? i look familiar, don't i? >> i need to go on the overtime board if i'm not already. >> reporter: an officer appeared to call a supervisor to request overtime pay. >> money, money, money, money, money. >> reporter: new photos obtained shows the injuries to brown's face and body after the arrest. brown was briefly jailed, but never charged with a crime. hours after the incident, he played in an nba game with bruises on his face. when the initial videos were released, milwaukee mayor tom barrett said he was outraged by the officer's actions. >> this type of behavior, whether it's toward a professional athlete or any other citizen, has no place in our city. >> reporter: two sergeants and an officer were put on temporary leave for the incident and the milwaukee police chief apologized. we reached out to the department and brown's attorney but did not hear back. brown says he hopes to use his voice to help prevent incidents like this. >> he doesn't need to use only his voice, he's got the

police body camera video from january shows brown being tased and violently arrested by milwaukee policefter an alleged parking violation. at the time, police said brown was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest. he was ultimately not charged, and three officers were suspended. >>> much of the country is dealing with severe weather this morning. radar shows storms stretching over parts of the upper midwest and into the northeast. video shot outside a home during a severe thunderstorm in saratoga springs, new york, shows a tree toppling in high winds. >> wow. >> a driver took video of several downed trees in saratoga springs. heavy rains caused widespread flooding throughout the midwest, washing out many roads, downing in wisconsin, flooding is being blamed for at least one death. governor scott walker declared a state of emergency in five counties. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, escalating the trade fight. president trump threatens dramatic new tariffs against china. >>> and a new branch of the armed services the military turns to the frontier of space.. turns to the fro fr

. >>> "the milwaukee journal sentinel" reports a librarians group is dropping laura ingalls wilder'sn award after what they call stereotypical writing. she's best known for her "little house on the prairie" novels based on her adventures in the 19th century. at issue is her portrayal of native and african-americans. the award will now be called the children's literature legacy award. >>> the "los angeles times" says the group that hands out the oscars is inviting its largest class ever in a push for more diversity. the academy of motion pictures, arts, and sciences announced it's inviting 928 new members from 59 countries. the list includes actors tiffany haddish, kumail nanjiani, gina rodriguez, and mindy kaling. two years ago the academy pledged to double the number of female and minority members by 2020 after being criticized for being too white. >>> still ahead, dramatic cloud cover. a never-before-seen image of jupiter's turbulent atmosphere. have you smelled this new litter? no. nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) new tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with ac

host: let's go to sears in milwaukee. good morning. good morning. rosie gray -- she commented nationalhat only reopening the emails investigation, she said it helps clinton and she misspoke, it hurts clinton. secondly, i am concerned about the social security deficit. and what would be the best thing to do to correct that? a large income, you only pay social security taxes on a tiny percentage. get more benefits back havea poor person who taxes on all of their income? right you are absolutely that i did miss being, it did not benefit hillary clinton. guest: the ways and means committee has had an impact. republicans feel strongly about entitlements. they have been working on democrats working with that. there needs to be entitlement changes before congress take that up. jeff froms go to mississippi. caller: my comment is on the discussion about illegal immigration. everything that is going on -- in the't they put -- system? lawyers have to have verification? [indiscernible] that was slow down the illegal crossing because -- that is common sense. hos

n-b-a player sterling brown is suing the city of milwaukee...after police officers there used a stunwaukee bucks player filed a federal civil rights suit against civil rights suit against the city and its police department. it claims the police made a wrongful arrest and used excessive force during a confrontation between brown and officers outside a walgreens. brown was accused of a brown was accused of a parking violation outside the drug store. in video released by police-- officers were seen taking brown to the ground and tasing him.(sot) "mr. brown hopes that real discipline will be issued for the violation of his constitutional rights. and finally that the city will sit down and together come up with creative ways to invest in the community and to organizations that will help train police officers that will help us as a city heal. and mr. brown would hope that this city would act swiftly and that when he hits the floor this next season in our new stadium that we celebrate and that milwaukee is an example to the country of what a city can do to turn itself around." the police ch

a milwaukee cop dies from his injuries after his squad card crashes. charles irvine jr.nd his partner were trying to catch up with a reckless driver when their car rolled off an overpass. irvine did not survive his injuries. the other officer is in stable condition. this is the milwaukee police department's first death in the line of dutyny in 22 years. >>> "the new york times" is calling it the story of the wife who defended her husband in a way that left him unemployed. philadelphia 76ers president brian colangelo resigned after his wife admitted to using multiple twitter accsitiounts i about the accounts also defend anglosts suggested knowledge that only high ranking team officials would know. investigators say the sixers gm was the source of that information, but they aren't sure if he knew about his wife's activity. for his part, colangelo denies knowledge of those accounts saying in a statement, quote, her actions were a seriously misguided effort to publicly defend and support me. >>> we are now one day away from the 2018 belmont stakes. tomorrow afternoon, nbc wi

. >> now to new developments in the taser takedown of an nba player in milwaukee. >> something that'sfor years. i feel like, you know, this helps a lot. >> milwaukee bucks sterling brown is suing the city for race discrimination for this takedown outside a walgreen's in january. the officers arrested. saying they used the taser because he was resisting arrest. saying they used the taser because he was resisting arreh.. saying they used the taser because he was resisting arrei.. saying they used the taser because he was resisting arrem.. saying they used the taser because he was resisting arrest. >> north korea's kim jong un in china with xi jinping. >> president xi lavished praise on kim for his handling of the historic summit with president trump. the president himself saying there is no longer a nuclear threat. >> i have solved that problem. >> kim has already gotten one of his major demands. the pentagon suspending military exercises with south korea. >> hot dogs can be a health hazard and not in the way you might think. >> kathy mcvay was enjoying a philadelphia phillies game when

who also wrote, nice meeting sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks at work this morning. lol. >> you're stepping on my ankle for what? >> reporter: they say they used the taser because brown was aggressive and resisting. despite video at one point showing standing him calmly with hands in his pocket, brown sharing his story with our robin roberts. >> what we can do is we can keep fighting, keep bringing attention, keep putting pressure on police departments and the officers and, you know, the mayors, and -- everybody, to try to make change. >> reporter: and brown was given a parking ticket but never charged with a crime. three of the officers involved were suspended. and the milwaukee police chief apologized to brown. >> when i sat down with him to do that interview we didn't have this new video. the video that whad before was bad enough. but this new video is just more chilling and just really stands up to what he was telling us. >> annd that's why they say the apology wasn't enough and they think this lawsuit sends a message to other departments. >> that's what he's hop

and in milwaukee, do they have such a body at nert in milwaukee? >> they do not have a standing core of civilian volunteers as such. >> okay. in terms of the years of origin, i'm assuming it's from '89 or loma prieta. and again, i'm not a real good arithmetic person, but how long now? [inaudible] >> and being at candlestick park at that day, i still can easily remember that any time there's a shake. and as i grabbed my little son, and i looked at the crowd, and i saw a minute of pause, i grabbed him, and i ran the heck out of there. and what was amazing was watching the mayor and all the city officials trying to leave candlestick and go into the city. and if i didn't have the help of individuals like yourself, i think i did my arithmetic over it, but it's over like 50 something years of experience that's standing in front of us. and out of the 55 neighborhoods, there's quite a bit of neighborhoods that are covered here. but without you and folks like you in this city and county of san francisco, commissioner nakajo would never have gotten home that

and in milwaukee, do they have such a body at nert in milwaukee? >> they do not have a standing core of civilian volunteers as such. >> okay. in terms of the years of origin, i'm assuming it's from '89 or loma prieta. and again, i'm not a real good arithmetic person, but how long now? [inaudible] >> and being at candlestick pa

as long as those engines are made in milwaukee with those workers and with the technology they have inwaukee and ship those engines throughout the world, it's still the spirit and the soul of harley-davidson that's going to be going on those motorcycles. >> in terms of those workers, the international association of machinists and arrow space workers saying this is a slap in the face to the highly skilled workforce that made harley an iconic american brand. you also helped to lead the establishment of hog, more than 1 million members of this, could this thwart the company here at home? >> i don't believe so. i think the soul of harley-davidson is still -- it's an american brand, it's an american icon. so they are selling a lifestyle and that lifestyle exists throughout the whole world. >> can it be the same lifestyle if part of its made overseas? >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear that. >> can it still be that same lifestyle they're putting out there if part of those bikes are made overseas? >> yes. when it comes to fenders and gas tanks and it comes to wheels and brakes and things like that,

. >>> nba player has sued the city of milwaukee and police department over a violent arrest.giving him a citation. one of them used a taser on brown. the federal lawsuit claims officers used excessive force and discriminated against him because he is black. >> 12 minutes he was left sitting or laying on the ground after being abused. this kind of conduct must stop. >> the police chief apologized to brown last month but has not commented on the lawsuit. milwaukee's mayor says he hopes the lawsuit will be a turning point and help improve relations. >>> one of the stars of black panther honored the hero of the deadly waffle shooting. this is going to live in your house. >> he had no idea he would be getting a chadman trophy. oakland native ryan coogler directed "black panther." >>> cutting down on theft and apartment lobby >>> three-month old baby bald eagle that fell out of its nest is at a rehabilitation hospital in the east bay. leslie brinkley was there as doctors examined. >> one little bruise, h bruise,h lucky. >> reporter: lucky. to lindsey wildlife experience in walnut c

and in milwaukee, do they have such a body at nert in milwaukee? >> they do not have a standing core of civilian volunteers as such. >> okay. in terms of the years of origin, i'm assuming it's from '89 or loma prieta. and again, i'm not a real good arithmetic person, but how long now? [inaudible] >> and being at candlestick park at that day, i still can easily remember that any time there's a shake. and as i grabbed my little son, and i looked at the crowd, and i saw a minute of pause, i grabbed him, and i ran the heck out of there. and w

[applause] i went on to work for gear bain building the northwest mutual towers in milwaukee. [applause] now these two families are together, and they've brought me to foxconn, and me and my family are grateful and very pleased to be at home again. thank you, everyone, thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, celia. and, celia, we want to tell, by the way, harley davidson, please, build those beautiful motorcycles in the usa, please, okay? don't get cute with us. don't get cute. they don't realize the taxes are coming way down. they don't realize that yet. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy if you don't, i'll tell you that. now let's hear from dawn wallace. after she and her husband dave worked hard to raise three beautiful children, dawn recently decided to take advantage of the new job opportunities that foxconn created right here in wisconsin, and i'd like to have -- can you come up, please? where are you? good. hi, dawn. [applause] hi. ms. -- [applause] >> so did you receive any of my tweets, president trump? >> i did.

president donald trump has visited milwaukee wisconsin to tour a new electronics factory his visit comes just days after the state's famous motorcycle manufacturer harley davidson warned it was moving some production overseas to avoid new tariffs john henry reports. every defiant ever boastful president donald trump came to take credit for thirteen thousand new jobs in wisconsin they wanted to do it someplace now in the united. and. i immediately thought of the state of wisconsin but the president remains a man under pressure he's born chandler and he should just go home no one wants him here. twenty twenty are coming for you you're going to be gone he's under fire over the russia probe with one former aide in jail and more indicted over a growing trade war with iconic u.s. companies like harley davidson planning to move operations overseas to avoid new tariffs and over immigration where even some of his own supporters object to a now rescinded policy of separating children from their undocumented parents keep the families together keep the don't separate the fans but part i think that's

drama's in milwaukee wisconsin way has been visiting a new foxconn factory complex u.s. president says the project with the taiwanese electronics manufacturer will see the creation of fifteen thousand jobs john hendren is in mt pleasant wisconsin forest hills rather like president trump is trying to claim this box called project design . yes indeed he came here and he took credit for thirteen thousand new jobs coming to the state of wisconsin this was a groundbreaking for a company called foxconn that is a time when ease company that manufactures l.c.d. screens like those behind me there and also manufacturer assemble apple's i phones so this was a big addition an opportunity for donald trump to take credit for what he has done for the u.s. economy and he certainly did that he said that when the company mentioned this to him he was the one who mentioned the state of wisconsin so he took credit also for the location of this place and that's very important to donald trump the reason is that he was the first republican to win the state of wisconsin since one thousand nine h

. >> milwaukee bucks guard, sterling brown sued the city and police department claiming unlawful arrest excessive force. officers used a stun gun on brown during his arrest in january for illegally parking in a lane decapped spot. brown says he was targeted because he is black. hours after the arrest one of the officers posted on facebook nice meeting sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks at work this morning. lol. >> as a convicted felon, manuel fernandez was not permitted to have one gun. l.a. county sheriff's investigators said they found more than 550 at his home and the home of a friend. it is not clear what he intend to do with all of the guns. fernandez was arrested. guns taken away. he is now free on bond. >> up next. the story of two fallen heroes. reunited. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> we end with a final chapter of a story that began decade ago. during the

opinion what fundamentally needs to change about policing and police departments in places like milwaukee. and. mark what what needs to happen on a fundamental level i learned some very simple things. totally reform how policing works in america number one police officer who lived bottom was an example if you're a police officer about a more you should have to live by the city you had to live in they work in. something american neighborhood number two cops should be held accountable you do something wrong you go you don't get to go through eighty seven thousand steps of redemption you know be treated like the rest of us and we're going to screw up you know if we're sitting at work and you crack me and i hear what a bug you're probably you know i'm going to see you. but it's probably not going out on a job it's only normal person why didn't why should you have those extra powers if you implement those two small things he was tossing the change quickly most definitely will do walk ins always a pleasure to have you on and talking about this today well i'm sure tragically and i will be the la

. >> nba player sterling brown suing milwaukee police department foressive force. back in january, brown was talking with officers while waiting for a pking ticket outside a con veeps a storend officers used a stun gunn him because they say he diddi not ately remove hands from pockets as ordered. police chief apologized last month after body cam video of erest was public. milwaukee mayor responded t lawsuit and his take he hopes it will help to improve the relationshipetween please and residents. >> and new details about officer intlved shooting las week in montgomery county a the officeran guzer that shot and killed rteert refused to give a statement to investigators. dy camera footage shows prior to the shooting became combative and assaultth the the officer more than once. friend and family said white had a history of mentaltroubles. >> in the district the national parkervice received initial application for a rally toy mark the 1 year in charlottesville, virginia. rally sake organized by jayso kessler. who organized the ral limit the protest of civil rights abu

chris buckler, bbc news, milwaukee. now let's brief you on some other business stories.o agreeing terms on a merger that will create europe's second—biggest steelmaker after arcelor mittal. sources in the city of london have told the bbc that the deal, which has been under negotiation for more than a year, could be concluded in the next few days. amazon has said it is buying online pharmacy pillpack for an undisclosed sum, confirming speculation it's expanding into healthcare. the news has sent shares of pharmacy chains plunging on fears of competition from the online retail giant. cvs health and walgreens boots alliance were down around 10%. british defence giant bae systems has won a share of a $25 billion warship contract with the australian navy, beating italian and spanish rivals. the nine frigates will be based on the type 26 design bae is building for the royal navy, but will be built in australia. cement giant lafargeholcim says its french subsidiary is under formal investigation in france over claims it funded a terrorist group in syria. last year, lafarge admit

>> i'm a milwaukee public schoolteacher.ce president of the milwaukee teachers education association. what is being -- what is happening to families and children at the border of this country is indefensible. it is torture. and the people of the city aren't going to stand by and allow it to happen when there is not just, there is not going to be peace. >> reporter: if trump could hear you now and if he was watching this, what would you want the president to hear? >> the president needs to pay attention to what families and the people across this nation are saying. we're united. we're one. what happens to another family is happening to my family. we're not going to let that happen. >> reporter: describe the passion here. because people have been very vocal for the last 45 minutes to an hour. how do you feel being here, sitting in the middle of the street? >> it is an honor and a duty. it is our duty. >> reporter: very emotional about this. what is touching you about this so much? >> i would want people to fight for my family.

indy wrestler and a's fan milwaukee mauler making the trip to detroit. a's trailed 6-0 at one point. the comback in the fifth. chad pender sloois is done. extending their road streak to 27 games. next batter jed lowry joins the party. back-to-back jacks. it's a one-run game. in the ninth lowry singles home matt joyce. the aisz take their first lead of the game then dustin fowler adds some insurance and the a's win it 9-7. >>> firefighter appreciation night at at&t park. 1-0 rockies bottom of the third. gorkys hernandez connects for his tenth homer of the season and we are tied at 1-1. in the seventh the giants load the bases. andrew mccutchen with the deep fly to left. gerardo parra has a great arm and he comes up throwing. austin slater on his giddy up slides under the tag. go-ahead run. 2-1 giants. but the rockies would get it back. des monds lines it to right, mccutchen can't make the play story scores so we are nolted at deuce in the eighth the giants load the bases. adam ottovino. crawford why run when you can walk? he scores the go-ahead in what tu

last month, the milwaukee police chief issued an apology. three of the involved officers were temporarily suspended. eight others had communication training. >>> it is 6:39. a brush fire comes dangerously close to a los angeles landmark. >> plus, a new warning from scientists about the san andreas fault. >> and the growing safety concerns about a tesla autopilot cheat device. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. you can see the dow is up about30 points. comi mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so gos speechless. so here is gabrielle union. od ,you knowga i can 't res ist ar 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. griffith observatory, in the hollywood hills. it took nearly 100 firefighters to knock down the fire last t. they had it >>> in los angeles a brush fire crept close to the griffith observatory in the hollywood hills. it took nearly 100 firefighters to knock down the fire last night. they had it contained in 2.5 hours. the fire burned about 3 to 4 acres. there was no

more videos were recently released in the arrest of milwaukee bucks player sterling brown.in it you can stepping on the rookie's ankle..shortly after he was tasered and arrested.((ken)) this latest video comes two weeks after the department released another video showing just how quickly the situation escalated.((pam)) now, that city's mayor says, he does not agree with how fragmented the video releases have been ... since the january incident. the incident started... when brown parked across two handicapped parking spaces at a walgreens. brown was then tackled and tasered by several officers.the initial police report described brown as aggressive.. but once the video was released the police chief apologized.the new video shows when officers finally discovered that brown was an nba player.one officer could even be heard saying... he hopes the bucks make the playoffs.three officers were suspended after the incident for up to 15 days.brown's lawyer says they intend to file a civil rights lawsuit. (pam) new video tonight-- showing a man kicking a homeless person in san francisco. surveilla

. >>> renewed calls for accountability within the milwaukee police department this morning after the violent arrest of an nba player. >> taser, taser taser! >> two weeks ago body cam video was released. bucks rookie sterling drown was's ared and tasered for being parked in two handicapped spots. new video that wasn't released by the police department shows brown being stepped on and then mocked. one officer is also heard celebrating after he is approved overtime pay and in a surprising admission the new police chief in milwaukee says that he hasn't seen most of this footage. >> i wasn't expecting any of that to come out. i didn't see half of the videos, either. >> city officials are unhappy that police didn't release the video themselves and are calling for a public audit of the investigation. >>> time now 6:40. another bay area city is considering a new tax designed to help deal with an influx of tech workers. >> and another potential scandal involving epa administrator scott pruitt this time connected to chik- fil-a restaurants. ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was desp

he took a shot at milwaukee-based company harley davidson after they announced they will move some of their production overseas because of the president's trade policies. the court dealt a devastating blow to organized labor. the court rules the government workers who don't want to join a union cannot be charged for the cost of collective bargaining. the decision reverses 40 years of president and imposes right to work laws on 22 states. later that day, justice anthony kennedy announced he'll be retiring at the end of the july. he's a pivotal swing vote on the court on gay rights, affirmative action and the death penalty for 30 years. maria: i spoke to treasury secretary steven mnuchin about the tax plan. >> we couldn't be happier with the progress we made, but we still have more to do. you have seen how we are pleased to, the president in wisconsin. this is a perfect example of bringing advanced manufacturing back to the united states. this wouldn't have occurred if it wasn't for the tax cuts and us changing from an international system that was broken to a competitive tax system tha

do you take this iconic company with the reputation of predecessors and performance they had and milwaukee -- make better. it started with what we talked about the creed and taking ideas every leader when you come in you have to listen and make understanding and urn beginning and -- you are engaging. did you get resistance? one challenge for a leader taking over a successful a great ion with reputation why do we need calculation? we are doing fine. easier to take over an institution perceived as ailing because you can make changes more easily. >> of course. an thing we did early is of centralization to one where we needed to some cases and in centralize certain functions and practices. our quality practices. things our information too many group will systems. >> we talk about pump and values. purpose and values. that is wonderful when they are aligned on one side. when you ical matter are a leader sometimes they don't align that neatly and that get tradeoffs trickier and that gets into the essence of how you make as a leader. remicad good example is everyone an important drug. old in the t

president trump was in the milwaukee today to meet with his supporters. after i read his remarks, i also needed some support from milwaukee. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] at a rally in north dakota last night, president trump said that he wants his pick for the supreme court to stay on the court for 40 or 45 years. even more disturbing he added, "or until the end of my presidency. whichever comes first." [ laughter and applause ] according to the reports, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is considering a presidential run in 2020, making him the richest person to seek the position. i said, making him the richest person to seek the position! according to new research, artificial intelligence programs may eventually be susceptible to stress and depression if they learn to think like a human being. [ light laughter ] and it is not easy to read their suicide note. [ laughter and applause ] a company is seeking cloud funding for artificial intelligence camera that can tell people if they are using proper posture and weight distribution while

metropolitan milwaukee. association commerce he said they've got about two hundred businesses that they represent big and small and he says they employ about three hundred thousand people and nearly every one of those businesses is affected most of them are manufacturers you've got companies like harley davidson an iconic american company which now says due to the retaliatory tariffs it will move some production abroad you also have general electric which is based here they make magnetic resonance imaging machines or the machines doctors use to look inside your body they say that they will be hit by this as well and businesspeople here say pretty much everyone will be hit there was a new york times story the other day that referred to dairy farmers here saying that they might be jumping milk out in their fields because they won't be able to export it due to the rich alley atory tariffs those tariffs are not popular here in wisconsin city however the support for trump is resilient we've been out in the street

>> they are setting up their headquarters in milwaukee in the state of wisconsin and they are also building a panel plant in the amount of roughly $10 billion in that state. wisconsin has offered tax rebates in the amount of about $3 billion for the tphebnext 50 years. it has become common theme. we look at amazon looking for huge incentives and goldman sachs has done the same picking a headquarter in new york a couple of years ago getting multibillion dollar tax breaks. so this is one side of the story. on the other maybe fox conn tries to avoid tariffs setting up the plant in wisconsin. >> thanks you for this analysis. now over to you. >> thank you very much. the latest from the world cup in russia. group g started monday big favorite against a relative soccer minnow when england took on tunisia and then belgium locked horns with panama. here is the highlights. >> after a sluggish first half the deadlock was broken after halftime with this effort with the strike by the forward. then the match got rolling for the favorites, needing just six minutes to add two more goals. 3-0 despite the sl

today she was in milwaukee with representative hoyer as the minority whip, one of the highest ranking democrats in congress. they were in wisconsin on a listening tour to fight poverty. this week's surprise device of joe crowley leaves a vacancy. she is crying v iconsidering vy that job. >>> a democratic fund-raiser pulled in hundreds of thousands of dollars. scott budman is outside the home. what do you know about what happened on the inside? >> reporter: the invitation said it was a democratic party fund-raiser featuring the former president, the house minority leader and others. the cost to get in starting at $10,000. when president obama arrived for the democratic congressional campaign committee fund-raiser, the neighborhood wasn't that surprised. they have seen him here before. >> we're used to it. >> reporter: you are used to this in. >> this house in particular, yes. >> reporter: the home of a local fund-raiser. they run a foundation dedicated to the climate and clean energy. inside, democratic leaders, including house minority leader nancy pelosi. outside, well wishers like s

he started on may 17 in milwaukee, wisconsin, and since then, he's made it to 26 more states.this weekend -- louisiana and arkansas. this is smith's second year completing the 50-yard challenge. he said he's doing it to inspire kids to get involved in community service. he takes kids along as he cuts grass, and encourages them to start their own challenge. this year, 130 kids have signed up. we think this is an awesome grassroots effort to pay it forward. i'm soledad o'brien. we'll see you here next week on "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ robert handa: hello, and welcome to "asian pacific america." ♪ i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we start with frameline 42, san francisco international lgbtq film festival, the largest and most widely recognized lgbtq film exhibition event in the world. and we'll highlight one of the festival films "50 years of fabulous." then we profile the san francisco gay men's chorus and

that's the effort, the reason the president came here south of milwaukee today to try to emphasize his deal making skills, bringing in this $10 billion complex, a tech company, a taiwan ease company that will be constructed now here in wisconsin. the president today never one to shy away from little hyperboles saying this will be the eight helicopter wonder of the world. the president also touting 15,000 new jobs for the state of wisconsin worth noting the actual governor of the state says the actual number is 13,000. all of that aside, the president views this as an evident to check that box in a state that he won by less than 1% in 2016. there is some criticism with this construction. a multimillion dollar project but the state has given away about $4.5 billion in incenti incentives, local and state incentives. tax breaks. that will make it the largest giveaway, in effect, to a foreign company, in terms of those incentives in u.s. history. the people here though satisfied with this evident. they think it will be a good thing for the state going forward. in the statewidely there is so

numerous bands and thunderstorms from nebraska, iowa right hrough areas from madison to milwaukee and near chicago. texas is the concern. this is going to last for at least thedaext two . we'll have to see just how bad the flooding gets and where it occurs. that's a look at the big weather now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> wellhere is the weather you love and deserve after your spring 81 in albany, 819 in boston. that's beautiful weather after yesterday's heat and midity. should feel fantastic. today we're watching showers and thunderstorms hit and miss through the areas of the central plains. >>> and temperatures littl bit of roller coaster ride as we head towards the weekend. give you an update coming uk >> lorward to it, bill. thank you. today african-american communities are cross the cotry will come together to recognize june teenth, a celebration where people can njoy food, music, art can culture. this is a fun time to get together, it will be spent commemorating the end of slavery in the u.s. even though abraham lincoln passed the emancipation d proclamation tlare