here in milwaukee.u have that. pool ofre was a huge industrial workers and milwaukee. century, it was becoming the machine shop of the world, and there was numerous factories around the city, so you had this huge pool of working class, largely immigrant workers who were very receptive to a message that promised to benefit the working class. they could see that there is this wide gap between the owners of the business and the working-class people who are laboring for pennies so they can see that and the working conditions they had to deal with not at all. they work in the hottest, dirtiest, grungy jobs that were available, so they were hoping that socialists could make of those conditions and their lives in general could make that better. socialism means different things to different people, basically, it is an economic system that preaches or believes in that the glassoing to be of the capitalist system and replaced by a collective state. in which the working-class people will be controlling the means o

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some of his giving. >> we're here because of you. >> reporter: he chose the milwaukee drivers becausedoing kind deeds. whether it's stopping the bus to fetch a pair of lost children's shoes, helping a turtle cross the street, or rescues a child out wandering alone, there is a real culture of kindness here, which secret santa says makes them perfect accomplices. >> we're going to be on the biggest sleigh we've ever had, and the magic is going to be like gold dust flying across the city. >> i'm working for secret santa, and you are the luckiest people in the world. >> reporter: for the rest of the day -- >> this is for you. >> are you serious? >> reporter: five different drivers gave out thousands of dollars worth of $100. >> thank you, thank you! >> reporter: no doubt the money was appreciated. but as always, this was about so much more than money. a benjamin can't buy this much euphoria. no, what overwhelmed most people was the unconditial kindness. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: and for the drivers who rarely get hugs, it affected them almost as much as the passengers. >> it was a g

satya: i had never been west of bombay, quite frankly, and then id up in milwaukee. [laughter] david: did you have a winter coat or-- my satya: ha! that wairst very valued possession in life, a wintt, which is very important. unfortunately, i picked up this bad habit of smoking iindia, in college. and the one nice thing about going to school in milwaukee istoou are a smoker, you hav go out in the winter and smoke. and that one winter in milwaukee cured me of my smoking habit [laughter] david: wow. good. so, you got a job after you ys graduated, at sun micrms. satya: i was a software developer. david: ok. and then you got recruited to go to another company called microsoft. and that w1992? satya: that's right. david: so, but you also had applied to go to the univers oy of chicago schobusiness, so, how did you decide to do one or the other? satya: you know, quite frankly, david, very committed to saying, "oh, "i want to go to the business school, maybe, who knows, maybe even go to wall street." that was sort of my-- david: the highest calling of mankind, right? [laught

in the nba, the milwaukee bucks beat the memphis grizzlies for their 17th straight victory.t's their second longest winning streak, second only to a 20—game run in 1971. memphis led at the end of the third quarter but the bucks came back in the final period to maintain their lead at the top of the eastern conference. golf isn't a sport where you expect to see too much argy—bargy but emotions at the president's cup spilled over on day three in melbourne where patrick reed's caddie has been kicked out after an altercation with a fan. last weekend, reed was caught up in some negative publicity of his own after being accused of cheating at a tournament

milwaukee now an nba best 25-and-4...to 24-5 --news in the college landscape that could have ripple effects on what happens with the warriors. --james wiseman, one of the top prospects in the sport, has left the memphis program and will prepare for the nba draft. --the 7-1 center is stepping away from the school...after being suspended by the ncaa for a payment violation. --considering he's a projected lottery pick and golden state has one of the worst records in the league, there's a chance the warriors may be in position to take him. --today steve kerr wouldn't talk about him specifically.. however, he did discuss how we could see players foregoing college and opting for the g-league instead. <> --finally, stanford and minnesota... volleyball final four in pittsburgh. --kerri walsh... the 3-time olympic gold medalist and stanford alum... watching her alma mater... --the cardinal took the first two sets... in the third... national player of the year katherine plummer... with the kill as stanford starts to pull away --mat

that we've had voter suppression efforts by republicans here in the wisconsin and in particular in milwaukee area with the green vest movement, and i wish i could tell you that i'm not offended but i am as a lawyer to hear another lawyer talk about being a part of voter disenfranchisement, and in the end i'm very concerned because, you know, intimidating individuals to not vote is really pushing against our democracy at a time that we need to be encouraging more people to come out. >> you mentioned the green vest movement. what's that? >> so the green vest suppression effort that happened years ago really just before i was elected

that can effect more than 20,000 voters in milwaukee. that can hugely impact even presidential races because let's be clear trump only won wisconsin by 24/25,000 votes. less than that. 30,000 something in milwaukee, that's exactly what our new governor won by. this is very concerning. the intimidating factor of having individuals around with guns like they did in other states could be concerning. or even if they do the green vest effort like they did before, asking people questions and intimidating individuals, i just want people to understand this is an important time that you have to go out and vote. you have to press through whatever challenges are put up. but we have to be prepared to know this administration is willing to cheat. this administration is willing to do whatever they can in order to suppress the people's voice. and so i'm appreciate you having this moment so that we can talk about this. this is hugely concerning because it's coming from many angles. it's coming from the court issue, the defense decree being changed. it's

. >> reporter: ...secret santa recruited some elves from the milwaukee county transit system.the milwaukee drivers because they're always doing kind deeds, whether it's stopping the bus to fetch a pair of lost children's shoes, helping a turtle across the street, or rescuing a child out wandering alone, there is a real culture of kindness here, which secret santa says make them perfect accomplices. >> we're going to be on the biggest sleigh we ever had, and the magic is going to be like gold dust flying across the city. >> i'm working for secret santa and you're one of the luckiest people in the world. >> reporter: for the rest of the day, five different drivers gave out thousands of dollars' worth of $100 bills. >> thank you! thank you! >> reporter: no doubt, the money was appreciated. but as always, this was about so much more than money. a benjamin can't buy this much euphoria. no, what overwhelmed most people was the unconditional kindness. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: and as for the drivers, who rarely get hugs, it affected them almost as much as the passengers. >> it

a heartwarming tale from milwaukee. "america strong."d nero, a pair not afraid of a little adventure, or a ride on a city bus. on a 20-degree night, just days before christmas, they wandered miles away from home. >> we could not find them. we were panicked and scared. >> reporter: enter bus driver jamie grabowski, out on her usual route, when she spotted them running in and out of traffic. >> i couldn't leave them out there like that. if people can hit humans, what is a dog? >> reporter: she knew she needed to act fast. leading the dogs on to the bus, keeping them safe and warm inside. >> come here. i'm going to get you home. >> reporter: a police officer bringing the dogs to a shelter, where they were reunited with their family just in time for the holidays. >> i was so happy that someone took time to turn in the dogs and say i found the dogs. >> reporter: that family joining the growing ranks of milwaukee residents touched by the good deeds of their bus drivers. earlier this year, a bus driver rescuing a baby girl wandering the streets

and that one winter in milwaukee cured me of my smoking habit. [laughter] david: wow. good. so, you got a job after you graduated, at n microsystems. and what was youjob there? satya: i was a software developer. david: ok. and then you got recruited to go to another company calledicrosoft. and that was in 1992? satya: that's right. david: so, but you also to the university of chicago school of business, so, hoo did you decide toe or the other? satya: you know, quite frankly, david, i was very committ to say, "i want to go to the business school, mayb g who knows, maybe evto wall street." that was sort of my-- david: the highest calling of mankindright? [laughter] [laughter] david: right, right. satya: and i thought, "wow, maybe that's wt i should do." and then somewhere along the line, i started talking to people. and they said, "hey, why would you do that? you're in tech." it was--it's an amazing time because windows nt, which eventually became our server business and what have you, was just starting out. and i subsequently wenand did f part-time and other courses, and actu

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chicago and milwaukee also passed compulsory slaughterhouse laws. the milwaukee one was upheld by a state court, and the one in chicago was struck down on what appeared to be technicalities. the butchers fought all of this tooth and nail. and in new orleans, health conditions were absolutely awful. butchers slaughtered animals in their front yards, this was in public, they dumped animal waste into the streets and into the mississippi river, which was the source of the water supply, and descriptions of this are ghastly and there was a cholera outbreak. the butchers' resistance to regulation had made them unpopular, and they were unpopular for years. but when the 1869 law got past, this time they got support of white new orleans because of hostility to the biracial legislature. on top of that, the fight attracted the attention of john campbell, who represented him, a supreme court justice who resigned his seat to join the confederacy. and campbell was deeply hostile to reconstruction. and campbell pressed hard an argument about the 14th amendment, abo

milwaukee holds on to beat the lakers.in 111-104. >> we're back with more. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> are you ready? >> i am so ready. >> get ready to smile. we have an update on our favorite pig. >> it's the therapy pig at s.f.o., lelu, we showed you a couple weeks ago. she wandered the halls of terminal 3 greeting travelers. part of the airport's program at easing anxiety. that comes with holiday travel. >> it's been a day. >> does this help? >> this helps. we needed this. we totally needed this. >> lelu went big time. we showed you here and now she was on the national news torrent with her painted red toe nails, showing off to nbc news just what a big piggy star. >> everyone smiles when they come across lelu at s

in milwaukee county, 43,000 fewer democrats voted for her than barack obama in 2012.ocratic turnout here helped donald trump statewide. he flipped wisconsin by fewer than 23,000 votes. >> it's the surprise of the 2016 election is you actually have to campaign black people as well. >> reporter: wisconsin congresswoman gwen moore warns in 2020, democrats cannot forget that lesson. >> we need to focus on those people who did not vote and to educate them. >> and i love that you're ready to get souls to the polls. amen. >> reporter: that's the mission of souls to the polls in this first 2020 organizing meeting. >> i want people to know and understand what kind of power we really have. >> reporter: pastors in milwaukee using prayer. >> blessings are coming our way. >> reporter: to find the votes that could sway a nation's election. >> if you had the kind of power that you have in numbers and you don't use it, i just think that's a sin. >> how many voters are we talking about potentially? >> well, i would say like 30,000, 40,000, in that area. >> just in the churches? >> yea

>> they're not producing anything right now they do have headquarters in milwaukee.hen i was out there -- >> do you think they're counting construction workers as sort of employees? >> that's a big question so last year, they submitted an -- a report saying they hired a few -- maybe a little less than 200 employees a lot of them were found to not count under the contract they worked in california or texas. i think it came out to 113 workers. and no one really knows where these other 400 or so workers came from or what they do. >> so here's the money question. if -- if they build a million-square-foot facility as opposed to a 22-million-square-foo22-millio - 22-million-square-foot, facility, a tenth of the employees they said. 1300 not 13,000. do they still get the 3 to 4 billion in incentives? >> that is the question. and the documents we got show the state urging foxconn to come to the table and revise the contract to reflect the smaller project. and the state has said that if foxconn doesn't revise the contract and just tries to get subsidies for the smaller factor

and i think that is a bit of flawed logic because many black communities not just this one in milwaukee across the country felt in 2016 there was a bit of they didn't show up so we're not going to show out. it is part of the why they didn't go to the high polls as in 2012 and 2008 so there is a bit of disenfranchisement but feeling left out of the narrative completely. >> and biden, there is a long standing relationship with biden in the black community and voters and have you made any other candidate making end roads to cut into that. >> it is early. and not all black voters them hemo logically and folks like folks like bernie sanders is doing a good job of getting in front of people with color so i think he might have a potential there. >> so interesting. great to see you. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> "outfront" next, the singer that broke the mold. >> she came to los angeles. >> i was 18 years old. >> and we formed a band and called ourselves the "stone ponies". >> the whole damn thing broke loose. >> it was about music. comingling. >> how do we define what

thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i love that story. >> good bus drivers there in milwaukee. >> and iwhit johnson. >> he's a good guy. >> you know that guy, right? >> yeah, been married a good 12 years, yeah. >> oh, look at you guys. wondering what whit looks like, now we want to see you guys together. >> we were ships passing in the early morning this morning. >> are the kids okay? >> yeah, we left a note. they have a babysitter. >> we'll see whit anchoring later on. >>> this morning on "world news now," the church horror in texas. >> worshippers come under attack when a gunman opened fire in the middle of sunday service, killing two and sparking panic. the shooter taken down. >>> also this morning, new details coming in on that hannukah stabbing attack in new york. a machete-wielding man slashing people. new york's governor calling it an act of terrorism. >>> a powerful storm barreling east. over a foot of snow shutting down travel in many areas. will it disrupt new year's eve celebrations? we'll bring you the accuweather forecast. >>> looking back on a decade of show-stopping named

two lost dogs in milwaukee found their way thinks to bus driver, spotted two dogs wandering the streetsast month. worried about safety, ushered the dogs into the bus. waited with the doberman and pit bull until a police officer could take them to manl control. same day the owners were searching for pets. after getting news, drove them to happy reunion. awfully street. meet a dog on the street you have to be careful but have compassion, never know where they came from. >> and one of jamie's concerns, temperatures in milwaukee, so cold and can get run over. >> attacked by other wild animals. >> never know. >> for her to act quickly. >> i think she waived the bus fare too. >> dogs have paypal. >> the modern dog. >>> finally for four at 4:00, are you done with christmas shopping, looking at you guys? >> almost there. >> not done wrapping. >> me neither. that's what i have to do. >> not so bad. 150 million people went to the mall super saturday for last-minute christmas gifts and plenty pounding pavement on fillmore street today. shopping streak not over. 6 6% still have gifts to buy on chri

were 70 80 -- itthis date's -- targeted milwaukee, where 70% up african-americans in the state live. lack voter turnout went down -- black voter turnout went down by 7%. when we look at early voting turnout like in north carolina, their state legislature targeted the days african-americans turned out early in droves to vote early, and removed those that so there is an email goes around republican circles, where they are celebrating in 2016 the 8% decrease in early voting turnout for african-americans. so, this is what we are seeing across-the-board. the house controlled by democrats, as you know, has no voting rights advancement at that has been approved and is been sent over to the senate. i want you to respond to earlier this month, rodney davis, congressmen, talking about this voting right advancement. [video clip] >> the voting acts right is alive and well. this is not a reauthorization of this bipartisan legislation. discriminationd at the ballot box because it does not need reactors asian -- because it does not need the authorization. every eligible american, who wants to vote

they're going to win at five against milwaukee. >> as you can see, it is plentiful here in portland. >> in downtown toronto, the highest sports cast ever done. >> how much would it cost to get this tattooed on my leg? >> the golden state warriors, we don't do that here. >> it's going to be raining and freezing. >> big news. >> we know this america stuff it is fake news. >> did you feel you had to have this game? >> right away we knew it. >> i run our best operations department. >> he is a warrior, no other way to describe it. >> the new nba champion. and as a team from toronto, canada. >> you have to do things that scare you in order to know that you can do them. >> got it. >> we are going to play some golf. >> i would say enough of my belly. >> what is it about sonoma? >> i just really enjoy it. >> you have the ball here. >> where did tom brady get that? >> knock on wood. >> it is an intrusion but handed to him. >> salmon or salmon? >> if things break down and don't go his way, yes you will see problems i'm sure you will. >> it is time for him to be all in or all out. >> well, welco

they drove to milwaukee after flying into chicago. >> reporter: the reunion was sweet for the genies family. they drove from south lake tahoe to pick up their daughter from tahoe. >> my flight was delayed at milwaukee. that's another hour except back and i come in and my flight was delayed again for another two hours and then it's canceled so i'm there for another seven hours. it. >> driving up highway 50. we just landed. i'm over by gate f. crazy. no sleep. i'm like oh, my god. now we get back into traffic. it is unbelievable. >> betty yu, kpix five. >>> according to aaa christmas eve is the best day to fly in the day after christmas is the most expensive. holiday travel got more chaotic when protesters blocked traffic heading to the airport and several protesters leaned down on the street with a large banner. caterers are protesting for higher wages and better healthcare. the airports as the rally did not construct any flights. >> from headaches to nightmares and overturn train block traffic on highway 237 for hours. mark sears caught up with travelers in san jose. >>> late into th

that's according to "milwaukee journal sentinel," this happened about 15 miles west of milwaukee.e say the suspect was the only one hurt and that he is currently in custody, the building now safe and secure. nashville police say they're on the hunt for four dangerous teenagers who escaped from a juvenile potential center over the holiday weekend. among the fugitives, accused of killing the lead singer of a local rock band. >> describing these teams is extremely dangerous, two of them are accused of murder, two of them are accused of armed robbery. this all happened at 9:40 p.m. in downtown nashville at a juvenile detention center. is clear that facilities several rules were broken, after 9:00 p.m. they were helping the supervisor cleanup, called to another part of the building to break up a fight. getting into an elevator taken down to the basement, walk through the door and then run to freedom out on the street. there has been no sightings since i went in his car looking before notifying police. >> trace: what more do we know about the teenager accused of murdering a local musici

as early as june, 1970, strategy conferences were held by radical leaders in milwaukee and ann arbor.e, a new tactic was adopted, massive civil disobedience and confrontation. instead of large crowds peaceably assembling to petition their government, activity would move to unlawful direct action. stop the government, paralyze the judicial system. challenge law enforcement and embarrass the establishment. a detailed 24-page tactical manual was printed and distributed across the country, prepared by the mayday collective of the people's coalition for peace and justice, it scheduled 10 days of civil disobedience between april 26 and may 7 to take advantage of the planned april 24 march. truly disruptive activities early disruptive activities focused on selective service, education and welfare, internal revenue service, and the justice department. in each action, the tactics vary, but the objective was the same -- to disrupt the government. [applause] narrator: on tuesday, april 27, mayday action called for demonstrators to obstruct entrances to the selective service building. [applause]

students at a milwaukee area high school are shaken after officer shot and armed student who pointedt police. here's how it unfolded. >> reporter: it was a terrifying day for students at the high school. police shooting and taking a 17 will student into custody after he brought a gun into his milwaukee area school. >> at 10:17 am a student reported a male student had brought a handgun to the school. he was in possession of the handgun. the school resource officer responded to the classroom. >> the resource officer secured the classroom before officers arrived and confronted the suspect who they say did not comply with their commands. forcing one officer to fire at the suspect. the school was placed on lockdown. the growing crowd of parents and loved ones were outside waiting for students to emerge after it was lifted. >> that is my worst nightmare. it is hacan you send your kids school. how can you trust your kids going to school. >> the suspect was taken to a hospital and listed in stable condition. no one else was injured. ray bogan, fox news. >>> it's been three years since oaklan

it happened at oshkosh west high school this morning, 90 miles northwest of milwaukee and police said a student stabbed an officer with a knife and the officer then shot the student and both are now treated at the hospital. this follows a shooting in a suburb of milwaukee yesterday, where an officer shot a 17-year- old student after police said the boy pointed a gun at him and no one else was hurt. >>> an update on a deadly car crash in san jose with the two killed identified as a mother and's on. police said rosa garza and francisco garza were plowed into by a drunk driver, 21-year- old estefan jimenez. he is booked on charges of felony dui and gross vehicular manslaughter. >>> giving back to the homeless. a new partnership announced by bart and the salvation army to provide much-needed services. you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah! you should've gotten a cart? that's yes for less. get gifts for everyone on your list and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. department store prices. man 1 vo: proof of less joint pain

as well in 1861, a young man was lynched right here in milwaukee.k at history of lynching, historians tell us there were 5000. many, many others weigh more than that i would never document. the documentation came from a variety f of sources the naacp kept a database. the tuskegee institute kept the database and the chicago newspaper also get the database. most of the lynchings that we know of come from stories that were in newspapers. it would be a small account in a newspaper and there were upright types of lynchings that occurred. you and some that were kind a small party of people who took somebody in the backwoods and murdered them. then you and others that were known as spectacle lynchings like the one that cameron survived where literally thousands, all the people from the community who were white would be there as part of this festive environment. people from neighboring communities would come into the town for the lynching. people temple to think it was just is angry that but it was a very festive event for the people who were there particip

and really people in milwaukee, there were aware that wears a lynching in milwaukee as well in 1961.an of name of george) lucky. so we do look at the lynching the stories tell us that there were over 5000 and that documented cases of lynching. and way more than this were never documented. the documentation came from a variety of sources. ndebele news see pete kept a database and another placed cabinet database in the chicago newspaper also kept a database. so most of the lynchings that we know of, comes from stories that we heard from newspapers, and there were a variety of types of lynchings that occurred. some were small, private people it takes her name in woods and murdered them. they met others who were known as spectacle lynchings like the one that cameron survived who are literally of thousands of people, all of the people from the community who are white, will be there as part of this. a festive environment to brooke people from neighboring communities that would come into that town people this angry event. but it was a very festive event for people who were there participati

averted today when an officer shot a student who had pulled out a gun in his high school west of milwaukee. molly hunter is there tonight. >> reporter: today at waukesha south high school, that same terrifying scene, then relief just after 10:00 a.m., a student reported that another student had a gun. a school resource officer responded. within minutes, additional officers arrived on scene. >> we have him at gunpoint he won't take his hands out of his pocket. >> reporter: according to police, the student repeatedly ignored officers' commands. >> the suspect removed the handgun from his waistband and pointed it at the officers >> reporter: police say that's when an officer was forced to fire >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: for students locked down in their cddenlaro you hear gunshots outside your classroom, and then a scream. >> didn't know if the shots were fak i -- the i just didn't know -- i didn't want to believe if it was like real or not. >> reporter: just totally confusing, the whole thing? >> yeah, exactly, yeah never been in anything like this before. >> reporter: the 17-

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tell us what you're hearing from where you are on the trail in milwaukee. >> reporter: what we can tell in this very diverse city is that kamala harris looks like the future of the democratic party. when all of this started out, when all of these candidates were beginning to launch their campaigns, what the democrats were looking for is someone who looked like them. so here is somebody who represents the coalition, the candidate who could potentially string together black voters, college-educated women, potentially the working class left and right. that was the premise that kamala harris and the promise that she held when she launch heed her campaign. as she pulls out today, i think we need to reflect back that when she launched in january, 20,000 people filled downtown oakland. there was so much hope and promise in this campaign and now she is dropping out. i'm told by sources that she announced this to staff in a phone call, that it really came down to the money as she laid down in that letter. a source in the kamala harris iowa campaign tells me that she just couldn't afford to pay h

and you were doing a segment on drinking liberally in milwaukee, wisconsin, and even there, even theaway from impeachment. >> that's my point. so just answer the question. so if you are comfortable with this and you think the polls are on your side would you like to see the president do more of this and ask for more foreign help for 2020? >> what i say is if we have more joe and hunter biden scenarios, the president should make sure we investigate it. should we have more democrats trying to impeach a president over what we've all heard through this phone call? i don't think we should. i don't think americans like it. americans maybe say i don't agree with what the president has done. maybe you should censure him. but this is -- >> do you like that idea? >> this isn't a -- he's given the death penalty for it. it doesn't make any sense. >> rudy giuliani and hunter biden frankly are not the issue. the issue here is the president's conduct in office. yes, what hunter biden smelled. it wasn't criminal. it wasn't illegal but certainly doesn't pass the smell test. and that's a diversion to

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see how awful the steelmaking city is going green in a big way and bucking the trend find out how milwaukee is stringing together when news is because teams falter in the n.b.a. . we have been talking about the bushfires in australia since november when a lot of them are still out of control or uncontained across the region i but i want to show you a very interesting perspective of what the fires look like on a visible satellite 1st of all this right here is an i.r. satellite that doesn't pick up the fires but take a look at this one we pulled this off and we want to show you what it looks like here's the coast of australia right here here is new zealand these are the fires the bush fires that are burning as of today this is actually very recent and you can notice the smoke pushing across the tasman sea all of this gray that you see right here pushing over the northern part of new zealand so you can see the extent of these fires were as i said 98 fires are burning half of them are uncontained as of today in new south wales unfortunately they're dealing with this on the ground as well this i

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we go to steven in milwaukee, and thank you. go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: i have a couple of things. first of all, i practice in the general internal medicine from 1976 to 2011, and on the north side of milwaukee. and the oxycontin thing was a government-created disaster because we didn't have people, anything like a narcotic problem until the government let that stuff out. that is just absolutely criminal. i mean, there was no use for it, and people with pain could take vicodin or tylenol 3 or 4 or percocet, and if they had to take more than one pill a day, there isn't anybody who took percocet who needed to take it more than three times a day, and most of them took it once a day or twice a day. and so the long-acting 24-hour-plus oxycontin created so many deaths. and the much bigger thing in terms of the death in the cardiovascular area was fructose. >> corn syrup? >> which is a what they call corn syrup, and a high fructose corn syrup. this is a poison. fructose, and there sis a i thik a pediatric endocr

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myron in milwaukee wisconsin. independent. >> caller: thank you. i wanted to say i think first of all we need to not look at this so much as a partisan issue but rather protecting the greater good of american citizens and see this as a demonstration of the effect of powers of the checks and balances of our government to keep the american people safe. the act of impeach as zoey lofgren put it, not to punish but to protect the american people. and i think it's really important that republicans understand this. trump is not a traditional republican. his ideology is so extreme he cannot be labeled as a republican. let's not forget he threatened to sue the republican party over an issue about louisiana delegates. and it's very ironic that in june he criticized bill clinton for his impeachment in bad times but now look where he is. i mean, the biggest danger with trump in this impeachment is that he's going to use it as a win, and i say that because i don't believe that it will pass through the senate and he'll be removed from office. so i think what's g

and dennis has 2 brothers, one is his teammate in milwaukee, the other plays for the lakers. all 3 on the court today. the bucks beat la. >> that's a lot of vowels. >> yeah, good luck with that. >> and that guy on the roller blades. >> right, right? >> crazy. all right dennis, thank you. we'll be right back. >>> the late show is up next. >> before we go, we want to say thank you and good luck to our producer alex. >> absolutely. >> this is her last show with us tonight. she's moving on to new york. it's a >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, rci

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dallas beat milwaukee. maybe they should hug it off next time. and portland beat phoenix tonight. sunday, nc state and unc greensboro, the wolf pack's johnson wins it at the buzzer. back in a moment. >>> the late show is up next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a great night. >> good night. the followininprogram is a paid commercial presentation for total gym fitness. when i won the world championship. this room has a lot of memories. this photo is one of my favorites. this was over 40 years ago when i started using the total gym. i'm still using it today, and the total gym has become part of my story. and today, i want to talk about your stories. behind every picture is a story. and