milwaukee, wisconsin.milwaukee has the most amount of neighborhoods that are clearly defined by race. yep, the home of "happy days" and harley-davidson is also the home to a whole lot of racism, structural and -- hold up. another viral video just dropped. right in our laps. >> today is supposed to be the hunter park party. we pull up to start setting up. this lady walks right up to me and says, you don't have a permit for this today. i'm going to need to you take this down. so we might have a problem here today. >> that's white people calling the police again, huh? why do they all call the police and they stand there in a certain stance and they wait on it? >> but this one has an m. night shyamalan twist. we were there just as it was going down. >> cnn just rolled up. funny how the universe works. >> forget cell phone footage. we can use these fancy cnn cameras. >> we need everybody on deck. everybody on deck. >> i got a call i got sent out for. do you have i.d., i can just put in your name and stuff? >> i

but especially milwaukee and other cities as well.milwaukee and police department own data. we found they stopped 150,000 people unconstitutionally. >> the numbers are ridiculous. what's hard to measure is the emotional toll that you are not doing anything wrong and you can end up dead for nothing. >> listen from steven who was walking home from class and randomly accused of smoking marijuana for no reason. >> he stopped and stared at me. if you make any sudden movement, you can be on the pavement and it is his words against nobody. >> what if you did smell ike weed? >> right? >> you did smell like a robbery. >> if i was a white man walking through that field, i would not have been stopped, maybe given you a ride hope. >> yeah. >> it was a sunday afternoon and i was driving home and i notice there was a squad car behind and sirens went off, both officers get off the car and they approached. they told me whatever reasons my plates did not match the car. so, the cop that was in the driver's side goes and checks my information and takes

she graduated from lincoln high school in milwaukee. last july 23, he was shot dead, carrying a sign for donald trump. i would like to ask the city of milwaukee to dial up the investigation for the murder of burrnell trammel. i believe it is a shame in milwaukee that when someone, one of the few people, stands up and announces by a sign he's voting for donald trump that he'd be shot dead. he was an iconocalst, a spiritual man, dabbling in different religion, he was all over this spectrum as far as people he endorsed. but while he was carrying a donald trump sign he was shot down last july 23. i beg the city of milwaukee to do something about that horrible crime. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the floor for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. good: i rise in opposition to the banking bill. this bill is

tell us what you're doing in milwaukee!for fans, the milwaukee bucks will be offering first doses of the pfizer vaccine to fans this sunday. where did you get this idea? >> thanks for having me, stephanie. we're going to be offering doses of the pfizer vaccine an hour and a half before the game at pfizer forum. this is a partnership with the milwaukee health department. the governor has done an incredible job but we want to make it easier and get more shots into arms. we want to go where people will be, make it hassle free. we're partnering with the milwaukee health department to ensure that we get as many shots in arms as possible. >> do you think it's going to motivate people to get those shots? >> i do. i think when people are in the arena and they see only 3,000 fans versus the 18,000 to 20,000 we can can fit, i think you're going to see people who are going to want to -- and realize, hey, we need to get back to a relative normal and the best way to do that is make sure people are getting vaccinated. that's the way we'r

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but milwaukee is not exactly the team you want to take on as you're using your way back into things.lead the league with a 119.0. 2 points per game. they're second in the nba in rebounding, 3rd and field goal percentage and the list of superlatives just goes on and on. so how can the dubs get back on track tonight against one of the league's best teams. well, steve kerr earlier tonight explained what it's going to take. we've got to be solid defensively and >> play without fouling and rebound you know, you're playing against a great you know, when you're in this situation, you've. it sounds obvious. but you know, you got to make shots you've got to you've got to knock the open shots you get in, you. you got to get a couple of really good performances from individual players. an it all has to come together. >> so one big thing that could work in the warriors favor tonight. yonnis antetokounmpo is having another mvp caliber season for the milwaukee bucks is out tonight he's experiencing some knee soreness so he won't play. that really could open the door creates opportunity for the war

i was recently at the milwaukee d.e.a., i was told last year, 540 people in milwaukee county died of illegal drug use. and the local agents suspected that all 540 were killed by drugs or ingredients from drugs that came across the mexican border. please, president biden, do something about the crisis on the border. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to congratulate johnstown pennsylvania local james on his 2021 grammy win. in april, 2018, he and the johnstown symphony orchestra performed the u.s. world premiere of dom ethel smith's, the prison. it was this performance that won the 2021 grammy. serving as the music director of the johnstown symphony orchestra and music director of the exexperiencal or

final seconds, the dubs are up one, milwaukee came up short and ran out of time.the warriors won the game 122- 121. just their second win in the last nine games. >>> a pivot to baseball, that is 0-6 out of the gate this season. no a's, big plays. top third, tied at one, max muncy, a two run homer puts the dodgers ahead for good. kershaw with the lead, he's the terminator. seven innings, retired 13 of the last 14 oakland hitters. first time in 105 years that the a's have started the season 0-6. >>> giants and san diego, manny machado went down kind of like me after liz shoved me in a basketball game at once. his first home run of the year, one of the few hits for the giants. and a bad time for victor's first home run of the year. and the padres won 3-1, but giants dropped to 2-3 for the season. >>> to the ice, the anaheim ducks and sharks exchanging love and respect. 2-1 anaheim, second period. the ducks are not giving up. isaac on a second effort. san jose just became playoff relevant after having won four straight games. so, shout out to james wiseman, strong fir

they did a profile on them in the milwaukee paper. even in the last two years that sort of thing has changed. they really weaponized. it is increasingly becoming a very militant approach to anyone who disagrees. i think that is dangerous in a civil and free society. it is also one where why we are initiating this plan is because not everyone is aware of that. not just in terms of people who are in college, but 538, not a conservative publication. we did a story on a pole that was recently taken of young people from 18 to 44. they found when they distinguished between republican leaning younger people and democrat leaning people that about one out of every four republican-identified said that cancel culture was a top issue of theirs. probably would've been higher if you did under 25. less than 1% of that same category amongst democrats identified young people said it was an issue. i said, well, it is simple. the republican-leaning folks, particularly those at the young and are still in college are experiencing every single day. they se

thing is, i wanted to -- i wanted to see something shift. >> i introduced him when he came toen milwaukeeing i for the gift be returned. >> reporter: if you value black people, let that be reflected in your policies and they want more than just talk, stephanie. they want real action. >> trymaine if you think two bs and ahi c are not bad grades my kids will ask if they can move in withl you. i spoke to congresswoman val demings and she's optimistic police reform will happen, not just in milwaukee county but voters across the country. what sense are you getting about police reform? >> youli know what's really tou is when you talk to black americans who have experienced so much, they're not super hopeful and don't have high expectations america is going to do whatri america has always do. even when it comes to reform, the george floyd justice in policing act, you think about no-knock warrants, that may not stop people fromy being killedn the streets. choke holds, a very small, very specific cases like george floyd. you think aboutoy qualified immunity. certainly after the fact folks would lo

milwaukee's mayor says his city should host because the hall of famer played for what was then the milwaukee braves rate. bogan ktvu fox two news, the oakland a's will still be looking for their first win of the new season when they begin ah three game syria's against los angeles dodgers tonight. yesterday the houston astros completed a four game sweep in. oakland the feeding the a's nine to 2 days are now off to their worst start since losing their first five games in 1987 during that season, the san francisco giants is starting a three game series and san diego against trod raise. the giants had the day off yesterday and started the new season winning just one of three games against the mariners in seattle, the giants home opener is this friday against the colorado rockies at oracle park. all right. here's our meteorologist check in with you looking down. sorry, andre. i know cover for you, but it's okay. i think we're fine. it e no, right. hey kyla. we saw that picture of san francisco earlier and i started laughing because spring in san francisco, it always it doesn't quite look like spr

in the suburbs of milwaukee too the trial is being watched closely.verdict be a triggerfor violence? that's the fear of scarlettjohnson. she says it would damage the cause for racialjustice. with looting, violence, with throwing rocks at police, that's not going to get what you want. i think working with police to say, we want better training, i think more funding, but used in a different way. i think that needs to be the focus, instead of saying abolish the police, or the whole system, it should be burned down. i don't think that's the answer. there is fear and there is hope. for tina, george floyd's death has made her want to understand his life. i don't know what it feels like to be black. feels like to have someone attack me. i don't know what it feels like to have someone pull me over by the colour of my skin. so i can't relate to that, but if this trial brings out some of those feelings and how these people are racially attacked, i think it's going to be enlightening. so perhaps ultimately this trial will deliver more than a verdict, but right n

. >>> welcome back, the longest serving member of the milwaukee police department telling jurors basedreview of by stanst stander video, chauvin's use on floyd was excessive and violating the department's policy. watch. >> once a person is cuffed, the threat level goes down all the way. they are cuffed, how can they really hurt you? but, you can move out of the way. that person is handcuffed, you know? the threat level is not there. once you handcuff a person, you need to get them out of the prone as soon as possible. >> i said "milwaukee" but i meant minneapolis, obviously it has been a long week. i am so happy to have you both, cedric, that was damming testimony from minneapolis police department's top homicide detective. >> yes, it was. any time you have a 36-year veteran who's a mid-level manager over a homicide unit, i can tell you he has the experience and he knows the job and he investigates a number of variety of different types of deaths and beyond officer shootings. what he says is going to carry a lot of waieight in that courtro. his delivery and the confidence of where he s

second is in milwaukee wisconsin and the third is in maryland. each of the sites is the first federally run mass vaccination site in each state. previously announced site are now all open and fully operational. in total we have opened sites that have the capacity -- besides are run by the federal government with partnership of local and state officials. through these mass vaccination sites, more than 60% have been administered to racial minorities. all of these efforts are on behalf of one thing, saving lives. we need to keep -- in the weeks ahead it will take me need a simple thing, to heed with the president is asking in return. maintain or reinstate mask mandates and we need every american to do their part. if we are acting on our own, we will lose more people. by acting together, we can defeat this. >> thank you so much. i will begin with an overview of the state of the pandemic. the seven day average of new cases is slightly less than 62,000 cases per day. we continue to see an increase in this is almost a 12% increase from the seven day per

sure while i was campaigning in milwaukee for my what would be my third administration my third term as president. i was shot within a five-foot distance. i was standing in an automobile outside of a hotel that i was leaving preparing for a speech that i was going to give it 8 pm john shrank who was a 36 year old resident of milwaukee had actually been following my movements in the city. he was known to be mental patient the schizophrenic and he had decided that progressivism was something that this country didn't need. he'd like to be more literal take of the democrats and the republicans. and so while i gave a few remarks to the crowd shrank walked up to the automobile and fired. luckily i of course was carrying my glasses case. oh my god now glasses cases are a little different these days. this one's made of steel. now the glasses case that i was wearing or had on. my person stopped the bullet almost entirely from piercing the skin. now it lodged itself in one of my ribs, but i was not taken to the hospital. i stood and gave the speech that i was going to give that evening from th

two shot, two killed on the 7th in milwaukee. also that day in rockhill, south carolina, former nfl player killed five people. you probably remember that one including a prominent doctor, his wife and their two young grandchildren. >> i've lived in rockhill my entire life and dr. leslie was my doctor growing up, so that's how this is kind of a little hard on me. so -- dr. leslie has been one of those people everybody knows. >> everybody knows him. now he's dead. sheriff's office spokesman speaking there. his boss, the sheriff said, there is nothing about this right now that makes sense to any of us. april 7th, rockhill, south carolina on the 8th in brian, texas a gunman killed one and wounded five others at a cabinet manufacturer said one worker who walked towards the popping noises that thought it was machin machinery malfunctioning, i started walking and someone grabbed me and said no, we need to run. on the 9th in fort worth, one killed, five injured during a shootout on the freeway. four shot, wounded on the 10th in michigan,

think about when it will mean for opportunities that we connected milwaukee to green bay to madison, scranton and allentown to new york and minneapolis to louisville and much much more. would provide jobs, also accommodate jobs. and what this means is that towns and cities hundred been endangered of being left out in left behind, will be back in the game and families won't have to sacrifice the cost of living on the quality of access and the opportunities to sometimes only occurs if they live in a big city. we have a huge opportunity here to provide fast safe reliable clean transportation in this country rated and transit is part of the infrastructure. and like the rest of our infrastructure, we are way behind the rest of the world right now. we need to remember that we are in competition with the rest of the world. people come here and set up businesses and people stay here and they grow because of the ability to access transportation, access all of the infrastructure. and it allows us to compete in with the rest of the world, doing the 31st century, we have to move, china already h

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two shot, two killed on the 7th in milwaukee. also, that day, in rock hill, south carolina, former-nfl player, killed five people. you probably remember that one. including a prominent doctor, his wife, and their two young grandchildren. >> i have lived in rock hill, my entire life. and dr. leslie was my doctor, growing up. so, that's how this is kind of little -- a little hard on me. so -- so -- but dr. leslie's been one of those people that everybody knows. >> everybody knows him. and now, he's dead. sheriff's office spokesman speaking there. his boss, the sheriff said, saying there is nothing about this right now that makes sense to any of us. april 7th. rock hill, south carolina. on the 8th in bryan, texas. said one worker who had first walked toward the popping noises which she thought were from machinery malfunctioning. i started walking and someone grabbed me and said, no, we need to run. and thankfully, they did. april 8th on the job in bryan, texas. on the night -- 9th in ft. worth, one killed five injured during a shoul

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you still face restrictions, the city of milwaukee, 50% capacity restriction, milwaukee can impose these of city residents vaccinated. 80% is completely unreasonable. >> >> for you to make your own decisions, much of the state is starting to reopen and the supreme court last week rejected the mask mandate. and without capacity restrictions. otherwise -- if we don't. >> why do we travel into milwaukee when we can go somewhere else that is much more open. anything that can be done about this disparity, cities locking down, >> >> >> a different part of the law. doesn't provide the many relief. and unfortunately, litigation will proceed forward attempting to define those limitations and helping business owners like chris, sort of an island restriction amid a sea of estate opening up. pete: when we step back at this moment we look back at the last year and restrictions put on us, a lot of time in minnesota, worse in minnesota, lockdowns, a lot of people moving to wisconsin, what is your biggest take away what government is trying to do. >> it is important that we not lose our head, throw out

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brett: my name is brett pavia and i live i the city of milwaukee. so i work in the hospitality industry, and when covid-19 hit, they had this close down the hotel and we were all laid off. part of my job i received tips, and all that extra money was lost. so the food pantry really helps fill in that gap. so the first time to go as a shopper was the time of true humiliation. because i have always worked hard and provided for myself and to not be able to do that and to need a food handout, it's a humbling experience. thank you. >> you're welcome. brett: and i asked if there was an topportunity to volunteer. what i learned from helping at the food pantry, there is an ongoing need to feed people in our city. after covid ends and we go back to normal, there will still be people who don't have a means to make money to feed their family. and that we should continue to support our food pantries, food. that's really a fulfilling experience when you see the people in need get the food that they need to feed their families. soledad: that's it for this edition

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they're offering a $100 savings bond to residents between 16 to 35 who get vaccinated and at the milwaukeeame sunday fans can get a shot while watching hoops with the cdc facing pressure to ease more restrictions, more rollbacks could come if vaccinations pick up lester >> things getting very creative all right. miguel almaguer, thanks >>> a powerful system causing widespread flooding in arkansas the storms also spawning a tornado in oklahoma tonight 25 million americans are at risk. >>> a fascinating case before the supreme court today that could affect your kids can a school punish them for something they say off campus? pete williams on the high school cheerleader who says she was just blowing off steam. >> reporter: when brandy levy, then a pennsylvania ninth-grader, discovered she didn't make varsity and would remain a junior varsity cheerleader she lashed out one saturday she posted a photo of herself and a friend on snapchat and wrote using a word we can't say on tv, blank school, blank softball, blank cheer, blank everything >> i wasut when one of the cheerleading coaches saw it, b

. >> joining us this morning from milwaukee, wisconsin, is the former governor of that state. republican scott walker, now the president of the young americans foundation, here to talk about free speech on college campuses. why did you decide to get involved in this group? e to get involved in this group? guest: i

milwaukee came up short. ran out of time and the warriors won the game. 122-121. just a second win in their last nine games. >>> baseball the a's, no. not last night. not that -- that's 0-6 out of the gate this season. no big a's plays. what about the ball boy? did he hang on? no. dodgers the opponent. top third, tied at one. like a two run homer put the dodgers ahead for good. kershaw with the lead. allowed one run. struck out eight. seven innings. retired 13 of the last 14 oakland hitters. dodgers won 5-1. first time in 105 years the a's have started the seasono-6. >>> giants at san diego. look at this tag on manny. went down like me after michelle shoves me. crawford, solo shot. his first home run for the year. one of only three hits in the game for the giants. now tied at one in the 7th. bad time for victor's first home run of the year. a two run shot nd the padres won it 3-1 the gianted record dropped to 2-3 for the season. >>> on the ice, tough guys going. anaheim ducks and sharks, exchanging hellos. 2-1 anaheim. martin jones made a save but the ducks didn't

. >>> the warriors catching a break against milwaukee tonight, raining two time mvp on a sense tennecodamien lee knows the masters is coming up. straight to the fourth, duality makes it a 10 point game. but stephon curry would not be denied. lands hard on the tailbone, gutsy effort from number 30. he kept on going. a little later of loose ball, dialing from distance, and splash. rings the doves within two, a game i have 41. all of the attention goes to curry. kent bazemore speeds in the rack and lays it in. 18 points off the bench. this bucket just found alma chase center. final seconds now, andrew wiggins, the contest on the three. loose ball and time runs out. lawyers win 122- 121. >>> bay area unit. avon tracks fenced together. an rbi double against the dodgers. had lower scores and the a's have their first lead of the year in six games winning after one. but one of the former it's, max benzie kershaw has never beason the a's and is correct until tonight. he went seven innings, eight strikeouts. the a's lose 5- 1, their first tier- 6 start since 1919. >>> brunning crawford, 412 foot

. >>> the warriors catching a break against milwaukee tonight, raining two time mvp on a sense tenneco masters is coming up. straight to the fourth, duality makes it a 10 point game. but stephon curry would not be denied. lands hard on the tailbone, gutsy effort from number 30. he kept on going. a little later of loose ball, dialing from distance, and splash. rings the doves within two, a game i have 41. all of the attention goes to curry. kent bazemore speeds in the rack and lays it in. 18 points off the bench. this bucket just found alma chase center. final seconds now, andrew wiggins, the contest on the three. loose ball and time runs out. lawyers win 122- 121. >>> bay area unit. avon tracks fenced together. an rbi double against the dodgers. had lower scores and the a's have their first lead of the year in six games winning after one. but one of the former it's, max benzie kershaw has never beason the a's and is correct until tonight. he went seven innings, eight strikeouts. the a's lose 5- 1, their first tier- 6 start since 1919. >>> brunning crawford, 412 foot blast to right-cent

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very comforted just being around other people when i was 11 years old i moved from nashville to milwaukee wisconsin we moved a lot for my parents for jobs which is very hard in terms of keeping like lifelong friends i could oftentimes just like my room and listen to music and just like. honestly mope around i started having a lot of anxiety about school and i was so anxious i got these stomach aches where i didn't want to eat i would eat breakfast without a stomach ache i wouldn't eat much lunch because i had a stomach ache i noticed how that she got kind of thin i just kind of blurted out you know do you think you might be anorexic she went got on the scale and she said you know i think i've lost 20 pounds and so i just totally freaked out and got in a point that same day and then the toward the end the therapist asked me to come into the room she said i think what would really be best to start this treatment is for her to get on antidepressants wait a 2nd we came here for the talk therapy right we didn't come here to kick start with meditation this the whole point of going to a therapis

some nice spunk and hustle and milwaukee the lead by 12 late, good hustle. there leads to the warrior three and they retake the lead to the warriors with a couple of free throws late. the bucks with the last gas better. ender wiggin. this is able to deny the final shot attempt by chris middleton and hope warriors hang on by the skin of their teeth to win it. 1 22 to 1 21 and end that depressing three game losing streaks that maybe things are finally looking up. all right, as you may have heard, the giants are in a lot of home runs. in fact, they've got 10 in the first five games of the season. unfortunately for them, nine of them. are of the solo variety data. san diego tonight the padres have bigger problems is their big star fernando titties junior may have to undergo season ending surgery. here's your early giants offensive the night one point brandon crawford again is to solo home run and stop yu darvish, and it gave him a one. nothing lead. now we pick it up in the 7th 11 matt whistler in for the giants put one right in the wheelhouse for victor. calm,

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tonight we're going to be taking on the milwaukee bucks on sunday, the warriors lost atlanta hawks eveneph curry back in the lineup with the center. james wiseman has been struggling in recent games. >> wiseman says he's working hard to get a better understanding of the warriors style of play. they can put it on the deck. >> i'm so competitive for like our warm better marked so for us in moscow for a high standard. we're going to back games really like maybe stronger because it. remy realize that you're going to have and downs. but to stop to stay like middle ground. you have to stay in the middle. so really just trying to flow in just just not be our >> already saw tonight's game against the bucks. his home at the chase center in san francisco. tipoff is going to be at 7 o'clock. the point. the warriors are teaming up with clorox to keep the chase center clean and fans safe. when you say the deal with clorox will strengthen chase centers. clean initiative program which outlines all cleaning and disinfection protocols throughout the arena. the chase center has been close to the fan sinc

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