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dodgers and the milwaukee brewers. grab yourself a case of miller light and find jesus mama because we are voting for the milwaukee brewers tonight in the bay area. >> thank you, charlie. the giants will have to hold off on a celebration after losing to the padres this afternoon. fans are hoping for a friend outcome. da lin is a live at oracle park for fan reaction. how's it looking out there? >> reporter: not very festive. not very happy. the game ended about 10 minutes ago, and all of the fans are streaming out of the ballpark. as you can imagine, a lot of fans are looking very disappointed. not as happy as they would like to be. i want to show you some video taken inside of the ballpark earlier. a lot of folks were hoping for a different outcome, as you mentioned. the game was actually sold out, packed today. more than 40,000 fans packed the ballpark. everyone was hoping they would win and clinch the division. some fans even jumped ahead talking about the world series. take a listen. >> if they get this many winces

why would the milwaukee clerk have election information about green bay, especially when the milwaukee clerk doesn't work on elections at all? these subpoenas directed officials they should come meet with this guy at a rented office suite in a co-working space that is also listed as the address for a liposuction clinic. sure, seems legit, turn up, we'll give you a johnny, it opens up in the back. it follows this special counsel reaching out to city clerks asking them to preserve election materials. he reached out to them from a gmail address that populated everybody's emails as john delta. nobody knows who john delta is. it included an attached pdf with this blurry clip art logo that appears to have been a copy and paste job from a website. the metadata from that document telling election clerks what they needed to hand over to him, that document wasn't even authored by this guy, michael gableman, who is supposedly overseeing the election audit. it wasn't authorized by john delta, whoever that was. it was apparently authored by an andrew closter. we chased down, trying to figure out wh

this guy decided to attack the milwaukee journal sentinel. broke the news yesterday they came in was reportedly walking back to demands. this was the chose to attack the newspaper. >> you will never hear me call the milwaukee journal sentinel a straight news organization without a political jet. >> this is the last time i'm going to respond to their propaganda. you keep in mind joseph gerbils, who is adolf hitler's head of propaganda in nazi germany. gerbils said you give me control of the country's media, i will turn any people into a herd of pigs. that, they are, you know what, what they are doing over at the journal would make joseph gerbils blush. >> that is a, that's a pretty strong comparison. >> do you disagree with it? >> i mean, i don't think it's entirely appropriate to compare the milwaukee journal sentinel. because i generally shy away from comparisons to, to hitler in the nazis. i understand the point, please don't misunderstand. i would say they're more of a profited from the russian government. >> okay, will settle improv data.

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. >> o'donnell: tonight, the fear it could happen next in cities like chicago, milwaukee, and detroit. volcanic eruption. hawaii's mount kilauea sends lava as high as 100 feet. and, meet the afghan baby lifted to safety by a u.s. marine in afghanistan. we'll introduce you to her family. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this busy thursday here in the nation's capitol. with just hours before the deadline, congress voted to avoid a shutdown. and, while that's good news, the crisis for the democratic party remains. that's because president biden's domestic agenda is on the line. progressives in the house say they won't vote for the bipartisan infrastructure plan, to spend a trillion dollars to fix our nation's roads, rails, and bridges, unless a much bigger social safety net bill is passed at the same time. now, that $3.5 trillion bill includes programs like childcare, universal pre-k, and other initiatives. there is a joke here in washington tha

is director of the center for water policy at the university of which wisconsin milwaukee. the city sits on another great lake, michigan, which has swung from record low water levels in 2013 to record highs the past few years. >> so it is normal for the great lakes to rise and fall. how is that cycle changing? >> the highs are getting higher, and the lows are getting lower. i am most concerned about flooding. and sewage contaminating the drinking water supply for millions of people. >> when intense storms overwhelm milwaukee storm water system, sewage can imet dumped into lake michigan. >> what we are trying to do is instead of speeding up the water, slow it down. >> kevin share runs the district replacing concrete channels built in the 19 '60s with more natural creeks to try to prevent future flooding. >> you think cities around the great lakes are prepared for what is coming? >> none of us are. >> but with access to so much fresh water, the great lakes region is still considered something of a climate haven. dennis stachewicz says with the right solutions they hope to wea

ends monday. >>> it's been about five months since i was here in milwaukee last.sexual assault of a child. the judge has granted us access inside the courtroom, and the trial begins with an opening statement from the state prosecutor. >> ladies and gentlemen, good morning. in wisconsin, it is unlawful for a person over 16 to have sexual intercourse with a person under 16 years old. you will hear that that is exactly what happened here. i will ask that you find him guilty because i will have proved that [ bleep ] was under the age of 16 at the time that this happened and that the defendant had sexual intercourse with her. >> thank you. counsel? >> in his opening statement, travis refers to a string of texts between zack and the alleged victim. >> the evidence will show that zack asked her, you sure about today? [ bleep ] responded, if you want to. the text messages establish an agreement to do what kids all over the city and all over the county do. zack was charged with sexual assault of a child under 16. but the evidence in this case will show you that there was n

is evenly divided, a democratic votes are concentrated overwhelmingly in blue cities, madison and milwaukee. as a result, even if you draw a map that is fairly compact, and draw the district that is madison, draw the district is milwaukee, the other six districts would lean republican by a fair margin. even a partisan lined map could generate six republican districts, to democrats in even state. >> dave, when you look at it proposed congressional district map, were three things you look for immediately? >> multiple analysts can look at the same map and come to different conclusions. something that commission proposes to maximize competition , one party could see that as a partisan gerrymander. when i look at the map, what i am looking for is number one, how much bluer or writer are the seats getting versus how they performed today. number two, wherewith the incumbents fall in these maps. how will that affect how races shape up. one thing that surprises a lot of people, there is no constitutional requirement for a member or candidate to run in the district where they live. if someone gets dr

democratic boats are concentrated overwhelmingly blue cities madison and milwaukee. as a result even if you draw a map that is fairly compact and draw the districts that is in madison, trawl the district that is milwaukee, the state's other six districts would lean republican by very fair margin. even a partisan blind map could generate six republicans are just to democrats. >> host: won the state for the first time its histories and gaming a members at trump state and 2020, montana. >> actually montana had to districts as recently as 1992. it's gaining back the seats it lost in the 1990 census. back in the 1980s so you spent eastern district and a western district in the state. the western seat elected a democrat the eastern seat elected a republican. now there's a commission in place in montana must consider how to divide the state for 2020. even montana leans republican over all, it is possible a western seat could be competitive if it includes a democrat leaning cities of boseman, butte, helena and great falls. the state supreme court got to a appoint the tiebrea

her concentrated and overwhelmingly blue cities madison, and milwaukee. as a result, even if you draw a map that is fairly compact and draws a district that is madison. draws a district that is in milwaukee, the state's other six districts will lean republican by a fair margin for even a partisan blind map could generate six republicans , just to democrats. >> texans and 15, 16% population growth in last ten years, 29 million people living there gaining two congressional seats. >> that is right. texas is an example of how demographic change can constrain what a party might otherwise draw. texas has 23 republicans and democrats right now. republicans are going to try to have the states to new seats for themselves. but they have to play defense as well. 95% of texas population gained was non- white in the past decade on a net basis. what that means is republicans have a lot of seats particularly in the suburbs that are becoming more competitive. at the 23 seats republicans currently hold, nine of them are districts where president biden got more than 47% of

for milwaukee ninth inning.d the closer, extraordinary josh hader. it's a final left on a feeble little grounder to second to one's the final milwaukee leading that series one to nothing. battle of the septa generi in managers and houston that would be dusty baker in his early seventies. tony larussa in his late seventies. we've got a 44 ball game into the seventh at a houston when your. them alvaro's things one and jose l tube. always pesky comes in to score the go ahead run 54 for dusty and company now it's 74 stroh's craig kimbrel giving it up for kyle tucker. let's say two run shot five run seventh inning for the astros, who break it open 94 and a two nothing series lead. they will go back to chicago on the south side. come sunday afternoon. back there. white sox have little catching up to do. all right friday night at the videos. you do need to check this out. this is a fantastic play with a great camera angle. youth baseball. keep your eye on the wild pitch here. catch your scrambles after it. runner tryin

i was with milwaukee. i spent a stint with milwaukee.because i would guess that you ? [ laughter ] >> i put the ball on the floor and the hook. >> jimmy: kareem style. do you ever go to the games in l.a.? >> no, i don't go to no games in l.a. >> jimmy: why not? >> i'm not an l.a. fan. i'm a new york fan. why would i go to a game in l.a.? [ laughter ] i love l.a., but i'm in a new york fan. >> jimmy: what if the knicks were here? >> what if they beat me up in l.a.? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: but you're superman. >> new york, new york! >> jimmy: they're not going to beat you up. >> who's going to save me? you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: superman, we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're going to see a scene from "the last o.g." tracy morgan is with us. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yeah, that's half the fun of a new house. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. n

mona kosar abdi joins us from the milwaukee art museum. its cheese, but this place is truly a melting pot. blending together different cultures, businesses and friendly faces. many of whom were hard hit by the pandemic. but like the milwaukee bucks the people here, they're champions. the sun is rising on the badger state. from the bustling cities of madison and milwaukee where reigning world champions the bucks are supreme. to up north at the are reachable by foot in the winter. the cranberries are wisconsin's state fruit harvesting 60% of the nation's crop. >> we are known as the cranberry capital of wisconsin. not to toot our own horn but we're kind of a big deal. >> reporter: the annual cranberry festival is the largest arts and crafts festival in the country. >> last year not having it was pad for everyone. >> reporter: shutting its doors for the first time in nearly 50 years. but now they're back. >> just really happy with what is happening at the event this year. just glad to be back. >> reporter: in walker's point you'll find an eat

but milwaukee doesn't have anything to play for. they've won their division a couple weeks ago and they've been locked in their playoff position for a while now. so they don't have much motivation to win. >> and just the other day they were up by 4 runs over the dodgers and they gave up a grand slam to trey turner if he doesn't hit that grand slam and the brewers can just hold on to that win. i would even be here right now. i would have taken the day off of work because it's going to be a must win situation for the giants. but. >> the brewers, the brewers choked in here. we are so like i said, i would not count on the brewers winning tonight. >> if this season has just been any indication. >> the dodgers are going to win and we're going to be biting our nails off tomorrow. but at the end of the day, when we look back at this season right now the nerves are high. but i feel like in a couple months. once the season is over, we're going to be able to appreciate the competition between the dodgers and the giants this year is like someth

did beat milwaukee 8-6. any combination of a giants win or a dodgers loss over the next two days will clinch the nl west for the giant. here is manager gabe kapler. >> we do have to focus on our job. it requires too much energy to have a lot of intensity on both our game and somebody else's. we will stay focused on hours. -- ours. >> one more game, one more day, the giants will come back here for a 1:00 game tomorrow. a quick game tomorrow afternoon. we will be here and much more coming up tonight. >> we will see you in a few minutes. the giants successful season has been giving a boost to businesses surrounding oracle park. j.r. stone spoke to business owners who say this has been a huge help in bouncing back from the pandemic. j.r.: big crowds and long lines outside oracle park in san francisco as playoff time nears, businesses say this is the boom they need/ >> this is the greatest thing in the world. j.r.: barbara is the general manager at hotel villa across from the ballpark. at bar villa, drinks poured

evenly divided but democratic votes are concentrated in overwhelmingly blue cities, madison and milwaukee and as a result even if you draw a map that is fairly compacty and draws a district that is madison, draws a district that is milwaukee, other six districts would lean republican by a fair margin so even a partisan map could generate. every-- >> every 10 years since world war ii florida has been a state that has gained congressional seats. had eight in 1940. they currently will have 28 seats. what's happening in florida? >> florida is perhaps republicans biggest opportunity to gerrymander. in florida, back in 2011 republicans got to draw the map, but they were somewhat constrained by this new states constitutional amendment called fair districts florida which was passed by voters in 2010 to try to curb gerrymandering. republicans had their maps overturned by courts in the middle of the last decade, which resulted in democrats gaining a few seats in the orlando area and st. petersburg, but what has happened in the past few years the florida supreme court has taken a hard right turn. th

did beat milwaukee 8-6. of a giants win or a dodgers loss over the next two days will clinch the nl west for the giant. here is manager gabe kapler. >> we do have to focus on our job. it requires too much energy to have a lot of intensity on both our game and somebody else's. we will stay focused on hours. -- ours. >> one more game, one more day, the giants will come back here for a 1:00 game tomorrow. a quick game tomorrow afternoon. we will be here and much more coming up tonight. >> we will see you in a few minutes. the giants successful season has been giving a boost to businesses surrounding oracle park. j.r. stone spoke to business owners who say this has been a huge help in bouncing back from the pandemic. j.r.: big crowds and long lines outside oracle park in san francisco as playoff time nears, businesses say this is the boom they need/ >> this is the greatest thing in the world. j.r.: barbara is the general manager at hotel villa across from the ballpark. at bar patrons filled seats, something not

i was on milwaukee. i spent a stint with milwaukee.ded me to philly. >> jimmy: i would guess that you were born in around 1969, right? >> i put the ball on the floor and the hook. >> jimmy: ever go to the games out here in l.a.? >> no, i don't go to no games in l.a. >> jimmy: why not? >> i'm not an l.a. fan. why would i go to a game in l.a.? i love l.a., but i'm in a new york fan. >> jimmy: what if the nknicks were here? >> what if they beat me up in l.a.? >> jimmy: they're not going to beat you up. >> who's going to save me? you? >> jimmy: superman, we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're going to see a scene from "the last o.g." tracy morgan is with us. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. count

. >> reporter: melissa scanlon is the director for water policy for university of wisconsin milwaukeeid michigan hit a low water level in 2013 and swung wildly tos rdechsor normal for lakes to rise and fall. how is that cycle changing? >> the highs are getting higher and the lows are getting lower. i'm most concerned about flooding and sewage contaminating the drinking water supply for millions of people. >> reporter: the city of milwaukee sits on lake michigan, and the local sewer district is now tearing out these concrete stormwater channels built in the 1960s that can no longer handle the intense rain events. they are restoring the more natural flow to try to slow down the water to keep it from flooding nearby homes and to keep sewage from pouring into lake michigan if the system gets overwhelmed. >> the city's infrastructures aren't really built to deal with these kind of rainfall extremes. and so we need to figure out how to manage this water and to adapt to the future. >> reporter: of course, the great lakes do not lack for water. they hold 84% of north america's surface freshwa

brewers 3—0 to take a 2-1 milwaukee brewers 3—0 to take a 2—1 leave in the best—of—5 series.homer which turned out to be enough. 6ame four is also in atlanta on tuesday. you can get all the latest sports news on our website. all the latest sports news on ourwebsite. but all the latest sports news on our website. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that is your sports news for now. not quite. they will squeeze in one more. the head coach of the las vegas readers football team has resigned following the publication of racist, misogynistic, and e—mails, has apologised for the language he used to describe the black executive director of the players' association in 2011, saying he did not remember writing it and had no racist intentions. john kent is the most recent superhero to come out following versions of captain america and batman's sidekick robin. courtney bembridge reports. a superman as we have never seen him before. dc comics say the son of clark kent and lois lane, john kent, is coming out as bisexual. the creators say the man of steel has always stood

i thank you very much for your analysis on this philip rock joining us that from milwaukee with the news our life from london said i had for you on the program, digging for gold instead of studying and class uganda children, mis 18 months of school because of the pandemic, and if the amazon rain forest is the lungs of the world and the forests of the ca pay the mountains of the lungs of europe there on the threat will explain what that could mean. and then later on in sport to south africa cricketer, it says here now take me against racism off initially refusing to do so. ah, the u. k is some in the french ambassador off to the seizure of a fishing boat and threat of sanctions in route over the right to catch fish in u k. waters. the dispute is over zone in the english channel, 6 to 12 multiple miles from the british shore. front says several vessels have been denied access because they couldn't prove a fish that before breaks it. not the 1st time fishing has been a problem either. in may, british navy boats were sent to jersey when french troll is threatened to blockade the channel isla

of the senter for water policy at the universe of milwaukee. michigan has swung from record-low water levels to record highs the past few dwreerz. so it's normal for the great lakes to rise and fall. how is that cycle changing? >> the high-rise getting higher and the lows are getting lower. i'm most concerned about flooding and sewage contaminating the drinking water supply for millions of people. >> when intense storms overwhelm the storm water systems, sewage can get dumped into west michigan. he runs the area's sewer district. they're replacing concrete channels, built in the 1960s, with more natural creeks to try to prevent future flooding. do you think cities around the great lakes are prepared for what's coming? >> none of us are. >> reporter: but the great lakes region is still considered something of a climate haven. he says with the right solutions, they hope to weather the storm. >> change is occurring and we probably need to prepare for it. >> reporter: for eye on america, ben tracy, cbs news, marquette, michigan. >> there's a lot mo

opportunities in these democratic votes are concentrated in overwhelmingly in blue cities like madison and milwaukee if you draw a map that is compact and even a partisan end when you look at a composed congressional district map, what are three things that you look forward immediately. >> multiple analysts and they are talking about totally different conclusions when i'm looking for is how much blue or red are the seeds getting versus and one thing that surprising is that there is no constitutional requirement if someone gets out of their congressional district they can still file for a different seat and run in a more favorable district. so how does this score over the years they have evaluated how it compares to it has gained traction and this is a very complex situation and has a lot of different interlocking trade-offs and consideration. >> western states are changing this, 2-1, joe biden, let's start with the joe biden states, oregon and colorado. in oregon is gaining a six districts. republicans want to draw some additional competitive districts in the states and the other states were very co

also the milwaukee brewers owner. i want to start with your day job.but the risk appetite out there amongst investors and the growth you've seen in private credit and equity. >> is a golden age of this business i would say. i've been in this long -- this is longer than i would account. -- than i could count. i work for mike milken on the trading desk. in 35 years we have never seen opportunity like this. i think it's more than just risk opportunity. >> talk about why the opportunity and the investors today is different than what it was 30, 35 years ago. >> the technology was nascent. technology has been refined distinctively -- extensively and the apparatus is now way more developed. back in the 1980's we had a party on the trading desk. a trillion dollar number. public high-yield bond market. and now the direct lending market as well had a trillion dollars in capital. >> that's the size of a firm these days. i am -- when you look at the size and scale of the industry, it seems to be an industry dominated by relative players prayed you need that scale

the milwaukee brewers are playing against the dodgers and 10 minutes. then the giants will automatically clinch the division title. let's come back to this game here in san francisco. it went into extra innings and ultimately the padres be the giants. very disappointing for the giants and very disappointing for the fans. this game ended about an hour ago. a lot of people looking disappointed as they were leaving the ballpark. not as a beat. oracle park was a packed house with more than 40,000 fans in attendance. everyone was hoping they would win clinch the division. the champagne will have to wait. >> i could taste the clinch. it was so close and then all of a sudden it was 3-2. >> let's go giants. >> it was very sad. we thought we had it and then it was gone. it seemed possible and then it was gone. >> not a lot of fans as they were streaming out of the ballpark. many fans spent a lot of money for this game specifically for the opportunity to watch the giants clinch the division title in person and of course that didn't happen. pretty quiet for the mo

and what sort of title defence will the milwaukee bucks bring?ird, the fiercest of rivals during their playing days but now all smiles and part of the video celebrating 75 years of the nba. but, as the new season approaches, it is who will not be playing that is grabbing the headlines. i not be playing that is grabbing the headlines. , ., ., ., , headlines. i stand for so many thins headlines. i stand for so many things bigger _ headlines. i stand for so many things bigger than _ headlines. i stand for so many things bigger than this - headlines. i stand for so many things bigger than this game | headlines. i stand for so many| things bigger than this game is headlines. i stand for so many - things bigger than this game is not just about the game of basketball it's about helping your fellow human being and understanding they have a choice. the being and understanding they have a choice. ,., ., , choice. the point guard tyree irving and vaccinated, _ choice. the point guard tyree irving and vaccinated, unwavering - choice. the point guard tyree ir

chris: opening the scoring against milwaukee. a.j. pollock will add a two run shot in the fourth.ve the dodgers lose on sunday to take the division. but it will be game 163 for the nl crown at oracle park on monday. cardinals taking on oregon. honoring stanford great. they play the seahawks tomorrow. cardinals down seven. piggy, the end zone, incomplete but there is a flag. it is the fade to elish to eliso higgins. what a play in crunch time. we go to overtime. the key fires. humphreys, look at this efforts. barrels in and would not be denied. final chance for oregon. it is incomplete. 31-24. great for stanford. let's rush the field at the farm. a huge boost. >> one minute and a half left. we still have what it takes to do it because we have done it before and we have done it against the three oregon team. we know what we are capable of now and now we understand and can go into games that are close. we can go into them with confidence. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. the crowd today was amazing. it felt like a playoff game. expect it to be that way agai

ainsley: milwaukee's best. steve: anyway, good morning milwaukee and the rest of the country.ve: he claimed he had invented walking. pete: he did. he claims it often. every single walk you see , ever ainsley: and brian wants that area over there, where he does a lot of his interviews to be his area. pete: kilmeade corner. i can't go over there. i'm not allowed over there. they should put a plaque up over there. ainsley: brian is not here to defend himself but his papers yesterday started inching more and more into our area. we're like do you want to take over the whole set now, brian? pete: don't answer that question ainsley: he's on tonight at 7:00 steve: he's taking over the primetime all by himself. pete: all right now we've got, i believe it a live look at the white house as joe biden's massive spending plan hangs in the balance. steve: maybe a vote today because yesterday it did not work and democrats are accusing each other of tanking the president's agenda. ainsley: peter doocy joins us live from the white house as the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, fails to delive

it is pretty evenly divided but those are concentrated in overwhelmingly blue cities madison and milwaukee and even if you draw a map that is barely compact and drive the district but six republicans 22 democrats? that is 15 percent in place on to constrain what a party might so texas has 23 republicans and 13 democrats right now. and republicans are going to try for themselves but they have to place of defense as well 95 percent of texas population gained was nine —- nonwhite. what o that means in those seats that they hold, nine of them are districts where president biden got more than 47 percent of the vote in 2020. the first priority will be to show her the districts up so democrats can't win them or down the line for the next decade so in the city of boston currently effectively six different ways and republicans are going to attempt to make their own and by drying that new democratic district but republicans have but i do want to counties along the mexican border. they may try but we can see republicans and that for 25 or the 38 districts in texas but anything more than that and repu

and with a win over milwaukee, they did just that. but the giants are still in control of their own destiny, going into the regular-season finale. >> obviously, we would have liked to punch our ticket today and do it ourselves, but that is baseball. i thought we -- unfortunately lost today, but we will win tomorrow. liz: a win today would set a new franchise record for wins in a regular. first pitch at oracle park is at 12:05 this afternoon. the blue angels are scheduled to arrive at oakland international airport tonight, signaling the start of fleet week. the event is back after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. officials say, while there will be some adjustments this year, the tradition will largely be the same, which means the blue angels and the parade of ships. law enforcement will be out in force across the city. >> we will ensure we have staff out there. our people will be out there to work with the police department. because the most important thing is to be a visible duster and -- deterrent to any shenanigans. liz

with a win over milwaukee, the dodgers did that. the giants are still in control of their own destiny, going into today's regular-season finale. >> we would have liked to punch our ticket today and do it ourselves. but, you know, that's baseball. i thought we played a helluva game,ll aroun 's unfortunate we l we will win tomorrow. liz: a win today would set a new franchise record for wins in a regular season, at 107 games. first pitch at oracle park is at 12:05 this afternoon. oakland is morning -- mourning another life, after the city's 150 murder. an activist known for his blog. luz pena spoke with neighbors mourning a friend and concern for their safety. >> oakland police responded to the latest homicide in this city. this time, two victims, shot inside their home. >> my husband has been shot. a suspect moved into the home and shot him. >> oakland police did not clarify the circumstances behind this homicide. a next-door neighbor, feeling helpless. >> i heard the shots. >> minutes later, police arrived and he heard the worst news

. >> reporter: in milwaukee, wisconsin -- >> we are seeing a continuing trend from 2020 in regards ton motor vehicle thefts >> reporter: anecanessa didn't v her key in the car, but her vehicle was stolen twice >> stolen in front of my house both times >> reporter: the whole thing caught on her neighbor's surveillance camera. the white arrow is pointing to her car. she says this is her sister's car, parked right next to it the thieves are in these wheels pulling up someone hops into her sister's car first. within seconds, it's stolen. minutes later, the bad guys are back this time for anessa's car in seconds, it's driven away into the night the good news is cops found both cars but months later, hers was stolen again also caught on camera. here it is parked on the street. and she says that's a car thief behind the wheel driving it away >> they just drove off with it, all within 45 seconds. >> reporter: car thefts so out of control, milwaukee pd is handing out free steering wheel locks for two of the most stolen cars -- kia and hyundai. >> it is a challenge >> reporter: and shep, sit a

even if you draw a map is very compact and draw the districts that is madison, draw a district that milwaukee. the other six districts it could generate six republicans, just in a pretty even state. floors by the state that can congressional seats for they had eight and they currently will have 28 seats. what is happening in florida? clicks every 10 years since world war ii, florida has been a state that can congressional seats. they had eight in 1940. -- >> florida is perhaps republicans suit gerrymander. -- republicans's biggest opportunity to gerrymander. republicans got to draw them up there somewhat constrained by the new state constitutional amendment called fair districts florida. it was passed by voters in 2010 to try to curb gerrymandering. now republicans had their map overturned by courts was democrats gaining a few seats in the orlando area and in st. petersburg. but what is happened in the past for years the florida supreme court is taken a hard right turn. there are now six very conservative judges out of seven at the supreme court. republicans speculate the court will be more l

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