and milwaukee is by no means alone.milar friends trends. the d.e.a. says nearly all the fentanyl it contained xylazine. >> mike: san francisco police searching for the person who fatally stabbed a tech executive early tuesday. we have surveillance images of bob lee as he struggles following the attack. a warning, some of the images may be disturbing. this exclusive video was obtained by "the daily mail" it. shows lee as he staggers down main street, searching for help but finding none. the 43-year-old tech innovator had moved away from san francisco because of fears about crime. he was there this week for a visit. in tonight's whatever happened to segment, the pursuit of biofuels. they were once thought to be the antidote to fossil fuel dependents but not anymore. national correspondent william la jeunesse shows us why this evening. >> first thing that comes to my mind is yield and cash flow. >> remember the biofuel revolution? >> we will be able to manufacture fuel for your automobiles. from switch grass. >> switch gra

those were words from jimmy butler after he went up and walking and that is milwaukee with yes and cucumber had 56 points cause the fourth highest total ever in nba player history, as miami 1314 13142 percent the beat five bucks and believe it or not the heat, the ac got the last seat in the plasma can be tenable and see milwaukee tomorrow and end the series. let's and its. >>> go heat pump and james and anthony combined for -- to beat memphis to take a 3-1 lead. >>> going back to the heat. okay, so, that was the best player performance by a miami heat ever. greenway didn't do it, chris parts didn't do it. 56 points, jimmy butler, new franchise record. now i'm told i have to move on now to baseball and the catch of the night she wanted temporaries against the houston astros, mel donna hits the ball down the left-field line and franco race after it and makes a bare hand to grab. the rays also 1-mack. it looks hard. in new york the fans are thinking super bowl the jets qb -- aaron rodgers is headed to town. >>> maybe he will live in jersey. sources in the packet and jets have worked out a dea

judy: for the pbs newshour i'm judy woodruff in milwaukee. head to the polls tomorrow for a final chance to cast ballots in the mayor's race county commissioner brandon johnson is facing off against former chicago public schools ceo paul vallas both of them beat a crowded field of 9 candidates including incumbent mayor lori lightfoot, the two candidates offer a stark choice for voters as they weigh issues like crime, public safety and education. following this all closely is wttw chicago pbs reporter, heather cherone. thank you for being with us. we've got brandon johnson, this progressive cook county commissioner running against the moderate former chicago public schools chief, paul vallas. help us understand how this race in many ways illustrates the broader divides in the democratic party. guest: you have somebody like brandon johnson who comes out of the movement launched by senator bernie sanders to be a more progressive alternative in the national democratic party. brandon johnson has picked up that mantle while paul vallas got his star

we want every candidate to pledge that. >> steve: we look forward to the convention in milwaukee, andhe first debate with republicans on fox in milwaukee. >> brian: we don't know the date, we will soon. >> ronna: we will know the date soon, in august in milwaukee, beautiful in the midwest. >> steve: thank you for joining us. but wait, there's more. another big exclusive announcement this hour coming up from senator tim scott, gee, i wonder what he will talk about. stick around. who are you? i'm your fairy hotel mother. what is happening? let me help you pick a hotel you feel good about. choice hotels is a family of brands, with a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. oooo, spacious! or, a cambria hotel downtown for just the two of you. hold my wand. don't wave it at anything. get the best price by booking direct at choicehotels.com. mmm! yeah! what did i say!?! an unthinkable genocide took the lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye,

>> steve: that's milwaukee.t's lake michigan and we are going. >> ainsley: i knew it was one of the great lakes i didn't know which one. >> steve: there is a bunch of them. >> brian: that's where the republican convention is going to be milwaukee, wisconsin. it's going to go there. >> steve: as ronna mcdaniel told us yesterday, we are going to have -- fox is going to have the first debate. it's going to be in the month of august this year in milwaukee. >> ainsley: yes. that's exciting. >> brian: i would not be surprised if all three of us named moderators. >> ainsley: i have a feeling it might be bret baier and martha mccallum. >> steve: we are the morning crew. >> ainsley: i think we will be there for the morning show probably. >> brian: don't work after 10:00. let's turn it down. too exhausting. >> ainsley: if they ask us? >> turn it down. let me remind you to get dressed. >> steve: especially. >> brian: if you are in lake michigan sister hazel who has never been on our show. >> brian: they should though. pres

next to the nba playoffs — where there were crucial wins for memphis and milwaukee but minnesota lost were without ja morant but still managed to overcome the lakers in memphis, beating la and lebronjames103—93 to level their western conference series at 1—1. the first of four, we have to prepare each and every game, every game is its own agency, so we have to prepare for that challenge. i felt we prepared tonight, we didn't execute as well as we did, they made adjustments, we made some adjustments, we made some adjustments, you tip your hat, the others played a good game. the bucks had to deal with the absence of their star player too, with giannis antetounmpo out injured but they crushed the miami heat in milwaukee. at one stage in the third quarter they had a lead of 36 with this from bobby portis, whose 13 points on the night also included one of the bucks�* nba playoff record—equalling 25 three point shots. it ended 138 to 122 and the series is 1—1. the denver nuggets were the night's other winners and lead the timberwolves 2—0. that is all your support for now. just a reminder o

fentanyl strips on the streets of milwaukee, wisconsin. people in the city -- 491 people in the city alone last year. poncho joins us now. >> good morning, thank you. will: can we talk about the transition from the work you kid previously -- you kid previously? how do you go from a drug dealer to one who is fighting to stop the ill effects of drugs? >> as many of you guys know throughout the country, our state prison system don't have the resources to actually help rehabilitate someone. it wasn't because i was involved in the juvenile system here in wisconsin, in milwaukee, but it wasn't until i got federally indicted for dealing drugs when i went to the federal prison system that, to get involved with psychiatrists and psychologists so they actually look done keep down within a person, and they can help you find the reasons to why you're acting out which is what brought an awakening to me. i was able to identify why i had went from a gifted and talented student to a gang member, drug dealer, etc. will: and really quickly, i'm -- just out

from deign, but 179,000 in deign from protasiewicz and take a look at milwaukee county, 170,000.ng to get more votes, and that's a big shift in the state. then there's the traditionally republican suburbs right outside of milwaukee, one of them i'll show you right here. this has the highest concentration of adults with college degrees of any county in wisconsin, and it exemplifies what we've been talking about nationally with suburban counties with high degrees of college education, college degree attainment moving away from the republican party, so kelly, the republican aligned candidate wins it last night but that margin is only 4.5 points take a look at the journey ozaki county has been on trump won it by 12 in 2020, trump won it by 19 in 2016 back a decade ago mitt romney was winning this county by 30 points it's come all the way down last night to not even 5 points by the republican aligned candidate. you're seeing incredible enthusiasm from liberal voters, and you're seeing a continued shift, a continued erosion from republicans in those suburban areas. we talked last novem

matthew: in milwaukee i saw a level of poverty that i never seen before. met grandmas living without heat in the winter they would spend the winter under blankets and pray the space heater didn't burn out. i remember this one eviction move that i was on where the sheriff's arrived that the house on a cold, rainy day. and they were just kids living in the house, just kids. and the mom had died. and the kids had gone on living there until the sheriff arrive. so the sheriffs evicted the kids. someone called social services and we're off to the next eviction. i saw a level of poverty that was cruel and painful and it drilled home in me that this is a morally urgent issue. this isn't just about people not having enough money. this is pain on top of eviction on top of hunger, on top of incarceration, on top of just death, really. jason: and you portrayed that with incredible skill and power. so why this book? what are you trying to do here that you didn't previously do? >> answer the why question. why? why so much poverty in this incredibly wealthy nation? books

at the age of 16, speaking not a word, english, first to brooklyn and then on a train to milwaukee. and there he was met by his cousin in the middle of the winter and lived that first winter in the barn of. his distant cousin in devils lake, wisconsin, and he body and soul together. he made a lift up desk and by the spring he'd learned enough to talk his way into getting hired. by the fall, he talked his way into. the university of wisconsin. he worked his way through literally flinging cow dung and doing he possibly could to make his way through school. he graduates, he ends up his best friend's sister moves to milwaukee, begins to sell insurance to fellow norwegians and becomes a prosperous insurance man and the honorary vice council of norway in milwaukee. what i did not know is, i hung up his picture. i did not know the next of the story. the norwegian ambassador was thrilled. were two norwegian americans in the white house. me, admiral, now admiral mike miller, former commander of the u.s. reagan battle group and superintendent of the naval academy. but back then, he was head o

one officer bent over and it went off and shot the gu behind him and so milwaukee - well, the policenion - sued the police department t get rid of the gun and after that episode the police in milwaukee did in fac get rid of the sig sauer i would note that when guns ar sent back by police departments, as you mentioned earlier, they are not destroyed. they are re-upped. >> wow and just as a final note, ther is no consumer product safet commission - there is no regulatory gauntlet, there is no national transportation safety board to recall these things. they are just in a regulator free floating universe where nothing can stop them. tom jackman, great reporting thank you very much. we appreciate it >> thanks for having me. >> still ahead - republican congressman jim jordan plans a trip to the big apple to try and save donald trump from the disgraced ex-president that might have larger issues brewing in d. c. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ away suitcases come in many colors. so you can find your color. colors. choices. happiness. away. ♪ ♪ >> just over a week a

county that is almost 2 to 1 in milwaukee's favor, so these ar big changes in wisconsin >> well, let'son who knows so much abou wisconsin, a guy i always call on election night to see how races are going, is found th conservative website - charlie, my guy, it is what we say every day, right republicans huddled trump ar losing the suburbs of atlanta, losing the suburbs of philly losing the suburbs of milwaukee, and here it is hard not to loo at this race, which everybod on both sides, one of the most important races in wisconsin history. the most expensive, and yet, the republican support candidate chance by 11 points, and charlie, it just seems the trend lines keep breakin against trump republicans. >> yes, the result is stunning i mean, in wisconsin everythin is close to elections were 20,000 votes, this one was decided by nearly 200,00 votes. steve's analysis was - on all the major trends, including my home county o sake county, i'm speaking to you from a hockey county, from the -- to watch these counties go fro overwhelmingly republican, t just barely republican, it i really going e

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they move on and take on the east top teen, the milwaukee bucks. but here we are all just in warriors mode, right? right, right. you can think about that eastern conference. yeah. i just got to get through this first round and it sounds like me and really is he's got play the first game, right? i mean, you can't be. >> i shocked if he doesn't plan really. now. it's just more of a question of whether he's going to start or you know, just have be on a minutes restriction. so exciting to see. yeah, good to hear from him. i did used to live in milwaukee so i pay some attention to what they're doing. well, they're they're good at, but they are say that, you know, stop worry about thank you. can also, speaking sports happening this weekend, the city of oakland is hosting a parade and rally for 2 state champion high school basketball teams. >> on sunday, the oakland high school boys, basketball team and the oakland tech girls, basketball team will be honored with a championship parade around lake merritt. the city will be celebrating the 2 teams c i f cha

ultimately, it took you to milwaukee, where you reported on lived among research. low income housing and showed the exploitation that many of the low income renters you lived with experienced. tell me how you got from that work to your current book, poverty by america, which the intellectual connection? yeah. i mean, in milwaukee, i saw a level of poverty that i had never seen and experienced before. you know, i met i met grandma. i was living without heat in the winter, in wisconsin. you know, they would just spend the winter under blankets and pray the space heater didn't burn out. i remember this one eviction move that i was on where the sheriff arrived at this house. it was like a cold, rainy day and there were just kids living in the house, just kids. and the mom had died and the kids had just gone on living there until the sheriff arrived. and so the sheriff evicted the kids, put all their stuff on the on the wet curb. the landlord drilled the new lock. someone called social services, and we were off to the next eviction. i saw a level of poverty that was inc

paul molitor of the milwaukee brewers city moncrief of the milwaukee bucks. but perry wallace, the subject of my first book is probably someone outside of my own family is the person that i admire most in the world. andrew maraniss most recent book, inaugural ballers the true story of

paul molitor of the milwaukee brewers city moncrief of the milwaukee bucks. but perry wallace, the subject of my first book is probably someone outside of my own family is the

paul molitor of the milwaukee brewers city moncrief of the milwaukee bucks. but perry wallace, the subject of my first book is probably someone outside of my own family is the person that i admire most in the world. andrew maraniss most recent book, inaugural ballers the true story of the first u.s. women's olympic basketball team. david maraniss. the book is path lit by lightning the life of jim thorpe. thanks for joining us on boo

the nba book was followed by the victory of the leaders in one of today's important games milwaukee,the leader of the eastern conference and four hundred and thirty-third, also defeated this conference and recorded its fifty-sixth victory, that is, waiting for milwaukee's wind compressor with 33 points, 14 beautiful points and an eye for the heart of the star on the other side of the field, but despite winning 2924, i could not. let's prevent the defeat of philadelphia. in another important game, delbar, the leader of the conference, part 112, 100 dollars, 2152, won his own win . the heart is painful, the heart is broken with 129, 11th, 934, 134, 142 , it is related to the new greeting. the number of 132 people increased from 133 classes to 128 102 wins, tarash defeated foundation 118, 109 opponents, a review of some other news in the latest rankings of the world chess federation, in the men's section, parham maqsoodlou is ranked 19th in the team section , iran's team in the 28th decade of the world , iran's women's national football team to participate in the first stage of the asia

the overall top seeded milwaukee box or in big trouble. they threw away a 14 point lead against the miami heat. we finished 8 in the regular season, jimmy butler got a franchise play a record of 56 as miami one by 5 and opened up a 31 lead the books now must win all 3 remaining games starting with game 5 in milwaukee on wednesday thing. it's always credit to the player 1st butler was he had a lot of shots and i will look at the film, see where we could do better, you know, but credit to him, he was very good and we just got to go home and went again. that's, you know, we talked about in the locker room, we got to go to milwaukee when a game of life is not complicated. that's what we got to go do. wednesday night in manchester. we'll see a match that could effectively decide the race for the english premier league title . manchester city in great form host faltering leaders arsenal. at the, at the had stadium, the gunners have picked up 3 points from a possible 9 in recent games. meaning city will win the title again if they win all that ma

look how the counties are changing this is north of milwaukee the republican won, republican-aligneddidate, less than 5 points trump won it by 12 in 2016 trump won it by 19, go back to 2012 it's come all the way down to five points. this is a theme we have been talking about in wisconsin, we have been talking about nationally about republicans losing ground in those suburban areas with high degrees of college -- high concentrations of college degrees ozaki has the highest concentration of college degrees. d dane county where madison is, a very liberal county. democrats keep finding ways to run up the score even more dane county, protasiewicz got 82% of the vote, better than joe biden got against donald trump in 2020. and, in fact, this is sort of a landmark moment. nearly 200,000 votes, she gets out of dane county, compare that to milwaukee county, which traditionally produces the most votes for a democrat, more democratic votes out of dane than came out of milwaukee last night, so in these really liberal areas, too, college towns, democrats just getting more and more voters out, get

after the 2016 election, and i grew up on the north side of milwaukee and my uncles in and you know what thomas said. no, don't go in there after dark. i wasn't knocked on my old door. the woman was lovely. it was. people were fantastic. my uncle in the country wouldn't know that he's not driving the milwaukee to hang out with these people and those people in milwaukee art hanging out with them, so it takes courage to cross these barriers with the barriers just seem to be becoming bigger and more weaponized. you know, it's just it's really sad. you're absolutely right. and we should note for our audience. we did ask him jordan to come on this show. apparently he wanted to talk to laura coates. they didn't want to come on this show. we asked them. blame them. radio isn't insane, just saying to put makeup on the radio mascara good sign the planet sales pitch down, all right, why don't we go back and listen to that interview? and stick around because everyone will be back at the end of the show. and tonight we're hearing for the first time from the billionaire mega donor at the center

democrat-aligned candidate than milwaukee county.'s bring in somebody no who he is so much about wisconsin, a guy i always call on election nights to see how races are going. founder of the conservative web site the bulwark, charlie sykes, it's what we say every day, right? republicans behind donald trump are losing the suburbs of atlanta, they're losing the suburbs of philly, they're losing the suburbs of milwaukee, and it's hard not to look at this race, which everybody knew on both sides, one of the most important races in wisconsin's recent history, and the most expensive and yet the republican-supported candidates got trounced by 11 points, and charlie, it just seems the trend lines keep breaking against trump republicans. >> yes, that result is stunning, i mean, in wisconsin, everything is close, elections are decided by 20,000 votes, this one decided by 200,000 votes, and steve's analysis was brilliant he put his fingers on all the major trends, including my home county of ozaki county i'm speaking to you from the w.o.w. count

i polarized with the sports the nbc top seeded milwaukee box on the brink of an early exit from the playoffs and lebron james in spies. the la lakers to another when to put them one victory away from making it to the next round. ah then so we begin this news hour in sudan where the death toll has now reached $459.00 people killed during 11 days of conflict. sporadic gun fire has been heard in some areas of to me and that is despite a new cease fire broken by the united states and original powers. on monday, several previous these fires between sedans, army and the rapids, support forces paramilitary group have failed to hold. and in the past few minutes, the world health organization has warned of a high risk of biological hazard. after a labord tree was seized in school life. the heb morgan in cartoon. what more can you tell us this morning? while there's been a lot of concerns about biological hazards here in the capital for them, even before this laboratory was seized by an armed group, it's not clear which our group yet has to be aware exactly if located. but some of the medics who we sp

milwaukee was was sporting an 18 overdose -- and just last four days. about one death every five hours. officials daresay they may be linked to a bad batch of drugs that released with the veterinary tranquilizer. city leaders say this. >> these are brothers and sisters and her sons and her father was an mothers, who are tragically senselessly losing their lives because of this trope of scourge in your community. >> correspondent garrick tiny has more diesel from chicago hey garrett. >> hey julia, this tranquilizer is showing up now and it's more and more of the last few years because when it is mixed with fentanyl, and makes that drug even more potent and even more deadly. because this mononuclear. narcan which is used to save someone's life after an overdose does not work. it is also known as the zombie drug because they can cause human tissue near the injection site to rot and require amputation. in milwaukee, fishes believe a bad batch of street drugs containing z is the event sentinel are responsible for this recent flood of overzealous deaths with

it is scheduled for august in milwaukee. date to be announced. rnc chair ronna mcdaniel says it's part of a strategy to attract young voters. >> we'll partner with exciting partners. we'll livestream on rumble. we'll get away from big tech. we want to get our message on these social media platforms and bringing in a group like young america foundation will help get the younger voters who get news differently. tiktok, instagram and we need to get our message to them. >> dana: tiktok comes up over and over again. >> bill: we talked about how republicans have failed to attract young voters in recent elections. see you in milwaukee, i guess, right? >> dana: meet you there. >> bill: nine minutes past. check it out from portland. >> it is like a slice of everything. a slice of the underbelly of portland. it is the sick, the houseless, it is the low socio- economic. everybody struggling is shopping in there or shoplifting from there. >> a city once bustling with an influx of residents and business and now it is losing population over a spike in crime an

strategy conferences were held by radical leaders in milwaukee and ann arbor. here, 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 to 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 may day collective of the people's coalition for peace and justice. it's scheduled ten days of massive civil disobedience between april 26 and may seven to take advantage of the planned april 24th, march. early disruptive activities focused on the selective service help educate 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. on tuesday, april 27, may day action called for demonstrators to obstruct entrance to the selective service building when federal employee is refused t

five and as the number eight seed take down the number one overall milwaukee bucksch the final lasthe new york knicks who knocked out the cavaliers on the road to cleveland last night to move onto a ekd is round playoff series for the first time in a decade, the knicks jalen brunsen led the way with 23 points. r.j. barrett added 21. knicks win game five and this means the boston celtics were they to advance would have home court advantage for the rest of it playoffs. out west in sacramento the golden state warriors beat the kings notching the first road win by either team in the series after trailing two games to none the warriors were terrible on the road all season long, but they now lead the kings three games to two and will try to wrap things up with a fourth straight win in the series that will be at home in san francisco tomorrow to memphis now the grizzlies avoided elimination beating the lakers 116-99 last night. des desmond bane and john rant lakers do still lead the series three games to two let's turn now to the stanley cup playoffs the bruins could not put down the flori

the milwaukee bucks fell to the miami heat in the nba playoffs.ant classic, and ended with an insane jimmy buckets shot at the buzzer, but it was after the whistle blew when the show start. milwaukee superstar giannis was talking to reporters after the upset loss. the number one seed going down in the first round is a big deal. giannis could have used this as an opportunity to trash the refs, make excuses for his team. instead he took to the microphone and gave a lesson on perseverance. >> >> do do you view this season a failure? >> every year you work toward a goal. there's always steps to it. you know, michael jordan take 15 years, won six championships. the other nine years was a failure? that's what you're telling me? there's no failure in sports. you know, there's good days, bad days. some days you successful. some days you're not. some case it's your turn. some days it's not your turn. that's what sport about. you don't always win. >> casey, he did fail, right? >> right, correct. >> the superstar, the number one seed, i love the lesson for k

milwaukee and nour's defeat was followed up in the continuation of these competitions this morning, milwaukee bucks, the leader of the low 543, 127, 128, 11227 led to the goal of the milan star of the previous conference, but gave up the 124 tables , lad delfina, sony sixers, the third film of the eastern conference, 101 103, asad bostan, celtic, 32, the most important of this conference . that we have the philadelphia star game with 52 points in 1394, 16 points and was selected as the best player on the field and he scored 521, the third lowest. in other games -153, the popular harry potter nancy ajram broke this way. nazagi is considered to be on the edge of the abyss these days inter milan is not having a good time, it seems that the expiration date of simone inzaghi in this team is over. this season, the series has lost ten matches. this behavior of the team, which is one of the football poles of the boots land, is considered a disaster . written by tatu sport for replacement. sine, i got to work, the main option of the current head coach of brighton, who after potter has left a wonderful

this lawyer from milwaukee, andre wright. >> she had a big, beautiful smile. she was a very pretty woman. very warm personality. and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests. what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her. >> suddenly, this is a different search than it was before. >> i mean, the artwork became of little interest, to me, at that point. >> just like that, it was all over. for both of them. >> you know, i don't want to go all hallmark card on you or anything like that. >> that's okay. >> but i mean, this was clearly kind of a transcendental moment or something. >> yeah, absolutely, definitely. >> nailah's family loved andre. what family wouldn't? >> she brought him to my child's first birthday party. he brought my baby a gift. i was like who does that? because he's a nice, quality person. >> they liked you. >> i think so, yeah, yeah. due to her influence, though. >> you started planning on moving in together, right? on being together? >> we did. >> that was happen

, moving away from the republican party toward the democrat it has been less dramatic outside of milwaukeehree big republican counties, traditionally republican counties they call them the wow counties, washington, waukesha and o'zaki right outside of washington. republicans have just relied on these counties historically to drive up huge numbers and drive them to victory statewide. what we saw last night was continued erosion of republican support this these areas take a look, i'm going to show you ozaki county here north of milwaukee. the republican aligned candidate kelly wins it, but look at that margin it's about 4.5 points. put this in some perspective let's just wind back the time machine here a little bit. in 2020, trump won ozaukee by 12 points in 2016 trump won it by 19 go back to 2012, mitt romney, barack obama, this was a 30-point republican county coming all the way down now to about county coming all the way down now to about a 4.5 point republican county we saw something similar in waukesha again that's a 16-point win for a republican aligned candidate look, trump was winnin

giannis antetokumpo and the milwaukee bucks stand between the bulls in the eighth seed spot in the easternedit should go to the bulls forward demar derozan? or more specifically his daughter. she could be heard screaming to try to put raptor�*s shooters off throughtout the game. my my daughter called me the other day when she was getting on at school, and she just when she was getting on at school, and shejust said, daddy when she was getting on at school, and she just said, daddy can when she was getting on at school, and shejust said, daddy can i come to the toronto game? i almost said no because she's in school back home. she kept asking and which is adamant about coming to support, and i said all that you can't miss one day of school to come to a game, and i'm glad i did. i owe herfor traumatic —— some money, for sure. there's no rest for the world's top golfers as less than a week on from the masters, it's the prestigious rbc heritage at the famous harbour town golf links. with the likes of rory mcilroy and jason day skipping the tournament. masters championjon rahm explained why he's

in the other important game today , milwaukee won in the second match against 138 122 and the overalla draw. center milwaukee 25 points 4 cups and he had two bowls leading to points and was one of the leading players of the match in the third game today, they won against the los angeles lakers 103 99, and this advantage was able to make up for the defeat of the first game . the 15th stage of the national veteran and disabled women's athletics team camp hosted by tehran is being held. tehran is holding the best athletes and the will of gold in asia are present in these two numbers and we hope that this camp will bring better performance for these loved ones . paralympic quota, everything is fine, thank god the trainings were good, we were focused in my camps and we hope to get a good result, we have progressed well , we want to prepare for the asian games, with the hope of god, if i set a record, i will also be world famous. broke and disabled people closely witnessed the problems and demands of athletes, the placement of mathematics, children's morale and pilgrimage to ardur, and in a

next to the nba play—offs, where the crucial wins for memphis and milwaukee, but for minnesota's lostme the lakers in memphis beating la to finish the series won one. yannis is out injured, but they crushed the miami heat, in milwaukee, at one stage a lead of 36 with this from bobby portis, who is 13 points also included one of the bugs�* nba play—off record, equalling 25 shots. the series is 1—1 and the nuggets lead the ten balls to — zero. the first major gets under way in women's golf, the chief executive of the l i series says they have approached players for a women's version of the breakaway tour while the men's event of the saudi arabia series starts on friday. the championship began in texas, with the south korean player attempting to win the third major of her career having played the title at this event when it was the ana inspirational. it event when it was the ana inspirational.— event when it was the ana inspirational. event when it was the ana insirational. ., , �* ~ inspirational. it doesn't feel like it was five _ inspirational. it doesn't feel like it was five years _

the milwaukee bucks are sweating on the fitness of their star, giannis antetokounmpo, after he was forcedmiami heat in game 1 of their eastern conference first round series. the greek forward landed hard on his back in the first quarter and will be assessed ahead of game 2 on wednesday. faith thomas, the first aboriginal woman to play cricket for australia, has died at the age of 90. thomas, renowned as one of the fastest bowlers in the women's game, played her one and only test for australia against england in melbourne in 1958. thomas, who was a survivor of australia's stolen generations, remains one ofjust four indigenous players to have test cricket for her country, alongsidejason gillespie, ash gardner and scott boland. sri lanka have made inroads on ireland after scoring a big first innings on the second day of the first test in galle. they started the day on 386—1; — further centuries from dinesh chandimal and sadeera samara—wickrama helped them reach 591—6, before declaring. in response, ireland lost two early wickets and a currently on 85—5. and that's all the sport for now. air

the turnout in milwaukee county, which holds milwaukee city, was tremendous for democrats, higher than 70%, and that's how they won the state. >> reminiscent of other states, like arizona. coming up, house speaker kevin mccarthy, preparing to meet with the president of taiwan, in full defiance of china. what it means for the already strained relations between washington and beijing. >> what a story, right? also, the country is reeling from back-to-back tornado outbreaks, the system slamming yet again. the forecast coming up. >> meanwhile, the white house back in california forcing truckers to go green. what will that entail, affecting the delivery of essential goods across the country? >> this is aspirational, they want to change an industry and go all zero omissions without applying some reality. to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or

the republican party has announced milwaukee will serve as its location for the 2024 convention. >>>h those fur babies. ahead on nbc bay area, where we stack up when it comes to love of our pets. >>> and 100 days away from the women's world cup kicking offer. it takes place in australia and new zealand. telemundo is our spanish language partner for theorld cup. maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. that's why i tatake osteo o bi-flex evevery day. maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. it''s clininically shohown to improrove joint comforort in 7 dayays, and contntinues to improvove over timime. kinda likeke us. osteo bi-f-flex. because i'i'm madede to m. >>> back to our breaking news that we're following for you this midday, live pictures with skyranger overhead. this is along 880 southbound in fremont near the auto mall parkway where the southbound lanes have been completely shut down as you see. they're veering off traffic at the auto mall parkway. they could be letting them back on. but we are closely monitoring chp. they are doing some sort of investigation on the r

. >> bill: we'll see him in milwaukee in august. we'll host the first republican primary debate in milwaukee, wisconsin. a couple of things to look at "new york times" editorial, biden should take voters' concerns about age seriously both in terms of fitness for office and being out of touch at the moment are legitimate. we expect tomorrow as peter doocy was reporting that we'll get a video message that launch his next campaign for a potential second term. >> dana: 70% say biden should not run again. all voters, republicans and democrats mixed together. 48% say age is a major factor. "the new york times" saying he should address the issues of age and at least start to take more questions from the press. >> bill: that will be out there, too. this time tomorrow we believe we'll have control of a video that lasts 90 minutes -- 90 seconds. >> dana: that would be a lot. >> bill: fox news alert. the reason you do this is because you control the message, right, in a big way. we'll talk more about that. apparently coming up shortly. >> dana

de cara a los playoffs de la nba a los milwaukee arrancan como favoritos para ganar el tÍtulo por consensoando condiciones bien agradables. estamos en el rango de los 70. el lunes veremos que se incrementan los nublados, no estoy viendo lluvia pero el martes tenemos algo de llovizna. luego vemos que sentiremos un ligero descenso en las temperaturas y despuÉs de jueves para viernes ascendiendo. si se encuentra en oakland situaciÓn similar, tenemos temperaturas un poco mÁs bajas, estaremos en los 60. nubes y sol siempre le digo como vamos sintiendo ese sol un poco mÁs fuerte asÍ que vamos a mantenernos con le protector solar. el martes algo de lluvia, tenemos los nublados y estaremos en los 50. continuaremos con esa chamarra, al final de la noche y tambiÉn durante la maÑana. al final dde la prÓxima semana tendremos un ligero ascenso, y continuamos con temperaturas por debajo del normal. ahora sÍ tengo mÁs informaciÓn esta noche a las 11:00 p.m. carla: esta noche a las 11:00 p.m. detalles sobre el caso del asesinato de bob lee revelados en una mociÓn judicial . la diremos por quÉ los fiscales

meanwhile the milwaukee bucks are sweating on the fitness of their star after he was forced off injuredame one of the eastern conference first—round series. the greek forward landed hard on his back in the first quarter will stop you will be assessed ahead of game two on wednesday. faith thomas, the first aboriginal woman to play cricket for australia, has died at the age of 90. thomas, renowned as one of the fastest bowlers in the women's game played her one and only test for australia against england in a melbourne in 1958. thomas, who was a survivor of australia was �*s stolen generation, remainsjust one survivor of australia was �*s stolen generation, remains just one of four indigenous players to have played test cricket for her country, along with jason gillespie, ash gardner and scott boland. that is all from the world of sport for now. back to you. thank you. we are going to take you to wales because the brecon beacons national park is to rebrand be rebranded and under its welsh language name. i'm taking the plunge. jumping into a river in the brecon beacons national park, but e

. >> en el sur de la fe elegir le dio un golpe de calor a milwaukee para derrotar 119 por114 y fue apuntos, 20 derrotes, y siete asistencias. illinois está en el centro. ¿y qué encontrarás en el centro? el lugar donde el pasado inspira al futuro. innovación inigualable. illinois el centro de todo. >> y esa repasada para la ciudad de san josÉ. es una de las ciudades que estÁ en la punta. de que consta llegando a los 90. y yo estoy pronosticando 90 para san josÉ. vamos a estar alertas. mucha agua desde ya. si no tiene condicionado ya planificando para este dÍa. estamos en este comienzo del verano. y no es que vayamos a tener nÚmeros tan elevados pero los vamos a tener. bastante ese calor. el resto de la semana lo que va suceder es que la alta presiÓn se va debilitar y vamos a disminuir ligeramente en temperatura y luego de domingo para lunes vamos a ver un cambio tanto nubosidad como de viento. para eso falta bastante. nos vamos a enfocar en las temperaturas. >> si desea reportar algÚn proble en su ciudad, condado, o vecindario lo invitÓ a ponerse en contacto con nuestro hacer enviÁndo