kennedy met with the milwaukee journal editorial board. his main objective here was to beg the paper not to endorse koehler. and he pulled it off. he did. they did not endorse koehler. it was a game changing moment for the campaign. but in addition to that, he did something more for himself. felicia nash, who was the democratic party chair in the state at the time, was in the room with him and he said that it was what kennedy did was one of the most impressive ad performances that i've ever anywhere. and he made a lot of friends himself. so here he was, of course, to help proxmire. but really, he would actually laid the groundwork for his for his own primary campaign a few years later. so let's fast forward to a few years later, april 9th, 1959, again, about two years from our past event, we've got 23 year old milwaukee journal reporter ira captain steen, who was covering a dinner at the schrader hotel. this was his first time ever covering kennedy and though kennedy hadn't yet announced his plans to run for president, that was foremost on

milwaukee's defeat followed. in the continuation of the elimination phase of this competition, this morning, milwaukee traveled to indiana in its third game and in the end lost to its opponent with the result of 121 118 and as a result giri d is one of his opponents. in this match , milwaukee striker chris middleton scored 42 points, recorded 10 rebounds and five assists, leading to the goal of the midon star. but he could not prevent the defeat of his team. in today's other game, dallas faced the los angeles clippers and at the end of 11 90, they beat their opponents and got ahead of their rivals by 21. in this match , dallas guard luka dencic was selected as the best player on the field after scoring 22 points, recording 10 rebounds and 9 assists. asian youth championship in uzbekistan 1/25, kuwait , another news, ice hockey team under 18 years of age of our country in its third game from group one of the tournament. iran's team wins in its fourth match , it will go to malaysia tomorrow. iran's team became the

but uh- milwaukee indiana led by as many as 19 i should say milwaukee hung tough stanford man fresno brook lopez the three. he had a team high 27, but the pacers hit a playoff franchise record 2082 three pointers. turner had a game high 29 seven from deep. pacers win 126, 113 can eliminate milwaukee tuesday night 40 niners tight end george kittle, his wife claire spend their off season living in nashville. went to game three of their predators canuck's playoff series in nashville friday night. george was miked up, chugged a beer on the jumbotron, and the rest of it pure gold. my favorite is when raiders fan is like you, i hate you. >> i'm like, your team left you. that's one of my favorite comebacks. >> i literally told the refs pre game no penalties. i know they didn't listen to you. >> you're not an idiot. >> are fudge sir, what game are you watching? because it's obviously not this one. i'll see you guys a little bit. >> let's go boys. >> we all need a george kittle type person in our lives. you know he's the best. hahaha he's so good. >> too funny. i mean, just watching him just.

in the end, milwaukee. at the beginning of the eighth week of the premier women's football league today , khatun bam is the early champion of the competition fars isfahan soldiers of isfahan with avatai arrow. avai tehran and anzari sailor of sirjan municipality and alborz representative and ilan bakani gas refining of kurdistan go the same distance. in the continuation of the international alpine skiing competitions , farouq abbasi became the champion in the women's small spiral track, and behnam kiashmeshki was the first in the men's section . athletes from tajikistan and kyrgyzstan are also present in this competition. in the world of rock climbing, which is hosted by china, is being held in the men's section because. the competition was interrupted by heavy rain and all the participants made it to the semi-final stage famil rouhani and ali salim salimian are the representatives of our country in this tournament, and in the preliminary stage of the world snooker championship in england , amir sarkhesh, t

central point in the battle for territory and control of the country has been the town of milwaukee on me and maurice eastern border with thailand in the me. almost city of milwaukee this week, explosions and smoke rising from buildings attacked by helicopters, overhead, resistance flights and say they have for now partially withdrawn from the critical board to assist you with tile on which they seized only earlier this month. their retreat follows the counter offensive by the ministry hunter, which sees control of me a ma in a 2021 crew, plunging the country into violent scales. fighting in b a y d has cause thousands to flee into neighboring thailand. although thailand's foreign ministry set on wednesday some had since returned, this is one year what it is so important to have only a handful of border crossings between me and lawrence highlands located in the city . and more than $1000000000.00 us dollars of trade passes through me of what e each it control of the city means, control of an economic lifeline that to me i'm a thailand has, wouldn't be a muslim entry on. so it's not so

in the continuation of the qualifying stage of this competition, milwaukee played against indiana in its third game this morning and at the end of 1218 against its opponent. he failed and as a result , the face of commerce and youth minister hashemi will leave for bangkok, thailand tonight to watch the futsal match of the asian nations cup. in the continuation of the world shooting cup of veterans and toani yaban hosted by south korea, nasrin shahi won a gold medal and sara jovanmardi won a bronze medal in air rifle. iran's student volleyball team reached the final match of this competition by defeating chinese taipei in the ranking match of the world championship in serbia. arash sadeghiani's students will face germany tomorrow night to win the championship. zubahan has gone to the distance of the games of this stage in the form of three wins. five matches will be held. the draw for the quarter finals will be held on monday so that the teams know their opponents. play this stage of football will be held on 26 and 27 of march. mehdi qaidi, the striker of ittihad kolba , increased his

he in milwaukee, she in chicago. they stayed connected by phone, email, and text all day long. >> i would call her every morning. >> no one seemed to notice any dark force, any unseen thing festering in the heat of that hot, late summer. did not feel the warning, did not know who said what to who. it was september 18th, 2007, a tuesday. >> that tuesday morning i thought i had called her on my way to work but i was interrupted. she called me and said hey, what happened to my call and i said oh, i thought i had, so we spoke for a bit, exchanged emails later, and then just one about the day. >> evening came. he, in the flush of love, called again. no answer. >> i left her a message saying i was heading home, and got a text message back from her phone, saying she was at a dinner, and would reach out later. >> you had been calling her every day, talking all the time, and she said i'm at dinner, i'll call you later? but, she didn't. then 9:00 p.m., one of the ashley's called nailah, nailah who always picked up the phone fo

taurean small reports from milwaukee. >> how you doin'? >> all right and you? reporter: reverend greg lewis is intentional about getting black voters from the pews -- >> we're just going to go to the early et voting site. >> reporter: to the poll tsz in milwaukee. >> you going to cast your ballot? >> the people of color in this state make the difference when there's a state election by far. >> reporter: the pastor has long been on the front lines, coordinating with different churches to host post-service early voting drives. >> we could certainly make a difference as the church in showing our community the power of the vote and showing that power in a way that they can see it vividly. >> hello, milwaukee. >> reporter: black voters in swing states like wisconsin were key to president biden's winning coalition in 2020. but their support could be waning. this month, a cbs news poll shows 70% of -- voted for him in 2020. but the biden campaign believes its outreach has been robust. on top of ramped up visits to crucial battlegrounds, it launched several commercials

we see it in milwaukee and other big cities. those are the three big things and that's what the options are about, joe biden is in trouble. >> bill: unemployment rate in sheboygan is 2.1%. if you had 2.1% as a governor you would never lose. the fact that the economy is having such a drain on people's wallets that's why it becomes so relevant. now enter rfk junior who could be a third party spoiler. >> president biden has done something that no other president in history has done. which is to order media, particularly the social media, facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube, google to censor his political opponents. if you have a president who can censor his political opponents, he has a license for any kind of atrocities. that's a genuine threat to our democracy. >> bill: what about his commentary. will he be on the ballot in wisconsin? >> i think he is right. one, i think he is right about what he is saying out there. the twitter files spelled out the role the biden administration and those before it involved in social media. se

dozens of student protesters here at uw milwaukee in wisconsin. they camped out overnight and continue to clash with ad administrators. uw milwaukee responded to protesters demands in a statement and condemned violence in gaza. they said camping on school ground violate administrative code. students have acknowledged this statement with us and they disagree. they are drafting a response and refuse to end this standoff. you have been covering colleges trying to control protests like this since october. israel counter attack killed 34,000 palestinians in gaza fuelling deep emotion and views from student and faculty. students tell me that police here are on campus, we have noticed a couple of police officers, they have not approached students asking them to leave. students are prepared for that to be a possibility and potential consequences that could come with that. >> steve: has administration in wisconsin said you are breaking policy, if you don't leave, you will be suspended, arrested, anything? >> no, only thing they have said is students are vi

. >> family and friends of 19 year old shade robinson of milwaukee. want closure. >> i think everybody is just overwhelmed. >> robinson's cousin among those searching saying she's too exhausted to go on camera. they're searching a local park for more of her remains after someone found a severed leg linked to robinson through dna evidence. >> people want to get on the water because she's obviously he. she might be in the water and we don't have the resources. >> police say robinson was last seen on april 1st, when she was on a first date with this man, 33 year old maxwell anderson, who's now charged with homicide, mutilation and arson in robinson's death. >> she was gorgeous and her smile could, like, brighten anyone's day. and she just had that personality where she could cheer you up. >> anderson is held on $5 million bond. authorities asked about potential ties to other missing women cases in the area, said there's no evidence of any other victims for now. shot. robinson's loved ones just want to find her. >> our family needs peace and we need closu

trick of projects and all the supplies have been allowed to enter the move and areas of the strip milwaukee alcala, which has this update from giovanni a. there are some, a basic supplies and foods has of life to the low from because the such like the eggs flow and eh, or run just a book take to, to me to stand such eh, things. but all of these doesn't cover the, the need or the, uh, several years here. and all of this also is not affordable for all of the people who are living in the north of gaza. because if we can come there between the prices between it before the invasion and also then vision, it's a big data is very. busy use it if i want to buy a therapy before the, the war and guys i would buy it for a 2 on house on $3.00. but if i want to buy it now, it's cost me, it will cost me a $35.00 or $40.00 and you can, is a take it as too many supplies. and if it was dr wife to the north of gaza, is where the forces have killed at least one palestinian an engine, 2 people doing raids in the occupied westbank, sol just on the alpha can, with confrontations, broke out, supposed to be in fina

the latest, the box full, the hunter rebel groups in the malls they've, they've taken the town of milwaukee on the border with thailand, bowls and a $1000000000.00 worth of goods passed through the trading hop. every a. tiny chang has the story from the boulder, tying on the big codes, the peer outside the boat of crossing and to me and my early on thursday morning reports from across the river to the town of me what he told me. you may have seen the reality on the ground that like a beef through a couple of days, the fighting continuity, as do now as to be, as we speak now, can defy things to continue. and if, even though the melody is not broken, 100 percent, but i can say now from as my minutes. yeah. more than 90 percent already broken on the other side of the bridge. so just for me. yeah. most battalion 275200 has requested safe passage into thailand. military fatigue swapped for civilian clothes, waiting on the banks of the more river. totally soldiers watched and waited. planes in the sound of the strikes in the distance the time military are still on jaila. they believe me what he h

>> i'm keeping a close eye on giannis antetokounmpo from the milwaukee bucks.ne against the indiana pacers today, but the thing is he is a super healer, so never say never, but if the bucks are not able to beat the pacers in this first round, that would be a major upset for milwaukee here. >> gio: all right, malika, let's go to the west now because we have that highly anticipated rematch from last year's conference finals between the lakers and the nuggets. >> yep. >> gio: what can we expect there? >> ah, yes. you have lebron james, the best player for the better part of the last two decades. one of the greatest of all-time versus nikola jokic, the current best player in the nba, and let me just be clear. the denver nuggets are so dominant. after last night's win, they have beat the lakers nine straight times stretching over two seasons, but every game has been close. that's what's been so very exciting about watching these games. the denver nuggets are just so good. they're looking to become the first back-to-back champions since the golden state warriors in 2

or are they worried about these protests vote with in the are and see when they get to milwaukee slow. so 1st of all, everybody should notice of you and you this program that the conventions, both democrat or republican, they are ready to and fixed their over. there's no such thing as an open convention . there's no such thing as somebody making a motion on the floor. it's just a made for tv spectacle, and it's meant to galvanized fundraising, actually among other things. so don't think about that. i look nearly her name is on the balance, but she's not campaigning. i love the places where she gets both. she gets, admittedly, they say, democrats are going across to, especially when she was running across the boat. i agree with my colleagues, it's trumps party. anybody who's never trump is not a republican anymore. they've already been baked in, people know, bill crystal and others, which is much more interesting right now is that younger people and african americans and latin. uh, latinos are looking at trump differently because they're seeing the chaos of buying . remember when you'r

programs, one in detroit and lansing, michigan, to make electric cars, one in philadelphia, when in milwaukeewe will train workers to replace every poisonous lead pipe in america in a decade. here in syracuse, a new hub, semiconductor workers of the future. [applause] and i know that micron is partnering with the american federation of teachers to develop curriculum for high schools in new york state. think about it for those of you as young as me, in your 40's or so, how many schools still have shop? how many folks learn to work with your hands? a significant number of public schools did away with it. so many young people who are qualified and want to and are capable were never going to know that they had that capacity. well, i want to thank randy and sanjay for their work and micron's leadership in workforce development, because they make a big difference. [applause] my investment in america has attracted more than $825 billion -- $825 billion in private sector investment, not a penny which existed before i got elected. and we created a manufacturing boom, clean energy boom, semi conductor

but in the eastern conference, the milwaukee bucks defeated the magic on 9/17 and managed to maintain the second place in the conference. lila guard miloki was the star scorer in this game with 29 points, 6 rebounds and nine assists. in other games cleveland, brooklyn, phoenix teams. the performance of referees in the premier football league these days is discussed by many football circles . last night's football magazine program again addressed this issue . football magazine addressed the situation of referees in our country's football. we see executive and educational discussions and so on. it is not a good situation. our referee's age is now 45 years old in fifa. there is a reason for it because the regulations of the fifa referees committee that came from 2020 are according to those conditions. unfortunately, we have not yet changed the regulations of the referees committee of our country. the members of the board in the new fifa statutes only have a supervisory role. they have an executive role in the discussion of the committee. the chairman of our committee is the head of the p

a lot of trade goes through milwaukee. and you know, this is coming off to a series of defeats that me and my military has based on various areas of the periphery. whether it's in, we're kind states the border with bangladesh and india on the border of thailand. and even to the north, it's been very few spicing. so i think we see that the me and my military is really under a lot of pressure. they've introduced the conscription a little before is not popular and it really feels like they are losing piece battle. you mentioned a conscription, the organization says that the military is now forcing rules into men and boys to fight for it. tell us what you've been hearing. yes, that's right. we put out a release earlier this week where we documented about a 1000 range of men and boys have been abducted. they've been rounded up and were kind sites and they being forced to fight on the front lines. now the ethnic range are not even allowed citizenship in the in law, and they have fled to bangladesh because of campaigns of ethnic

asesinato de una mujer identificada y cuya pierna fue encontrada en un parque junto a un lago cerca de milwaukeeiÁn: la administraciÓn biden anunciÓ hoy que ademÁs estÁ utilizando los programas existentes de condonaciÓn de prÉstamos estudiantiles para cancelar la otra ronda de deuda estudiantil. la cifra es de miles de millones de dÓlares y estarÍa beneficiando a mÁs de 270.000 prestatarios, tal y como nos cuenta pedro rojas. pedro: las historias de quienes han recibido condonaciÓn de deudas estudiantiles en el paÍs comienzan a conocerse. brenda apoyo, una maestra de nueva york debÍa $ 80.000. >> es algo que yo digo, yo me voy a retirar y quÉ pasa? mis hijos van a tener que pagar para mis prÉstamos. honestamente fue un alivio tremendo. pedro: el gobierno del presidente biden anunciÓ hoy que va destinar $ 7400 millones para cancelar deudas estudiantiles de 277.000 personas mÁs que se registraron en el programa safe. maritza en filadelfia estuvo en el programa safe y dice que ya tambiÉn le perdonaron la deuda. >> quedÓ en cero por lo que yo vi. pedro: sin embargo, la iniciativa enfrenta desafÍos c

there was a study in 2020 and they figured that beavers in the upper watershed of the milwaukee within 25 years would generate 1.7 trillion gallons of water storage a year and that much water hold on it is valued at $3.3 billion a year. and that's just it's not that many beavers either. it's like 4000 beavers. yeah. and so and this this is 900 square miles of land that's open. it's as if you have to move someone's soccer or worry about infrastructure. we have a lot of open land that is beaver ready that people just haven't thought about. so i think, you know, the coexistence strategies that you mentioned before are important putting in pond level areas to control when they flood. you can control the level of flooding culvert to protect culverts. but i think it also we need to change our thinking in some places maybe we put the soccer field in in the wrong and we could move it someplace else. exactly. it takes some humility and some you have to do that. but the of that are amazing. what are you i want to read your quote you were saying that in reference to the 2023 supreme court decisio

but in the eastern conference, milwaukee defeated bucks 1799 and magic and was able to maintain the second this conference. recording 29 points, 6 libans and 9 passes led to the star score of this game. iran's national bucks team won against the russian team in the second preparatory match. the russian team, which camped in tehran for a few days , had lost against our country's team in its previous match. the final week of the premier women's football league ended yesterday evening with the holding of four games, and khatun bam's team, which previously won the championship in this competition. he had confirmed that he succeeded in defeating isatis fars 6-1. in the standings of this competition, after khatun bam , the teams of melban of sijan municipality of sepahan were in the second to fourth place. international union the athletics federations for the first time considered a prize for the champions of the paris olympics , based on which the winner. the gold medal of this competition will receive 50,000 dollars in each of the 48 second-court matches, and in the third round of the monte-ka

i don't know what they are talking about in milwaukee but fill us in. regardless of how you might vote who do you trust to do a better job. joe biden is at 39%, donald trump is at 57%. we just talked to jessica in michigan where biden seems to be trailing and that "wall street journal" poll at 48, 45%. cnn poll had trump up eight. in wisconsin, this seems to be a very close race. can you explain why? >> well, it's a really close race here in wisconsin. donald trump did not win wisconsin in 2020. but i think people are realizing that there is a binary choice here and the status quo under president biden especially as it comes to immigration, migration, crime and lawlessness, people are looking at the status quo like i said and saying we can't take this anymore. it plays into feelings of insecurity nationwide and i think people are looking at these two choices and saying donald trump will keep me safer. >> bill: one or the other. >> dana: the "wall street journal" has wisconsin as a strict tie 46/46. you mentioned something there about people feeling safe

what you have to realize now is that when milwaukee in their own local report says that robberies have reports that robberies have gone down 13% in milwaukee, somebody is lying. 63% of the departments in this country are reporting less cr crime, why? because the fbi has created new onerous crime stats that take hours to analyze every crime. it is like the new york city council has just passed a law to say we want the police to do more paperwork every time they have an interaction with a human being -- which provides for less police defense on the street. they are liars, and it's political. the bottom line is, you cannot function in a society where you don't have enough police, where there isn't enough 911 response time. we are not safe. everybody agrees when harold is saying we need to get rid of cashless bail, we need to put criminals in jail. until we are in a situation where that stuff is eliminated, and until we have politicians who are willing to do that -- with all due respect, i don't think kamala harris was a great prosecutor. i think she was a horrible prosecutor. i think she

in milwaukee, the fbi reported a 13 percent drop in robberies milwaukee police reported a 7 percent increasen style accounting to cook the books on everything from crime, border, economy. and in the media reporters they just regurgitate the propaganda and they wonder why the country is soured and we don't trust them in trump is wending. paul's an attorney and former nypd inspector. how regis is this fbi crime book cooking? >> it's pretty bad. you only have about 63 percent of the country that's even covered by these numbers. and what the media does is that they find some point that works for them, they hammer it and hemorrhage. you know how this works. he goes to all the proxies and they lead with that story and hope that everybody's eyes glaze over and numbers are numbers and nobody cares. but truth of the matter is i think this is good for the right and good for donald trump because nobody believes it. and as they continued to hammer this point, people know what they see in here, and the reality is as you point out, since 2019 we are up, if you take the murder number which generally the an

they can eliminate milwaukee tuesday night. saw it right here on abc seven.allas paul george and james harden without kawhi leonard, mavs were down by as many as 31. but late in the fourth, kyrie irving, who had a game high 40. they take their first lead since the first quarter. look at owner mark cuban just stunned next possession though paul george from fresno state. fadeaway three buckets tied for a team high 33. and then james harden scored 15 of his 33 in the fourth. clippers hang on. whoa 116 111 series tied at two. game five in la on wednesday, abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> chris thanks. and a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free. well, that's all the time we have for tonight everyone. i'm dion lim, abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of us here. thanks so much for joining u

it's hard to know if you're buying secondhand, this is a milwaukee extra large? extra large? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this should be a designation, yeah. a milwaukee extra large, if your kid wets the bed, you could use that to throw over -- >> if your kid fell out the window, you could use it as probably a parachute. >> jimmy: you got back from india, what, five weeks ago? >> yeah, four weeks ago. >> jimmy: how was that trip? >> oh my god, it was incredible. we were guests of bill gates, which is mind-blowing to me. >> jimmy: who went on the trip? >> monica and i, cohost, "armchair expert." the whole time we kept thinking, why have they brought us here? we're two broadcasters. >> jimmy: i was going to ask that question. >> it was never figured out. we did interview him at the end of the trip, but it was the most mind-blowing experience where we just went from place to place with bill, the different projects he has, the agricultural projects, the slum rehabilitation, the medical stuff. we hung with him for seven days. and i will tell you, i learned something about h

, great city by the way stood up there in milwaukee. and when asked, do you believe what you support donald trump even if he's convicted of felonies and almost all of them raise their hands, what does that do? it takes a republican voter that looking at donald trump as their chief influence. but there's also a tier two of influencers. those tier two are the people that are on that stage. if everybody on that stage would said, hell, no, i would not him. if he is found guilty by a jury of his peers in this fair justice system, they could have drug republicans to that side. but when every one of them, tim scott, for god's sakes, stands up there and i don't care, i'm to still support him. what that says every republican that's watching like look up and say, well, evidently this is witch hunt by the justice department because these other people i trust say it is and they're running against him. i mean, they ran acted like donald trump wasn't even on the stage. so i agree. the russian investigation stuff went i mean there's a lot to unpack we