mr. smith's family. they have some distrust of the system and that is understandable under the circumstances. it is my undergo that mr. smith's body has been released so that they can conduct their memorial service. have been shared with the family through the medical examiner. the family has not seen the video. this is the same circumstance as anyone, if we release this to anyone, those individuals could share the details of that and compromise the integrity of our when the time comes to release the video, theamily of mr. smith will be the first that we share it with. the officersol that determination is made in each case on a case by case instance. they have -- there have been requests from officers to see the video but we've determined the search for the truth in this case is better served by not showing them the video. all three officers who were initially at the scene have been interviewed at least once and we already have some additional questions we would like to follow up with at some point with

the way the gun is positioned, the position of mr. smith when the officer made his decision to discharge his things are part of that important determination. releasing more than what has been could compromise the integrity of the investigation. >> [inaudible] >> if it were me in charge of the division of criminal investigation, i would not have released it because of the role i have. for the mayor, he has a to do what he good to try to maintain safety and calm -- and do what he could to maintain safety and calm in the city. i think that was a reasonable decision to release a small piece of information here it often times what triggers and rest after an officer-involved use of force is information that this has -- the subject was her was not armed. the mayor was able to derive that information. think harms our investigation. >> [inaudible] >> i would urge everyone to wait until all of the investigation is completed and we release all the reports so you can see everything in context. again, we're looking at individuals, me, my department of j

the way the gun is positioned, a position of mr. smith, when the officer made his decision to discharge his weapon, all of those things are part of that important determination. mayor has stated i believe could compromise the integrity of that investigation. >> [indiscernible] >> if it were me, in charge of the division of criminal investigation, i wouldn't have released it because of the role i have. for the mayor he has a different role. he had a responsibility to do safety and calm in the city and i think what he did was a reasonable decision to release a small piece of information oftentimes what triggers unrest after an officer involved use of force is information that the subject was or was not armed. in this situation, the mayor was able to provide that information. that limited statement i don't think harms our investi >> i would urge everyone to wait until all of the investigation is complete and with release all of the reports. you can see everything in context. again, i think, we're looking at individuals when you compare me to

at the time to stop happened, the officer who shot mr. smith was pursuing mr. smith. mr. smith ran into an area where he got trapped. he was cornered in this yard. at that point, the chief said that the young man displayed the gun and turned towards the officer with it. this is the description the chief gave us based on review of the body camera. what happened to the other suspect and whether they have identified him? at this point, it is still unclear. i assume, the other question raised at the news conference, his partner probably had a body camera on too, and is there more video? they are trying to make sure they get all the video available, not only from officers body cam, but does somebody have surveillance cameras. in this day and age, there are cameras everywhere. the initial and rudimentary response we have is they go out and make sure that anybody in the neighborhood they get it from, can get it from, they will. kathy: we are looking at ago. matt, what a to tell us what you are observing now. matt: this is around locust and sherman. we have a large group of office

trish: mrs. smith, you want answers and should get them, thank you for joining us today. >> okay. >> you know, shifting gears, i've said it here before, when you look at europe right now, germany's experiment with open borders to a million plus muslim migrants has been and continues to be a complete and utter, total disaster. a shocking new report finds that sexual assaults in germany committed by these migrants have, quote, reached epidemic proportions and yet hillary clinton vows to bring in 65,000 syrian migrants into our country? that's next. . trish: a shocking new report finds that the sexual assaults in germany committed by migrants have, quote, reached epidemic proportions. just last month, hundreds of german women and children were sexually assaulted by migrants. the youngest, nine years old. the oldest, 79 years old. it's not only germany that's facing this problem right now. the mayor of mobling, austria says his town has had enough of afghan migrants committing the sexual assaults after a g

i'd like to ask mr. smith if mr. dewey had won the 1944 election, what would his policy as far as ending the war? >> 1944, did you say? >> caller: yes. >> i think it's a fair question, but, i think if you look at the calendar and you see where the armies were in january of 1945, i think at that point, obviously, the nazi defeat was only a question of time. the larger question, of course, for example, yalta, how dewey might have conducted diplomacy differently if it had been him meeting churchill and stalin. >> what about the atomic bomb? do you think dewey would have done that? >> it's hard for me to believe that any president, after we'd spent $2 billion to do this thing, knowing that if he didn't use the bomb and if the war were prolonged, quite frankly, it would lead to impeachment. what was the point of -- i think this retrospective argument over truman and whether it was moral to use the bomb and so forth and so on, it's hard to believe any american president not taking advantage of the opportunity to end the wa

the way the gun is positioned, the position of mr. smith when the officer made his decision to discharge his weapon, all of those things are part of that releasing more than what they mayor has stated, i believe, could compromise the integrity of the investigation. a spokesman for the d-a's office would not comment on today's press conference. as for a timeline, there were no specifics but schimel said he believes a charging decision will come faster than it did in the dontre hamilton case in 2014. that took about six months. despite the attorney's general's of wisconsin says many questions still remain unanswered. fox6's is ted perry joins us from the newsroom. ted we heard from the executive director today... since the unrest sparked by the august 13th shooting... the aclu has been calling on the state and milwaukee police to be more transparent. the executive director applauded the attorney's general for releasing new details in the investigation... including that all critical witnesses have been interviewed. but he says that should war

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and mother-in-law mother-in-law for naval naval officer and i cannot conceive of the grief that mrs. smithls for her lost son or the kahn's and utterly ignored, the best thing anybody can do a public life is to say i don't care what they say or what these families do we suffer with you. we respect your grief and read my review for the sacrifice period. lou: we are watching some of the neocons resurrect themselves in various publications in washington d.c., the so-called right conservative roots. these are people responsible for all that has transpired at least from the incipient point to at least the iraq, may of 2003 where the necessity to actually do something constructive and move out of their was clear. why in the world that they still bear? >> why isn't anybody listening to them? i don't understand it. we went into afghanistan but we stuck around to nation nation build and never went after al-qaeda or bin laden and be going to iraq nation-building trying to force democracy down the throats of folks who don't want it and can't sustain it. if they want to kill each other, sorry why do w

harry truman later said to her, mrs. smith, your declaration of conscience was one of the finest things that's happened here in washington in all my years in the senate and in the white house. as should be appreciated, too, there is here and rightfully an enduring pride that comes with serving one's country, of navigating with skill and good intentions and to good effect within this political institution. congressman barbara jordan once put if proudly, i am neither a black politician nor a woman politician. just a politician. a professional politician. my friend senator patrick leahy of vermont while standing outside the capitol on 9/11 said to himself, lord, let us get back in there. we had to say to the american people that we were here including our loyal and brave staff. we have an old expression about those who have departed the scene. gone but not forgotten. if not forgotten, they're not gone. think about those who passed through these very doors. think of the turning points in our history that have taken place here, rig

a police spokesman later apologized saying -- we were disappointed with how mr. smith was treated. the robber got away with his wallet and $3. >>> the 49ers quarterback colin capper neck says he will continue -- kaepernick says he will continue to sit during the national anthem. and there will be a team from the the protests. >> reporter: 49ers quarterback kaepernick's act of protest setting off a firestorm. he's sitting alone friday as the national anthem played before a preseason game. kaepernick saying he will continue to sit in silent protest of what he calls systemic racism in this country. >> it's not something that should be hidden and should be talked about. these conversations need to happen. i think it's something that ca >> reporter: some outraged fans burning his number 7 jersey. accusing him of disrespecting the armed forces. other nfl players speaking out like giants star victor cruz. >> the fact is the flag. you have to respect the flag and you have to stand up with your teammates. it's bigger than just you in my opinion. >> reporter: the baltimore ravens reynolds wh

the way the gun is positioned, the position of mr. smith when the officer made his decision to discharge his weapon, all of those things are part of that important determination. releasing more than what they mayor has stated, i believe, could compromise the integrity of the

. >> judge judy: mr. smith, you and the defendant had a relationship. at some point, you were incarcerated, and it is your claim that during the time you were incarcerated, ms. speakes sold your car without your permission and then subsequently kept some of your property. ms. speakes says that nothing could be farther from the truth, that you told her to sell the car because she was taking care

we are piecing together detailed histories for both the officer and mr. smith to determine if there is any pre-existing relationship that may have affected the events that day. schimel confirms some of the state investigators on this case are retired from m-p-d. he does not see that as a conflict on interest because there's no direct relationship to the officers involved. charging decision to come fast that it did in the 2014 dontre hamilton case; that took nearly six months. the d-a's office declined to comment today. ted thanks aj despite todays new details from the attorney general -- the a-c-l-u of wisconsin says many questions still remain unanswered. fox6s madeline anderson is live in downtown milwaukee where she spoke with the organizations executive director. the aclu has been pusing for more transparency from both the department of justice and milwaukee police. that includes releasing the body camera footage of the incident... and information on the moments leading up to it. a week after calling for the release of the body camera video in the officer i

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we are piecing together detailed histor and mr. smith to determine if there is any pre-existing relationship that may have affected the events that day. schimel says there is no timeline to finish the investigation. but he expects a decision on charges to come faster than it did in the dontre hamilton case. that took about six months. in response to schimel's remarks-- the a-c-l-u of wisconsin says many questions remain unanswered. "the chief has said this is a suspicion stop. a suspicion stop? ok, so what was suspicious spokesman chris ahmuty says he specifically wants to hear from milwaukee police chief ed flynn. m-p-d is conducting its own internal investigation into the officer who shot and killed smith. the red cross will partner with other charitable organizations today to create a "one stop shop" to help victims of an apartment fire in sheboygan. over the weekend. nicole joins us now with the latest. the multi-agency resource center will be open today at farnsworth middle school to help the victims of the fire get back on their fe

the way the gun is positioned, the position of mr. smith when the officer made his decision to discharge his weapon, all of those things are part of that important determination. releasing more than what they mayor has stated, i believe, could compromise the integrity of the the investigation. he says it took longer than usual for d-o-j agents to collect evidence at the scene because initially, it wasn't safe there. he also says reviewing the video is challenging because the first parts don't have sound. i believe its a 30-second delay before the audio starts after the incident recording begins. schmiel does not put a timeline on the investigation but says he;s hopeful a charging decision will come sooner than it did in the 2014 dontre hamilton case, we are very optimistic that this will move much faster. the d-a's office declined to comment on today's announcement. schimel confirms some of the state investigators on this case are retired from m-p-d. however, he does not see that as a conflict on interest, saying there's no direct relations

woods and mr. smith that they apparently were giving their parents, financial support and of course the emotional distress, compensatory and punitive damages and damages for emotional distress. >> i still surprised it wasn't the estate number one. second thing they are suing her personally not suing her as secretary of state. this may be real inside baseball but the judge that they drew on the wheel, that may be the best thing they have going for them. >> recognize. >> judge recognize lambreth. my heart bleeds for these parents. i don't see them being successful. i don't even see this getting to the jury. >> imagine you are there and son's casket is being delivered and secretary of state goes down the line to approach the parents and mrs. smith said she said we're going to get to the bottom of this. we are going to put this guy in jail who made this video knowing that that was false. that just musted a more sting and pain to them given everything that they have gone through. i think that lawsuit as i rea

there are some across the street, where mr. smith was killed on saturday. there is a tree where a vigil was held a couple of nights ago, but that seems peaceful as well. there are plenty of police walking around, but we have seen larger tactical police vans the last couple of days, they have left the scene. the traffic patterns here seem to be returning back to normal, and it is a lot quieter than it everybody here in the neighborhood and in the city. kathy: wisn 12 news' ben hutchison is also there live. joyce: do have a similar story? >> we are a block away from christina. it is a similar situation. i have been covering this story since saturday. one thing we tonight that might be a sign that things are returning to normal is that the buses are running. last night, they stopped early in the evening, but now they are running, and people are optimistic that this is the turn they were hoping for and that things will way returned to normal, but we are pretty much the only people out here right now. a lot of people are paying attention to that curfew as well.

we embrace the constitution in any time that mr. smith wants some exposure to those rights he's free to inspect them. they are enclosed in glass in the national archives. >> i'm not sure this is relevant but i can't resist the opportunity since we have you here i understand that two plus two equals five i wonder if that is code for a gun plus a gun equals due process. that i think your honor is a new math that has been created didn't you really crossed the line into clearly unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment when you made that. quite the contrary your honor. they are the best very best steaks found anywhere. as you know we also offered an opportunity to have those stakes with the book we supplied called art of the meal. mr. bauer i want to assure you that current given the current of conduct. this is not a fundraiser. >> under the holding this you are probably right. there's a theory about the constitution displaced in the time of terror and is known as the death chair theory of constitutional rights. when we are at peace we ha

. >> reporter: mr. smith tells me he did not hesitate to jump in to action and try and save some of those passengers because he hopes that someone would have done the same for him if he was >>> now to chris wragge who spoke with victims right after the terrifying crash. she joins us live from university hospital. >> reporter: five victims listed in critical condition here at university hospital. as meg said dozens of other passengers were injured, rushed on to ambulances to area hospitals. we spoke to several passengers on the bus that was literally split barreling at them. one shot cell phone video as he tried to get out of that bus, and as he tried to help other people get off. he describes a chaotic scene of people being trapped, pinned in their seats in the back of the bus. >> what did you hear? >> i just hear the people and for help. >> people asking for help screaming. >> yes, yes. the guy wanted help. i was scared i was going to see the guy die. >> i tried to help a lady, but she said she was stuck so

mr. smith's family. they have some distrust of the system. and that is understandable under the circumstances. >> schimel says about a dozen special agents from doj were on the case. he says they are reviewing the officer's training records and smith and the officer that could have impacted what happened. >> i'm also urging patients to give us the opportunity to give us a thorough and comprehensive search for the truth. >> the aclu said it is disappointed in the attorney general's decision not to release body camera video. in a statement, the executive director said, quote, the aclu believes that because the critical witnesses have all been interviewed, releasing the video will investigation. >>> milwaukee police released a picture of a man wanted for setting a liquor store on fire during the violence in sherman park. it was taken inside mjm liquor store on fond du lac avenue. if you know this person, you are urged to call milwaukee police. >>> we're learning more about the two other milwaukee police officers at the scene of the us. >> good e

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as far as mr. smith is concerned, the catholicism should not enter into the picture. he was clearly a proponent of the middle-class and pro-labor. genuinely a well intended individual. i am wondering that if today, if we had a candidate running for the president of the united states, what candidate would mr. smith's mindset be able to pull it off? despite that, thank you so much. i enjoy watching. peter: beverly gage. prof. gage: i think that is an interesting question. smith goes through a very weird political transition in the 1930's. after he lost the election, he does flip on a lot of what he stood for up to that point. i know we will get to talking about that a little later in the show. he was a populist of sorts. he is not an absolute populist. he was certainly not a william jennings bryan populist. if anything, he really did not like bryan around cultural issues. he was an urban populist. i think it is true that he is an advocate of the middle class. he is a figure that embodies and advertises that he embodies the kind of "working your way up to the american sy

there are some across the street, where mr. smith was killed on saturday. there is a tree where a vigil was held a couple of nights ago, but that seems peaceful as well. there are plenty of police walking around, but we have seen larger tactical police vans the last couple of days, they have left the scene. the traffic patterns here seem to be returning back to normal, and it is a lot quieter than it

i mean, i know that dewey was supposed to win that race, maybe mr. smith could talk about that, about what were his prospects about winning the '48 campaign against roosevelt. >> now, the '48 campaign against truman. i think the '44 campaign against roosevelt, i'm not sure he ever really expected to win. i think he certainly expected to win four years later. but again, as we talked a little bit earlier, you may have missed it, he was not the complacent figure sitting unquestioningly upon his leave that you might think from some of the textbook accounts. he was very cognizant of the fact that public opinion was a dynamic thing. he sensed slippage in the last days of the campaign, and i think he felt in some ways trapped. he had a strategy, it had brought him this far. there was no reason to believe it wouldn't carry him across the finish line first. >> as tom dewey jr. has told us several times tonight, his father turned the page, he moves on. after he loses in 1944 and 1948, he goes on, though, to still play a role in party politics. what is it, what's his

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this stems from a deadly confrontation who mr. smith whos killed during a traffic stop. smith was armed and refused to drop his weapon. the incident started widespread destruction throughout the neighborhood. >> it's not going a make a difference, it's going to make things worse, really, balls -- because, we're doing too much we burning stuff down. police have not said they will release the body camera footage. >>> thousands of people fled a wildfire near two towns in northern california. the fire jumped a highway in lower lake and burned five square miles destroying ten homes, the fire is 5% contained. >>> a mother saved her 4-year-old from a mountain lion after the child was attacked on a family camping trimp over -- trip over the weekend in idaho. her mother put her down for a nap when she wandered away from the tent. kelsey's mother ran toward the animal and it dropped the girl and ran away. >> i look over and seeing if i can see anything wrong, i see the marks on her ribs, and i know she is okay. >> idaho fish and game officials say such big cat attacks are rare, wh

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mr. smith's hand. and i'll take his word at that. but without the sound, without knowing when the order to drop the gun was given, without knowing when the shots were fired - just having a gun in the hand doesn't tell the public what they need to know." know." 3 the wisconsin department of justice is in charge of the video right now.milwaukee police chief "ed flynn" says... the video is ?mostly silent? because of an "audio delay" when switching on the body camera. 3 the d-o-j is asking for tips about the officer-involved shooting.in fact, it now has an ?online tip form? set up for anyone to submit information.they're asking people for ?facts? -- not speculation or hearsay. we have a link to that tip form at cbs-58-dot-com. looking ahead...there will be a "listening session" tonight in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood...in wake of last unrest.it will take place from six to nine at parklawn assembly of god near sherman boulevard and roosevelt drive. milwaukee mayor tom barrett gave credit to the faith community in helping keep the

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mr. smith's hand. and i'll take his word at that. but without the sound, without knowing when the order to drop the gun was given, without knowing when the shots were fired - just having a gun in the hand doesn't tell the public what they need to know." know." the wisconsin d-o-j is in charge of the investigation, and says it's not prepared to release any of the video evidence right now.milwaukee police chief ed flynn says the video is mostly silent because switching on the body camera. 3 stay with cbs 58 for the latest devlopments on the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood -- both on-air and online, at cbs 58 dot com. 3 good news for packers fans... the pro-football hall of fame is giving refunds to those who bought tickets to the cancelled pre-season game in canton.fans will get back the face-value of their tickets, fees ?and? one-night hotel accommodations.fans will also get four tickets to the hall of fame comes after at least four fans filed suitover the debacle.the august 7th game -- between green bay and indianapolis -- wa

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