bucks president, peter feigin says -- he didn't intend to characterize the city as quote -- overtly racist..the milwaukee journal sentinel reports feigin said in a statement that milwaukee is a terriffic community -- and he's proud to be a part of it. journal reported feigin called milwaukee the most segregated, racist place he has seen.mayor tom barrett says he is happy bucks president peter feigin president peter feigin is "engaged in trying to improve our community." two men in sheboygan are face burglary charges this morning after authorities say they tried to sell stolen items on craigslist. police say 18- year-old brionn stokes and 17-year-old jaquan wright showed up at a y-m-c-a in sheboygan with a stolen police officers arrived undercover. officers then served a search warrant -- recovering almost all of the items taken in a burglary from a sheboygan woman's home. the 18-year-old suspect is also wanted on a homicide warrant in milwaukee. breaking right now -- a one hundred billion dollar beer deal is one step closer to happening.s-a-b-miller and anheauser-busch inbev cleared a majo

with a two run do t 6 to 4..and espn is reporting that texans star defensive end bucks president, peter feigin is backpedaling over comments he made calling milwaukee racist.the milwaukee journal sentinel reports feigin said in a statement that milwaukee is a terriffic community -- and he's proud to be a part of it.last week, the wisconsin state journal reported feigin called milwaukee... "the most ever experienced in my life." mayor tom barrett says he is happy bucks president peter feigin is "engaged in trying to improve our community." check this out -team photo day ahead of golf's ryder cup .. tiger woods gets a little confused.at first, tiger thought the photographer wanted him to stand on the other side of the back row.and moments later, it became clear that tiger was not supposed to be in the team picture at all.... just captain took the snub well though, and had a laugh with the other u-s vice captains on the sidelines. a fall day with clouds, wind, temps near 60, and scattered late afternoon showers lingered into the evening, and it is cloudy and chilly this morning with lows in the u

peter feigin delivered those club of madison. this quote, first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has happened for a long, long time.' the numbers dont lie, man. if he feels that way, he feels that way. bucks forward john henson refers to two national studies and a u-w-m report that found milwaukee to be the most segregated major metro in the country. but if the city is indeed in need of major ch spend hundreds of millions of public dollars on a new arena for a team with very wealthy owners? aj: after interest, 400 million taxpayer dollars for the publics share of the arena, that money could cover a lot of those repairs - what do you say to the people in milwaukee watching? edens: again, the choice of words wouldve been different but i think the notion of awareness is a good one. i know, from my part, were focused on doing the things we can to conn

a spokesman for the bucks says peter feigin is done talking move forward. joyce: breaking news, nfl super star and the pride of pewaukee j.j. watt may be out of the rest of the season. 12 sports dan needles is here. dan, there's word tonight watt reinjured his back. dan: watt had surgery to repair a herniated disc in his back in july and sat out the entire preseason, but was back on the field for the season opener three weeks ago. according to multiple reports tonight, watt reinjured his back last thursday against the patriots, and he is expected to be sidelined until at least december, and possibly for the rest of the season. he might need more surgery. watt has never missed a regular season game in his five-plus nfl seasons with the texans. j.j. watt has won three nfl defensive player of the year awards. he is expected to be placed on the texans injured reserve list tomorrow. kathy: rain is coming down, and we have some of our coldest temperatures in months. mark is in the weather center. it is rather raw out there this evening. mark: and tough to take be

peter feigin called milwaukee the most segregated and racist city hes seen. our aj bayatpour the words that he chose mightve been a little different. peter feigin delivered those words last week before the rotary the words that he chose mightve been a little different. peter feigin delivered those words last week before the rotary club of madison. this quote, first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and the numbers dont lie, man. if he feels that way, he feels that way. bucks forward john henson refers to two national studies and a u-w-m report that found milwaukee to be the most segregated major metro in the country. but if the city is indeed in need of major changes, how does it help to spend hundreds of millions of public dollars on a new arena for a team with very wealthy owners? aj: after interest, 400 million taxpayer dollars for the publics share of the arena, that money coul

bucks president peter feigin made those remarks while speaking to the rotary club of madison. he said: "very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place i've ever experienced in my life." you may recall... a 2012 study by the manhattan institute claimed milwaukee is racially segregated city in america. about the opportunity the milwaukee bucks have to make a difference in struggling parts of milwaukee. the team's president envisions the construction of a new arena downtown breathing new life into the city. the bucks previously made an effort to make sure construction jobs on the project are available to minorities and disadvantaged milwaukeeans. feigin also said he wants the bucks to continue being programs. the team also has a partnership with local barbershop gee's clippers. it gives the business tickets for home games... which the owner distributes to kids who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford going. live...pz... a milwaukee woman is recovering this morning after being shot in her front yard. the 29-year old told police standing... then realized she had been

mayor tom barrett says he is happy bucks president peter feigin president peter feigin is "engaged in tin our community." today, milwaukee mayor tom barrett and the city's health commissioner will release the latest phase of the strong baby campaign.the campaign is aimed at increasing awareness for milwaukee's home visiting programs as a benefit to expecting families.today's launch takes place at 10 a- launch takes today's launch takes place at 10 a-m at the city of milwaukee health department. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--an important warning this morning about dehumidifiers catching fire. about before it's too late. then -- more evacuations this morning for people in northern california. how many homes are threatened now... and the danger as the fire keeps yesterday was a fall day with clouds, wind, temps near 60, and scattered late afternoon showers. the showers lingered into the evening, and it is cloudy and chilly this morning with lows in the upper 40s and a brisk breeze. it will be another dreary fall day with scattered rain showers, gusty winds and highs the lo

peter feigin calls milwaukee - the most racist and segregated city he's even seen. tonight, his boss is weighing in. studio with more. the bucks opened their training camp in madison today. that's where we caught up with the team's co-owner wes edens. we asked him to respond to these remarks made in front of the rotary club of madison. according to the wisconsin state journal, feigin said quote: 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has so what does edens think? "the choice of words wouldve been different but i think the notion of awareness is a good one. i know, from my part, were focused on doing the things we can to connect and make a difference in the community. the bucks have pledged to put their money where their mouth is. they vow to pay workers at the new arena at least 15 dollars an hour by 2023. we did ask to speak with peter feigin himself. team officials tell us he was not in madison today. on our website, fox six now dot

sponsored by the wisconsin club featuring bucks president peter feigin, shown here in file video. his recent comments in madison about milwaukee being quote--"the most segregated, racist place i've ever experienced in my life" unquote..gained national attention. peter feigin told last night's audience that he never meant to imply that every milwaukeean is racist. in the end, whether you agree or disagree, his comments have stirred dialogue. mayor tom disparities in our city. he's happy that feigin is engaged in trying to improve a community that i've loved for 35 years. i think that's something we should encourage-and perhaps-take part their royal highnesses crown prince alexander and crown princess katherine of serbia made a stop a serb hall. united states to try and raise money for "lifeline chicago"-- an organization that helps with relief efforts in serbia. this actually isn't the crown prince's first time to milwaukee. "it's good to be back in milwaukee. i used to live in chicago, i used to come quite often to milwaukee here. it's a lovely city. we have our people who live he

peter feigin called milwaukee the most segregated and racist city hes seen. the bucks are training in madison this week--and that's where we sent a-j bayatpour for reaction. the words that he chose mightve been a little different. peter feigin delivered those words last week before the rotary first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has happened for a long, long time.' the numbers dont lie, man. if he feels that way, he feels that way. bucks forward john henson refers to two national studies and a u-w-m report that found milwaukee to be the most segregated major metro in the country. but if the city is indeed in need of major changes, how does it help to spend hundreds of millions of public dollars on a new arena interest, 400 million taxpayer dollars for the publics share of the arena, that money could cover a lot of those repairs - what do you say to the people in milwaukee wa

milwaukee bucks' co-owner wes edens responds to remarks made by team president peter feigin. in front of the rotary club of madison last week-- feigin referred to milwaukee as the most segregated, racist place he's ever experienced in his life. edens says while feigin could have put what he said differently-- raising awareness is important and the team is doing what they can to make a difference in the community. the trial continues today for carl barrett. accused of shooting into a house and killing 5- year-old laylah petersen nearly two years ago ...as she sat on her grandfathers lap. according to police-- his intended victim lived in a different house about four blocks away. barrett is facing a charge of first degree reckless homicide. governor walker and the uw credit union announcing a plan to make college affordable. before today-- the credit union has only served students and alumni in the university of wisconsin system. now they're expanding their

while the team is gearing up for the season here in madison, we had some questions regarding peter feigins comments about milwaukee. today, wes edens says the team president couldve used a better choice of words but adds the problems feigin describes are real -- and he thinks the bucks might be able to help. the bucks run familiar drills tuesday as training camp opens in madison. co-owner wes edens finds himself in the responding to less-than-flattering remarks made by the team president about milwaukee. the words that he chose mightve been a little different. peter feigin delivered those words last week before the rotary club of madison. this quote, first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has happened for a long, long time.' the numbers dont lie, man. if he feels that way, he feels that way. bucks forward john henson refers to two national studies and a most segregated major metro in the country. but if the

bucks president peter feigin is speaking to marquette university students this afternoon... as part of the school we're told by the university this is a students only event. it's not open to the general public. feigin is speaking there... after the wisconsin state journal earlier this week reported he told the rotary club of madison: "very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place i've ever experienced in my life." feigin later clarified he was not characterizing the general population of milwaukee as terrific community with wonderful people. feigin says he was addressing social, economic and geographic divides that exist in the city... and how the bucks can help be a unifier. for instance, the team's made an effort to make sure construction jobs on its new arena downtownare available to minorities and disadvantaged milwaukeeans. live....pz.... tmj4 up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--where you can head tonight to try out more than 40 different wisconsn brews.then -- eins, zwei, drei: ein prosit!the annual ceremony taking place today at pere marquette

bucks president peter feigin made those remarks while speaking to the rotary madison. he said: "very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place i've ever experienced in my life." you may recall... a 2012 study by the manhattan institute claimed milwaukee is the most racially segregated city in america. feigin said that as he sp the milwaukee bucks have to make a difference in struggling parts of milwaukee. the team's president envisions the construction of a new arena downtown breathing new life into the city. the bucks previously made an effort to make sure construction jobs on the project are available to minorities and disadvantaged milwaukeeans. feigin also said he wants the bucks to continue being involved in community programs. the team also has a partnership with local barbershop gee's clippers. it home games... which the owner distributes to kids who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford going. live...pz... tmj4 happening right now...the man behind the space-x rocket missions is planning to explain how he plans to build a livable city on mars in the

bucks president, peter feigin is backpedaling over comments he made calling the city of milwaukee racist. the milwaukee journal sentinel reports feigin said in a statement that milwaukee is a terriffic community -- and he's proud to be a part of it. part of it.last week, the wisconsin state journal reported feigin called milwaukee "the most segregated, racist place i've ever experienced."mayor tom barrett says he is happy bucks president peter feigin is "engaged in trying to improve >> aouncer: from nbc news, this is "today" wh kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from rockefeller plaza. ?? >> hey, everybody. you made it. happywednesday. winesd wednesday. hoda calls it hump day. september 28. that's act like you don't by brook eden. >> i haven't heard that. i like it already. >> yeah. >> we have a great show. two lovely talented stars are here. hilary duff and debbie mazar from "younger" which we happen to have a cameo in tonight. >> that's what we hear. >> home cooking. we're honored. >> we are. >> then it is the best-selling novel that sold 15 million copies. now "the girl on the tra

an event at marquette university featuring milwaukee bucks president peter feigin was canceled today. feigin has gotten national attention recently for calling place" he has seen. the university had gotten word that several "non-students" were planning to show-up, so the event was called-off. terror on the tracks in new jersey this morning, where a transit train smashed through a barrier and into waiting area.one person is dead, more than 100 others are injured. nbc's chris pollone with the very latest: a devastating scene in new jersey's hoboken train station just outside of new york city. slammed into the station during the morning rush hour. it happened quickly and without warning. passengers on the train were thrown wildly.. up to 100 people injured. stunned passengers staggered out of the wreckage. (sot / jamie weatherhead-saul - passenger :x17 - :23)"the people in front of me were badly injured and then we just heard people screaming in the first car, they were trapped and couldn't get out."many passengers were eventually able to make it out of the train and to safety.scelzo / p

we did ask to speak with peter feigin himself. team officials tell us he was not in from inside the kohl center, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. this story has been number one on our website, fox six now dot com, for more than 24 hours -- and is drawing a lot of reaction, both positive and negative, online. we invite you to join the conversation. visit our facebook page -- fox six news milwaukee, and share your reaction. showers. low: 49 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday: lingering showers. windy and cool. high: 60 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: ne 10-20 mph from your phone. just download the new fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. it was their first official face-off and the number of people who tuned in to watch -- record-breaking. it's been 24 hours since donald trump and hillary clinton went head to head on the debate stage. so who came our political repo

bucks president peter feigin is speaking to marquette university students this afternoon... as part of the school's sports law series. we're told by the university this is a students only event. it's not open to the general public. feigin is speaking there... after the wisconsin state journal earlier this week reported he told the rotary club of madison: bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place i've ever experienced in my life." feigin later clarified he was not characterizing the general population of milwaukee as racist. he called milwaukee a terrific community with wonderful people. feigin says he was addressing social, economic and geographic divides that exist in the city... and how the bucks can help be a unifier. for instance, the team's made an effort to make sure arena downtownare available to minorities and disadvantaged milwaukeeans. tmj4 the fence fight in sherman park is over.the case has been dismmissed.county executive chris abele was suing the sheriff to keep a temporary fence surrounding the park down.the county executive says he came to an ag

plus...backtracking: bucks president peter feigin now explains his controversial comments about racism and segregation-- in milwaukee. and...recall alert: the bite sized product many parents feed their kids... and why consumers are being urged to ?toss it in the trash if it's

local news now- the milwaukee journal sentinel reports mayor tom barrett is happy bucks president peter feigin is quote "engaged in trying to improve our community."last week, the wisconsin state journal reported feigin called milwaukee the most segregated, racist place he has seen.mayor barrett wants to work with feigin to improve the city's race two teenagers are under arrest in sheboygan.police say the boys burglarized a home and tried to sell the stolen items stokes and 17 year old jaquan wright.investigators say the teens stole electronics, expensive bags and sunglasses from an unlocked home. there is still no word on who shot and killed the 19 year old woman whose body was found in glendale.a security guard found her body outside an orthopedic hospital just off port washington road. a 12 year old boy shot in a drive-by shooting.. is going to be okay. this was breaking news at this time yesterday. the boy was in a car holton at hadley. no word yet on who shot him or why. new at five- starting saturday it will be against the law for drivers to be on their cell phones while driving through

450 million dollar skyscraper near the lakefront no word this morning on when bucks president peter feigin will reschedule a speech at sports law students yesterday.-- but the school canceled the discussion.turns out, several non-students were showing up at the event.feigin came under fire this week -- for calling milwaukee the most segregated and racist place he has ever experienced. a sledding hill and ice skating rink are going up around lambeau field. the team just showed off these detailed plans for its titletown district public park. the goal is to make lambeau a year-round attraction. the park is expected to up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--hurricane matthew taking aim at the caribbean .. ?when? the category two storm could get even stronger.and - the ceo of wells fargo is in the hot seat.the wisconsin connection to a grilling he got on capitol hill and taking a live look the slow moving storm system to our east continues to influence our weather like the clouds and 30 mph guwi we had yesterdaat least highs in the mid to upper 60s were back to normal. clouds increased ov

no word this morning on when bucks president peter feigin will reschedule a speech at marquette university.feigin was set to give a talk to students yesterday.-- but the school canceled the discussion. students were showing up at the event.feigin came under fire this week -- for calling milwaukee the most segregated and racist place he has ever experienced. the tundra near lambeau field in green bay field in green bay will literally be frozen... as the packers unveil plans for the titletown development west of the stadium.a sledding hill and ice skating rink are going up around the field... it's part of the team's plans for its titletown district public park. the goal is to make the goal is public park. the goal is to make lambeau a year-round attraction. the park is expected to be ready tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and traffic together... the slow moving storm system to our east continues to influence our weather like the clouds and 30 mph gusty winds we had yesterdaat least highs in the mid to upper 60s were back to normal. increased overnight, with areas of drizzle, a br

that's what peter feigin said during an appearance in madison last week, and there's more. we'll have a report coming up on our news tonight at nine on wmlw the "m: and at ten on cbs 58. milwaukee today for the presidential election...we'll take you live to an early voting site. 3 and arnold palmer's legacy is celebrated in wisconsin...we'll hear from the man who runs one of the courses that the golf legend russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us

peter feigin calls milwaukee - the most racist and segregated even seen. kim is in the newsroom with more. feigins boss is weighing in on those comments. the bucks co-owner wes edens says feigin could have used a better choice of words. according to the wisconsin state journal, feigin said quote: 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has happened for a long, long time.' edens meanwhile says the team president raised real issues about milwaukee and other been different but i think the notion of awareness is a good one. i know, from my part, were focused on doing the things we can to connect and make a difference in the community. the bucks have pledged to put their money where their mouth is. they vow to pay workers at the new arena at least 15 dollars an hour by 2023. remembering the legacy of james foley. a panel was held yesterday at marquette to discuss the life and work of the late journalist and alum. foley was a report

milwaukee bucks president peter feigin clarifying comments he made last week -- calling milwaukee the most segregated and racist city he's ever experienced... he called into the mark belling show on w-i-s-n radio -- to say his intention wasn't to generalize the entire city. as overtly racist. you know, i regret the fact that i made a gross generalization that affected the entire community because that's not the way i feel." "this has a silver lining in, again, it's created immense awareness and that helps us to the next step of creating solutions." we spoke to one of the bucks co-owners about this issue yesterday.. could have used a better choice of words -- the problems he described are real and that he thinks the bucks can help improve the community. the roadside memorial for sylville smith has been removed. friends and family, as you might imagine, are unhappy about it. fox 6 was there this morning as relatives gathered at the corner of 44th and auer. the police shooting death of sylville smith last month near this intersection sparked two nights of violent protests around sherman

we did ask to speak with peter feigin himself. team officials tell us he was not in madison today. reporting live from inside the kohl center, this story s drawing a lot of reaction-- both positive and negative-- online. we invite you to join the conversation. visit our facebook page -- fox six news milwaukee, and share your reaction. one of the suspects accused in the murder of a 5-year-old milwaukee girl is back in court today. it's the second day of trial for carl barrett junior. in 2014 -- he allegedly fired his weapon into a home -- hitting laylah petersen as she sat on her grandfather's lap. prosecutors say "divonte forbes" was one of the four people who went to the home. he admitted in court today -- he didn't see barrett shoot -- because he was on the other side of the house. sara says: you said that you shot that green gun, the camo gun. did mister barrett fire any shots or not?" divonte says: "the truth?" sara says; "what's that?" divonte says: "you want the truth?" sara says: "yes." divonte says: "i didn't see him shoot at all. he was on the side of the two other suspect

the president of the milwaukee bucks, peter feigin , tells us cancer affects every person in some way. >> there's a big way we can prevent cancer by awareness and preventative exams and screenings and we're a big part of that and we want this to be a healthy community. adrienne: the event was free for the families. people donated to the american cancer society when kids made baskets. sheldon: a snapshot of milwaukee history. that's how people are describing a home in milwaukee's riverwest neighborhood. and this week, you can see it for yourself at an estate sale. but before the doors open, thema ponton takes us inside for a sneak peek. >> this is a fluke of nature. reporter: that's how estate sale owner thomas {ee-wurt} ewart milwaukee's riverwest neighborhood. it started out as a pharmacy and soda fountain in the 1930's. several years after it closed, william hickmam smith bought it lock, stock and soda fountain stools. >> when i walked in here, i couldn't get over it. anything i wanted to say sounds according, but it soon feel like a quantum leap back in time. reporter: smith, who w

marquette university cancelled a private appearance today from peter feigin. feigin was booked to talk to students at the university's law school for what was called a sports venues workshop. university leaders say they didn't want any potential disruptions by the public. last week, feigin said milwaukee was the most segregated, racist place he's experienced in his life. he later said he regretted making what he called a gross generalization of the city. to commitment 2016 election coverage now. the hillary clinton campaign swings through wisconsin. patrick, that comes one day after donald trump's visit to waukesha. patrick: anne holton was in milwaukee today. reporter kent wainscott about the state of the presidential race in wisconsin. >> what has to happen for the clinton-kaine ticket to seal the deal with wisconsin voters? >> i think when hillary has a chance to make her case directly to voters, it is easy for folks to see who not only looks presidential, but is presidential. i think she did that in the first debate monday night. i think the remaining deba

according to the state journal, peter feigin told the rotary club of madison that milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place he's ever experienced in his life. and the city is in desperate feigin was discussing how the bucks could be a force for change. today, bucks star jabari parker said he supports nfl quarterback colin kaepernick for standing up for what is right. kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem has sparked a heated debate. parker has recently expressed his opinion on social media, even posting a picture wearing a kaepernick jersey. >> is message is heartfelt with police brutality and even with systematic racism. i wasn't saying that sitting down during the national anthem is acceptable. but i'm more of the message he brought, and that's what people should focus on too. anchor: nba rules state players must stand at attention during the anthem. anchor: milwaukee's mayor reveals his spending plan for the next year. most of the money will go toward police, but that won't result in more officers. 165 new officers will simply replace those expected to also r

450 million dollar skyscraper near the lakefront no word this morning on when bucks president peter feigin will reschedule a speech at supposed to give a talk to sports law students yesterday.-- but the school canceled the discussion.turns out, several non-students were showing up at the event.feigin came under fire this week -- for calling milwaukee the for calling milwaukee the most segregated and racist place he has ever experienced. two teens are waking up in the hospital this morning -- after they are attacked by dogs. the girls were rushed to children's hospital with serious injuries.this morning that is where we find ann sterling live with more. ann sterling is live with more. the girls are both 14 years old -- and ce suffered serious injuries both both will be ok .they also say... the dogs lived in one of the girls homes . according to brown deer police -- officers arrived at the home just before 4:30 and saw two pit bulls attacking two teen girls. this happened near 48th and dean.police say for public safety -- one of the officers immediately had to shoot one of the dogs in the at

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bucks.26:14-19 very bluntly milwaukee is the most 3 peter feigin made the comments yesterday.. after being asked a question about connecting to the community.. he mentioned the unrest from last month.feigin said the bucks are determined to get involved in programs that make a difference.. and he's not the only member of the team who's been outspoken on this topic. 02:08:28-36 trying to create change trying to help my neighbor and trying to help my community because honestly i know if i don't stand up for something nobody else will. butt to02:11:27-40 30 years from now, i want to be talked about ad rights movement. i took a chance, i took a lot of backlash from it, but i can't change who i am and i can only stand up for whats right. 3 3 parker said he set up a pickup basketball game in his hometown of chicago last month. he said it was only three hours.. but it was three hours away from the streets for some kids. here at home-- some voters tell us... last night's debate helped them come to a president. college students in waukesha watched the debate at an event on campus. cbs 58

live in glendale myra sanchick fox6 news president peter feigin fay-ghin said milwaukee was the most segregated and racist city he's ever experienced, he's clarifying his comments. his original comment was made last week in front of the rotary club of madison. but yesterday feigin called into the mark belling show on w-i-s-n radio and said he ? wanted to clarify the comment.. saying it was not his intention to generalize the entire city. "it wasn't my intention to categorize the entire community as overtly racist, i regret the fact that i made a gross ge affected the entire community, because that's not the way i feel." feigin added his goal is that his comments will raise awareness of problems in the community. and that it may help lead to solutions to the problems of segregation that exist in milwaukee. for the first time under president obama, congress has overridden a presidential veto. the house and senate voted overwhelmingly to allow the saudi arabia for the kingdom's alleged backing of the attackers. the white house, and top pentagon officials warn the law could put u-s troop

bucks president peter feigin is speaking to marquette university students this afternoon... it's his first public appearance after telling the rotary club of madison... the city is the most segregated and racists he later clarified... saying he was not characterizing the entire milwaukee population... but addressing social and economic divides in the >>> this is an nbc news special report. here's matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> it's 10:30 here on the east coast. this is an nbc news special report. news of a hoboken, new jersey. a new jersey transit train crashing into the terminal there. at least three people confirmed ked. dead. more than 100 others injured. we're told a number of them are critically injured. >> this of course happened at the height of rush hour earlier this morning. we're already seeing images of terrible destruction. witnesses are speaking out this morning and sharing stories of chaos and panic. >> everything was typical. there wasn't enough space for everyone to get into the first car. so fortunately i was stuck in the middle. myself and about six ot