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 here. a lovely church. it's really great to be here. th to visit wisconsin this year. in may-- the prince and princess of luxeumbourg visited the village of belgium, wisconsin. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking z24qjz zvpz she was hitting on you? my friend noreen? your friend noreen. you're sure you're not flattering yourself? if i was flattering myself, i'd find someone a little less annoying than noreen. i cannot believe that she was hitting on you. ask her. i will. she's got a boyfriend. you know him. dan. remember? we went to that party at his house? the guy with the really high voice. jerry, did you get my fortune magazine in your mail? check the pile. captioning made possible by columbia tristar domestic television ooh. who sent you a card? i don't know. open it.

i think we should support the people of serbia and yugoslavia, as they call serbia plus montenegro, and put pressure in every way possible to recognize the lawful outcome of the election. the people of serbia have acted very bravely in kicking this guy out of office. now he is trying to not release the votes and then go straight to a so-called runoff election without even announcing the results of the first vote. now, we've made it clear, along with our allies, that when milosevic leaves, then serbia will be able to have a more normal relationship with the rest of the world. that is a very strong incentive that we've given them to do the right thing. bear in mind also, milosevic has been indicted as a war criminal and he should be held accountable for his actions. now, we have to take measured steps because the sentiment within serbia is, for understandable reasons, against the united states because their nationalism -- even if they don't like milosevic, they still have some feelings lingering from the nato action there. so we have to be intelligent in the way we go about it. but make n

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many refugees are stuck in serbia and macedonia, many women and children are suffering in these terribles, especially with the heat. reporter: many young men are suffering too, like 21 year old sedek, who was previously arrested and deported. they can expect a much longer waiting time -- at least 200 days. too long, he says. >> i'm going to try to get into hungary again illegally. the hungarian police didn't take my fingerprints, they just photographed me. it's difficult but i have no other choice. but first i'm going to belgrade, there's no space left here. reporter: in belgrade, he wants to look out for people traffickers who can smuggle him over the border. his friend haif gives him food for the journey, but doesn't want to go with him. >> so i think after 50 day inshallah i will go hungary. reporter: then he wants his wife and childrn to join him. and like nearly everyone here, he hopes to move on to western europe and germany some day. michelle: while countries like hungary are resistant to accepting refugees, portugal has made it clear it's ready and willing to resettle about 10,00

many refugees are stuck in serbia and macedonia, many women and children are suffering in these terribles, especially with the heat. reporter: many young men are suffering too, like 21 year old sedek, who was previously arrested and deported. they can expect a much longer waiting time -- at least 200 days. too long, he says. >> i'm going to try to get into hungary again illegally. the hungarian police didn't take my fingerprints, they just photographed me. it's difficult but i have no other choice. but first i'm going to belgrade, there's no space left here. reporter: in belgrade, he wants to look out for people traffickers who can smuggle him over the border. his friend haif gives him food for the journey, but doesn't want to go with him. >> so i think after 50 day inshallah i will go hungary. reporter: then he wants his wife and childrn to join him. and like nearly everyone here, he hopes to move on to western europe and germany some day. michelle: while countries like hungary are resistant to accepting refugees, portugal has made it clear it's ready and willing to resettle about 10,00

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we are the ones who attacked serbia and carved out kosovo. they are aiming at 2% of the that they contribute to the forces but when you say great britain the 4th largest military power of the world. that is fine. we're super giant. we're second place, that you can hardly even see. we spend $7 billion in the defense department alone. i don't think that the british exit has any military significance whatsoever. it may have, you know, optic alsignificance because it makes to aid europe putin becomes aggressive. and the baltic states, and the obama himself, the president was in poland this week reinforcing the commitment of the united states to defend the periphery dependence any revenge from puti within europe. is it going to have any effect there? one of the issues driving voters was this fear of security of terrorism of these so-called open borders in that sense. >> guest: i don't think that the issue of security really is affected by the by the brexit, there's been complaints because there's no security systems with i don't think that is effe

this is in serbia. a woman and a man are talking to each other, voices are raised, but notice what the guy does. he does what you're supposed to do, walk away, don't engage. he's at the door. take the step, guy, take the step. >> choice he makes is not a good one. i can tell you one thing, you shouldn't put your hands on a woman in a mic space. that happens in three, two, one. >> oh, snap. >> oh, yeah, and the fight is on. all kinds of people get into it. women and men joining this fight. but did you see that? >> baby! >> that's right, oli. >> does appear she may have been feeding the baby, but she is still involved in the fight. looks like she's at least intervening trying to stop it, but you see all these adults were doing that. that was not the only child in there. there was this little boy standing up witnessing this bad adult behavior on a tram. it's reported it all started because that woman who was in that initial fight was insulted. >> i have never seen a fight that included a breastfeeding woma

said she at first fell under attack when the refugees broke the police barrier along the border with serbia. she was seen kicking children and tripping a man carrying a little boy and has since apologized. she's charged with breaching the peace. >>> and going where humans can't go, italian firefighters set to deploy drones in robots in central italy to avoid the need for emergency crews to go into unstable buildings. last month's quake claimed 300 lives, injured hundreds more and left thousands of residents homeless when several towns were devastated. on monday, high-tech robots were gathering information from a 15th century church and other damaged historic buildings. >>> hord's next with the forecast. relief from the heat could just be days away. >> and so many days away, unfortunately. with the storms yesterday, you know, we're in the middle of numbers have come in. and below. the weed pollen is high and the mold spores are very high. that could be the culprit. and we'll talk about it again, the heat and when it's going away in a few moments. you're watching wusa 9 news at noon. . >>> tr

their royal highnesses crown prince alexander and crown princess katherine of serbia made a stop a serb hall last night. the royal couple is touring the united states to try and raise money for "lifeline chicago"-- an organization that helps with and in bosnia no matter what religion they are or ethnic origin. we help everybody. its wonderful to see this gathering here especially in milwaukee and the help that the foundation is getting from these lovely people." this is the second royal couple to visit wisconsin this year. in may-- the prince and princess of luxeumbourg visited the village of belgium, wisconsin. here's something you've probably never though of before. if you need to pass a kidney a new study published in the journal of the american osteopathic association says the bump and jolt of a roller coaster may knock small kidney stones right through your system. a surgeon behind the research tested the idea after a patient said she passed three kidney stones while riding a rollercoaster in orlando, florida. how would you like to have a sleepover with an n-f-l star at hotels is h

. >>> this river in serbia, take a look, turning bright red. experts think a leak from a nearby chemical plant might be responsible, but they aren't sure. peel are not at risk, they say, even if it is chemical contamination us supply. >>> copper coins spilled all over i-95 in delaware. a tractor-trailer was headed to the u.s. mint in philadelphia with a shipment full of blanks to be stamped into pennies when it crashed. so the truck split open, busst into flames. the driver escaped with minor injuries, which is the good news, and pennies everywhere. >>> china's traditional lantern festival is now on display in vienna. bamboo, steel and silk. it's ranging to more modern works of art. that is a cool thing. >> have you been there yet? >> i've been to thailand. i've not been to china or any other southeast asia countries yet. it's on the list. >> it's a big list that seems to grow every year. >> it's feeling summery-ish. just the mugginess, i mean. >> the mugginess and now the real heat is coming back. >> back to 90 tomorrow. it will be the 19th da

this is in serbia. a woman and a man are talking to each other, voices are raised, but notice what the guy does. he does what you're supposed to do, walk away, don't engage. he's at the door. take the step, guy, take the step. >> there you go.

this is in serbia.n are talking to each other, voices are raised, but notice what the guy does. he does what you're supposed to do, walk away, don't engage. he's at the door. take the step, guy, take the step. >> there you go. >> choice he makes is not a good one. i can tell you one thing, you shouldn't put your hands on a woman in a mic space. that happens in three, two, one. >> oh, snap. >> oh, yeah, and the fight is on. all kinds of people get into it. women and men joining this fight. but did you see that? >> baby! >> that's right, oli. >> i didn't even notice. >> and it's breastfeeding. >> does a

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i think he needs to get out there to the suburban cities, serbia of philadelphia, he dozen carry cities. he can carry the suburbs. he is starting to make a big appeal to married women. when you talk about women in general he is losing with single women in particular. married women he is gaining momentum. i think it is important that he picks up the demographics. he needs to pick up minorities. i think if he starts talking about returning jobs, economy, those things in pennsylvania are going to be really, really key. i think once he focuses his attention there and we have seen this happen as he focuses attention on key states and key areas he can pick up ground. >> lee carter, thanks so much for bogue with us. >> anytime, great to be here. >> and we'll be right back. p?p >>> i sat down with congressman jason chafets for a fascinating interview and the stone walling he is facing from clinton staffers who refuse to answer questions. take a listen. >> does it frustrate you and worse, does it disappoint you? >> i take this job very seriously. this oversight government reform committee, abra

around five-thousand migrants and refugees living at an asylum center in serbia say they are stuck there with no escape. these asylum seekers say conditions in the camp are deplorable, and whenever they try to leave they are chased back into the camp. last year-- nearly one million people passed through the countries in the balkan peninsula to cross to mainland europe. although it has since been closed, hundreds reportedly still try to enter illegally everyday. european leaders meet today, showing commitment to the informal summit in slovakia today, as they try to unite and move on together without the united kingdom. thousands of u-k nationals continue to protest against the decision to leave the bloc. it was a literal pipe dream -- and now it is a reality for a brewery in belgium. the 150-year-old belgian brewery found a new way to transport its beer to a bottling plant. an underground pipeline. the brewery's managing director says he got the idea by watching constructi pipelines in. he went through, got the permits and after four years of planning -- it was built. construction was no

the wire will be used on the border with serbia to keep out refugees and other migrants. the inmates have increased production working around the clock to make the wire, increasing shifts from two to three. it comes as a result of migrants in the current european migration crisis crossing into hungary from the south. they can produce around 100 spools of wire per day. the frankfurt zoo is introducing the world to its new baby gorilla... the infant ape was born last week as part of the zoo's the baby has no name yet. the sex of the baby has yet to be determined because the mother won't let anyone get too close. staff at the zoo says the baby appears to be healthy and is exceptionally big for its age. the mother gorilla, "shira" isn't a first- time mother. she's given birth to babies in 2013 and 2015... but both babies died a short time after. a bridal party recently ditched the bouquets for puppies! the pups for their wedding pictures. the bride works with 2 rescue organizations -- and when this litter came in days before her big day...it was fate. the wedding photographer

serbia? no. were you welcomed here? >> sakher: yes.re we are, a city doing the right thing. germany and cologne had reason to believe they could pull this off. absorb all those refugees from a culture very different than their own. the turkish presence is larger here than any other in the country. the infrastructure exists more or less to handle this enormous influx. >> hani: it exists. an integration of 200-, 300,000 would be easier than integration of 1.1 million that entered in 2015. this is a challenge not only for the germans, but also for those who came to integrate in the community. it's something that have to be work -- work on from both sides, not only the syrians, but also the germans. >> anthony: greece, probably the least prepared, least equipped to take in thousands of refugees from syria, afghanistan, and elsewhere, is being flooded with desperate children, women, men. they wash up on their shores alive and dead. but here on the cyclades -- >> female broadcaster: the country could find itself kicked out of europe. >> anth

. >> near serbia's border to eu-member hungary, timo and florian see for themselves how catastrophictuation is. three thousand are stranded here, living in inhumane conditions, just outside the eu's frontier. some things were unexpected. >> there was a moment in this camp in the transit zone when a little boy came up to me and hugged me. and that was the moment the dam broke for me. [crying] >> they have to press on. with their german passports, it's no problem for them to cross macedonia's border with greece. how have things developed here since macedonia closed its border to refugees, leaving thousands stranded in greece? the nea kavala refugee camp lies just twenty kilometers from the border. the people here tell timo about conditions in the camp. >> for five months, they've been eating the same food. the children play in the sun, and they're having skin problems. and they say that living in tents is a problem. after five months, you need to feel a little bit at home. >> the women told me about their husbands who are in belgium and germany, but they got left behind in greece. that

i think he needs to get out there to the suburban cities serbia of philadelphia he dozen carry citiese is starting to make a big appeal to married women. when you talk about women in general he is losing with single women in particular. married women he is gaining momentum. i think it is important that he picks up the demographics. he needs to pick up minorities. i think if he starts talking about returning jobs economy, those things in pennsylvania are going to be really really key. i think once he focuses his attention there and we have seen this happen as he focuses attention on key states and key areas he can pick up ground. >> lee carter thanks so much for bogue with us. >> anytime, great to be here. >> and we'll be right back. at safelite, we know how busy life can be. these kids were headed to their first dance recital... ...when their windshield got cracked... ...but they couldn't miss the show. so dad went to the new safelite-dot-com. and in just a few clicks, he scheduled a replacement... ...before the girls even took the stage. safelite-dot-com is the fast easy way to sched

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