. >> shannon: all right. hopefully everything works out. >> charles: police report nod new incidents in the last 24 hours stemming from the deadly police shooting near responsible for healing the neighborhood. >> you can remember sunday night, the scene was people throwing things at the police officers. the police have demonstrated incredible professionalism, and restraint. and i think that that's really been a positive, as well. >> shannon: the cost of damage to eight buildings that were burned during the violence could exceed several million dollars. it's now awaiting game to see if any will rebuild. it's reminiscent of another moment in milwaukee's a once flourishing part of the city abandoned after the riot ons in the 1960s. julia. >> reporter: it's very hard to tell what the business climate will be here in sherman park after all this unrest over the weekend. we decided to take a look at history during the civil rights movement and see what it looks like nearly 50 years ago to now. businesses on prior, l

shannon. >> shannon: thank you, elise. the honors continue for number held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new brett favre exhibit. the exhibit featured the career achievements including his record 297 career starts. one display shows every packer player who caught a touchdown from favre. >> it's not only a tribute to brett himself, and his memorable performance, but it also -- you'll see the relationship with fans and really how he revitalized the franchise. >> shannon: the w the during halftime on their october 16th game against the dallas cowboys. >> charles: the packers wrap up the preseason tomorrow night. taking on the chiefs of kansas city. kickoff at 7:00. you can watch that only on your official packers station. that is us, today's tmj4. >> shannon: a local county the is taking an interesting approach to goof proofing its golf course. >> charles: we'll show you the new tool being unleashed on the program is combining reading and haircuts. >> john: today's highs, absolutely spectacular. 74 in milwaukee, 73 in rac

shannon and aaron were furious. told the elopers, interlopers more like, stay away from the wedding. but they couldn't pretend that it hadn't happened. when they hit the little bumps most young marriages encounter, it colored everything. did your father and her mother's relationship have anything to do with what happened to you and shannon? >> we were determined not to let their relationship have an effect, but, you know, it's always something that's in the back of your head. >> after a year and a half, shannon and aaron divorced. pam and ralph's marriage on the other hand thrived. they moved into a big house on a corner lot in walsenburg, an old coal mining town 50 miles south of pueblo. they opened up the antiques mall in the center of town and then bought a vacation home in oregon. >> that was the happiest i ever remembered seeing her. >> for nearly three year, shannon still hurt. rarely spoke to her mom. but then one day pam asked her to lunch. >> she was so focused on wanting me to know that we had a future tog

hey, this is shannon. >> but shannon did it. >> i've been waking up having panic attacks.'t deal with this. i want to know what happened. can you tell me anything? >> the only thing, you know, that i know is that a lot of stuff was stolen from the house. >> okay. >> ralph stuck to his story. a deadly home invasion. >> and then i found her. and that's -- you know -- >> yeah. >> i tried to deal with that. >> shannon pressed ralph for details. >> the one guy that hit me that i saw from the front was taller than me. >> okay. >> and he had a dark complexion. you know, he had marks on his face. >> and then something that didn't sound quite right. >> and i don't know. and that's -- and it felt like a split second. >> a split second? remember, in his letter, ralph said his cap tors head him and abused him for nearly two days. >> in my mind, if you're not going to tell me what happened, and you're going to dance around the issue and tell three different stories, what are you hiding? >> investigators wondering the same thing, tried to find answers in the evidence. on a laptop they f

i'll be back missouri with more >> shannon: thanks. packers extra, with a possible suspension looming clay matthews and julius peppers are expected to speak to the nfl about performance enhancing allegations. >> reporter: hi. espn the first to report that three players including clay matthews and julius peppers agreed to meet with the nfl. we don't know when the meeting will be. al-jazeera report that came out in janna ca in janna cushion at. as for former packer, and current free agent linebacker mike neal, he was also named in the report. he has not yet agreed to meet with the league. charles. >> charles: thank you. the preseason continues tonight as the packers take on the oakland raiders at lambeau. rod burks is there to join live. >>> we are getting ready for preseason football at lambeau field. both teams roll in to the contest unbeaten at 1-0. there is a live look at the raiders coming out on the field. we're expecting to see brett hundley at quarterback for the first time this preseason. he missed time with ankle injury but he'

shannon's courage evident.ry public reaction to the hurtful headlines of the story since pulled one online outlet saying she looked older than her years and calling her appearance and haggard, failing to recognize she was in the fight of her life. >> putting it out there was my way of trying to control what was i have had nnt so nice stories a mo written about how i looked latel no mention of cancer or anything. i didn't want somebody to take a picture of me coming out of the procery store. i wanted to put it out there the way it felt the best for me to put it out there. >> through it all, shannon's greatest support have been her mom and husban of 4 years. their well-being that she is most concerned a what has the worst day been for you so far? >> the confirmation i had cancer. that was p the worst day. again, the worst day because yoo just look at the people you love and go, oh, god. i can't believe i have to tell them this. how are they going to react? are they going to be okay? if i die, are they going to be

. >> shannon: now to the latest in sherman park. the county medical examiner confirmed sylville smith was shot twice b milwaukee police officer. >> charles: one of the bullets hit him in the chest, anoer stru him in the right arm. the autopsy is complete, but autopsy and investigative reports will not be released because the case is under investigation. smith was shot and killed saturday. police say smith had a gun and was running from a traffic stop. >> shannon: nearly a week is the shooting the police body camera video has not been released. we continue to ask for that the department of justice says it is working to provide the community a transparent view of the events but it's not prepared to release the video yet. >> charles: investigators back at the scene today helping reconstruct the deadly shooting. investigators were not able to map out the scene right after the shooting because of the volatile environment. and the department of justice is handling the case. the doj set up an anonymous tip line for anyone with information

shannon? >> john roberts, thanks. >>> hillary clinton met with supporters and volunteers in philadelphia this afternoon, holding a nine-point cushion in pennsylvania in the real clear politics average. there continue to be questions about her e-mail scandal. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has that story tonight from philadelphia. >> with polls showing hillary clinton's lead over donald trump in key swing states, the campaign is still taking no chances. starting an effort to register 3 million new voters, an appeal clinton made in a mostly african-american neighborhood in west philadelphia today, while defending her husband's presidency. >> when i hear people criticize bill, i think what don't they like, the peace or the prosperity? i'm not taking anybody anywhere for granted. we're going to work hard these next 85 days and i can't do it without your help. >> clinton is ahead in a new poll in florida. and washington post shows her ahead by 14 points in virginia. the candidate continues

>> reporter: hi, shannon. hillary clinton will try to make the case that she is the candidate better suited to lead our economy. she'll be introduced here in ho omaha by billionaire businessman warren buffett. another billionaire, mike bloomberg, spoke on her behalf at her convention. her e-mail controversy is back in the news. chris wallace pressed her. >> director comey said my answers were truthful and what i've said is consistent with what i've told the american people, that there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively certain of the e-mails. >> reporter: it is worth noting that "the washington post" fact checker gave her four pinocchios for that response to chris wallace, shannon. >> not exactly in the bag for the right wing. what kind of a bump does it appear that mrs. clinton is getting out of the nomination? we always expect these after conventions. >> reporter: that's right, it's early, but it looks like she got a bump of a few points. the latest survey out of cbs news suggests sh

hello, everyone, i'm shannon bream. clinton accuses trump of taking racist fringe groups mainstream. the republican nominee hitting back, saying the accusations are a sign of a discredited politician. meanwhile tim kaine is in the battleground state of florida. senior political correspondent mike emanuel joinings s us liv from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton says she's reaching out and asking fair-minded americans to repudiate donald trump's kind of divisive demagoguery. she wants to make sure americans are aware of her serious charges against trump. >> a man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffic in conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and these kind of white supremacist, white nationalist, anti-semitic groups, should never run or government or command our military. >> reporter: clinton defended herself on the big controversy this week over ties between the clinton-led state department and her family's foundation. she says she's sure there are no new e-mails or sc

so now i just have a new motto, just let i >>> breaking news -- shannon doherty's breast cancer fight, we'll tell you why the "90210" star is celebrating. is she trying to have children? >> maybe that is our destiny. >>> plus the megamovie stars left speechless when beyonce jay-z showed up to their big premiere. >>> then which "dancing with the stars" pro is retiring from the show? >>> plus the men of "bridget jones' baby." mcdreamy versus an oscar winner. only we are on the set. >>> and two james corden birthday surprises. after last night's bash, we uncover one of his first celebrity interviews. >> an exclusive interview with this is "entertainment tonight." when "90210" star shannon doherty was ready to open up about her fight with breast cancer, she only sat down with us. we were astonished to hear she had delayed treatment for more than a year. which put her health in jeopardy, obviously. and led to a multimillion-dollar legal battle. now the battle is resolved and shannon finally has something to celebrate. >> how are you, girl? >> just hours after news that shannon settled her

shannon? >> we'll debate that with our panel in the next half hour, thanks, john. >>> trump's campaign is collecting small donations from a whole lot of people, a whole lot like bernie sanders did. trump's total haul for july, $80 million including $60 million in donations and $16 million raised at big ticket events with the rnc. hillary for america raised $90 million. trump is wondering why he's not leading in the polls by a lot. >> i don't know. i hear we're leading florida by a little bit. i don't know why we're not winning by a lot. i don't know. and maybe crowds don't make the difference. maybe they don't make the difference. >> boris epstein is a trump surrogate and strategist, he was an aide mccain campaign. i want to start with that sound bite. mr. frump trump is a smart man stands in front of that crowd and says he doesn't understand why he's not leading. >> we have 97 days, it's a long haul. the trump campaign actually outraised the hillary campaign 64 million to 63 million, not coun

shannon? >> what do we know about her visit to denver area, mike? >> clinton will do a rally at the denver area high school, and also will visit a local business that's known for making ties and job opportunities for resettling refuges, putting in the spotlight of her presidential campaign on that company, to contrast her vision of donald trump who has taken a tough stance on illegal immigration and expressed concern about proper vetting of refugees. in a purple state that could go democrat or republican, hillary clinton is hoping this pitch in the denver area will swing this critical battleground state in the west her direction. shannon? >> thank you, mike. >>> meantime, two democratic senators call on ted cruz to investigate whether donald trump violated u.s. law. the senate judiciary members sent a letter to cruz who serves as chairman of the subcommittee, requesting a hearing to determine whether trump's remarks about russia finding hillary's deleted echls mails broke the law. they suggest

shannon stone, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> keep us posted, shannon. >>> we're getting this from abc saying that the police are recommending charges. the prosecutors haven't decide today file charges yet. boy, this is so bizarre. >> and clearly ongoing. it started as a night of celebration as the swimming portion of the olympics wrapped up. it turned dark and confusing as the swimmers apparently lied about being held up at gun point and robbed. today just as surveillance video was released of the swimmers at the gas station police chief said that conger admitted the story was fabricated and the group vandalized a bathroom before getting into a confrontation with the security guards. no violence occurred. the swimmers left money for the damages before returning to the olympic village. lochte remains in the united states while the three could leave brazil tonight, as long as they cooperate with authorities. believe it or not not all athletes getting into trouble in rio. some are actually competing. last night a full sweep of the united states in the women's 100 meter hurdles. it is the

shannon's breast cancer has spread. may. it wasn't one tumor. it was a couple of different tumors, which is why i had to have a mastectomy. i couldn't have a lumpectomy. >> she had one breast removed at her doctor's recommendation and does not carry the breast cancer gene but learned the cancer in the breast she removed had spread. >> they discovered that some of the cancer cells might have gone out of the lymph nodes. for that reason, we are doing chemo and then after will do radiation. do they put a stage number on this? >> they do a stage when they take the tumor out. once it is spread it is above stage two, three, four, whatever it is. but my treatments are my treatments. there's nothing i can do to change it. >> you are still going through chemo. >> i am going through whatever my doctor is telling me to go through because i trust them. want to know what stage she is in and how far the disease spread is not important to her. she wants to focus on the fight itself. >> has it spread to anywhere else in your body? as of now no. but we don't kno

best friend, ann marie courtwright who was by shannon's side when she shaved her head. the pair stayed until 11:00 p.m. the fact that the "90210" star felt good enough to eat before getting her fourth chemo treatment tomorrow. the details of the settlement not disclosed but she claimed her former business managers were negligent and habitually paying her health insurance premiums. the company denied those claims. >> were you in the shower doing a the breast self-exam? i did not go to the doctor right away. my business managers didn't pay my health insurance. so i didn't have insurance. to cover me for going to the doctor. i didn't go to the doctor. i waited too long. i waited until i my insurance came back up and i was eligible and -- then i went to the doctor and got diagnosed with cancer. >> shannon is determined to fight, staying active and hitting the tennis court with her husband, kirt, because she knows there's a had hard road ahead. >> you have chemo on wednesday, what's your thursday and friday look like? >> you're throwing up every second. there's nothing going

hello, everyone, i'm shannon bream. this just hours after donald trump slammed the clinton foundation as, quote, the most corrupt enterprise in political history. republicans accuse clinton of giving foundation donors special treatment and access while she was secretary of state. trump spoke to "fox & friends" and released a statement. >> they should shut it down. they should give the money back to a lot of countries that we shouldn't be taking money from, countries that influenced her totally and countries that discriminate against women and gays and everybody else. that money should be given back. they should not take that money. >> senior political correspondent mike emanuel with live in beverly hills. mike, how is the clinton campaign responding to these calls? >> reporter: shannon, as you mentioned, former president bill clinton responded a short time ago, saying that if his wife is elected preside elected president, he will still down from the board of the clinton foundation and will not raise money for it. it see

shannon?ug, so there have been accusations from chinese-american groups that the fbi has been profiling chinese-american citizens. what's that all about? >> reporter: that's one of the reasons that over the last two years, the fbi has dropped three high profile spying investigations against chinese-americans suspected of leaking secrets. in chun's case, the fbi secretly recorded conversations between chun and an undercover agent. in one of those conversations chun said he, quoted, expected a cut of any payment that the agent received for providing information to the chinese government. he said, quote, i could get you connected, and then i'm going to stay off, you know, you do your thing, you make your money, i don't really care, but if you make any money, just give me a little bit. chun's associates did that and more, helping him to pay for trips overseas and for prostitutes. he also admitted he knew he was supposed to have disclosed in numerous fbi disclosure forms all of his contacts with fo

. >> right, shannon, he says it's not a photo op. but it is a photo op, wherever the president goes it's a big deal and it brings national attention. you saw behind him senators vitter and cass i day, shaking their heads, that they're more concerned about getting the funding and relief needed rather than the politics of the moment. that said, the paper down there, "the advocate," had an editorial saying that there haven't been the best images while the people are trying to deal with what they're dealing with. the president is taking the perspective, and he's done that many times, that he doesn't want to get in the way and he's not playing politics with the visit, and it's more about the federal response. that, shannon, is what the white house said yesterday, that the federal response is so far clicking apace and they feel comfortable it's getting done. >> you mentioned "the advocate" which called on him to wrap up that vacation and get down here. we want to play a compilation of the front pages of some louisiana newspapers as this wa

when "90210" star shannon doherty was ready to open up about her fight with breast cancer, she only sat down with us. we were astonished to hear she had delayed treatment for more than a year. which put her health in jeopardy, obviously. and led to a multimillion-dollar legal battle. now the battle is resolved and s >> how are you, girl? >> just hours after news broke that shannon settled her $15 million lawsuit, she had a girls night out at nobu malibu with her best friend, ann marie courtwright who was by shannon's side when she shaved her head. the pair stayed until 11:00 p.m. the fact that the "90210" star felt good enough to eat before getting her fourth chemo the details of the settlement not disclosed but she claimed her former business managers were negligent and habitually blundered tasks, which included paying her health insurance premiums. the company denied those claims. >> were you in the shower doing a the breast self-exam? i did not go to the doctor right away. my business managers didn't pay my health insurance. so i didn't have insurance. to cover me for going to the do

shannon? >> all right, john, there live on the campaign trail, thank you. >>> hillary clinton by the way today releasing her 2015 tax returns and running mate topic has released the last ten years of his. that move puts increased pressure on donald trump who has refused to release his own returns because he says he's under audit. senior correspondent mike emanuel joins us live from washington. >> reporter: shannon, the campaign notes the clintons have made their returns public dating back to 1977. the numbers for 2015 look like this. an effective federal income tax rate of 34.2% and state and local rate of 9%, combined 43.2%. the clintons donated 9.8% of their adjusted gross income of $10.6 million to charity. running mate tim kaine and his wife released ten years of their returns. their latest numbers from 2015 are paying an overall combined effective tax rate of 25.6%. outside detroit yesterday, hillary clinton blasted donald trump's economic proposals as an even more extreme version of tric

shannon? >> carl, thank you very much. we understand that briefing has just wrapped up. we're hoping to have general flynn with us. i'll ask him about the briefing and how they move forward from here. we have that in just minutes. >>> one of the items trump may have been briefed on, iran's expanding influence in iraq. lucas tomlinson has more. >> reporter: despite claims by the u.s.-led coalition to have killed 45,000 isis fighters in iraq and syria, a new fear is sweeping the u.s. intelligence ranks. should the islamic state be defeated, it may be replaced by another anti-american force. u.s. military officials tell fox there are up to 100,000 iranian backed shia fighters inside iraq battling isis. these are there same fighters who just recently threatened the norly 4,000 u.s. advisers on the ground there, calling them a occupying force. muqtada al sadr said this about american troops -- they are a target for us. a decade ago, these same iranian backed forces killed hundreds of u.s. soldiers

shannon. >> he does. carl cameron on the campaign trail, thank you. >>> tens of thousands are trying to pick up the pieces of their lives, damaged or destroyed by the flooding in louisiana. correspondent casey steagall is in baton rouge tonight with a look at the recovery efforts. hello, casey. >> reporter: shannon, good evening. the rain started falling here in louisiana one week ago today. but little did anyone know what was to follow.n days later and 4,000 people remain in shelters tonight. some 90,000 have signed up for federal disaster assistance and 13 have lost their lives. tonight officials with the louisiana state fire marshals office tells us there are still people unaccounted for. they won't give us a number, but that agency says it's working alongside special k-9 units with louisiana's tack force one to connect secondary sweeps of the flood-ravaged neighborhoods looking for any additional people who could not escape in time. >> house by house, block by block, going in and out of each house whe

shannon? >> steve harrigan live in rio on a very quickly developing story. thanks, steve. >>> and it's a busy news day. another fox news alert for you. a stunning reversal, the obama administration now admits that it timed the secret release of $400 million to iran to the release of americans being held captive in that hostile nation. senior u.s. officials still do not concede what many have concluded that the exchange of money for hostages meets the very definition of ransom. chief washington correspondent james rosen joins was the latest from the state department. good evening, james. >> reporter: good evening. it was rough sledding for spokesman john kirby today. prodded by a new report, the state department admitted that the secret payment of $400 million that the u.s. made to iran in hard foreign currency in january contrary to the obama administration's previous denials, was directly linked to the release of five american hostages being held by the islamic regime. that the payment was wi

thank you shannon. if you have a problem that needs solving, this is the lady to call. 1-855-behnken. >>> someone has been stealing credit card numbers from a popular clothing store. we will reveal which one coming against trolls. how twitter is making it easier for users to protect themselves >> 60,000 workers have filed a class action lawsuit against morgan stanley over its 401k plans. the suit claims the company offering poorly performing funds and charging excessive fees. the suit also accuses the financial giant of using the 401k plan to promote its own business at the expense of employees. >>> and, shoppers listen up, all of the eddie bauer's north american stores were targeted. they suspect have been compromised. online purchases were not affected. >>> a proposed $100 million settlement between uber and its drivers. the judge said it did not compensate drivers in california and massachusetts enough. they want to be employees, not independent contractors so they can make more money. the settlement