october weekend, and they'n that's good. >> shannon: it is. >> charles: thanks, john. >> shannon: next in sports it was a 16 winning the 16 16th straight conference title but find out what our team of >> aaron rodgers knows about interception streaks. rookie record. from one quarterback to another, what's making prescott so successful? >> i said it before, quarterbacks in 2016 are more prepared to play than myself, 2005, and goes to the coaching at the younger levels but the coaching at college, and i think dex is in a good spot with jason as his coach, and the person right make up to make it work. >> the homestead highlanders know what it takes to win a conference title. they've won 16 in a row after beating whitefish bay last friday night. that means for the second straight year i driverred them our team of the week trophy. on a brisk homecoming night, the highlanders had the chance to do something special against conference rival whitefish bay. kind of like we can do this. >> homestead beat the blue dukes 29-12. >> that's our goal, to get one this year. our seniors are going to be g

>> shannon: 65. >> john: quick quiz. quick quiz. >> shannon: 72. >> john: keep going. >> charles: 80. >> john: 80, you're exactly right. that was last week monday. then we dropped to 52 on friday. look at the beautiful weekend weather. 62 and 72 for the weekend. 54 degrees today. and we'll stay in the low to mid 50s right through the remainder of this week. and it is also going to get wet. it's 48 right now, skies clear. the air very dry. dew point at 35, winds very light. they're going to stay light overnight tonight. many folks already in the 40s. 47 sheboygan, 48 west bend. waukesha burlington. look at kenosha dropping to 44 degrees, low 50s to the light, to calm in most locations. 5 miles per hour from the atht around 40 inght now,es rmi some lakeshore, but 37 waukesha. 35 white water, watertown, beaver dam, fond du lac and up in sheboygan. so cool night with patchy frost, skies clear. that helps that heat escape out to space. and we're watching the low pressure system develop over the mountain region, starts to brin

. >> shannon: more local news now. two milwaukee teens were among the children rescued in a fbi raid of children prostitution rings. it was a three-day nationwide with more on the rescue. julia? >> reporter: agents found out that one of those milwaukee sisters, their pump was -- pimp was their own mother. in total, 11 children were saved in our area. agents worked tirelessly for three days straight to make more than 239 arrests and save 82 children. 11 girls were found in a milwaukee area. in one c t sisters, age 16 and 17, not only told the fbi their ownhe pimp, g out her bther's bedroom to a registered sex offenders. >> a lf these girls are or they're abused at home. >> around the country, agents found drugs, guns, and piles of sh. evidence video shows what was market online. aormer victim shares w children are so vulnerable. >> they use youngeoe because they can get older women to do what th want to dobg an naive. >> as wwa for the fbi to reveal more informaon about th cases in our area, gir th found, who were as yo

live in milwaukee. >> shannon: thanks. >> charles: decision 2016, political bombshell, the fbi taking another look at hillary clinton's previously closed e-mail investigation. not from her private server, but from an unrelated case. i talked to chuck todd with nbc's "meet the press" about this breaking news story. justel days before the election. do we have any idea when they're talking about the e-mails do they refer to classified e-mails? >> that's the part we don't e-mails that maybe ended up with somebody not classified? >> charles: the e-mails that prompted a new review reportedly came from a separate sexting investigation of former congressman anthony wiener. republicans were furious. when the fbi did not recommend charges the first time around, in the clinton e-mail server investigation. rest feingold's campaign issued a statement saying it's iman the opportunity to gather all the facts and certainly director comey has the all aboutity to do so. secretary clinton herself has acknowledged that she made a mistake and would have done things differently. speaker ryan responded by s

hey, this is shannon. >> but shannon did it. >> i've been waking up having panic attacks.an't deal with this. i want to know what happened. can you tell me anything? >> yeah. 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. >> yeah. >> 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 captors held 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. o

shannon. >> shannon: all right. thank you. >>> a man faces a dozen charges for a hit-and-run crash that and injured their uber drive. >> charles: according to court document he admitted to driving drunk before running a red light near second and clybourn, then slamming into you another car. after leaving the scene, randhawa and his passenger took two separate cab rides. the criminal complaint says video from one of the cabs shows randhawa saying, i know i shouldn't have drove. well, randhawa's license was last year. if convicted in this case he faces nearly 200 years in prison. formal charges have not yet been filed against him. >> shannon: a milwaukee man is sentenced to more than 70 years in prison for setting a house on fire that 60ed two children. a jury convictedha the crime la. 2-year-old taenajah morgan died in the fire. kevin little, her cousin, died almost a month later in hospice care. >> charles: new charges against an accused sexual predator at uw-madison. he is now charged with sexually assaulting five

timing on all that coming up in a few minutes. >> shannon: more local news now. the milwaukee common council approved legislation to rid the question about a person's criminal history on applications for city jobs. proponents say that the so-called ban the box legislation gives ex offenders a better shot at employment and reintegrating into society. >> charles: still ah at 6:00, how the recent hysteria over creepy clowns is now impacting the most famous clown of all. >> shannon: also coming up, local high-schoolers are given a new trade a try. why an organization wants these >> police dash-cam video of officers checking out, wait till you see this, reports of people wearing clown masks. found two people in costumes standing along the road. officers then learned the two left a 4-year-old child home alone so they could carry out the clown prank. police arrested two men and a woman. >>> and because of the creepy clown sightings across the country, mcdonald's announced that its iconic mascot, ronald mcdonald, will not be out in the community as much as he used to be.

shannon: let there be light. how they are making downtown a little brighter. >> we want to mike sure we make the best decisions for the shannon: people will be able to see it throughout wisconsin next week. george: the milwaukee va denied a veteran hospice care. eric is here with what the investigation found. >> robert's family wanted him to die in peace at the va va sent him home. the staff admits this situation should have been handled differently. liz ryan believed an inpatient hospice care would have helped her brother robert live comfortably during this final days. but the staff never bothered to reef him for a palliative care consultation. robert was denied care for disruptive behavior. >> they made it sound like he was a horrible disruptive person. but that wasn't it. it was the disease making him so agitated. >> after we started asking questions about would roberts c. investigation. >> how done if i dent are you that something like this will not happen again? >> i'm confident we have the right decision ma

shannon: re is outside with what city leaders are saying. the man the milwaukee police department stood behind after the anotherring death of seville smith is sexual assault and two counts of prostitution. >> these are grave charges that go to the heart of our code of conduct wive our oath to protect and serve. according to court records brown raped a man the day after he shot and killed seville smith. he drove the semi-conscious man to the hospital. police said during an interview the man exhibited signs of trauma whenever he discussed being raped. the victim told police he went to a bar with brown to talk about music. they were drinking and watching coverage of the sherman park violence oh the victim says he bragged about being able to do whatever the defendant wanted without repercussions. theic up to being sexually assaulted. >> the fact of the matter is this individual revealed his character. >> reporter: detectives searched his cell phone leading to three additional victims from the past year. >> we had them investigated and referred t

. >> shannon: the 26 year old is from pleasant prayery. he was warrant unrelated to the crash investigation. it's believed he was riding inside that lexus when the driver blew a red light and slammed into an uber car. two women in that car died. a third diedhe a hospital. >> charles: milwaukee police need your help finding this guy. 19-year-old devontae you turner is accused of killing a man monday. he lives in chicago but has family and friends in the milwaukee area. >> shannon: we got our first look today at the brown deer following an argument on a bus. julia fello was in court for i >> reporter: the attorney tells me he was stunned the officer appeared in out of custody court for a felony charge this serious. 27-year-old officer devon kraemer's court appearance remained carefully core oh graphed. we tried to speak to her after. is there anything you want to nayer appearance for the official charge of aggravated battery, use of a dangerous weapon. >> good afternoon. >> the march 14th incident started on b a when 26-year-old manuel burnl

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shannon spalding, thank you for your bravery and speaking out. former chicago police officer, whistleblower featured in the series. she said she suffered retaliation for reporting and investing -- investigating criminal activity by fellow chicago officer. back, shaun king joins us to talk about many issues. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "human" by rag'n'bone man. the song is featured in ava duvernay's new documentary, "13th." catch it on netflix. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: the election is just 18 days away and three presidential debates behind them now, hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning. inlary clinton will be raleigh, north carolina, where she will be joined by the mothers of the movement -- women who lost their children to police-involved incidents and gun violence. among them, sybrina fulton, the mother of trayvon martin, gwen carr, the mother of eric garner, and geneva reed-veal, the mother of sandra bland. amy: the event comes as residents

>> well, you're exactly right, shannon. we repeatedly during the course of this year asked for more information from federal authorities so that we could participate in ensuring that we were keeping our fellow texans safe, that we wouldn't have another incident like what happened in houston, texas, with this iraqi refugee, and they told us no at every turn. they would not share the information with us. they would not help us in any way to ensure that we would be able to protect texans. >> all right. you also have an issue with budgetary concerns as well because taking care of people costs money. there are a lot of costs associated with resettlement. my understanding is you were worried that you'd get sent more people than you could afford to help. >> right. well, the way this is supposed to work is there is actually a contract and a deal between the states and the federal government as well as immigration resettlement agencies where we're supposed to have some say in the process. there was a limit of the number of people th

amy: let's go to shannon spalding, former chicago police officer. agrees to chicago settle a whistleblower lawsuit brought by spalding and her colleague daniel echeverria who allege they suffered retaliation for reporting and investigating criminal activity by fellow officers. shannon spalding, tell us, what was it that you were investigating? when did it happen? when did the cover-up, you feel, and the retaliation against you start? >> my partner danny and i started investigating allegations that kept surfacing there was a sergeant, ronald watts, and members of his team who work directly underneath them that were imposing what they called on the streets a watch tax. he was receiving money from drug dealers that ran different drug presidentin a housing -- project in the surrounding area. in exchange for that money, they were g guarantee protection from prosecution an arrest. in addition to that, the allegations were that this crew of rogues officers under the command of ronald watts were also planting narcotics on innocent individuals and falsifying

the problem is, i was working on the now somehow. >> shannon: we had you. if you just -- >> john: but we're ready now. i got the numbers in. workers: he campaigned as a job creator ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class ( music ). >>> live from the lambeau field atrium, inside the legends club, it's packers live. this week's pac s guest, nick perry. ladies and gentlemen, the rock himself, larry mccarren. >> thank you very much. thank you. ( applause ). >> can we talk? occasionally i refer to this show as packers almost live

faithful words, shannon, they were in a good place now.you have to wonder if they had that transparency dpa we'd still be talking about it a year and a half later. keep digging ed, thank you, good work. >> thank you. >>> major gift for republicans as wikileaks reveals tens of thousands of e-mails from the clinton campaign. house oversite committee chairman jason chaffetz is preparing for years of investigations if hillary clinton becomes president. raid yes talk show house, fox news contributor and radio talk show host, good to see you both. >> hey there. >> good to see you. >> leslie, even if he's victorious, if the gop holds on to the house, it sounds like they have got a backlog of stuff waiting for her. here is a bit of what chaffetz had to say. he's the chairman of that committee. it's a target rich environment even before we get today one. we've got two years worth of material already lined up. she has four years of history at the state department and it ain't good. leslie. >> what isn't good is the gop not listening to the will of t

shannon: decision 201 coverage. senator ron yawn on and russ feingold face off in their first debate. george: julia is in green bay. >> the first question was all about donald trump and hillary clinton. democrat russ feingold went after ron johnson for still supporting donald trump. >> supporting donald trump is completely irresponsible and no one should do it after they have seen the fact he's not qualified to be president. to be president. >> i'm not going to defend the indefensible. which is a marked difference between myself and senator feingold who must be the last american who thinks hillary clinton is trustworthy. nor feingold says he has a plan, but the problem is it's president obama's plan. >> you have to increase human intelligence. spies in the region. report * police and comun relations was another big issue. the violence in sherman park started after seville smith was shot and killed. johnson addressed improving police relations in milwaukee. >> you work in good faith and provide people opportunity. su

shannon: a three day competition of american dancers. the u.s.?< senator kenny received a special honor. george: there is a meteorological term for a night like this. october perfection. shannon: . the haunted house is a fundraiser for path finders. report require's a perfect autumn. >> reporter: it's a perfect autumn night. let's check the badger forecast looks good for the badger game. though towards the end of the game you could see a thunderstorm. most of the game should remain dry, 7 degrees to start the day. 65 for the end of the game. lamboe looking very nice. 63 degree for kickoff. it will get dark and mostly clear and 58 degrees by the end of the day. if you are going it for fall colors you have a nice mild air and plenty of color. some areas past peak especially along the wisconsin and u.p. border. parts of milwaukee county. everybody else around 35 to 50%. average high temperature for the day. we hit 63 degrees. we had only one day below 50 degrees. we'll see the temrares jump 57 in racine. burlington has dropped to 47. we had clouds dr

hi, carl. >> reporter: hi, shannon. the last 24 hours have been the most tumultuous of donald trump's entire presidential campaign. those tapes have caused republicans across the country to denounce him. some saying that he should let mike pence be on the ticket. and the next 24 hours are likely to be just as tumultuous, with tomorrow night and the debate in st. louis against hillary clinton where questions about this entire episode are sure to come up. donald trump says he will never withdraw from the race, and amid gop demands that he quit told the "washington post" "they're not going to make me quit and they can't make me quit." he told the washington journal, "there's zero chance i'll quit and the support i'm getting is unbelievable." house speaker paul ryan disinvited trump to wisconsin's fall fest today after hearing the 11-year-old tape of trump boasting his fame allowed him to grope women without con sentd or warning. running mate mike pence who said he found trump's remarks horrifying was scheduled at the last

shannon: one of the i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. lance: one of the state's top-ranging volleyball steams has been disqualified from post-season play. volleyball team played in one too many tournaments, deeming them ineligible. the school district has since appealed the decision. >> it's hard because it's been such a fun team to play with all year. shannon: they are hoping to hear if their appeal was granted but time is running out. george: president obama hosted this final state dinner at the white house. comic jerry seinfeld and mario andretti. mario batali included carting plates from the kippen to a george * we discovered one party appears to ha

hi, carl. >> hi, shannon. the last the 24 hours have been the most tumultuous of donald trump's entire presidential campaign. those tapes have caused republicans across the country to denounce him, some saying that he should let mike pence be on the ticket. and so the next 24 hours are likely to be just as tumultuous with tomorrow night and the debate in st. louis against hillary clinton, where questions about this entire episode are sure to come up. donald trump says he will never withdraw from the race. and amid gop demands that he quit told "the washington post," quote, they're not going to make me quit and they can't make me quit. he told "the wall street journal" there's, quote, zero chance i'll quit and the support i'm getting is unbelievable. house speaker paul ryan disinvited trump to wisconsin's fallfest today after hearing the 11-year-old tape of trump's profanity-laced boasting that his fame allowed him to grope women without consent or warning. running mate mike pence, who said he and his wife foun

>> george, shannon, gting down here could be a problem for some. look behind me, you can see construction just north of the arena blocks several roads. however, the parking issue stems from fewer spots in this immediate area. >> the start of the season has employees putting on the final touches, as 18,000 fans are excted to pack the bmoarris bry the city. >> but the anticipation offfomey for seasketon tic holders. >> i'm looking at the parking structure now. it's really, really going to be a proem. >> a popular city owned parking structure right across the street from the arena that once held 950 spaces is now closed for deconstruction. >> i wouldn't want toalk the cold probably about five, six blocks. >> the construction has issues, but the pros so outweig the cons. >>onstruction for the new arena will bring inconveniences for the next couple years, however, there are 4,000 spaces within a quarter mile and another 12,000 if you go out a half mile. >> within a five, 10 minute walk, there still plenty ofpark. >> to accommodate for those who can't pa

>> good afternoon to you, shannon. donald trump will be on the stage at the venetian hotel in downtown las vegas somewhere about an hour from now i would expect. here is a look at the crowd gathered here already. a 75,000 square football room. they gave away 9,000 tickets for this. donald trump appearing as new abc tracking poll showed a race is narrowed a single point between him and hillary clinton. she leads 46-45. what's really interesting about this, since this tracking poll start add week ago saturday on the 23rd, donald trump has gained 11 points and continues to climb. yesterday in colorado, he went hard against reopening of fbi investigation doing a complete backflip on fbi director james comey. this is a guy who he has been criticizing, soundly criticizing four months now now claiming he has the courage and conviction and integrity to reopen this investigation. donald trump also slamming the attorney general loretta lynch for trying to strong arm comey into not sending the letter he did send to congress and o

shannon? >> all right, carl cameron live in new york. we'll talk about it with the panel, coming up. thanks, carl. >>> now to hillary clinton's campaign, which is active on three major fronts tonight. one, debate preparation. two, responding to that unexpected get for her campaign, the trump audio. and three, the fallout from newly released e-mails showing clinton in what could be described as in a disingenuous light. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is not saying whether or not the new e-mails released by wikileaks are authentic. they are quoting members of the intelligence community who say that it is possible that whoever hacked into the e-mails could have altered some of them to make them more damaging, calling it a sophisticated russian disinformation campaign. it should concern every american that russia is willing to engage in such hostile acts in order to help donald trump become president of the united states. the e-mails released late yesterday include thousands of campaign e-mails,

hi, carl. >> hi, shannon. the last the 24 hours have been the most tumultuous of donald trump's entire presidential campaign. those tapes have caused republicans across the country to denounce him, some saying that he should let mike pence be on the ticket. and so the next 24 hours are likely to be just as tumultuous with tomorrow night and the debate in st. louis against hillary clinton, where questions about this entire episode are sure to come up. donald trump says he will never withdraw from the race. and amid gop demands that he quit told "the washington post," quote, they're not going to make me quit and they can't make me quit. he told "the wall street journal" there's, quote, zero chance i'll quit and the support i'm getting is unbelievable. house speaker paul ryan disinvited trump to wisconsin's fallfest today after hearing the 11-year-old tape of trump's profanity-laced boasting that his fame allowed him to grope women without consent or warning. running mate mike pence, who said he and his wife foun

shannon there are some apps to help stop distracted driving. one called email, surf the web and use any form of social media when someone is behind the wheel. now if you put the app on your child or loved ones phone and they try to disable it, you will get an alert. it costs 129 dollars. shannon valladolid 10 news wtsp the study also showed that 55 percent of the "#- whiledriving posts"-- are coming from men. coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning.. what we are working on this morning. it's been two weeks since hurricane matthew. right now, tampa electric crews are getting ready to head to the bahamas where some areas are still without power this morning. one man is a thousand dollars richer all for picking up a penny. we'll explain. we are working on all those stories, plus ashley has your fall-like weekend forecast, and hilary is checking on the roads. that's all coming down a woman's leg while she's driving! you won't believe what she does next! plus, the secret information released about this baseball player. it's scoring him gifts - instea

shannon touch screen the thing is... hackers getting into baby monitors to carry out cyber attacks is not new what is new... is they're now accesing dvrs- webcams- and even a thermostat -- but how? well, these wireless devices make up what experts are calling the internet of things a hacker can place a virus on a device that allows them to take control of it ---because devices like dvrs don't have great security. robinson says there is little we can do as individuals to stop a huge cyb "nothing is 100 percent full proof in what we have out there. we need to make sure we are taking the right measure to protect it, depending on what it is and what the value of it is." the problem is not all hackable devices are password protected. but the ones that are--make sure you -- change your passwords right now.. and make them unique!! in tampa, shannon valladolid 10 news wtsp. we are now just 14 days away from election day. people are already casting ballots. early voting began on monday. and the presidential candidates are focused

(shannon lundgren, state rep. republican candidate) "but when it becomes personal, and you're damaging our means of worried, because that's just not right." lundgren and her family run the trackside bar and grill in peosta, and she doesn't believe they've made any enemies. "we've been in business here ten years, and we've never had anything like this happen. and so our assumption is it has to do with our campaign, and things are looking good for us, and someone maybe doesn't want us to win." democrats also reacting to this incident, saying in part: "i wish to express my disbelief about the vandalism to the property of candidate shannon lundgren. actions like this are reprehensible and not indicative to dubuque." lundgren says she's not blaming any party or anyone in particular--she just wants whoever did this brought to justice. that's why she's offering a 500 dollar reward to anyone who has info that leads to an arrest. we've got you covered in dubuque county, brad hanson, kwwl news. damaged, you can pick up a ne

ben is in irbil. >> hi, shannon. morning we hear from the iraqi military they tell us a town or village has been taken. we hear gunfights and the police say things are going to plan and they just moved into two other villages south of mosul. the pentagon revealed they were meeting heavy resistance and it would get heavier. they are attempting to retake the extremest held city. they also showed iraqi fighter jets targeting kirkuk. so it is hard to know what is going on, it is mixed messages. >> it was slow going today on the front lines as kurdish and iraqi troops circled around bartola. said to be liberated four days ago but isis continued to reappear. reinforcements rushed to want front lines and the isis resistance was still strong. >> there is a gun battle half a mile in front of us. earlier, there was suicide truck bombs there. not sure whether or not they may call in an air strike. >> one man was killed earlier today by an ied and the mood was somber. as they move towards mosul, they're finding the resistance st

shannon: this new group is calling themselves the sherman park initiative. reporting live outside sherman park, rebecca clark. george: this time of year w talk about great sleeping what weather. rarely does that include throwing open all the windows. >> reporter: john malan could we see more of this coming? or at least i could get used to it. >> this has been an incredibly mild pattern starting saturday. 71 degrees there, 72 sunday. 80 yesterday. 7. one more mild day. we'll see 65. then look at the crashing when you wake up in the morning hours you will see sunshine. 48 degrees. rollercoaster pattern hit us once again. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. the color purple in politics. shannon: wisconsin is being called a mix of red and blue. but is it really? george: lance allan will have the bears. lance: one of the state's top-ranging volleyball ss has been disqualified from post-season play. >> reporter: the cal phones volleyball team played in one too many tournaments, deeming them ineligible. the school district has since appealed the decisi

thanks george and shannon. recent numbers put wisconsin at the top spot, but its not a good ranking.. tonight... the challenges schools are facing, and how local districts are fairing.. that's coming up new on live at 6. it was good to see, and ?feel? the sun today.this is a live picture courtesy of our waukesha towercam. cooler weather is on the way. john look at this video from chicago. the coast guard had to rescue a wind- surfer about a mile out on lake michigan. the surfer's sail broke in yesterday's wind. and he started drifting farther and farther out into open water. with him. he called a friend, who then called the coast guard. the wind surfer is okay. the bright sun was low in the southern sky this afternoon--- still it felt like summer as we were playing shark and minnows at my son's daycare. but they are dealing with ?winter? like weather in orgeon.look at this.the first big snow of the season on mount hood. it was enough to bring the snowboards.john malan is here with our a cold front has passed th

. - talk about a room with a view, we are at bar 32 atop the hilton hotel, and i'm with shannon, shannon smith, right? - correct, sir. - i like your place. - yeah, i like it a lot, too. - yeah, this is pretty good. so, how do clevelanders react when they walk through that door for the very first time? - it's wonderful. to see the faces of people from this city get to see their city this way, with a view they haven't seen before, it's fantastic. l buildings in cleveland, but i love the way this one sort of looms over the lake and the lakefront airport and you can see right into firstenergy stadium. wanna hear some good cheers from there pretty soon, right? - [shannon] i can't wait for it. - [david] well, we need a championship right from the browns and all these great sports teams here in cleveland. you know, i used to fly into this place all the time, but i've never seen this view before, except from an airplane. - [shannon] right. - [david] so, that's pretty good. - it's fantastic, it's so fun for us to watch planes and helicopters and everything coming in and land every day. that have

charles and shannon. >> charles: also now at 6:00, ripped couple is out $11,000 in the case of a contractor fraud. that contractor agreed to do home improvement work and instead took the money and ran. >> that man arrested and charged. police think more victims, however, may be out there. rikki mitchell live at the waukesha police department with this story. >> reporter: well, right now, waukesha police say they know of at least three victims who hired this man for contracting work. and they say that each of them probably worth $100. >> they signed a contract and he says he agreed to pay $11,400 in two separate payments. >> after the $6200 second payment, i never saw him again. >> waukesha police say that man is thomas crivitz who lives in greenfield. police say they learned crivitz has recently spent while gambling. >> it is a large amount of money, there is no way that he could be making that money legitimately. we believe that is from other victims, as well. >> i should have caught it a lot sooner. the guy was just making things up as he went along. >> hun says he checked references and

shannon behnken, 8 on your side. >>> now, max defender 8. the world's most powerful radar and your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> quite a few clouds around the second half of the day. and thick enough at times, it looks like it might see a few showers. things are fairly quiet at the moment. it is not impossible. we could see a few sprinkles. our rain chances are less than plaza. 76 degrees in sun city center with the southeasterly wind at the moment. pleasant conditions. conditions are comfortable. 62 degrees. 80-degree current temperature. downtown saint petersburg, 77 degrees. dew point a little bit higher. thank a strong easterly wind. it has been breezy in the downtown area thanks to the breeze. this area in the tropics, that's cuba right there. florida up here. hurricane center is keeping an eye on it. put a zero percent chance of relatively warm down south. pretty good trail of clouds across the state for today. also, you can see the surface trough that has drawn a lot of showers across the southern port

george and shannon? the latest n-b-c, survey monkey poll released today shows clinton won the final debate.46 percent of those surveyed concluding clinton won. 37 percent believe trump was victorious. the same poll showed clinton also won the first ?two? debates as well. keep up with all of today's developments in the campaign on our website, t-m-j four dot com slash more local news now.more development coming to milwaukee.a brookfield company announced plans today to move its headquarters to the park east corridor. ben jordan shares what the project will add to the corner of knapp and water. "exciting times for this downtown business district as a 30 million dollar project is set to break ground in just a couple months bringing hundreds of jobs to the area." have been a constant view for businesses like bombers restauarant and bar. we've been here since 2002 watching all the expansion downtown from the parking east freeway being torn down, the new arena, the msoe expansion. starting in december more is

shannon? >> thank you, carl, from new york city. leland? >> hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today ahead of the third and final debate with trump trouble on wednesday. the democratic nominee preparing for the big matchup in las vegas. this as each day every hour, wikileaks released another round of damaging e-mails from her campaign. the senior political correspondent is in chappaqua, new york, where she is spending the weekend. mike? >> yes, the leaked e-mails are taking us inside the clinton world revealing complaints about each other and showing some of the sausage making inside the campaign, and, also, some gripes from outside allies. for example, african-american businessman frank lloyd jr. wrote to the campaign chairman and i quote, "the campaign doesn't value black folks, it takes us for granted." and on e-mails there was a question of a definition, senior communications advisor wrote and i quote, "do we have a definition of truly personal," family and friends or huma, et ceter

(shannon lundgren, state rep. candidate) "but when it becomes personal, and you're damaging our means of income, and you're in our home or at our home, then just not right." the dubuque county sheriff's office say they don't have any leads so far, and they're still unsure if the two incidents this week are related. lundgren and her family and friends are also offering a 500 dollar reward to anyone who provides information that leads to an arrest. we've got you covered live from peosta, brad hanson...kwwl news. the vandalism. we'll hear part of that coming up tonight at six. police are investigating a robbery at a family dollar this happening at the family dollar on franklin street in waterloo it all happened around nine o'clock last night police don't know how much money was taken authorities say there were two suspects, and one was armed with a handgun one was wearing a grey sweatshirt, the other in a blue sweatshirt a controversial post to social take a look-this picture was posted to facebook earlier this week.

in tampa shannon valladolid 10 news wtsp. cold cap therapy doesn't work for all chemo drugs-- or for cancers carried through the blood like leukemia. it can be used by men, women and some older children. coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning.. allison is in the newsroom with what we are right now an investigation is underway after a massive explosion in portland, oregon. crews will continue to cleanup all this damage in the shopping district. we'll have more of this video. a texas boy is alive and doing well this morning thanks to the quick actions of one police officer. we are working on all those stories, plus ashley has your thursday forecast and hilary is checking on your roads. while the bay area is constantly changing...time has stayed frozen in coming up... see forgotten memories - come to life! but first... a complete stranger pulls this woman's baby from her shopping cart! you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find

i get this message from shannon. nobody's hurt, but i should come in. let's talk inside. shannon's got two women downstairs, both of them say they're married to you, jesse. ] hell's anna doing down there? she gets her hair done by her work. i wanted to get your story before i talk to 'em. i'm in the dark. uh-- look, i got a girl on the side, anna. she doesn't say she's your goom, jesse. she says she's married to you. oh, martinez, come on. i tell her what she wants to hear. you know what that's about. these women wanna file assault charges on each other. complaints go to paperwork. the 61's are gonna have your name on it. if you tell me the truth, maybe i can straighten things out. all right. i'm married to rosario. mm-hmm. i told anna that there's a possibility of a divorce. and if that went down, then we'd be getting married. and that's the truth? that's what i told her. yeah. yes. so, uh-- like a down payment on the marriage. all right, jesse. let me, uh-- let me go talk to the women in your life. fine. you get the word 'cause i don't know what the hell's going on here

shannon behnken, 8 on your side. >> if you have a problem, shannon behnken want to here about it. here's the number to call. 1-855-behnken. that is 1-855-234-6536. >>> well, a look at max defender 8 tonight. there are no showers at the moment. we saw shower activity across south florida to dry air high above in the atmosphere. not detecting much in the way of precipitation. locally. though we have a cold front coming in tomorrow. the rain chances are relatively low. how about high school football? that is occurring tomorrow night. a lot of folks headed out to that event. we have nice weather as the cold front comes through. the front, the one bringing cooler drier air, that is our with the front moves through throughout the day, temperatures will get progressively cooler. 83 degrees now at tampa international airport. the dew point, 61 degrees. that is a lovely number. it just means drier air for us. in saint petersburg, the dew points 67 degrees which is still okay. 81 degrees, the current temperature, should be a beautiful evening in the downtown area. both downtownsful clearwat

shannon?s been anything silent since director james comey sent the letter to them on friday. notifying them that the bureau is looking into more of hillary clinton's e-mails and issues. kristen fisher has been watching this closely. what can you tell us, kristen? >> reporter: a few months ago democrats were praising fbi director james comey and the republicans were the ones furious over his decision to not recommend charges. now it's the exact opposite. here's adam shift from the house judiciary republican chairman. >> that kind of bomb this close to the election was a terrible lapse in judgment. what is the public to make of this letter and how is the secretary to defend against this kind of innuendo. i think it was a direct mistake. >> i think james comey is acting consciously to address a very serious national crisis. >> reporter: now yesterday congressman goodlat was briefed and said he's calling for more information to be released about the e-mails as soon as possible. comey could not res

water is dangerous leaving sate and glaze to question how long they have been drinking radioactive shannon behnken, 8 on your side. >>> state environmental protection officials tell us mosaic is likely correct. they say they are monitoring water comeing from the sink hole and tests show all of the contaminated water has been captured the way it is supposed to. as for where else the material could come from, it could be associated with simply natural geological processes. >>> if you have is a problem, shannon behnken wants to hear about it. call that is 1-855-234-6536. >>> now, max defender 8. the world east most powerful radar and your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >>> well, it is already time to play in the snow in oregon. snowball fights have begun at the timberline ski resort on mount hood. a fresh blanket of snow on the ground and the recent remnants of a typhoon passing over the other spots. good for them the season is underway a little earlier. now, max defender 8, it is quiet. fairly clear in the bay area. of course, if there are any showers we would sh

now, for marianne and shannon, the challengers today, that's not very impressive, because they want to replace her as champion. let's see how it works out. here we go into the "jeopardy!" round. and here come the categories for the three of you. next, you'll get an "f" in science -- each correct response will begin with that letter.

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shannon confronts the man who admits he is thousands of mammogram records sitting in a >> thousands of people in pascoe county dealing with the damage from hurricane hermine and i will show you the damage and tell you what fema representatives are telling homeowners. >>> that and more coming up. you are watching news channel 8 the station that's always on your side. vo: we asked women in pinellas county to describe congressman david jolly in one word: woman 1: dangerous. words. vo: david jolly shares donald trump's backwards agenda for women. jolly opposes a woman's right to choose and voted to defund planned parenthood and deny women access to basic health care like mammograms and cancer screenings. woman 5: i have 3 words for david jolly... not for women. vo: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. now at havertys furniture, it's our fall savings event. where you can create the perfect outdoor living space. get 25% off select outdoor collections. plus, enjoy thirty-six month, no-interest financing. shop rugs, lamps, pillows and more. come in today and s

i'm here with shannon behnken chicago? right. >> sorry to hear that you are stuck in ghana. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> yeah, i have been here for a while. >> reporter: this went on and on. calls shut off until don sent more money. >> listen to me, whatever i'm doing with don, it's real. okay? r and i know i'm going to prove it to him. >> reporter: in between calls i broke the news. the woman in the pictures is really aria giovanni. >> you see the title here? pornographic actress? >> reporter: here she is on the cover of hustler magazine. i found dating profiles all over the internet. vivian, beatrice. sheila. >> i imagine like all the other little scams, people are making stuff. >> reporter: don saw the life. then marilyn upped her game with a video chat. yep, this caught us off guard too. but, it is fake. an old aria video. notice, there's no sound. so finally convinced don? this youtube video of the real aria. >> i was like all gigglely. >> unbelievable. wow. i fell for this hook line and sinker. >> reporter: i how mu

shannon, charles... here's the deal.one of the cases in milwaukee involves two sisters under the age of 18. tonight the chilling account they gave to federal agents about that's coming up on live at 5... still ahead on live at four... hyundai recall.which models are affected and the reason behind the massive recall.also ahead...thinking of taking the pets along with you for trick-or-treating... the signs of whether they'll be able to 4 your money this afternoon.... here's a look now at the markets at the close of business today.... more money headlines w. air bag issue has prompted hyundai to recall more than 84- thousand cars in the u-s.the recall involves genesis coupes from the 20-10 to 20-16 model years.the car manufacturer says a wiring problem can cause the air bag to unexpectedly go off or not inflate enough, giving little protection. walgreens customers now have the option to "ship to store" for free.the new offering allows customers to shop walgreens' online for a range of products typically not

shannon: new information on a shooting by seville smith. search warrant connected with other crimes that may have occurred before smith's shooting. before two days of violence started in sherman park, a milwaukee police officer shot officers say the men ran from their car when she saw police and at one point seville raised a gun in the police direction. police recovered marijuana, and taco wayne base and a .40 caliber pistol. agents asked to search the saying quote the presence of the weapon, narcotics and three cell phones may be indicative of potential drug sales or distribution. he does not believe the story police have told about his >> we still want that officer to be charged. >> any charges connected to seville smith's death will be up to the district attorney. the case is in his hands now. reporting live outside the county courthouse. george: a corrections officer is accused of shooting a in the head. the victim is lists in critical condition tonight. fall colors day were nothing short of brillant. is the thermometer about to get in