shirley chis some, she is our girl for president. shirley chisholm for president to represent all americans. and you can see the woman symbol around her face in the center really place herself in with a feminist agenda. and that was something that was very much important to her. and on the national stage in 1972 election was very much putting together a very interesting group of people. and if you look at film clips of her at the democratic convention, it's real interesting to see her really seasoned talking about her delegates and what she is going to do with them. they're very skilled politicians who also become, as you say, show horse approaches to things. so when you see behind the scenes and in front of the scenes, you really see a lot of action going on in the '70s. >> i stand before you today as a candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states of america. [ applause ] >> when the congressional black caucus is founded in the very early '70s, one thing they do that really sort of is striking as s

shirley chis some, she is our girl for president. shirley chisholm for president to represent all americans. and you can see the woman symbol around her face in the center really place herself in with a feminist agenda. and that was something that was very much important to her. and on the national stage in 1972 election was very much putting together a very interesting group of people. and if you look at film clips of her at the democratic convention, it's real interesting to see her really seasoned talking about her delegates and what she is going to do with them. they're very skilled politicians who also become, as you say, show horse approaches to things. so when you see behind the scenes and in front of the scenes, you really see a lot of action going on in the '70s. >> i stand before you today as a candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states of america. [ applause ] >> when the congressional black caucus is founded in the very early '70s, one thing they do that really sort of is striking as s

stormtrack seven's shirley descorbeth joining us -- shirley, you have family in haiti. how are they doing tonight? well, those in port-au-prince such as my uncle...are doing okay. however, we haven't been able to get in touch with family members in the southern part of the island... where the storm is relentless. huriccane matthew is the the caribbean in ten years. in haiti -- the dangerous storm destroying homes...and causing flooding. according to my uncle, who i spoke with over the phone...rivers are overflowing. roofs are blown off homes... people have lost thier livestock...and their land. days ago...haitian officals...and other public figures tried telling people to evacuate the dangerous areas. to see...they always like to wait and see when something is gonna happen then they'll try to move, at that time usually it's too late for them to move, that's and now...it's too late. communication to the southern part of the country is impossible. there's also no transportation. it really seems like haiti can't catch a break. for many there...they're still dealing with th

woman who launched the suprise party, and a look at the some of great female political pioneers from shirley chisholm to elizabeth dole who showed us how to break those glass ceilings one at a time. but we begin with the struggle that laid the foundation for all to come. the women's fight for the right to vote. an undertaking that began nearly at the dawn of america's existence la unfulfilled for over 100 years. prior to 1920, america was a very different place for womwity virtually had no rights to their name. men held all power from property to income. "the legal theory is known as coverature. the woman is covered by her father until she marries by her husband after woman could not own property any property that she inherited any money that she might earn belonged to her husband." it was in this climate that the push for women's suffrage july,t point to as the launch of the american women's voting rights movement when elizabeth cady stanton and lucretia mott, women's convention in new y"ma'e beginning point, i don't.i go be spring of that year, abigail adams wrote a remarkable letter to he

shirley. i'm here the downtown...where mark rollins and his wife own resturant called...ede's and the this picture shows the kind of man who mark rollins the crazy mountains region of montana. about a week later, his body was found at the bottom of something had to go wrong. he was an experienced hunter, and this wasn't his first trip to montana." his wife, ede who is too distraught to talk on this restuarant...ede's and the angry pickle, together... they also have two boys. 11. i'm told...they idolized their dad. frequent customers of the restuarant tell me you could often find mark cooking in the kitchen. his boys would sometimes be back there too. his wife tells me he touched so many people through his food... and loved sharing his culinary knowledge. his wife really is having a hard time... she tells me...this just supposed to happen. they had plans for the future. we've got you covered live in decorah -- shirley descorbeth -- such a sad story to share this weekend -- thank you shirley. ro

shirley. in this particular incident -- the caller threatened to shut off the electricity of a business here in dubuque. however, managers didn't normal day at work for tammy smith, until she got a from alliant energy and gave me his name as jonathan charles." dubuque police believe the person on the other end of the phone is trying pull off a work for alliant energy. "he also even gave me a truck number, truck number 1305 and stated we were about to get our electricity shut off." "tammy says she just new something wasn't right about this phone call." the imposter demanding money immediately for a bill claiming it's past due. funny that you would want just cut us off without a disconnect notice." and she continued questioning scammer...until he got nervous and hung-up. although the conversation didn't reach the point of discussing a payment method... police say there's been incidents where businesses fell victim. they want you to stay calls. alliant energy has tips on how to detect a scam. the

shirley, how is your family doing? i have several family members who live in haiti... including my great-aunt and my uncle. he lives in port- phone. matthew. 145-mile-per-hour winds, heavy rains -- destroying homes...and flooding neighborhoods on the southern coast of the country. my uncle jean marie descorbeth, who lives in port-au-prince...tells me what they're dealing with. "i can open my window and see all those trees, there are some heavy winds." it's much worse in the south. "we have some parts of the country like the south, which is really terrible like some people lost their houses. they lost everything they have and they don't have any place to go." with the aftermath of the devastating earthquake six years ago...and now this. "the rivers are taking away everything they have, the wind, the strong winds take away the roof of their houses, the animals and the plantations...you can imagine how bad it is." a bad situation...for a country that can't seem to catch a break. (in creole, but translated): "it's a countr

shirley? ralph montgomery deserves this honor. he left hope of freedom... and ultimately the iowa supreme court granted his wishes. today people from the dubuque community came out to linwood cemetery. they're honoring ralph montgomery...a man born a slave. he's buried somewhere here in an unmarked plot. montgomery came to dubuque to work in the lead mines after agreeing to pay his slave master money for freedom. after five years...he still couldn't afford the debt. "and then to be captured and almost taken back, and without eventually...he sued to be free. montgomery was declared a free man on independence day 18-39. he died about thirty years later. and after all this time...he now finally has a grave marker. the first case the iowa supreme because he was living in a free territory. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque -- shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. through donations -- the linwood cemetery was able to raise money to buy montgomery a monument. so far -- 95- percent of the cost has been raised. coming up -- it's

kw-wl's shirley descorbeth joins us live near the rescue site. shirley? mac -- the rescue happened behind this fence. first responders went into the cave to help a man and a woman. now this is cell phone video it happened saturday morning...just before one thirty on north grandview avee and a woman, both from minnesota...wanted to go exploring. but during their adventure...they became trapped...a couple hundred feet signal. they called a friend who then called 911." firefighters strapped into harnesses and helmets for the rescue. they got into the cave through this storm drain. and not too far away...red caution tape surrounds this manhole. it's an area just steps away from the city's dog park. dubuquers there expressing their thoughts about away from the city's dog park. dubuquers there expressing their thoughts about this. "i think it's a little stupid they would do that." and now...one of them, 28-year-old dallas blake is charged with trespassing. i'm told his friend is injured and she is in critical condition. authorities also called the ca went in th

kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live from the telegraph herald dubuque with more on this. shirley. this shooting happened in broad daylight. there are businesses in the area...including stores and a barbershop. and the owners are reacting to this incident. (nats) last week on cutting hair, it wasn't that busy. i had a client in the chair. it was just a regular day and i heard shots." it happened just before three...across ttr exclusive cutz n' stylez -- on the 500 block of west eight street. "i got down on the floor, i told me and my client to get down on charged with reckless use of a was hiding and then was arrested." jakeice says it was his first time ever seeing burrel... and now he's concerned this incident might affect his business. "it's just crazy that it happened right here, next to my business, across the street from my business. it's kinda bad, i'm kinda worried about all my clients now...who's all gonna come back." no one was injured during the shooting. jakiece says this is something that doesn't happen where he's located, so people should not worry. we've got you cove

>> shirley: i was 13. left the south, was left mississippi, should have stayed. >> anthony: but this was the land of opportunity here and detroit, great cities in the north. >> shirley: it was, then, we were never hungry down in mississippi, we got here depend on welfare whatever and they became alcoholics, abusive to the children and wives and the children came out in the streets just everybody lost control and now it's -- >> anthony: what was chicago like when you arrived? >> shirley: uh, it wasn't as violent. uh, you know, the neighborhoods were communities no vacant lots there were families all over, kids in the street. you could go outside and play and not worry about your children and somewhere and the late '70s early '80s it started to change and become more violent. >> news anchor 1: on july 4th, two young men gunned down. >> news anchor 2: the more than 50% surge in homicides. >> news anchor 3: people shot to death and at least 60 others wounded. >> anthony: however much you might love chicago, wa

shirley. i spoke with the man who owns that donald trump sign. to him...this is more than just about a political campaign. it's the fact these people stole from his property. a group of people up to no good... this is video from dubuque's street cameras showing five men stealing a donald trump political sign from a front yard. the owner of the sign, paul kern -- is out of town so we talked on the phone -- and he is very it were your televison or outside gas grill." this happened on saturday at one o'clock in the morning...by grandview and dodge street. the four by eight foot sign was not an offical campaign trump. "there's five...one that goes to the south, one that goes to the north, there's actually three of them that come across to steal the sign and for whatever reason, one of them decides he's gonna go back on the other side of the street." "and just a couple days later a new sign has been posted up, but it's already been tampered with." it's damaged...being held together by tape. kern says this isn't the proper way for others to express can

this is the last of the pink sky here in shirley. we're told the blinds are being fixed this weekend so the l.e.d. lights will be building which means the woods here will go back to being dark. in shirley, erica richie, fox 25 news. >> mystery solved, erica, thank you. a special exhibit opened today in honor of william shakespeare. we first told you about this exhibit yesterday to mark the 400th anniversary of shakespeare's death the library unveiled a collection of his rare works. one of his play a mid-summer's night dream printed in 1598. public and runs through march of 2017. >>> cheaper items on store shelves here in new england. it involves deepening the waters of the port of boston to allow for larger cargo ships. fox 25's blair miller climbed on board one of those ships to see what we're missing out on and what's being done about it. >> reporter: cutting through the rays of a new england sunset this container ship one of many sailing in and out of boston were a nautical history goes back centuries. even now on average three of

kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with more. shirley. i spoke with managers at an area business who recently got one of those suspicious phone calls. the family business, smith home gallery here in dubuque was targeted by a scammer. on monday, someone by the name of jonathan charles called...claiming to work for alliant energy. he told them he was driving around in a truck... and if an outstanding bill wasn't paid immediately...their power would be shut off. "i thought, well i know we pay we would've had some kind of notice that we're about to get shut off...he kj words and didn't know what to say and then hung up on me." so they didn't reach of the point of discussing payment. tammy challenged the scammer asking him questions. and that scared him off. and as she mentioned she knew...alliant energy just doesn't cut off services like that. they will send a past due notice in the mail, before shutting off the power. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herald newsroom in they say beware of calls asking you to buy prepaid credit ca

kwwl's shirley descorbeth reporting the community. including one person who says she found the bodies." a scary night for people officers called here because of multiple shots fired. at the time, kids were playing outside. neighbors helping one another to get them all inside...and out of danger. one woman, brave enough to run in between the homes...to see if anyone is hurt. "i started yelling, i found them, i found them. they're here...call 911. get an ambulance, they're both dead, they're both dead." when arriving -- deputies find the bodies of 55-year-old craig freile sarah szabo. we're told they were recently a couple...but seperated not too long ago. "at this time, police don't believe there is any danger to the public. we've got you covered in freeport, shirley descorbeth, kwwl news." and an autopsy is being done on to release more information until those autopsies are finished. police say two armed robberies, that happened within minutes of each other, may be connected. the kum-and-go in the 500 block of riverside drive in iowa

kwwl's shirley descorbeth reports. here in an unmarked plot at linwood cemetery...lies nearly 150-years following his death...he's getting a gravestone. "he had the courage to leave mines of dubuque." community members honoring his legacy. "ralph montgomery was the subject of the very first iowa montogomery originally born with the name rafe nelson...came to work in dubuque's lead mines. he left missouri...agreeing to pay his slave master 550-dollars plus interest to be free. but after five years...he still couldn't afford to pay off the debt. he was then considered a fugitive...even bounty hunters were sent after him. montgomery showed courage and sued for his iowa 177 years ago it was showing race relations at it's finest." also justice. in their first case in 18- he died nearly thirty years later. "at first ralph montgomery was buried here, the land now known as jackson park. back then, it was the city cemetery." and although his remains are part of the mass gravesite...he now has a monument. in dubuque -- shirley d

kw-wl's shirley descorbeth joins us live from the telegraph herald i just got back from buchanan county... spoke with some neighbors there. they tell me what happened is crazy. buchanan deputies on scene...the morning after a standoff in aurora. just before eleven saturday night...they responded to this mobile home for a they say this man -- dennis chamberlain was threatening a woman inside with a weapon. deputies try talking with chamberlain...but when they do...he starts shooting at them. neighbors say they heard multiple shots. "and the back of this home may whether this hole was caused by a shot." those living here say they heard a loud thud -- when it happened. the sheriff's office says their deputies didn't shoot even a law enforcement no one is injured... neither the deputies...the woman or buchanan county jail. he is then arrested...and is currently being held at the buchanan county that a standoff happened in their smalll town. one woman tells me, she just moved away from waterloo to get away from dangerous situations like this. we've got you covered live from the telegraph her

we've got you covered in dubuque -- shirley descorbeth -- kwwl news. father al schmitt was when he died. even though he died at a young age -- he was later honored with several military medals for his good deeds. coming up on kwwl -- we share the wisdom of one iowan -- turning a hundred today. plus -- why are pumpkins teal this year? but first -- here's a live look of the storm track seven live doppler radar. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered, with macleod and i'm hosting guest "twenty one pilots" and we're on when my dad got the contract with donald trump, it was huge for our business. there was never any question about the quality of work... and the next thing you know, you weren't getting paid. when you're a small business, a big contract is everything, i mean, it's huge. but...if you don't get paid, it's devastating. we're...we're in trouble. the whole country's in trouble. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. c

we've got you covered in freeport, shirley descorbeth, kwwl news." looking for suspects in this shooting. more information should be coming soon, as the investigation continues. in continuing coverage -- a gasoline-powered generator could be to blame in the deaths of two people and two dogs in eastern iowa. 33 year old shalynn wellner and 29 year old damon gould the second were found dead inside this waterloo home yesterday morning. found in the garage. kwwl's lauren moss looking into this today- she joins us now live in waterloo lauren.. neighbors say they were using it for electicirty...after recent flooding knocked it out. it's a very sad story..the two did not own this house- in fact neighbors say they were helping out. the home was recently damaged from flooding forcing the owner out, you can see appliances like driveway. neighbors say someone recently broke in - so the two were there watching over the home. police say the generator was in the garage at the time of their deaths- and it is possible...the garage emissions with that exhaust fumes c

shirley. firefighters put out the flames a while ago. but you can see...this shed here is burned. many of them are also damaged. now when the fire broke out...the restaurant was packed with people. "i think everyone was scared, i'm really glad it was just the shed though, because it could've been a lot worse." and fire crews put out the fire quickly...before it reached the and we just found out not too long ago...it seems the cause may have been a cigarette... we've got you covered live in ...kwwl news. though the restaurant stayed open, the drive through window is still closed. coming up... "it just devasted us... all of us." we'll meet a couple that's been through not one, not two, but three floods! what they're doing to try and could eating a high protein diet make you more apt to have diabetes? that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook.

dubuque -- shirley descorbeth -- ...kwwl news. investigators now saying -- a cigarette might have caused the fire. coming up on kwwl -- politics again reaching a fever pitch in the state this week -- with two high- profile visits. and -- a business owner is in support mode -- after severe flooding strikes for a third time. and... here's a live look at the storm full forecast, coming up. "you're watching kwwl. we've and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl news at six." got you covered. with ron steele, amanda goodman, chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl cold front approaches the area front also changes the wind direction to the northwest and keeps the tempur temperatures will be 20 degrees also windy with gusts to 30 mph. wednesday evening the sky becomes clear and the wind diminishes. frost is likely by thursday morning in many locations in eastern iowa. temperatures will range from cold front approaches the area from the west. scattered showers are likely wednesday morning

shirley. i'm just getting back from prarie du chien. authorities not releasing much information about this homicide. this man -- 48-year-old jimmy mcdaniel is under arrest in bridgeport township. that's just outside prarie du chien, wisconsin. they were called to a home here on velvet lane...after midnight on wednesday. when they got there...officers say they found the body of 55-year-old linda kline. she was on the ground boyfriend, mcdaniel was at the home...her sister was also inside. after an autopsy -- doctors ruled kline's death a homicide. "and it seems mcdaniel tried to leave wisconsin the following day. police arrested him in the lobby of an area hotel. they say he was planning on catching a flight to georgia." mcdaniel was waiting for a ride to take him to la crosse airport. but he didn't get away -- he's now at the crawford county jail. and we should know more information about this incident soon. authorities say they plan of releasing more details next week. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herlad newsroom in du

kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live in prarie du chien with more. shirley. i'm here outside of the crawford county sheriff's office. authorities not telling us much about this homicide. this is what we know. officers were called to a home on velvet lane just after midnight on wednesday. this is in bridgeport township...just outside prarie du chien. when they arrived -- they found the body of 55-year-old linda kline on the ground outside the home. according to police -- her boyfriend jimmy mcdaniel and her sister were both there. after an autopsy -- kline's death was ruled a homicide. and mcdaniel was arrested the following day. he was at an area his plan was to fly to georgia. descorbeth ...kwwl news. mcdaniel is currently being hed at the crawford county jail. the investigation is ongoing. some cool temperatures out there -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your weekend outlook. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information fr

kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with details. be covering a wide area in area police say you have trust and savings bank on locust street in dubuque was a hub for premise atm machines." a skimmer and pin. in this incident -- nearly "it seems that they came and back...and in the mean time we had about 60 people who were accounts." it didn't just happen in dubuque --there are also reports out of east dubuque at a fidelity bank too. so, how do you spot an atm skimmer? the device fits over the card reader -- if it looks worn, one tip when at an atm, is to cover up the pin pad when taking out cash." this prevents a hidden cover up the pin pad when taking out cash." this prevents a hidden camera from recording your pin. skimmers can also be found as gas pumps and card readers at stores or restuarants. experts say it's safer to use the chip reader while shopping, instead of swiping your card. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque -- shirley descorh police are advising people to monitor their account st

about shirley chisholm running for congress. they're all about her running for president. she is our girl. for president. represent all americans. you can see the woman symbol around her face places her in with a feminist agenda. and that was something that was important to her. and on the national stage for the 1972 election, she was very much putting together a very interesting group of people. if you look at some clips of her at the democratic convention, it is interesting to see her season ed and talking about her delegates. they are very skilled politicians who also become show horse approaches to things. we don't see behind-the-scenes and in front of the scenes. you see a lot of action going on. >> i stand before you today as a candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states of america. [applause] farar: when the congressional black caucus is founded in the early 1970's, one thing they do that is striking as something that brings them to more prominence is that they really place themselves i

shirley walczak is the director of boerner botanical gardens...joins us now. runs tuesday through sunday nights at boerner botanical gardens through the end of the moh. all the information you need to attend is posted in a link on our website... tmj4.com. here's a live look outside at... chilly day today... but wamer weather returns. brian gotter lets us know when we're back above 60 degrees... and for ur tdoor activities. the storm team forecast is right after this. feoldngd i pr isessage.sconsin. d . hard.is why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? i'm cthose lolese'loopholes o dreary day stthe clouds clreout overnight and temps dropped inwith patchy morning. despite lot sun, day is the coldest day since mid may with highs only in the mid 50s. tonight will be clear and coe ldncagain with lows in the 30s and patchy inland frost.friday is sunny and breezy with turdays beautiful with a few clouds and highs near 70. the isn justisolated chance for a shower by late afternoon and evening, ash with lows in the upper 50s. there is a sl

one right over by route 13 and then another crash by shirley road. you have the delays back in leester this morning. another accident right here by commerce way, so if you are traveling on 93 a slow go and more delays down to the lever connector. a disabled car out there, southbound on route 3 the pike slower now 25 to 30, 495 to 128 and also another accident pushed off to the side on 128 north by route 1. traveling the expressway, 30 to 35, and braintree into boston, and red and orange line, back on schedule, all the other trains are running on-time. emily: boston bidding farewell to big papi. fenway park but it's the memory of 14 suppers with david ortiz that will keep us warm for years to come. it was emotional yesterday. it's not the way that we wanted david ortiz to go out but all good things must come to an end. with the sox being swept, 34 took his final curtain call leaving and adoring the nation on their feet cheering and yes shedding a few tears, an emotional big moment and the finality of it all but given what we know of david ortiz it is

kw-wl's shirley descorbeth joins us live near the rescue site. shirley? mac -- the rescue happened behind this fence. first responders went into the cave to help a man and a woman. now this is cell phone video it happened saturday morning...just before one thirty on north grandview avee and a woman, both from minnesota...wanted to go exploring. but during their adventure...they became trapped...a couple hundred feet signal. they called a friend who then called 911." firefighters strapped into harnesses and helmets for the rescue. they got into the cave through this storm drain. and not too far away...red caution tape surrounds this manhole. it's an area just steps away from the city's dog park. dubuquers there expressing their thoughts about

kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live in prarie du chien with more. shirley. i'm here outside of the crawford county sheriff's office. authorities not telling us much about this homicide. this is what we know. officers were called to a home on velvet lane just after midnight on wednesday. this is in bridgeport township...just outside prarie du chien. when they arrived -- they found the body of 55-year-old linda kline on the ground outside the home. according to police -- her boyfriend jimmy mcdaniel and her sister were both there. after an autopsy -- kline's death was ruled a homicide. and mcdaniel was arrested the following day. he was at an area

i am trevor shirley. fox 59 news. >> balloting is underway in 34 out of 37 stateses.nuing to cause problems with 17 days to go before election day. and why clinton's camp said tion made a clear endorsement for trump. and disturbing new rhetoric from russia as the war raging on in s syria continues. what russians are saying p the fighting there. >>> hillary clinton, speaking to reporters on the way from one campaign event to another in pennsylvania. we'll play it. >> we are making our closing arguments and taking about what is at stake in the scomplekz giving people something to vote for and not just against. i saw where our opponent, donald trump, went to gettysburg one of the extraordinary places in american history and basically said if he's president he will spend his time suing women who have made charges against him based on his behavior. tim and i will talk about what we want to do, and if we are given the great honor of serving as president and vice-president and as we said stronger together, we have specific plan and we'll get to work the day after the electio

we get our first african american woman, shirley chisholm in 1969. but more particularly to the voting rights act that protects voters in districts where they had a hard time registering previously because of local laws and state laws and disenfranchisement, we had the first southern members elected since reconstruction. andrew young from georgia and barbara jordan from texas. and as the numbers of african americans in congress increase, one thing that this allows that core group to do is to create an issues caucus. so in 1971, we had the formation of the congressional black caucus, which is a group of roughly a dozen members at that point. but it's able to exercise some power as a voting block and as a organization which educates members on issues that are important to the black community nationally. and so the black caucus becomes involved very early on in things like opposing apartheid in south africa. building momentum to pass a federal holiday to commemorate martin luther king's birthday. so it's operating in a legislative level. but inside the

have appointed shirley hostettler.he was placed on the court of appeals by president johnson in 1968. she was a great judge. he made her secretary of -- ation if he had a vacancy, there is no doubt he would have appointed shirley hostettler. charlie rose: so you moved to d.c. it is a job -- get a job as a professor at georgetown. he was a pretty good tax lawyer. justice ginsburg: in my not , he wasunbiased opinion the best tax lawyer in america. charlie rose: other people have said that. i love his ends of humor. he described himself as having a professional life devoted to protecting the rich from the predations of the poor and downtrodden. and then ross perot wanted to endow the chair, and he could not get him through the idea. ross perot said -- i think the story goes -- i will put up a chair for him at oral roberts. he said hesburg: wanted to set up this chair. in the jewish religion, you don't maintain's after people until they are dead. and he said don't tell me that, i have named the symphony in dallas. when we

one shirley moore. >> okay. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is shirley moore and i'm here to oppose the parking structure that is property in the k po 2 the candle stick point project there's proposal of 27 hundred space garage underground garage in addition to two levels of open space parking and the project and this garage is scheduled to be insulated right now at the foot of inglewood and the drive the residents that live within 2 to three hundred feet and across the street if gilman park that was renovated at the tune of one $.8 million we're not objecting to the parking structure we are asking that 5 point lennar consider moving the parking structure out to the southeast side out the project - so that we will not be - have the pollutants and carbon dioxide permeated the neighborhood and plus a school across the street from the proposed parking garage and from what my research this is probable the largest parking structure in the city and to put it in a community is just not the right thing to do we're - the bayview and as a care zone and people have a high rate of respir

and this is the last of the pink sky here in shirley. we're told the blinds are being within the building which means the woods here will go back to being dark. erica ricci fox 25 news. >> ted: this morning, there's growing concern there could be trouble at the polls this election day. donald trump asking his supporters to be poll watchers saying the election could be rigged. the naacp worries that will lead to voters being intimidated. both sides asking people to bring their cell phones to the precinct so they can record >>> senator elizabeth warren's campaign raised more than $5 million to help elect democrats to the u.s. senate. her campaign says it comes from funds from appearances she's made at campaign events. her e-mail list and checks from warren's leadership pac according to the federal election commission, warren had around $4 million left in her campaign account in june. warren won't face anyone for reelection until 2018. sportsman ship. coming up. we'll tell you the teamwork that has two competing athletes right here helping

watch. >> we should note shirley teeter's name was never mentioned on the undercover video. bret? >> trace, thank you. >> well, after we learned that one of the guys you just saw on that tape was a frequent visitor to the white house, the story became an issue for the obama administration. here is press secretary josh earnst earlier today. >> how would you describe [inaudible] >> again, i'm not sure that i can describe it because i'm not sure that there is much of one. i know that they have met before but, again,. >> personally, there 300 times. >> we can get more details on that. i don't want to you rely on those people with the suggestions and how these are 40 different 101 meetings in the oval office that would not be true. we will see if we can get you more information about that. >> joining us now juan williams and dana perino, co-host of the five right here on fnc. great to see you both. now the white house is trying to say okay, there is a difference between one-on-one meetings with the president and visits to the white house. but they are not denying the number of visits t

kwwl's shirley descorbeth has that story.. (nats) it's a special memorial mass -- fit for a pearl harbor hero. nearly 200 hundred lucas, iowa. he died in 1941...along with 428 other crew members when the uss oklahoma was attacked. "he held back and helped others to escape the sinking ship." he helped save 12 of his identified father al's remains. and now -- 75-7ears after his death...family members and other military servicemen fill the pews to honor him...including his niece rose foley. "i can still see him driving in came out the car was the golf clubs. he just was something else." after praying for father al...he recieves full military honors. the american flag on his casket...folded...and given to his family. this would never happen." the remains of a brave man who died for his country-- now back home. we've got you covered in dubuque -- shirley descorbeth -- kwwl news. home. we've got you covered -- kwwl news. father schmitt was 32-years-old when he died. even though he died at a young age -- he was later honored with mil

kwwl's shirley descorbeth plot at linwood cemetery...lies the remains of ralph following his death...he's getting a gravestone. "he had the courage to leave mines of dubuque." community members honoring his legacy. "ralph montgomery was the montogomery originally born with the name rafe missouri...agreeing to pay his slave master 550-dollars plus interest to be free. but after five years...he still couldn't afford to pay off a fugitive...even bounty hunters were sent after him. montgomered "dubuque, iowa...in dubuque iowa 177 years ago it was showing race relations at it's finest." also justice. in their first case in 18- he died nearly thirty years later. "at first ralph montgomery was buried here, the land now known and although his remains are part of the mass gravesite...he now has a monument. we've got you covered in dubuque -- shirley descorbeth through donations -- the linwood cemetery was able to raise money to buy a monument. so far -- 95- percent of the cost has been raised. an act of kindness recoginized this weekend for a week to volunteer sandbaggers. take a look at this.

shirley. caller: hi, how are snu host: morning. i am undecided, that is hat i've said, but i've decided. there was nobody to vote for until they decided to vote to bring in their vice presidential candidates. of a beginning member richmond city council can tim kaine. kaine. tim tim kaine cares only about tim kaine. trying to become the president. i know this personally, since he was before he was on city council. he really doesn't care about people at all. he will do whatever it takes. mancherian d of candidate and mrs. clinton's health issues. man is ever the president of the united states, talking about tim kaine, we country.e a this guy is crazy. i know him personally, i'm not nasty, i'm just standing up for what is right to ay and standing up for the people in this country and now he has made, i wasn't going to anybody, i will vote for donald trump in order to is no re that this man longer in a position to be president. host: okay, shirley. brookfield, wisconsin, good morning to you, suppo

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kwwl's shirley descorbeth reports. here in an unmarked plot at linwood cemetery...lies man who was a slave. "he had the courage to leave the shackles of slavery, seek members honoring his legacy. "ralph montgomery was the subject of the very first iowa supreme court case." montogomery originally born with the name rafe nelson...came to work in dubuque's lead mines. he left missouri...agreeing to pay his slave master 550-dollars plus interest to be free. but after five years...he iowa 177 years ago it was showing race relations at it's finest." also justice. buried here, the land now known remains are part of the mass gravesite...he now has a monument. we've got you covered in dubuque -- shirley descorbeth through donations -- the through donations -- the linwood cemetery was able to raise money to buy a monument. so far -- 95- percent of the cost has been raised. an act of kindness recoginized this weekend for a woman who provided food last week to volunteer sandbaggers. take a look at this... "while we were in cedar t

one shirley moore. >> okay. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is shirley moore and i'm here to oppose the parking structure that is property in the k po 2 the candle stick point project there's proposal of 27 hundred space garage underground garage in addition to two levels of open space parking and the project and this garage is scheduled to be insulated right now at the foot of inglewood and the drive the residents that live within 2 to three hundred feet and across the street if gilman park that was renovated at the tune of one $.8 million we're not objecting to the parking structure we are asking that 5 point lennar consider moving the parking structure out to the southeast side out the project - so that we will not be - have the pollutants and carbon dioxide permeated the neighborhood and plus a school across the street from the proposed parking garage and from what my research this is probable the largest parking structure in the city and to put it in a community is just not the right thing to do we're - the bayview and as a care zone and people have a high rate of respir

our first accident of the morning on route 2 out in worcester in the eastbound lanes just before shirley road at exit 36 there is stop and go traffic back to route 13 and exit 32. traffic is extremely heavy south of the crawling from the split to columbia road. stop and go on 95, and route 3 is bogged down. . >>> david ortiz one last curtain call as his career comes to an end, the red sox dh tipping his cap to fans as he walked onto the field last night. >> it was definitely a tearful good-bye after the game. >> reporter: well, good morning. this was not how it was supposed to end but not every story has a hollywood ending and the career of david ortiz many hoping for one more world series run but it came to an end as the red sox were swept away by the indians in game 3. they never led last night, they got within a run an big papi is fired up. a huge ovation but that was how the game ended. the sox are swept and one of the most remarkable careers in red sox history is over, but ortiz wasn't done. fans charted chanting big papi we won't leave. he came out tipped his cap to the crowd as he

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shirley chisholm said freedom is an endless horizon and there are many, many roads that lead to it.ay mckesson is one of the prominent leaders of the black lives matter movement. and in his endorsement of hillary clinton he wrote i am not naive enough to believe that voting is the only way to bring about transformational change, just as i know that protest alone is not the sole solution to the challenges we face. joining us now for an exclusive interview, deray mckesson in his first interview since endorsing hillary clinton. deray, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> it's good to be here. >> deray, you met with hillary clinton last week. what did you say? what did she say to you in that discussion that moved you to endorse her this week? >> so it wasn't just a conversation. i met with her a year ago. and it was before there was a platform. so i had been looking at the platform over the past year. bernie's platform was also really robust. and she is a democratic nominee. i met with her last friday as a follow-up in some ways to the first meeting. impressed her about three

over to shirley. right here coming into town on i10, to the west of 110. south, milford, mendon, into southern worcester county, between millville and uxbridge, tell by the storm tracker radar, about to come up pond streak, across 146, heavily traveled roadway through that part of worcester county. to the south coast, mattapoisett heavy rain drifting northward from you right now, 495 and mattapoisett, 495 farther to the north. all heavy rain coming through this area, route 6, coming off of a 195, and some of this heavily in mattapoisett as well. through bourne, seeing heavy rain here. sandy neck, the heavy rain on route 6 coming to and cape cod bridges through the town right now. weather concerns through this evening. potential of some flooding, not rivers and streams coming out of their breaks, localized stream flooding. something steve tweeted to me a few minutes ago, he's out, he's a landscaper, he takes care of trees and leaves this time of year and leaves are coming down from these leaves and blocking up the storm cranes and causing localized flooding

shirley bordeaux provided the ride. she's a member of citizen action wisconsin, "publicizing the number so people know they have an opportunity to go even if they don't drive." a few weeks ago in milwaukee but until now didn't include saturday and sunday. "we really developed a schedule to ensure that any person who wants to early votes before the election has the opportunity to cast their ballot." not only has milwaukee expanded its voting hours, earlier this week the city opened two satellite polling places. "previous presidential election the highest number of early of voters that we've had is 37,000 and we're already a third of the way there." until election day. "the weekend is the very best." but like we said before, zakia patterson wasn't going to miss out. now that time is on her side. "it's good to just come during the weekend and vote." that makes three different places milwaukee's can early vote. the zeidler building downtown, forrest home library and the midtown center off capitol drive. back to you. how and

kwwl's shirley descorbeth spoke with her uncle -- who's there. he says rivers are overflowing and people have lost their livestock and land. he says people have been asked to leave home -- but not everyone is doing so. to see...they always like to wait and see when something is gonna happen then they'll try to move, at that time usually it's too late for them to move, that's why we have so many casualties." the southern part of the country and there's also no transportation. rescue crews across the atlantic coast -- hope everyone takes this storm seriously. a water rescue team has been getting ready. dozens of firefighters are being deployed to either north "with wide area flooding the water comes up really quick bauecse your vehicle won't drive even three or four inches of water sometimes so we'll have to go in and help evacuate houses that didn't leave early enough." south carolina's governor says she'll given an evacuation order today -- so one million people would have enough time to leave the coast. funeral services for the man shot and kill