one roll call commissioners respond commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner mondejar is absent commissioner rosales commissioner mondejar and commissioner bustos are absent all other members of the commission are present the next order of business announcements a the next regularly scheduled meeting on august 16, 2016, at one p.m. at city hall and b announcements of electronic devices please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. k announcements of time allotment for public comment. please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission the commission wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3 reports on actions taken at a pre

one roll call commissioners respond commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner mondejar is absent commissioner rosales commissioner mondejar and commissioner bustos are absent all other members of the commission are present the next order of business announcements a the next regularly scheduled meeting on august 16, 2016, at one p.m. at city hall and b announcements of electronic devices please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. k announcements of time allotment for public comment. please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission the commission wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3 reports on actions taken at a pre

nearly one week after chaos-- singh opens up about nearly losing everything. in the sherman park area, i've been there 10 years. the whole neighborhood is just like my own family. we really love each other. i know all the neighborhood, block by block, each side. they are targeted by angry looters-- and set on fire. three people were able to get out safely. singh struggles to find the words-- but his lawyer sits at his side--expressing his frustrations. it's not only affected the business, it's affected a person and a whole community. he reads a statement--filled with both grief-- watching the neighborhood we love and the business we have worked hard to build, go up in flames, was heartbreaking. and police. in the midst of all the destruction and damage, many people came to help and check on us. singh and his family are not sure what the future holds or whether they will rebuild-- for now they take in one day at a time-- looking forward to a new start. 45:50 they've had a lot invested in milwaukee. they want to stay in the milwaukee area. what's going to happen

again, singh isn't sure whether he will rebuild in the same spot. the total cost in damages is still being figured out. live at milwaukee police district 7, ashley sears fox 6 news. brad thanks ashley we've been tracking the developments coming out of sherman park since the unrest broke out last weekend -- from the investigation to a neighborhood in healing. click the link on now dot com or the fox6 news app -- to view all of our coverage. we have new information out of new london. the wisconsin department of justice investigating an officer-involved shooting that left one man dead this afternoon. officials say the officers spotted the 31-year-old man-- who had an active warrant out for his arrest. they confronted the suspect and he pulled out a gun. that's when officers shot him. "knowing that it was a younger person upsets me, in a way, but i understand that the police have their job to do, and we want them to do their job, that's what they're trained to do, but the no one involved in the incident has been identified yet. neither officer was injur

but on monday morning amanjeet singh toor was gunned down. and today new video of the deadly robbery at a 7-eleven the family hoping the images put the killer behind bars. abc's chris grow tells us the family has many questions unanswered. >> reporter: amanjeet singh toor known by so many, family and customers at the 7-eleven. his death leaves his wife behind and so many are wondering why he was shot, especially if the suspect already had the money. >> man armed with a gun storms into this 7-eleven monday morning. surveillance video shows the into the back of the store after he already had the money. >> his hand is up in air. >> reporter: that is question the family keeps asking. he just imgraded to america. they-- immigrated to america. they describe him as hard working. his cousin calls him a role model for the family. we never had anything negative to say about him. >> reporter: police say he was shot after a struggle for the gun. they don't believe his race or religion was a motive but the family isn't ruling it out. >> when you see the i

the owner--pakhar singh--looks on--at what's left. singh opens up about nearly losing everything. in the sherman park area, i've been there 10 years. the whole neighborhood is just like my own family. we really love each other. i know all the neighborhood, block by block, each side. they are all sad. the gas station was targeted by angry looters-- and set on fire t able to get out safely. singh struggles to find the words-- but his lawyer sits at his side--expressing his frustrations. i think he's still in kind of a...it hasn't sunk in yet. he reads a statement--filled with both grief-- watching the neighborhood we love and the business we have worked hard to build, go up in flames, was heartbreaking. and gratitude. thankful for both neighbors and police. in the midst of all the destruction and damage, many people came to help and check on sure what the future holds or whether they will rebuild-- for now they take in one day at a time-- looking forward to a new start. it's not only affected the business, it's affected a person and a whole community. again, singh isn't sure whether

pakhar singh has owned the station for at least a decade according to his lawyer. his son was charged with disorderly conduct in july when he fired a gun in the air after thefts at the store. it sparked protests and singh had been trying to make peace with the sherman park community when the station was looted. his son has pleaded not guilty. happening right now...we're learning more about the officer who shot sylville name -- until milwaukee police confirm his identity...but the firestorm is growing on social media -- police have told us posts on facebook helped contribute to the large number of people involved in the riots at sherman park over the now this morning -- there are several facebook posts naming the milwaukee police officer believed to be involved.one in particular has been shared 16- hundred times, there are hundreds of comments.many of those comments are threatening. named and pictured in those posts is in fact the officer who shot sylville smith, but we do know the officer who was invovled left town.vince? the black panthers of milwaukee pressing th

rahul dubey remembers his godfather satwant singh kaleka kaleka"it has taken time. and in especially these things when you lose your loved one it definitely - it takes time, but still those memories remain etched in out mind and killed in the sihk temple shooting in 2012.kaleka's son, amar singh kaleka is also taking it day by day day"sometimes it's really hard for our family to come. it's almost like a re-traumatizing. mom was inside the temple when it was happening. i think my father would be proud of the way we reacted since that day. there's been up and down, just like any mass shooting, and i think we as a culture have handled that suffering in a very tranquil, peaceful way." amar kaleka says this anniversary is special. it's the fourth year. it takes four cycles for the moon. it's very different than the trinitarian thought. the fourth is important.as they move forward, the temple hopes others will learn from the tragedy on august 5, 2012"it was an act of ignorance, but it led to something positive. sikh faith is not about about any anger, about any anguish, a

commissioner singh has a motion.ink commissioner pimentel has a question >> who will be the property manager on site in the units? >> i'm sorry. you asked about the property manager? >> yes. >> we're not determined that at this point. the units would be sold as condo units. we have not got to that point but as soon as i can get that answer be happy to explain it to you >> thank you. i want to applaud you. you have been a real asset to the community. i've seen tons of time come like i need this in a day. you just always have been there very inspiring to see a minority owner of a property creating a development in the community could truly inspirational to the younger generation to see the opportunity that can come about. i was devastated to see it close. it's refreshing to see it's going to be something in the bayview really inspiring to people. parking, i appreciate you understand the wars in bayview. so i thought that. >> thank you very much. any other questions before i take my seat? >> any comments? >> i want to b

commissioner singh has a motion.ink commissioner pimentel has a question >> who will be the property manager on site in the units? >> i'm sorry. you asked about the property manager? >> yes. >> we're not determined that at this point. the units would be sold as condo units. we have not got to that point but as soon as i can get that answer be happy to explain it to you >> thank you. i want to applaud you. you have been a real asset to the community. i've seen tons of time come like i need this in a day. you just always have been there very inspiring to see a minority owner of a property creating a development in the community could truly inspirational to the younger generation to see the opportunity that can come about. i was devastated to see it close. it's refreshing to see it's going to be something in the bayview really inspiring to people. parking, i appreciate you understand the wars in bayview. so i thought that. >> thank you very much. any other questions before i take my seat? >> any comments? >> i want to b

commissioner singh has a motion.ink commissioner pimentel has a question >> who will be the property manager on site in the units? >> i'm sorry. you asked about the property manager? >> yes. >> we're not determined that at this point. the units would be sold as condo units. we have not got to that point but as soon as i can get that answer be happy to explain it to you >> thank you. i want to applaud you. you have been a real asset to the community. i've seen tons of time come like i need this in a day. you just always have been there very inspiring to see a minority owner of a property creating a development in the community could truly inspirational to the younger generation to see the opportunity that can come about. i was devastated to see it close. it's refreshing to see it's going to be something in the bayview really inspiring to people. parking, i appreciate you understand the wars in bayview. so i thought that. >> thank you very much. any other questions before i take my seat? >> any comments? >> i want to b

jens bjoern andersen -- manish singh, joining us this morning.next, the pboc promises innovative monetary policy. what does it mean? we are live, to figure it out. after the u.s. jobs report on friday, we focus on china and global demand. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome to "the pulse ." i'm at bloomberg european headquarters right here in london. let's get to bloomberg first word news. he expressed a desire to abdicate within the next few years. in the speech, he voiced concerns that would become increasingly difficult for him to carry out his duties. >> when i consider my age of the 80, as well as deteriorating fiscal conditions, despite being luckily healthy at this moment, i have concerns about not being able to fulfill duties. reporter: as many as 5 million people attended an anti-coup rally in istanbul yesterday. meanwhile, moody's has left its longtime debt rating on turkey unchanged and said it would continue to review it stance following the failed sales coup. donald trump is attempting to get his campaign back on track. according

singh: i don't want to say anything right now. kathy: the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood started earlier this summer. the b.p. gas station was damaged as a crowd gathered, throwing then on july 20, protests outside the b.p. station after an employee fired shots into the air to disperse a crowd of teens. that employee was the owner's son. he was fired. and then saturday night after a police shooting, the b.p. was set on fire and destroyed. joyce: this morning, dozens of people came to the various scenes of last night's violence to pray for peace, and begin the process of cleaning up. several of the six businesses set on fire were destroyed, including the b.p. gas station near sherman and burleigh. one woman told wisn 12 when she saw what was unfolding in her neighborhood last night, she knew she had to do something. >> help be part of the solution, help with the cleanup and show everybody we are together. joyce: u.s. representative gwen moore of milwaukee issued this statement today. the unrest occurred in her district. he

. >> amar singh kaleka looks on as clean up crews work to remove debris from his uncle's burned out bp gas station. >> it is a sad scene because of has been in the community. fire at a gas station could have done a lot of damage to the surrounding block. >> the station and the family have been in the neighborhood more than a decade. >> we know it is a great location. we also know the community is great. we also know this is not what usually happens. >> the family is still bouncing back from the sikh temple shooting four years ago this month. amar's dad, satwant singh kaleka, was killed. >> i think we grew a much more i am hoping that is going to happen. they can only be the people who live and survive in milwaukee and have grown up in milwaukee that can bring it back. joyce: mike anderson reporting. kaleka says several employees were in the building when the fire was started there. first responders helped get them out. you can follow the latest on the unrest in milwaukee on wisn.com and our free app. through our app, we will send out any breaking news alerts to your cell phone. there y

singh says: "in the sherman park area, i've been there 10 years. the whole neighborhood is just like my own other. i know all the neighborhood, block by block, each side. they are all sad." bobot says: "they've had a lot invested in milwaukee. they want to stay in the milwaukee area. what's going to happen at that site has not been decided yet." singh says it is still too early to know whether he will rebuild. he is still in shock by what happened and is taking one day at a time. live in sherman park, ashley sears fox 6 news. arrested -- and now charged! the first criminal charges related to the unrest in the sherman park area are filed. three men are accused of breaking into clark's beer and liquor near 47th and burleigh. fox6's madeline anderson is live outside the business with more. madeline, the store has reopened? yes and in fact... its been quite busy all afternoon... since we arrivd around 2 oclock. youll see the windows are still boarded up... but he wasn't going to let the destruction stop him from doing business. around midnight sunday,

. >> amar singh kaleka looks on as clean up crews work to remove debris from his uncles burned out bp gas station. >> it is a sad scene because of how long this gas station has been here in this community. at a gas station could've done a lot of damage. >> the gas station and the family have been in the neighborhood more than a decade. >> the community is great, the location is great, and we know this is not what usually happens. >> the family is still bouncing back from the sikh temple shooting four years ago this month. amar's dad, satwant singh kaleka was killed. ,>> i think we can build a much more peaceful community there. i think that will happen. i am hoping and praying it will happen. it can only be the people that live i milwaukee and have grown up in milwaukee that can bring it back. >> kaleka says several employees were inside the station at the time when the fire started. first responders helped get them out, and they are eternally grateful for that. live at sherman and burleigh, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. joyce: thank you. governor scott walker spent time in and around

. >> host: neema singh giulani , do you have a problem with law enforcement having access to that tool? >> guest: when it comes to reque requesting location information our policy is the constitution requires a warrant. most courts when it comes to realtime collection have been in line with that and department of justice and most jurisdictions say a warrant is required for realtime gps locations. in terms of information history information, many jurisdictions don't require a warrant and use a lesser standard. we feel that is not consistent with the constitution. but this is an issue that the courts still need to resolve or where congress needs to act. i think the average person, if you tell them hey, i think i can track where you have been, whether to the doctor, aa meeting, church, you will find that to be extremely sensitive information. as the technology progressing, we are finding that historical information is increasing in accuracy. it isn't just the general area but it could be the floor of the building you are on. as technology develops i think we need the courts and congress t

as he was in court, family and friends were attending the funeral for 36 year old amanjeet singh toor... the man killed in the robbery. police say fatigoni confessed to shooting toor. this morning glendale police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in a parking lot. it happened near glendale and 80-th avenues late saturday night. 45-year-old lama with multiple gunshot wounds and was taken to a hospital where he died. are the diamondbacks about to clean house? according to bob nightengale of usa today... dbacks overship is strongly considering the move. tony la russa... g-m dave stewart... and assistant g-m de jon watson assistant g-m de jon watson would be out after only two years on the job. the report cites a high- ranking executive with direct knowledge of their plans... la russa's contract expires after this season. stewart and watson have an quoted saying --- we haven't decided yet on the contracts. and here is a telling statistic: ?if they do make a change... the dbacks will be changing gms for the 7th time in 11 years... they're on pace to lose they're on pace

a 7-11 clerk, during an armed robbery monday near 16th street and southern. 36-year-old aman-jeet singh toor's family is now pleading with the public to find the killer.there's an 11-thousand dollar reward for any information leading to his arrest. authorities say they're increasing efforts to find a missing buckeye boy. 10-year-old jesse wilson has been gone nearly three weeks now. yesterday.. the f-b-i.. sheriffs deputies and buckeye police spent the morning looking for any sign of the boy.. near i-10 and wilson. they tell us.. his safe return is their top priority right now. bad news for macy's.. the department store plans to close 100 locations by next year. this week.. the company reported a drop in profits and sales. the exact stores that will close have not been announced yet. how long does it take you to moisturize each day?if you're john mayer.... the answer is a long time.he's sharing his beauty secrets on snapchat. emma has that and swedish fish oreos...in your morning juice. john mayer - pretty susccessful music career so far.now he's branching out. take a look.... mayer - t

. >> host: neema singh guliani, do you have a problem with law enforcement having access to that tool? >> guest: you know, when it comes to requesting location information, our position has always been that the constitution requires a warrant. most courts when it comes to realtime collection have generally been in line with that, and the department of justice and most jurisdictions say a warrant is required for realtime gps location. in terms of historical information, you know, the information of where you been for, let's say this past six months or eight months, many jurisdictions don't require a warrant. they use a lesser standard. flrveg we don't think that -- the aclu does not think that's consistent with the constitution, but this is an issue that the courts still need to resolve or congress needs to act. you know, i think the average person if you tell them, hey, i think i can track where you've been for the past six months, whether you've been to the doctor, to an aa meeting, to a church, would find that to be extremely sensitive information. and as technology progresses, we'r

singh arora says you can just look at this gathering to understand the sikh philosophy. everyone, rich and poor, young and old sit together and eat together. no one is greater than the next. it's innocent victims lost their lives, leaving children and families behind. the community of oak creek has stepped in to help and understand. now we live with their memories.so we think of how great they were and how great the whole community is. and on the anniversary of a tragedy, this gathering is not only praying for the lives lost, but for the one responsible. we pray that we don't know what happened to him . why he did that. there must have been some misunderstanding and we pray because of his mom must be suffereing. we pray for that family also temple forgive the man who shot so many? the answer we got is, yes. they did that right away. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6news a new twist on the als bucket challenge... and it can only happen in wisconsin.. that's larry kaplan - and he's covered in cheese sauce! he's traveling to 50 states in 30 days to raise money for lar

the subject force them into a back room and a struggle of the weapon ensues and 36-year-old amanjeet singh toor is shot and killed. >> he was a happy and joyous person. we've never said anything negative >> reporter: his cousins that he works 12 hours a day six days a week to support his family. his wife just joined him in us four months ago. >> they came with the dream of a have -- a better life and children and after four months he lost everything. >> reporter: this is a family friend and it's the first nash is not the first time he's been gas station in september 2001. police say they don't know if the crime has anything to do with his ethnicity. >> he handled the money. why did he get shot? we don't know what's going on.>> reporter: we are told the suspect chased the second clerk out of the store during the ordeal. the second clark was not harmed. the reward for information it has been increased to $11,000. if you know anything, call silent witness. >> >>> of the initiative to raise the minimum ways to $12 an hour is being challenged. the restaurant association filed a lawsuit claiming

the subject force them into a back room and a struggle of the weapon ensues and 36-year-old amanjeet singh toor is shot and killed. >> he was a happy and joyous person. we've never said anything negative >> reporter: his cousins that he works 12 hours a day six days a week to support his family. his wife just joined him in us four months ago. >> they came with the dream of a have -- a better life and children and after four months he lost everything. >> reporter: this is a family friend and it's the first nash is not the first time he's been

singh says: "in the sherman park area, i've been there 10 years. the whole neighborhood is just like my own

he is 36-year-old amanjeet singh toor. his family hoping this surveillance video will get them answers. we will show you that because it shows the killers storming into the store him down in the back of the 7- eleven. >> we want this morning to as soon as behind the bar to protect not only the community, all other people who working at their night shift or day shift at any a convenience store. a different story than last night. live at abc 15 desert doppler. we have drier air coming in our forecast in the valley. we will dry out into the weekend. no more storm chances for now and we will be heating up too. with all the sunshine we expect we will be under a uv alert. into tomorrow and saturday and sunday. coming up we will look at your seven-day forecast, how much hotter things look to get and when storm chances back. >>> big story but tough to understand. you pay your utility bill but the arizona corporation commission that decides if companies can increase their rates. and this man, the commissioner, wanted an independent

got cash and then forced to clerks into the back where he shot that victim was 36-year-old amanjeet singh toor. his wife joined him here in the us just four months ago.>> everybody comes with a dream of having a better life and happiness for children and all of those things. after four months he lost everything.>> the suspect chased the second clerk out of the store but that man was not hurt. there is now an $11,000 reward government.>>> a 10 year prison sentence for the man who caused a partial lockdown at sky harbor. lebron to turn it pleaded guilty to drug charges arm robbery and aggravated assault in 2014. police say he wanted to buy drugs but the seller pulled a gun and that led to the chase that ended at terminal for in sky harbor.>> a quick look at the forecast. it looks like , cond tomorrow, with the drier air we are going to see a warm up. some showers you can see toward the clouds san carlos, white river area and the threat of storms just a slight chance. most rainfall, you can see the green shaded area in the east valley around mesa, apache junction towards gilbert and a lot of

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at some point there ways struggle over the gun and 36- year-old amannette singh toor was killed. it says in part, "we would to thank the police department and local community and all those involved behind the scenes. we're truly appreciative and grateful for everyone's time and he had indication." also new tonight a semi and car collided in the west valley, leading to this huge mess and hazmat situation. that happened near 59th and buckeye. the semi is a refueling truck and has matz yours called out to remove the fuel. two men were taken to the hospital and will be okay and crash. >>> tracking prayer services that will continue at a valley church despite a fire burning part of that building. at the first baptist church in maricopa. leaders say church services will be held outside of the church. tonight congregation say they are thankful that the fire didn't break out while people were inside. >> by god's grace, it happened on a saturday and there was nobody in the building at the time the fire started and there is no personal damage and no harm to individuals. >> electrical issue

and everyone is chasing vijay singh shooting a 4 under 66 to take a 2 stroke lead after 18 holes. milwaukee's northwest side. police are on the scene of a serious crash near 91st and appleton. it happened a little before 10. our photojournalist on the scene says police were performing c-p-r on a person in the street. for the latest-- visit our website fox6 now dot com and join us for wakeup starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. finally tonight. a perfect gift --us upcoming school year. today -- nearly 200-backpacks-- filled with new school supplies were given out to kids on milwaukee's south side. the event -- taking place at the hunger task force's clarke square meal site. kohl's also hooked the kids up with a book and toy. if it didn't get any better than that -- dinner was also served. the backpack donations are made possible by the "kohl's cares" initiative. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking news anytime at

one of the employees, ahmanjeet singh toor tried to get the gun, but fatigoni shot and killed him. police originally had a hard time identifying the suspect, but they say the community made all the difference. information did come in, they were able to use it, and it was key. >> fatigoni confessed to the robbery and the shooting, according to police. he is being charged with murder, kidnapping, and armed robbery. >>> and police have identified a man they say tried to grab an officer's gun before he was fatally shot. his name is jorge cisneros, and he was 22 years old. according to police, cisneros attacked the officer as he was investigating a car parked near 20th street and they say the suspect jumped out of the bushes and scuffled with the officer. a detective ran over to help, and both ended up shooting cisneros, who died at the scene. >>> reaction continues pouring in about the ruling in the sheriff joe arpaio contempt of court case. yesterday a federal judge murray snow said the sheriff intentionally violated the court's order, intentionally failed to turn over evidence, and l

and we need a really bad at this point most of the energy is off to our south into mexico arizona singh most of the rain that'll translate to southern colorado sin of the ring to the beautiful view right now the mile high city doesn't look like it'll rain we've got 65 degrees downtown 63 at dia officially being reported been reported as mostly cloudy at the airport we also get those clouds back to the next couple of hours to and some scattered showers across i 25 that's not the rain we need but it's the rain we have in the forecast we got to deal with it a couple of heavier rain drops the things it dry out later on tonight if you have friday night plans you don't have to worry about working around the rainfall or anything like that would go to clear skies tomorrow morning scattered showers will cross on the highway can tomorrow afternoon but for the most part the broncos games will be dry we had 82 degrees during the afternoon kickoff at 7:00 o'clock playing the end of got a get it right los angeles rams with a move from st. louis to play in them and hopefully we can do while it's an im

. >> he will not play in thursday's final preseason game at arizona gary kubiak singh today the paxton lynch expects to play the entire game heat is the reps a further indication that hinges could possibly be cut or traded in the next couple of days and there's also the possibility of sanchez is staying with the broncos as a backup under the speculation he would have to restructure his contract in order to do so. >> finally the rockies opening up a three-game series at home against the dodgers dodgers at the play of content and teams are of course the rocket will kind of the trend played really well against the good teams of have a denny: thirty-three nothing dj lemay hugh dries what one to the right-center field gap 11 comes in to score charlie but when rounding third place the plate it will be in there as well to run double by lemay q this came just pitched had a shutout workable plan given up a run in the ninth inning but all rockies and this went eight ?-dash one with the dodgers again it stands to reason because ellie is a good team with of the rockies will play we store against w

that the guns weren't actually real will were seeing more and more of the people fighting back in singh hay were not saying hey when i couldn't take it anymore. >> everything they had it you isn't that chicago inmates had some serious issues of there in the past couple of years it's a lot of bravery. >> police wouldn't always advised to fight back they would say give him what they want and try to dissipate its just liquor so what's going on outside we got clouds building already this morning we do to put processing the cloud cover that will stop temperatures from early rising a lot more in denver high temperature is 92 to date nowhere in the neighborhood 90 by the time we get to the weekend they will be happy whereas the weekend the chance of showers on friday and saturday and looked in pictures of sunday morning than 256 if you're drinking coffee outside and a lot of people who would like to enjoy it on the weekend it may be chilly best chance of rain. >> friday into saturday and friday and saturday on the connect right now for me but i think we could get soaked pretty good late friday

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we could see some rumbles of thunder but we are going to get over this by wednesday singh a little bit more sunshine. >>> the rain is representing the tears of so many students who have to go back to school today. we feel your pain but it is 6:07 and we're happy you are joining us on this monday morning. >>> we have a lot to get to the us olympics. athletes robbed at gunpoint including ryan lochte. what he is saying >>> now from the live desk: another night of violent protest in milwaukee after police shooting of an unarmed black man on saturday. one person was shot overnight. offices use an armored vehicle to get the victim and take them to the hospital. about 2 dozen officers and right here confronting a group throwing rocks and other things that police. at least 2 officers hurt. one of them was hurt after a rock broke the windshield of a was fatally shot by a black officer after turning toward him with a gun. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker says he wants the police body camera video to be released in soon. he says if it doesn't affect the investigation into how calm down -- help

[laughter] singh then you set yourself up for failure to you cannot do that in a free society to basically make them creatures of the state. but just let the kids get the lunch. in to take over so frequently we just need to help this group of people. we can't really do that. that is a springboard for universal access that very quickly degenerates into a universal me at mandate and compulsory. send your child to preschool to get the programs you want to. you must send your child to this type and he cannot leave them home with gram of because she is not certified she doesn't know what she is doing. that is what is happening. >> education in the united states was our only choice. [laughter] spirit but to have those income caps but the governor just north of you to deliberate because you can choose any form. or for home schooling expenses. >> it is so wonderful. their education savings account program is far better than arizona is universal. you are eligible to attend a public school in nevada. you're eligible for the education savings account. has been challenged but looks like there will be

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