bigger government in extreme politics, tammy baldwin is what is wrong with washington. c-span: and a magazine article in the milwaukee magazine back in 2014 there is a quote from somebody that was saying nice things about you and i think it was senator alpha rankin. i always told tammy you are the most serene number of this body. i wasn't very serene. >> guest: that's right. you know that was, i can talk about that ad for quite some time. how many times he could fit that phrase in that clip into a 30-second ad was quite amazing and almost all the ads used it. it's interesting, this was the context for which i said it because i very seldom swear and al franken is right about that, at least publicly you know but i was emphasizing a point as you could tell that i feel very passionately about this progressive and populist point. this was a speech that i was giving during the time that our governor, scott walker, had stripped collective bargaining rights from our public sector workers and there were people who were marching and protesting for weeks. there were quarter millio

senate democrat tammy baldwin made the claim during a milwaukee rally for tim kaine. that donald trump has a long history of exporting jobs. >> charles: for the record, politifact found that the trump name is big in the business world. cnn money reports 34,000 employed in the u.s. and he's connected to 500 companies. the trump label is on many products. and not all of them are made in america. >> trump does have a line of various products, clothing, furniture, different things, with the trump brand, and many overseas. >> charles: previous national politifact stories called claims that trump does not make anything in america as false. as to tammy baldwin's claim that trump has a history of exporting jobs, politifact rated it half true. >> it's not as though there were jobs he year ad in the u.s. and then moved overseas. they were jobs from the outset began in different countries. >> charles: you can see more of our political fact stories online. we haven't had a single high month, but that will change. >> shannon: welcome to i with. john malan shows us when we could ac

county's lake michigan shoreline take another step towa problem of bluff erosion -- as u-s senator tammy baldwin takes a tour of the toppling bluffs. baldwin says she's already been involved in the effort to protect the dwindling lake shore, but this is the first time she's seen this area of devastation -- for herself. did you go to the wisconsin state fair this year? so did a million other people! for the fourth straight year-- more than a million people attended the 11 day event. 315-thousand cream puffs were sold - and 150-thousand people went down the giant slide. if you're already looking forward to next year's fair, it's scheduled to start august third. ahead at five: as businesses pick up the pieces left behind from this week's protests... why some owners are saying they might not rebuild. and then at six... police in florida are investigating a brutal double murder... what officers say a college student did to the victims. but first... when a dog was in duck came to his rescue. the story behind their unlikely legendary pop star britney spears is set to perform at this year's v-m-a's on a

the chance to unt voice their continuing concerns to us senator tammy baldwin. baldwincame out to uftour thosion and with those who live along the water.she said she wanted to see the problem for herself. baldwin is the liaison between homeowne here and the federal government, meaning she'll be the one fightitoresidents gover fix onng ern. but it's a itiveprocess and there's no guarane for dolla.to see the structure is bluffoters eroe een hothat i fearful thahema be next. so now is the time to act. act.time to act. act. there are some residenthere who are looking to help repair their s donated to them by ukegan airport. the village president here in mount pleasant tells me they are just waiting for some permits to be approved before that work can begin. reporting in mount pleasant jp cbs 58 3it's un opportunityat a milwaukee high school --- pairing local businesses with students to help prepare them for the future. it's "draft day" at cristo rey jesuit high school. the today students will get matched with one of those companies and work alongside them to learn p

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as u-s senator tammy baldwin take time, do take integrated planning, integrated input. and, baldwin explains, she is part of the plan. the conversations that we are helping to convene with the local leadership, i think, helps everyone understand how the process works. the process is being pushed by pending changes. usually, around october, the lake starts to pick-up, with the wave action, 'n' that, so anyone that would be down, at the tow, would be, probably, takin' their life in their hands. just minutes after tuesdays tour is complet village of mount pleasant representative, that the permits for this material will be to be issued as early as wednesday, but by friday, at the latest. so work can, actually, start as early as this weekend. in the village of mount pleasant, im justin williams, fox 6 news. ? lights, access, rio ? >>> so i'm just going to take the positives and move forward. >> can we just stop with the hating? >> mom's got her daughter's back, and so does hollywood. i'm natalie morales with a flood of support for gabby douglas after firestorm. >> we got a ch

as u-s senator tammy baldwin takes a tour of the toppling bluffs. those longer-term solutions do take time, do take integrated planning, integrated input. and, baldwin explains, she is part of the plan. helping to convene with the local leadership, i think, helps everyone understand how the process works. this process accelerates, tuesday, with word that the permits for this pile of donated concrete are expected to be approved this week, meaning residents could begin utilizing them for temporary repairs, within days. then, they have just weeks to work. usually, around october, the lake starts to pick-up, with the wave action, 'n' that, so anyone that would be down, at the tow, would be, probably, takin' their life in are, certainly, focused on the temporary fixes, theyre also peeking ahead at the permanent solutions, which, i'm told, can cost as much as two-to-three thousand dollars, per linear foot. this is the latest, in the village of mount pleasant. im justin williams, fox 6 news. mount pleasant is not the only community dealing with this issue.

senators tammy baldwin and ron johnson are both reacting to the unrest. here's what they had to say about finding solutions to the problems plaguing the area. >> we have an immediate leadership challenge to bring calm. and a lot of longer range issues that require us to listen to one another, continue to converse and get things done. >> when people do not have hope, the way it's not going to work. taking to the streets, violent protests, it's not going to turn the situation around, it will exasperate -- exasperated -- exacerbate it. joyce: a man who lost his business in one of the fires over the weekend, is struggling for answers. gary mulheron has owned a-to-z wholesalers for 14-years, a soft-drink wholesaler. he says his best customer was the b.p. on burleigh and sherman, which was burnt down. mulheron provides for his 3 grandchildren who live with him and his wife, and he got choked wainscott. reporter: how you holding up? >> well, ok. i try not to show my wife, you know, kinda want to be the man of the house, but what are tears joyce: very emotional s

today, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin toured the lake michigan bluffs in mount pleasant... pleasant.those bluffs are rapidly falling away, taking people's yards and getting awfully close to their homes. the question tonight what kind of money might the federal government provide?so the senator wanted to take a look process where, regrettably there'll also be others who have emergency needs that'll be competing for federal dollars. but i've weighed in and i've encouraged other leaders to weigh in to say, look re, in racine nty, this is an emergency." emergency." recently, large chunks of concrete were brought in from an airport in waukegan, illinois to at least temporarily protect the shore. 3 as of this week, it's a little trer waukesha. the state department of transportation has shut down all ramps on i-94 leading waukesha.that's one of the main entry points for the city.. city...cbs 58's jacob kittilstad has been talking to waukesha area businesses and he joins us live near the ramp....jacob? there are quite a few businesses in this immediate area... cut-off from their on

local politicians are weighing today -- we caught up with senator ron johnson and senator tammy baldwin in milwaukee. both talked about the need to end the violence baldwin says: "it is absolutely the truth that these are issues that affect communities all over the united states and those that have the most success listen to one another. converse and when those conversations are difficult, keep doing it." johnson says; "what we need is political say everything they can to heal the process. this is about healing our community, healing our state, healing our nation. taking to the street, violent protests is not the answer. renewed faith, strong families, strong communities, and work. there's the solution right there. johnson was at a faith-based event. baldwin was taking part in a roundtable discussion about jobs for vets. the unrest began when a police officer shot and killed a man on saturday. tonight we're learning more about that suspect. coming up next-- the fox6 investigators take a his previous arrests. and-- its just a shame these kids are acting a fool. fox6 spoke to neighbors in

u-s senator tammy baldwin took a tour of the toppling bluffs yesterday...saying she is part of the plan. those longer-term solutions do take time, do take integrated helping to convene with the local leadership, i think, helps everyone understand how the process works. permits for donated concrete are expected to be approved this week, meaning residents could begin utilizing them for temporary repairs, within days. a florida college student stabs and kills a couple... what he was doing to one of the victims when police got to t new details emerge about the milwaukee police officer who fatally shot "syville smith." the surprising tweets found on his account. and the packers addressing the p-e-d scandal tied to clay matthews and julius peppers. what the team had to say about the issue - yes? please repeat the objective. ?? thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dolla

yards.u-s senator tammy baldwin was touringthe damage in mount pleasant today. baldwin says there's an shorelinrestoration funds, but there's no guarantee "this is a competitive process where, regrettably there'll also be others who have emergency needs that'll be compeng for federal dollars. but i've weighed in and i've encouraged other leaders to weigh in to say, look ere, in racine county, this is an emergency." emergency." some homeowners are already getting help from the waukegan, illnois airport.the airport donated chunks of concreete, which will be placealong the shoreline. day... and of cour klement's sausages had to celebrate. the sausage company was out at miller park around lunchtime, giving a free brat, chips, and a drink in exhange for a donation to feeding america of eastern wisconsin.feeding america assists more than 374-thousand people in eastern wisconsin, including children. 03:21-28it's events like this that keep the awarenss out there of us getting closer to solving hunger hunger the first 100 guests got it wouldn't be national es.and bratwur

michigan shoreline take another step toward a solution to the bluff erosion -- this as u-s senator tammy baldwin takes a tour of the toppling coast. the permits for donated concrete are expected to be approved this week, meaning residents could begin utilizing them for temporary rep forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a few storms rolling through this morning with strong wind gusts and heavy rainfall at times. after well see partly sunny conditions through the midday and early afternoon. more showers and storms are possible later today and this evening. highs today will be in the mid 80s with dewpoints in the upper 60s. a area of high pressure calms us a bit on thursday with some sun and highs in the upper 80s and feeling hotter with high dewpoints yet again. more storms are expected late friday night and into saturday. after a break from the heat and humidity. today: morning storms then partly sunny with a chance for afternoon/evening storms. high: 86 dewpoint: 67 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: chance for t-storms overnight. low: 70 dewpoint: 68 wind: sw 3-5 mph thursday: partly sunn

wisconsin senator tammy baldwin is touring hard hit areas impacted by bluff erosion along lake michigan today. baldwin will tour areas with u-s army corps of engineers in mount sa take a look at issues near port washington. recently concrete chunks were brought in from a waukegan airport to help homeowners secure the shoreline. still ahead ... donald trump makes another stop in our area today. 3 3 plus ... another death reported during heavy flooding in southern louisiana. 3 3 a live look over.....on the time check.. it's 5:... on this................. morning. welcome back to the cbs 58 morning news. 3 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) forecast...today: warm and humid. high: 83tonight: chance of storms. low: 70wednesday: scattered showers, thunder. high: 83thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 90forecast... today: warm and humid. high: 83 tonight: chance of storms. low: 70wednesday: scattered showers, thunder. high: 83 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 86friday: partly cloudy. high: 90forecast...today: warm and humid. high: 83tonight: chance of storms. low: 70 scatt

senators ron johnson and tammy baldwin both talked about ways to end the violence baldwin says: "it is absolutely communities all over the united states and those that have the most success listen to one another. converse and when those conversations are difficult, keep doing it." johnson says; "what we need is political leadership that is willing to say everything they can to heal the process. this is about healing our community, healing our state, healing our nation. taking to the street, violent protests is not the answer. strong families, strong communities, and work. there's the solution right there. johnson was at a faith-based event. baldwin was taking part in a roundtable discussion about jobs for vets. the milwaukee unrest also a topic in the race for president. "look at what is happening in milwaukee right now. we've got urgent work to do to rebuild trust between police and communities and get back to the fundamental principle. everyone should have respect for the law and be respected by crowd in pennsylvania.. republican nominee donald trump did not address the unrest during

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tammy later this morning. she'll be joined by local leaders and members of the u.s. army corps of engineers. baldwin has been vocal about combating lake bluff erosion. last week- she ote o the army corps in support of the emergency streambank and shoreline prti coming up next and only on cbs this morning the tebest neresta can't wait o hear those!but forecast.re's meteorologist michael schlesinger. today: warm and humid. high: 83 tonight: chance of storms. low: 70wednesday: scattered showers, thunder. high: 83 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 86friday: partly cloudy. high: 90forecast...today: warm and humidgh: 83tonight: chance of storms. low: 70wednesday: scatted showers, thunder. high: 83thursday: mostly sunny. high: 86friday: partly cloudy. high: 90forecast... today: warm and humid. high: tonight: chance of storms. low: 70wednesy: scattered showers, thunder. high: 83 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 86friday: partly cloudy. high: feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senato