terry: hello. this is "big problems/big thinkers" and i am terry blair.n this series, we confront the challenges facing the human race and try to identify an ethical framework to help us overcome them. in this episode, defining a successful life. as the world moves rapidly forward to evermore choices and material advances, what are the contours for successful life, love, money, service to others, we will hear from an extraordinary group of men and women all successful in their own ways as they share their answers and together provide the roadmap for a life well lived. >> you have this body and mind, emotion. i want to ask them, a millionaire, billionaire, it is because of the money, no longer any emotional problems? then, i think i have to accept money really brings happiness. but some of my friends i think very rich, that mentally very unhappy. so that clearly shows the billions of money failed to bring inner peace. [laughter] [laughter] terry: you say if someone goes through life and measures themselves solely by what they have, they will end up in trou

terry ain't the guilty man! now, cut out this foolishness, or you'll all find yourself dead or in jail! >> i think we have everything under control, sheriff. i'll see you later. ?? >> hold it, parker! you're going to town with me. >> now, wait a minute, cisis, i-- >> hello, cisco. move over there. >> i was gonna take you with me, parker, but i couldn't find room for your thihis in my bag. ?? >> uhh! uhh! >> unh! >> uhh! uhh! oof! uhh! >> on your feet, mr. tracy. now, i'll identify you for two everything's under control, pancho and i will be on our way. >> you know, cisco, i'm very happy about this town.n. >> pancho, i'm very happy you're happy at last. >> yeah, my heart is filled with happinesesbecause all those guilty men are in the calabasas. and the senorita gonna marry terry, and they willllive happily ever afterward. >> pancho, you surprise me. i didn't know you had any romance left in your soul. >> ah, i don't got no romances. only, if she marry him, that will be one less senorita to fall in love with you.

life in waukesha, terry sater, wisn 12 news. adrienne: of course terry will update us throughout the hour. as soon as we learn more we'll also send out a breaking news alert on the 12 news app. sheldon: another child who went missing in a cornfield up in langlade county. he was found after of searching 20 hours on ground and in the air. this is video of him in the arms the boy was taken to the hospital to be checked out. tonight, he is doing ok. anytime there's a search like this, weather can play an important factor. meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weather center. lindsey, there's no rain tonight but temperatures will dip into the low 50's tonight. lindsey: that is correct. the one thing we have going for us is those clouds are starting to leave. you can see milwaukee is 58 tonight, we are getting into the low and mid 50's. we're going to take a look at our weather camera in racine. wind is light, so it helps keep the real feel temperature. as far as temp -- as far as rain goes, i'm top that we are done with that. we may

on terry sater when we come back. adrienne: donald's taxes ball to into the spotlight. >> now, on wisn 12 news. adrienne: we're following breaking news. please and sheriffs deputies, even neighbors, searching for a missing 10-year-old boy with autism. sheldon: people into a cornfield near his home. that is where wisn 12 news terry sater joins us live. terry: more than 100 volunteers, too many to count, have been searching tonight. the family waits in their home right behind me. 10-year-old andrew. we have been waiting for any word. this afternoon running into a large field next to his house. he has been diagnosed with autism, and his nonverbal. he won't respond when someone calls to him. it is a little frustrating for police out here tonight. they're just having to walk and use dogs, whatever means they can to find this little boy. this is in southwest waukesha near fox river park. equipped with infrared cameras tonight. >> this type of intense environment to my knowledge, nonverbal children do not respond positively.

that's where we find 12 news terry seder. and terry, the fire is out, but this has rocked the community. terry: we don't not how the -- we don't yet know how the fire started. we talked to a couple of bus drivers for dousman transport, and they say they're devastated. as the fire raged from bus to bus around 1:00 this afternoon. listen in now. [indiscernible] terry: that was one of the sound of one of the implosions. several people recorded smart phone video near the bus yard here in the town of merton including larry and lynn mccann. the waukesha county sheriff's department says when fire fighters arrived, there were more than 30 buses and a bus barn on fire. more than two dozen fire flames from spreading. we talked with a couple of bus drivers who are worried about how the kids are going to get to school tomorrow in hartland , lakeside, and arrowhead schools. >> it's an unbelievable loss. the company is great to work for. and we've been about the same time. >> i am going on nine years. >> me to. going to quit, but of course

francona -- terry francona used him stymied everybody in game one against the red sox. you think of miller as an 8th inning, maybe a 9th inning guy but certainly only a first inning guy but lo and behold, in the first game of that series against the red sox miller was in there in like the 5th inning and then he continued that way and they pieced together the bullpen. not forcing their starters to go beyond their limit. he did an amazing job and mi he's unhittable and i'll tell you what, the philosophy if you're going to beat the indians now, if there's any kind of blueprint to get them, you must get a lead early on them because if they jump ahead of you, then they get to that bullpen and now as terry francona showed you it's amazing they will go to miller in the middle of the ball game and he will shut you down. 24-year-old ryan merritt takes center stage in toronto. i mean, i guess he's got a right to say it. it's my first start but the emotions out there were kind of crazy at first, a little nervous but i settled down, just trusted myself, stayed within myself, didn't

there was no stop in terry. it was a consensual encounter between mcfadden and katz outside the business. there was not a stop. one of the ironies of terry, we call it stop and frisk but it was only about the frisk. remember justice hollings' concurrence go into the first we have to talk about whether it's ok for a police officer to be in the presence of an individual. it's ok for a police officer to be in the presence of an individual provided there's a basis. but the majority in terry didn't have to go through that analysis because they were standing on the street and mcfadden was peeping around the telephone pole watching them. >> i have to disagree with you. i have always understood terry to be a case about a stop. >> you're not alone. >> you were relying also on pennsylvania vs. mimms, correct? >> yes. >> is it your point then, sir, that the supreme court took terry and then applied it to different situations? i don't know. i'm not clear from what you're saying. never really talked about the progression of

wisn 12 news terry sater is live, terry you were out there for the fire yesterday, now it's a crime scene. terry: fire investigators from the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives sources tell me the damage will be in the millions with 34 school buses and a bus barn destroyed. people using their smart phones recorded the explosions from sunday's bus yard fire in the town of merton. the destruction of 34 school buses has now drawn the investigators as well as the arson team from the waukesha county sheriff's department. >> and then all of a sudden i started to hear the explosions. terry: bill and barbara hupe live next door to the dousman transport school bus yard. >> you could feel the concussion. but i think mainly it was the tires blowing. and probably some gas tanks. >> as we stood along the train and we could watch engines coming in and that. it would be like a vietnam or some place where they were doing bombing. terry: an environmental clean up team is now scraping top soil from ditches surrounding the bus yard after diesel fuel leaked from the tanks of flaming

absolutely agree. >> don't try to avoid my question. 1982, terry.oviet spies broke into an american government office in washington, d.c. and they stole thousands and thousands of written correspondence between the president and the spies fed them to the left wing press who glee fully report today. how is that different than this my friend? i made that story up. >> you're a -- you're sort of acting like i'm part of this crap. >> here's the thing -- >> don't you -- isn't that same thing? >> i get it, bro. it's the same thing. i remember when asange -- if you think he's pro-american, you're an idiot. >> he's just using us. >> but i think -- and again be careful when you ride the dragon because the dragon will turnaround and bite you, okay? right now, everyone's like, asange, he's our friend. no, he's not. isn't it pathetic, dr.eff evil, they're doing the job. >> do you want the fbi to steal your e-mails? >> no, but i want someone to give a crap and i haven't seen that yet so listen we already knew. we knew this is the way they talked and operate. now

so grateful that is good news, terry. terry: adrienne, a very happy ending out here. one-year-old taratino carter was found about four miles from here in the mother's stolen and abandoned car. police say this all started earlier tonight when the mother had her son in a car seat in the backseat and stopped at the a&s gas and convenience store and that's when someone hopped in and drove off with her baby in the backseat shortly before 6:00. she called for help and police issued an amber alert. roughly two and a half hours later a caller had found the baby and car. the grandmother says her daughter was visiting from wisconsin rapids. >> she's from a very small laid back community and is not accustomed to the crime we have in milwaukee and her guard was down. us out in this situation. from the amber alert, a citizen went out and noticed the car was parked in an unusual manner, was still running and the lights were on. and proceeded to call the police department. and we sent squads over. sheldon: terry: -- police are -- this is the neighborhood where he was found. he was r

terry went in dance. he hasn't wasted any time 5th inning and a longer series that may be tougher to do. what do i know? >> i think it is harder for me e with kluber pitching. a guy winning cy young. he has the ability when he gets into a game and gets comfortable he can go 9. you don't want to go too early, either. to your point, you know, you save some bullets. that's good, too. >> terry francona. now listen, he is changing the game of baseball in a way. he added another reliever today nine guys in the bullpen. >> out by out and game by game. there are crazies behind us. some of the crazies came across the lake. jen picciano has been out and about. it wasn't tough to find toronto fans. what do you have for us, jen? >> reporter: i can tell you traditionally toronto fans travel well. this series is no exception. every fan that i talked to today said expect presence at progressive field tonight. >> for the diehards it is a road trip across international borders. >> we come from saskatchewan. i don't know,

a little news tonight, mike terry francona said a few moments ago that itt kills him o not have him in the lineup but he has been struggling and perhaps will be used as a pinch-hitter. that is the scenariol as the gae day moves for the indians. we all know who is pitching. he has been absolutely amazing in theab post season. corey kluger already with one cy young award. in this postseason in 2016 has been lights out. he stru the first three innings. no menen in history has done tht before and t continues to amaze. thee question is will he be effective on three days rest. he says absolutely he feels he will have everything left in the tank to be able to perform. he believes it and so does his managere terry francona.nc >> basically doing the same stuff in one less day. still able to get in the things made a big difference in the day i pitched. a semi is a verse i'm doing it and i didn't knowi' what to expt and now i do know i felt fine.ne it's just a matter of using those three days to recover and i will be fine tomorrow and go out there and pitch. >> corey kluber so affective in the po

==terry/2-shot== and i'm terry mcswey. major ogressin thsanta cruz mou tonight. firefighters are gaining ground on the loma fire. ==terry/vo + rail== tonight the fire is 56-percent contained. but it has also destroyed 12 homes. firefighters hope rain in thfor contain the wildfire. ==peggy/boxes== tonight we have am covege ... we start with nbc bay areas marianne favro, live in morgan hill with the latest for us ==terry/cu== we mentioned earlier .. thatfire

kathy: that was terry sater reporting. we've reported on burglaries plaguing other northwest areas in recent months. it stretches from right here near 107th and mill, to around timmerman airport, then about twenty blocks northeast to 84th and mill. police have made arrests, but it appears more suspects are still committing burglaries. kathy: the man accused of breaking into the milwaukee police officer's home, as well as four other burglaries, is 19-year-old eric stevens. police say they arrested stevens after they pulled over a car near the neighborhood where several homes were burglarized. the criminal complaint says inside the car, officers found valuables stolen from 5 different homes, and say stevens confessed to all 5 burglaries. joyce: more polling places are now open for early voting. patrick, this could be a record year. milwaukee election officials. they say thousands have already cast their ballots. today in milwaukee, two more locations opened up for early voting, the midtown center near 56th and fond du lac an

still a lot of questions, terry. terry: absolutely. the baby's family went from despair to pure joy in a matter of seconds when they heard one-year-old taratino carter had been found about four miles from here. this happened earlier tonight when the mother had her son in a car seat in the backseat and stopped at the a&s gas and convenience store and went inside. she left her car running and and drove off with her baby in the backseat shortly before 6:00. she called for help and police issued an amber alert. roughly two and a half hours later a caller had found the baby and car. milwaukee police department with a lot of gratitude at this point. you know, because this baby -- you know it could have ended a , completely different way. >> the amber alert really helped us out in this situation. from the amber alert, a citizen went out and noticed the car was parked in an unusual manner, was still running and the lights were on. and proceeded to call the police department. and we sent squads over. terry: police say taratina was in the 39th a

terry: burglars damaged doors, walls, and windows. ns box. >> her social security card they stole it. >> totally trashed my house. terry: jeanne fonfara says her home has been hit twice. >> they broke a window and got in through the back of the house. took my alarm right off the wall. showing me they knew exactly what they were doing. >> in the areas where they have an organized block watch, they have not been hit. terry: milwaukee alderwoman chantia lewis has been warning homeowners in her district and is asking people to keep watch, >> this is a citywide issue. so i'm encouraging everyone to start or strengthen your block

reporter terry sater is live in the newsroom. terry, you've been investigating the accusations. terry: this is the department of corrections sex offender registry page for 19-year-old darreounta battles. a judge sentenced him to at least eight years behind bars, for sexual assault of a child, two years ago. then, stayed the sentence, and a woman is accusing him of targeting a child again. sharita: turned the light on, pulled the covers back. you know, and i saw [bleep] pull up off. terry: sharita doesn't want us to identify her. but she's the milwaukee woman, offering $1000 of her own money on facebook, for information leading to the arrest of the man she says targeted a little girl. sharita: i think he -- he was touching [bleep]. i don't know what the grease was for. i hate to thin he was hurting [bleep]. she was crying, tears. terry: do you think she was sexually assaulted? sharita: yes, i believe she was sexually assaulted by this -- this, this monster. terry: court records show darreounta battles was convicted of second-degree sexual assault of a child. he assaulted a 10-yea

that's where terry sater joins us live tonight. terry? terry: a family member tells me the child's name is deshelya. the baby's body is here at the medical examiner's office tonight awaiting an autopsy and tonight the medical examiner's office tells me. so far, there's nothing suspicious. that's not what witnesses were saying on the scene this morning. what's clear is everyone was grieving the loss of a baby we were told was just three months old. we spoke with a woman who says inside to pray with the family. >> they allowed me to go in the room. innocent baby laying there, three months old. baby appeared to be clean. and she looked like her dad. >> i woke up. i see nothing, but cops and i come outside and i heard that it was a baby that died. terry: the detective i spoke with in sensitive crimes says he wasn't able to tell me any the baby's father was arrested this morning while police were here at the apartment. he was visibly upset and officers say he wasn't cooperating with their effort to keep everyone calm. we hope to have more on t

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so, terry francona is trying to get two innings out of miller. and again, with trevor bauer and jon lester scheduled starters tomorrow night, on sunday night, game 5. >> john: when you're left-handed, that big and throw to that many right-handers, you envision a batter to start the slider at when you're trying to naturally going down at it ie batter including against right-handers, but it's all because they have to respect the 97 miles per hour fastball that makes that combination so deadly. >> joe: a 2-2. hard-hit, but foul. the numbers are sensational. remember, picked up midseason. two bid cleveland indians organization, and they're thrilled that they did it. eight appearances for andrew miller, eight wins when he comes out of the pen the indians win. 2-2. high fly ball to left center. that's at the wall, it's gone! and the cubs are a run closer first postseason run! it's 7-2! >> john: well, one of the few bad sliders miller has thrown and fowler didn't miss it. talk about the 368 cap's, that is where the ball will go, the big scoreboard in le

after "wall street journal" reported that a top clinton ally, virginia governor terry mccauliffe gave a half million in campaign contribution to the wife of an fbi official, not just any andrew mccabe was assigned to investigation of clinton e-mail scandal. he has since been promoted, now one of the leaders that reports to comey. they began donating huge sums of money. back in july of 2015. a spokesman for trump campaign, jason miller saed blasting the revelations, saying, the fact that this was allowed to occur, shows either out right negligent behavior by the fbi or a level of corruption that is beyond belief. >> the man who was investigate her from the fbi, his wife runs for office, they give her more than $675,000 to run, that just came out, they just figured it out. it is absolutely disgraceful. it is absolutely terrible. it is unbelievable how hillary clinton got away with the e-mail lie, the e-mail scam, the e-mail corruption, but now, at least we have a pretty good idea. >> trump will be holding a rally, this hour. in tampa, florida, we'll bring it to you when trump takes the

terry francona has been magnificent. in the 7th inning jason kipnis, put the game away with a three run home run and the indians are rolling. the indians win 7-2. in the post season the indians are 10- 2. when they get to win 11 they will 11 they will be on guys. we have to do it one more time. we like where we are at. at the end of the day it does not matter how you get there. >> he is a big reason why they are in the position to wrap it up. first, it will be trevor bauer against jon lester. jon lester very disappointed in his game one s series. let's go to wrigley field. dave, they have not been able to do anything at home. >> reporter: you should have seen the energy inside of this building go down last night as the indians started to pull away from chicago. outside wrigley field there is still a lot of energy. the fans think we have our top pitchers lined up. you still think they are as far as the weather is, a much colder tonight in chicago. -- a much colder night here in chicago tonight. just think cleveland, think

terry francona will not go public with this but he will make a personal. you know darn well he would love nothing more than to beat his former employer. >> thank you very much. between these two organizations. the fans are pumped up. our facebook friends at wkyc 3, we asked if the indians can make it to the world series? roxanne says that she has her fingers crossed, legs crossed, and i would cross my eyes but my mother said they would stay like that forever. let's go tribe. from sue, yes, yes, yes, we are from cleveland. we are never out until we are out. go tribe one -- go tribe . we roll along on game night, game one, indians and red sox. welcome back, on a beautiful night. you cannot ask for a better night here in october for the indians to open up the divisional series as they take on the boston red sox tonight. i am joined by chris antonetti. congratulations, you guys did a great job. to watch. -- i am here with chris antonetti. this has been great. of really fun team to watch. >> at the beginning of the year, it will go this way, but you guys had to

terry: burglars damaged doors, walls, and windows. ns box. >> her social security card they stole it. >> totally trashed my house. terry: jeanne fonfara says her home has been hit twice. >> they broke a window and got in through the back of the house. took my alarm right off the wall. showing me they knew exactly what they were doing. >> in the areas where they have an organized block watch, they have not been hit. terry: milwaukee alderwoman chantia lewis has been warning homeowners in her district and is asking people to keep watch, >> this is a citywide issue. so i'm encouraging everyone to start or strengthen your block terry: we've reported on burglaries plaguing other northwest areas in recent months. it stretches from right here near 107th and mill to around timmerman airport then about twenty blocks northeast to 84th and mill. alderwoman lewis says while police have made arrests there are appear to be more suspects still committing burglaries. kathy: the man accused of breaking into the milwaukee police officer's home as well

in the postseason, a condensed version of a series with off days, terry francona can't use his bullpen for multiple innings. >> joe: coming off five days of rest at the end of the alcs, that's outside. >> john: it makes it so tough as we saw in the previous inning, 3-2 is not your traditional three have a two fastball go ahead and see how far you can hit it. he can throw his fighter at any time and feed off the aggressiveness of the hitter trying to catch up to his heater. >> joe: a one-out that the second walk handed out by miller. >> john: hurt his what it looks like what so nasty about this? every one of them looks like a strike and they end up out of the zone. a 17 throne last inning. only five or thrown for strikes but every one of these looks like it's crossing the plate especially this last one right here. that's why ross couldn't hold his swing. tremendous tilt, staying on top of the ball. the arm angle and the spin, tough to pick up. was with the bases loaded. two out and a three heaven to count. a slider from miller who came back after falling behind on the count with a strik

==terry/2-shot== and i'm terry mcswey. major ogressin thsanta cruz mou tonight. firefighters are gaining ground on the loma fire. ==terry/vo + rail== tonight the fire is 56-percent contained. but it has also destroyed 12 homes. firefighters hope rain in thfor contain the wildfire. ==peggy/boxes== tonight we have am covege ... we start with nbc bay areas marianne favro, live in morgan hill with the latest for us ==terry/cu== we mentioned earlier .. thatfire >>> the fire is now 56% contained with firefighters on the front lines. today the evacuation orders for people living on croix road were finally lifted. one couple who lives in the area described how the last days have been. >> it looked like a war zone. they were looping the ridge. never seen anything like it in my life. they worked for hours, nonstop, going, going, going. thursday was the critical day for us, the winds were moving toward us, that was the moment to decide whether it was going to come above our ridge line. >> it didn't go over the ridge line, and their home was spared. firefighters allowed peop

terry. >> all right.a couple keys to the upcoming election -- hillary clinton will win the african-american vote. is it enthusiastic? hillary clinton will win the millennial vote. these are two key voting groups for democrats. the problem is millennials, too many of them aren't gonna vote for her at the moment, and a fair number are voting for the third-party candidates. >> all right, we'll end with you, jan. >> my inside story is what wasn't discussed in the presidential debate, which was immigration, even though it's been a key issue for donald trump's rise and achieving the nomination. i had friends who were playing a drinking game where they would take a drink every time donald trump said "the wall" or "mexico's gonna pay for it." >> they were very thirsty. >> they didn't get to drink. this is an important issue but i guess lester holt, the moderator, thought, "oh, the fact that it affects jobs and wages and health care and education and everything else in america," that wasn't important to lester. >>

in the postseason, a condensed version of a series with off days, terry francona can't use his bullpen for multiple innings. >> joe: coming off five days full count. >> john: it makes it so tough as we saw in the previous inning, 3-2 is not your traditional three have a two fastball go ahead and see how far you can hit it. he can throw his fighter at any time and feed off the aggressiveness of the hitter trying to catch up to his heater. >> joe: a one-out walk good that the second walk handed out by miller. >> john: hurt his what it looks like what so nasty about this? every one of them looks like a strike and they end up out of the zone. a 17 throne last inning. only five or thrown for strikes but every one of these looks like it's crossing the plate especially this last one right here. that's why ross couldn't hold his swing. of the ball. the arm angle and the spin, tough to pick up. >> joe: that last one on ross was with the bases loaded. two out and a three heaven to count. a slider from miller who came back after falling behind on the count with a strikeout end of this check swing

francona got what he needed here tonight. >> john: terry francona will go to 9-0 as a manager in the world series. that's strike two. the other story line is if this series does go five, six, seven, the usage of the bullpen and the amount that the indians use it, will that come back later in the series? right now, the formula has been they haven't needed it. they've won the seven games and the played eight. >> joe: the 2112. indians win game one! kluber the winner, 3-1 this postseason. it lester the loser. three hour and a 37 minutes game. >> john: tough to win with 14 strikeouts, credit the indians pitchers what they've done all postseason. >> joe: striking out a lot, 15 times. did the cubs strikeout. their big ace corey kluber making the start tonight. just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terry francona. the last pitcher to throw 46 or more pitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona's 2004 red sox during that epic three games come back against the yankees. it's g

what a night for terry francona. he won two world series with the red sox and then was fired by the team. now he beats them in fenway and andrew miller was sensation al too. >> what it meant to me is to our crew. i don't care where it is. i mean, i respect that we beat a heck of a team. but to celebrate with our guys, that's what was meaningful for me. >> this offense is just unbelievable and, you know, to find a way, it doesn't have to be pretty. you know, just find a way is all that matters at the end of the day. >> i have to tell you, he is sensation. andrew miller, lights out when he comes in there. that's every time. the clinch er is at fenway park with more of the celebration. >> i like that. i'm running out of suits and i have to keep buying new tennis shoes. but that's not the story here tonight much the story is what the indians did inside fenway park. it was an honor to be here to watch the game. you had no idea what was going behind me gets it done. that green monday ster behind me, coco crisp comes back a

postseason. 5 for 5 in the save category, this is the formula best terry francona wanted. kluber, miller, alan. he's got in the timely hits, the cubs have not obviously. indians pitchers are doing to the cubs what they dated to the red sox and then the blue jays. >> john: cody allen is just another version of corey kluber, if you ask similar stuff but just a much firmer fastball. he can spend it with a breaking ball that falls off the table, pretty much going to go after him with a six-run lead. >> joe: he might spin onee just to get a strikeout. >> joe: and he does. the indians held in boston and toronto to a combined average of .129 with runners on base. that's how you win postseason series. tonight, the cubs are 2 for 13 with runners on base and eight strikeouts. >> john: they've just done a better job with two strikes, three have a two count going for the kill when they haven't. only making a couple mistakes, really. >> joe: here comes a 1-0 pitch to willson contreras, 0 for 1 this is entering as a pinch-hitter. that almost got on the hands, the wrist, the forearms. th

in the postseason, a condensed version of a series with off days, terry francona can't use his bullpenle innings. >> joe: coming off five days of rest at the end of the alcs, that's outside. full count. >> john: it makes it so tough as we saw in the previous inning, 3-2 is not your traditional three have a two fastball go ahead and see how far you can hit it. he can throw his fighter at any time and feed off the aggressiveness of the hitter trying to catch up to his heater. >> joe: a one-out walk good that the second walk handed out by miller. >> john: hurt his what it looks like what so nasty about this? every one of them looks like a strike and they end up out of the zone. a 17 throne last inning. only five or thrown for strikes but every one of these looks like it's crossing the plate especially this last one right here. that's why ross couldn't hold his swing. tremendous tilt, staying on top of the ball. the arm angle and the spin, tough to pick up. >> joe: that last one on ross was with the bases loaded. two out and a three heaven to count. a slider from miller who came back after

you're an artist, terry. it's like this gentleman's body is the cover of the saturday evening post and you e nor. don't move around. oh. that's gottaet. save the sugar, sid. how do you know these guys? i know the white guy from harrisonville. the black guy is a friend of the white guy. terry, johnny. cold hands. i like that in a man. pleasure's all mine. hi. so, who wants the tattoo? well, actually, johnny inherited a tv camera that he, uh, wants to dispose of. good luck. i thought maybe you knew some people in the industry. are you a cop? me? absolutely. so is he. you want to see our badges? ter, doesn't that kid, uh, jamie make films or something? i don't know. why don't you call him and find out? fine. you don't want the business... how much do you want for it? $750. four bills. earth to neal. go get the camera. hey! ooh! salome won't hurt you. feel her. she's cold... like your hand. yeah, yeah. oh, god! it's squeezing me! you should feel honored. she usually doesn't like strangers. such a positive respons

terry sater is live. toya: i just got off the phone with her mother who says she is a -- in an induced coma. the impact of that hit and run driver. we warned our drivers that this is tough to watch this video. >> it is making me angry that someone just hit her and took off. terry: virginia has been friends with amy m and it is devastating to watch this video of her friend to becoming a victim of this violent hit and run crash. near 16th in greenfield. >> i feel they could have avoided hitting her. terry: someone hit the mother of two at 2:00 a.m. wednesday morning and kept going leaving amy in the street with a fractured skull and multiple person behind the wheel turns right sending amy airborne. >> i just hope they catch him and i hope they feel sorry for what they did to my friend. terry: milwaukee police say they found the suspects car but they are still looking for the driver. live in milwaukee. patrick: a major gang northern illinois. the fbi in announcing the arrest of 26 members of the maniac latin

that's where wisn 12 news' terry sater joins us live tonight. terry? terry: there are a lot of unanswered questions tonight. the hit and run crash happened shortly before 3:00 this morning right here at 2nd and west clybourn in downtown milwaukee. police say the three women who died were riding in an uber car a ford fusion heading westbound when the driver of a lexus crossover ran a red light. he slammed into the uber car. two female passengers from illinois in their 30's died here police say the uber driver survived. he is in the hospital. the two people in the lexus, including the hit and run driver, ran off. to give you a better idea of where this is, the cars crashed almost right under an elevated section of i-94 that separates the the third ward from downtown. we don't know if there are any surveillance cameras in this area that might give more details to police. police say they're still working to identify the hit and run adrienne: a lot of questions still. thank you, terry. the red cross is helping six families tonight after their apartment comp

terry francona, a former skipper of the red sox talked about earlier thatat that there not really an ax to grind, can you enlighten us as to the departure? i think that he wants to win tonight. is facing a team that he managed earlier and the manager of the red sox is a former assistant manager, under terry francona so these two teams these managers have a history, terry francona,, much as been talked about him and the series. he says that i am removed from that, i'm here to get the indians to wint a postseason series against the boston red sox he's got a lot of friends o people think that he wants to get back in boston i think he i more far removed,n he has been removed from the situation, and any time you face off against a you want to ee, prove you made the right choice this is walk off year for big papi, with 38 home runs, that's more than mike napo santana, want to beat boston and then send big papi off to his home state. >> it could start his return in early,,e this is that he is actually retiring,, that his fe hurt. as you mentioned, i think the serieses starts tonight .itches

postseason. 5 for 5 in the save category, this is the formula best terry francona wanted. kluber, miller, alan. he's got in the timely hits, the cubs have not obviously. indians pitchers are doing to the cubs what they dated to the red sox and then the blue jays. >> john: cody allen is just another version of corey kluber, if you ask similar stuff but just a much firmer fastball. he can spend it with a breaking ball that falls off the table, pretty much going to go after him with a six-run lead. >> joe: he might spin onee just to get a strikeout. >> joe: and he does. the indians held in boston and toronto to a combined average of .129 with runners on base. that's how you win postseason series. tonight, the cubs are 2 for 13 with runners on base and eight strikeouts. >> john: they've just done a better job with two strikes, three have a two count going for the kill when they haven't. only making a couple mistakes, really. >> joe: here comes a 1-0 pitch to willson contreras, 0 for 1 this is entering as a pinch-hitter. that almost got on the hands, thrown by the reds against

terry: you feeling bright? leo: oh, yeah. and i'm gonna need a very special 'too today 'cause i'm celebrating mardi gras going on in my head. uh-huh. very wild. check this out. leo, that is a cannon you got there. will you show that to some people today? maybe just to see the look in their eyes. hey, l l back. relax. maybe i give you a...mermaid with a nice, long tail today. oh, i deserve a mermaid 'cause i've been a big boy -- go for it. come on, baby. time and place. terry: you do somebody? man, leo, you gotta be careful. who said t tt i did somebody? what's all these questions? i just don't want you in any trouble. you wouldn't be thinking about dropping the dime on a lead, would you, terry? oh, what are you talking about? terry: stop it. that hurts. forget it. i was just trying to be friendly. the hell with it. that ain't friendly. when are they gonna make a yard out of me, huh, bitch?! freeze! police! you're under arrest! he's dead, baby. ohh! you jerks! you shot salome! are you all right? come on, baby, come on. come on

sharyl: when terry mcauliffe became virginia's governor in 2014, he's fed up the process. in a little over the year, he sped up the right to vote for 18,000 felons, more than the previous seven governors combined. he was one of them. a former addict, he says he has been clean and law-abiding for a decade. >> i went through the process. it is a website, a one-page form. your name and address, the charge. eight to 10 minutes later, i got it is incredible. i have now become a part of the political process. sharyl: in april, governor mcauliffe took matters a step further. with the stroke of a pen, he returned voting rights to 206,000 convicted felons at once. gov. terry mcauliffe: and so today, i will sign an order restoring the civil and voting rights of every single individual who has completed his or her sentence as of this day , april 22, 2016. sharyl: you only heard about it after the fact. jim plowman: after the fact, right. sharyl: republican jim plowman prosecutes felony crimes in virginia and says the governor's order violated the state constitution. he and more than

if you know terry mcauliffe youe knowrr exactly what we're talktk about. don't forget to tweet us, use the #5@6:30. i think i unvailed myself a little too much when i said i was from pittsburgh. > a lot of people have beene asking us about this one. governor terry mcauliffeiffe disputing the article in the wall street urinal as to why he donated hups of thousands of dollars to a campaign. a >> it went to the wife of a top clinton's he e-mails. fox5's tom fitzgerald joining uo more on this. help us follow the trail of the money here, tom. >>reporter: jim, are you from pittsburgh? good go figure.ig are you a fan of bruce springsteen?sp >> you've never mentioned this before.. > shocking. let's talk about what's going og in virginia. >> okay. > let's set the cast ofof characters for youment you've got the governor of the commonwealth mcauliffe, the former dnc chair, friend of the clintons, thecl current governor in richmond. you've got dr. mccabe. she is a democratic candidate back in 2015 for the state senate in virginia.sena she was going to be running again

>> let me tell you, terry mcauliffe is the single closest person to bill and hillary clinton. there is nobody closer. terry mcauliffe, they gave to the fbi person at the high level, who was doing the investigation, who was in charge of the investigation, they gave his wife $675,000. now you think of that. now, that's clinton giving the money because that is how close they are. so clinton gave the fbi agent who was top person, who is the top person in charge of her email case which is disgrace that she got of that. she lied to the fbi. lied to congress. lied to everybody. look what they did to general james cartwright, a great man, four-star general. they destroyed his life. he will go to jail perhaps for five years. she gave money at a huge clip, $675,000, to the wife of the fbi agent who was in charge of her investigation. let me tell you something. that's a criminal act. martha: one last question, for you, mr. trump. you have got 14 days to change the trajectory of this election. you have said if you lose it will be biggest waste of time and money in your life. do you have a

terry spent hours in the clubhouse. from that point on baseball was in his blood and like his dad, played for the tribe. battling injuries, he played only a year in cleveland in 1988 before beginning a coaching career that led him to boston as manager of the red sox. francona took over the sox in 2004 and in one season, was able to accomplish what no manager had done for 86 years. he won a world series for boston. and for that, reason alone, francona is still a hero in that city. in down 3-1 in the alcs against the tribe. the sox ripped off three straight wins and then swept colorado in the world series. francona, like most managers, eventually wore out his welcome. he left boston and landed in cleveland full circle where he would like nothing better than breaking another championship drought. just think about the moves that you are the indians manager who do you start at catcher? you have three choices. he goes with roberto perez. what does he do? makes some great plays defensively. also hits a solo home run. then terr

in the postseason, a condensed version of a series with off days, terry francona can't use his bullpen for multiple innings. >> joe: coming off five days of rest at the end of the alcs, that's outside. >> john: it makes it so tough as we saw in the previous inning, 3-2 is not your traditional three have a two fastball go ahead and see how far you can hit it. he can throw his fighter at any time and feed off the aggressiveness of the hitter trying to catch up to his heater. >> joe: a one-out walk good by miller. >> john: hurt his what it looks like what so nasty about this? every one of them looks like a strike and they end up out of the zone. a 17 throne last inning. only five or thrown for strikes but every one of these looks like it's crossing the plate especially this last one right here. that's why ross couldn't hold his swing. tremendous tilt, staying on top of the ball. the arm angle and the spin, tough to pick up. >> joe: that last one on ross two out and a three heaven to count. a slider from miller who came back after falling behind on the count with a strikeout end of this ch

terry mcauliffe is being investigated by the fbi. we don't know if he or mccain was in charge of that investigation or not but their size this appearance that the governor is doing favors for people to influence the outcome of the criminal desiccation which should be immune from political interference. the clinton investigation should be immune from political interference? kennedy: now you have two departments and people either at the very top or second from the top who are somehow involved in the investigation and you have loretta lynch on the tarmac for 39 minutes talking to bill clinton in secret and in private and then you have the deputy director of the fbi whose wife has received not only almost $500,000 for an extra 200,000 plus in mailings from terry mcauliffe. that's a lot of money for state senate seat. >> is public record. who sent the press off to it? fbi agents who work for andrew mccabe who are unhappy with this decision. i'm telling you the feeling of unhappiness and professional disrespect is palpable on the part of t