the dc police department is in the middle of a retirement bubble. officials knew it was coming. warnings were issued by the union. now that it's here, the dc city council, the mayor and the interim chief are scrambling to find ways to not only recruit but retain and bring back officers retired. testifying at the dc city council monday interim chief new sham was asked how many officers were available for patrol. >> of the 3,729 sworn officers, you mentioned 250, approximately, are recruits. my question is those who are recruits or within the academy, are they in a position where yet? >> and that's the number i'm going to have to clarify. it's tough to let you know exactly how many are in the academy. you do know that over the holiday months we bring some of those recruits out of the academy to serve on the holiday to detail >> i've seen them with the 3729 technically does include a number of sworn personnel who are not on the street though >> the ones in the academy, it does include those, yes, sir. >> reporter: in an effort to get a true accounting of how many dc to actually serve and protect in the city, we asked the police department through

though >> the ones in the academy, it does include those >> in an effort to get a true accounting of how many dc police officers were available to actually serve and protect in the city, we asked the police department through a freedom of information act request for the actual number of officers who had been assigned a firearm. we were told there were 3,459 glock handguns assigned as of july 1st. that's 340 officers under that trouble number of 3800. at the same hear, newsham told the council, in 2015 there were 112 resignations and 244 retirements. so far this year, there have been 113 resignations and 230 retirements. listen now, as falling numbers beginning in 2012. >> 2012 we had 3907. at the end of the fiscal year, in 2013 we have 4,010, 14, 472, 15, 3837, 16 was 3737. right now, we have 3729. >> newsham declined to come up with a number that he thought the department should have to did tell the council homicides were down 11% and overall crime was down 5%. we did learn today that ward 5 council member kenya mcduffy chairs the judiciary committee will have a hearing on thursday november 3rd at the wilson building. the hearing is titled the state of the met told

whereas the skyscraper became the motif elsewhere, washington, dc was to be horizontal and monumental city. the city was to become a place to weaponize the nation -- to eat minimize the nation -- to epitomize the city. the centennial in 1900 was an opportunity to create the image. it would create a national shrine where all americans could come together. washington was rebuilt in the beaux-arts style during this. . period. the exposition in chicago in 1893 provided the basis for the beautification of cities. the design team created a group elaborate neoclassical buildings, uniform in scale and style . towds had the space integrate freely. conservatives -- has balanced with the president and a bridge into the future. intentionally nationalistic, they found support with such rituals as the pledge of allegiance and devotion to the unifying symbols of a united nation made more diverse by recent immigration. starting in 1890, the michigan republican senator james mcmillan was the chair of the senate district committee. ofencouraged the development the city in association with local businesses.

i mean, the buildings for the department of defense and other buildings have come about since then to develop outside the city of washington dc. so a lot of things happened because of the war. and i have written another book on the washington, d.c. during the cold war. that is a different story but washington became the international capital of the free world and it had a lot of impact on the development of internal politics as well but that story is a different story. i am talking about the development of washington during that era from 1890-1940 in the development of the federal triangle, the mall, and things such as that that made washington into what is today. and the arts center. any other questions? yes? >> can you tell us a little more about the decisions with respect to the lincoln memorial, why there was a decision to have a was placed?ere it you touched on it briefly. mark: that is very important. the east east potomac park which is what became the area for the oncoln memorial, was added -- it was the development of washington as a port, and a it cleaned up harbor and when they cleaned up the harbor, they added to t

our nation's bells of congress, the old post office is the second tallest building in washington, dc after the monument. behind the facade is the city's largest luxury ballroom and within the building itself the guests will discover the most spacious suites in the district. we have painstakingly preserved original architectural elements like the stone cashings and granite facade, extraordinary mill work on the wood doors and the marble wainscoting. a few weeks ago i met a contractor on site who was wearing a trump shirt. he was very proud to tell me he helped my father build trump tower in new york city 15 years ago. as a daughter, this political season has been one of the most interesting journeys of my life. publish, but each day if a a heard critics against my father's business but one of the most telling sign's his skis e success is the thousands of people who have worked with him, worked for him, fought with them, and who continue to stand by his side, in their quest to achieve great things. when this property was put out to bid, congressman john micah, chairman of the house oversight committee, held a press conference in the vac

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the nation's capitol this week. hundreds of drag queens gathered in washington, dc for the city's 30th annual high heel race. kevin: the spectacle takes place every tuesday before halloween. as you can see, many of the contestants wear some interesting outfits. >> my strategy today is to run fast and to knock them out with my wings, behind. >> we have no strategy, we're just here to show our fabulousness. kevin: big pharma ended up winning the race but many contestants were joking that the kevin: i'm impressed they can run in high heels. sean: coming up in the next hour of newsnine daybreak frantic moments on board a train in boston. why police say the operator did not open the doors after a fire broke out on the rails. ray for months and months of this. i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. trying to save her political career. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles. priorities usa action is responsib

the dc wifi service is part of a partnership between the city and business development organizations. new this morning.. the nlcs is all tied up at two games a piece. the chicago cubs bats finally waking up in los angeles and talk about breaking out of slump.. cubs slugger anthony rizzo who had been 1 for 23 at the plate this postseason woke up! a solo-homerun in the fifth gives chicago a 5 to nothing lead.. and he was not done bases loaded in the sixth inning rizzo with a 2-run single..cubs go on to win 10 to 2. game 5 tonight at dodgers stadium. and they're celebrating in cleveland this morning. the indians topped the blue jays 3-0 to morning. the indians topped the blue jays 3-0 to punch their ticket to the world series. work of the a-l-c-s -- needing just five games to end toronto's season. this is the indians first trip to the world series in nearly 20 years. the last time they won it? -- 1948 cleveland now awaits the eventual winner of the dodgers - cubs series. and while their 67-year drought seems bad -- they the world series in 108 years. it's 5: and time for a check on weath

the city police officers retiring. part of mayor barrett's budget proposal is to maintain the city's 1888 police officers. today's public safety committee meeting is at 9:30 am at city hall. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. a protest demanding justice for the shooting of sylville smith will take place today. demonstrators plan to walk from 23rd and wisconsin to the district attorneys as zombies. smith was shot and killed by milwaukee police officer dominique heaggan- brown in august. he faces charges for separate sexual assault charges...but so far -- no charges have been filed as a result of the shooting. bail is set at a million dollars for the man police say is responsible for a hit and run crash that killed three women. jasen randhawa made his initial appearance in court yesterday.nicole joins us with more on this developing story. 23-year-old jasen randhawa morning. according to the criminal complaint -- data recovered from the lexus he was driving shows he was going 63 miles per hour -- in a 30 mile an hour zone -- driving shows he was going 63 miles per hour -- in a 30 mile an hour zone -- just before impact. three women in their 30's from chicago were killed in the crash. their uber dr

the air. camper city to andy nowaki. dc is a comfortable 72. the continental polar air mass, making it 20 degrees cooler tha yesterday. showers are gone with cooler ai in more sunshine high pressure settles down, tha will mean plenty of sunshine fo the next couple days.m will be good for the indians games tomorrow and saturday. high pressure will be here for the next 24-4- 48 hours before the next chance of showers.. overnight some areas will fall >> tomorrow 60 degrees, plenty of sunshine still call for firs pitch at the indians game or football games than saturday sunshine near 70 degrees a chance of on and off showers on sunday.. talk about frost and baseball and some temperatures in the 70sba. it looks like fun and games but there is some serious business, the trip to this they do more than read from boxley to be a great perso treads one that's why in euclid this coolschool as roosevelt leftwich shows as everybody is star.. feel that it is a version of a old saw, at this week's coolschool, barbara wintery in euclid, with knowledge in working

. >>> more than a century now, the washington home in northwest dc served some of the city's most vulnerable residents including the elderly and the very sick. washington home will close for good. the owners agreed to sell the property. the courts okayed the deal. only a few tenants remain. washington home is finding them new places to live. >>> we want to check the weather now. we got a live look for you outside. it was a beautiful fall day. now it starting to get a little bit chilly out there. mike thomas is standing by with an update on your forecast >> absolutely right. not bad way to start the week. temperatures in dc hit 70's. however, i think this is as warm as we're going to get. let's take a look at satellite and radar. look off to the north in maine northern portions of new hampshire and vermont. that's a sign that cooler air is off to the north and with a northwest wind tonight we're pulling some of that air down in our direction and tony is right. start going to get little chilly if you happen to be heading out. not expecting any rain, no quite yet. we're getting there. 12 miles

looked to see if there was a way to do this outside of the smithsonian, outside of congress, perhaps in conjunction with the city of washington dc and is a public-private partnership. but congressman john lewis was able to build a bipartisan coalition around 2000, to 2001 support this. senator sam brownback of kansas, a republican, came on board and made it his mission to make sure that this museum would happen. so did congressman jc watts of oklahoma who was in the house republican leadership, senator max cleveland, lewis's fellow democrat from georgia, came on board, and they were the four musketeers so to speak who led the effort in the house and the senate on both sides of the aisle to get this done, and what was amazing was they were able to get all of the leadership on both, both the republican and democratic party in the senate and house behind it. the chair and ranking members of the important authorizing committees and appropriations committees behind it, so that when they introduced legislation 2001, they had as original sponsors all of these key players, and at that press conference, which i attended, was amazing. you

beautiful weather in the midwest today and 77 in kansas city with sunshine down in dallas and 84 in washington dc this morning. 73 in new york city with a lot of rain in the state of florida today. the airports look good with no major delays. let's check the traffic. here is joel. >>> i really think you'll like your drive out to dia this one. as you make your way along i-70 it should be a great drive as well. taking your way inbound and the that the saline -- a-line is for any great. >>> thanks for joining us on this monday morning. coming up next, million dollars in jewelry is missing after kim kardashian west is wrapped in paris. ahead, what we are learning this morning. >>> donald trump's allies defending him after a report says a manner have paid federal income taxes in two decades. ifg the mucus in >>> the broncos may have gotten the win but that came at a price. we will get to that in just a minute. picking up in the second quarter with jamison stay in for the second time and that is a third interception of the season. the broncos able to cash in lands on his non-throwing shoulder. outcomes

the same holds true in other cities. the vast majority of complaints came from just people in dc, las vegas, and l.a.. policy makers should think before rushing to make airport changes based on the volume of noise complaints. we dot same thing here at next. we only count the first angry e-mail you send. >>> partly cloudy , mild for days! >> it started as a private conversation. it was taped. >> and a sign you're entering a forecast way up high, rocky mountain national park. beautiful conditions up there. another 2, 6 inches of snow coming in with a weak little weather system. average date are the first snowfall is tomorrow! don't see that in the forecast. maybe a brief rain shower overnight tonight. higher temperature at 65 is about where we should be for this time of year. and as we composite, there is a little snow already moving into the northern mountains. in which with the system is pretty short-lived and not ov abundant. no winter weather or travel advisories tonight. overnight tonight is the best chance at seeing any moisture across the state. and there will be a few clouds around the area, and

the awe owe train, taking your car virginia down to florida has also been suspended, and palmetto, normally between new york city and savannah, georgia, only going to washington dc now. so, a lot of suspensions, go to the amtrak website, make sure you check before you do any of that. also, the airports a mess as well down in florida. orlando, resuming operations today as will fort lauderdale. had been some closures, fort lauderdale closed, orlando saying they weren't closed, sounded like they certainly were, but concellations up and down the board, check miami, check orlando, fort lauderdale. complete mess because of hurricane matthew. looking at the betsy ross bridge here, our town one lane open in each direction. there is 25-mile per hour restriction, because of construction back and forth as you're going on the betsy ross bridge this friday morning. so far no delays in this area right now. but as the morning rush hour picks up, you can expect a little bit after back up. also, the vine street expressway is closed between broad street and 76. although it does lock like one side is moving at this point. that's going to open up completely around 5:00 a.m. also, 7

the dc attorney general says one rental property owner is forcing upon his tenants. the city sued sanford capital a second time fors that existed allegedly at shipley terrace apartments on savannah street. this follows a january suit against the company property near congress heights metro >> they're getting away with murder. they raised the rent, but they don't raise the quality of living. >> the civil suit heads to dc superior court in about 30 days. the attorney general is hoping to take control away from the landlord and place that property in receivership. >>> checkers fast food restaurant in philadelphia says its workers will be fired for appearing in this facebook live video that has gone viral. the video shows the workers joking about ng spitting in customers food and other unsanitary acts. the employees who posted the video says he's a comedian and it was simply a publicity stunt and none of the workers actually did any of the things described, he says. still checkers says the restaurant will remain closed until it's fully sanitized and reinspected. >>> a man fell se

for the suspect...and say they have a situation is a reminder to never leave your car running unattended...it's how a number of vehicles in the city have been stolen. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. happening now-- milwaukee police are still looking for two critically missing men... 65-year-old "randoris curry" was last seen saturday morning near holton and burleigh. police say he suffers from dementia and has a hard time walking. and 83-year-old cliffo was last seen saturday afternoon near rufus king high school. police say he also suffers from dementia and p-t-s-d. if you've seen either man-- please give police a call. new this morning... milwaukee police-- investigating two separate shootings at men in their cars. the first happened around 1:30 yesterday afternoon around the intersection of north 24th street and clarke. we're told the 32-year-old man was sitting in his car when he was shot. investigators are still trying to figure out if the shooting suspect was in or the man... was taken to the hospital with serious injuries... but he's expected to survive. the other shooting happened in an alley behind north 39th street and florist avenue. a 17 year old says he wa

the city's 1888 police officers. today's public safety committee meeting is at 9:30 am at city hall. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. developing today --- demonstrators are planning to show support for sylville smith. this as the police officer who killed him makes his first appearance in court on unrelated charges. details. we start first with the protest happening later this morning. demonstrators plan to walk from 23rd and wisconsin to the district attorney's office. they will be dressed up as zombies. protesters are demanding justice for the officer involved shooting of sylville smith. he was killed by milwaukee police officer in august. smith's death sparked riots in the sherman park neighborhood. and that milwaukee police officer who shot smith --- will go to trial on separate sexual assault charges. waived his preliminary hearing yesterday. he has not been charged in the sylville smith case. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a man just one day after the shooting in august. smith's family members say the sexual assault case should be tied to his use of deadly force. haeggan-brown's arraignment i

the swamp. >> donald trump says he can still win. and sehe's right. that's why it's so important that everyone gets out and votes. >> two years ago, when we promised the city of dcp would be coming to pennsylvania avenue in 2016, we had no idea what we were foreshadowing. >> his hotel is at 1300 pennsylvania avenue. that will be the only building with the trump in it. >> i ate my piece, and i highly recommend it, especially if you're a chocolate runner. >> the plane skidded off the runway. i just spoke to mike pence and he's fine. >> any landing you walk away from is a successful landing. >> i want you to run through the tape. i don't want you to do an usain bolt and kind of look back. >> she is absolutely ready to be commander in chief on day one. and yes, she happens to be a woman. >> the investigation is the biggest political scandal since watergate. and it's everybody's hope that justice at last can be delivered. >> it's imperative that the bureau explain this issue in question whatever it is, without any delay. >> there goes my notes. okay. it's going to be a lot shorter speech now. >> who knows what twists and turns this campaign will take in the final nin

the city at 58, jeffrey 54, 50's in new england. outside of new england, 60s and 70s. dc, they reach the low 80s with a lot of humidity. that's pure tropical air. even in new york city the dew point is in the low 60s. this humidity begins to seep into new england throughout the day tomorrow. even though 80 degree weather is not heading this way, it's a late-summer feel to the day tomorrow. as this area of low pressure begins to wind up and head straight for new england. perhaps even a rumble of thunder. so for tonight, mostly cloudy skies. a few sprinkles possible, nothing significant. temperatures now in the 50s, by early tomorrow morning they will rise into the low 60s. mild and muggy with a few showers tomorrow. 66-71. your timeline tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., more class than anything the isolated showers. nothing significant. into the afternoon, showers and downpours. more numerous tomorrow afternoon, evening. again, possibility of a rumble or two, a beneficial rainmaker. about half -1 inch of rain. you get downpours that follow each other, that you may end up with over an

forces engaged in the most >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, dc, i am jonathan elias. iraqi forces engaged in the most intensive fighting yet. the city has been under isis rule for two years and the coalition has recaptured 100 square recaptured 100 km2 of the area. 200 isis fighter so far have been killed. the iraqi prime minister says that the operation to retake mosul has gone faster than planned. >>> it the supreme court -- the supreme court upheld the conviction for a prison record, no they. -- at guantanamo bay. he was convicted on conspiracy we know when iowa and wisconsin strap it up staturday at kinnick at that's much more than the rivalry trophy -- and if that hawks are >>> we know when iowa and wisconsin strack that up at kinnick , it's much more than a rivalry trophy. you have to break through the badger defense. in six games they allowed eight touchdowns. the opponents have moved the change just 26% of the time.>> they just fly the ball. it is that group of guy that are always looking to get after it.>> they are going to bring every snap. you need to make sure you are mentally ready for the pounding that you are going to

dc is a quag mire. >> we will work on the inner cities. >> crime has been on the rise. fbi data shows violent crimes supporters stand with him figuratively and literally. >> he is guarded. he has to stay quadded. that say smart play. >> in ohio mr. trump is only up by one person. hillary clinton is only 5.7. many tell us where they stand. >> first lady michelle obama, 11,000 supporters were there. fired up voters talking about respect for one another. >> if hillary doesn't win, that will be on us. it will be because we did not stand with her. vote for her. that is exactly what her opponent is hoping will happen. >> every vote counts. >> he can do all the whining he wants. the harder we work and we win big, no one will believe him. you can't take anything for granted. >> clinton's running mate campaigning. he stopped at lorraine high school. >>> amy mchollavic went missing. >> she was found in an ally. her murder 27 years ago these families wanted to be in. some are waiting and wondering. an effort to see the possible in getting them closure. >>> march 30th, 2015. sierra

the ship will be free to leave dc. >> the world seventh largest shipping company it's bank of city created a mind-boggling international massdot the ships received reports across globe by slope international creditors. seeking to collect an estimated $5 billion of debt the two freighters in dc ponds much bigger game. >> everything from frozen food to exotic cars sitting on board the ships worldwide estimated half million containers holding $40 billion worth of cargo either still sitting on the bankrupt companies freighters or as in this case finally heading to customers. >> family separated for years chance for a very brief reunion yesterday. as a border patrol watched residents of mexico and white shirts residents of the us and blue shirts met in a canal between mexico and el paso texas. relatives got three minutes for temporary visa free reunions. lots of hugs and lots of tears. supporters of donald trump classed yesterday with counter protesters and far south paulo brazil. a t- grow trump demonstrated loaner cities bay business with scuffles erupted with trumps supporters were covered by members of two small leftist

the city back from that flood. now she says her sister representative. rod bluhm and the rest of the iowa delegation in washington dc has not done enough to make a permanent protection the city >> i do not like to hear excuses. that's not the type of person i am. we will up our sleeves and get to work and we make things happen. >> the wheels grind slowly in engineers and the office of management and budget that reports to president obama. the corp loves the project but it doesn't meet the omb's qualifications. separating money given to projects like this one so that cedar rapids is competing with much bigger cities for flood protection money.since those bigger communities have more property value to protect, they keep getting the funding before cedar rapids. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, kevin barry, fox 28 news. a fox 28 viewer alerted us to a racial slur etched on a street surface in downtown cedar rapids. rapids.fox 28 news took that concern to the city and after we shared the photos, the city removed it immediately. the viewer tells us the vandalism was there for more than a year. tomorrow on fox 28 mor

the number of part of mayor barrett's budget proposal is to maintain the city's 1888 police officers. today's public safety committee meeting is at 9:30 am at city hall. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. meanwhile... community members -- also calling for peace... following a rash of gun violence. the peace for change alliance will have a "stop the violence" rally tonight. that will be at fon du lac and capital at six. rally will bring awareness of the violence and get more people involved. swearing, shouting, even insulting the judge and victims' family... michael morgan kept the bailiffs busy during his sentencing for a fatal fire in milwaukee. kim has the latest in the newsroom. seventy one years behind bars. that's the sentence for the milwaukee man convicted of arson in setting a fire that killed to young children. ten year old kevin little and his two year old cousin tanaejah morgan were killed after the fire in not go quietly. morgan spent most of his sentence hearing yesterday rapping, creating outbursts, even threatening victim's relatives... all while claiming he is innocent. here's an excerpt from his sentencing in judge jeffrey wagner's courtroom. talk the number

the importance of fundraising for their kids. one vallejo student got in trouble when she tried to raise money for planned class trip to dc. what happened next has the vallejo city school district apologizing. lee ann has a story you will see on on abc 7 news. >> hannah never outside the state. several weeks ago juniors and seniors of the law academy at jessie beth el high were offered a possible trip to the nation capitol. >> they told us the trip was 1 1800 dollars and they said if we can raise per student and said if each student can raise 1600 dollars they pay the rest of it. >> 16-year-old set autopsy go fund me page and did what she could to raise the money including selling baked goods at school. yesterday she brought cookies. that's when she was sent to student services where she claims the staff member reprimanded her. >> i didn't know i was doing anything wrong. she opened it and took the money out and told me you see the money like this is not allowed. she opened my bag and threw away the key in the trash. >> they were referred to the school handbook. 45 page document we found on line. there's a paragraph that says students involved in unauthorized sa

. >>> the dc name debate had a lot of you talking on our facebook page. city leaders have settled on a name in the event that the district become a state. >>> state hood advocates have pushed for the state to be called new columbia. yesterday, the dc council voted unanimously to call the district state of washington, dc. northern of frederick douglas. joshua fuller wrote it was never supposed to be a state that's why it was created from maryland and virginia so that one state didn't hold the power of dc >> he posted if it doesn't stay as district of columbia, the land should be returned to virginia and maryland where it was created from. >> a lot of opinions on that one. i don't know. i liked new columbia >> me i get the dc. >> yeah, i just think. >> frederick douglas >> the state of washington commonwealth is long. you can barely fit it on our sign. it's hump day and checking in for the mid week redskins report >> brody, what's going on. >> reporter: you know, the redskins had a big win this weekend without their top offensive weapon. he was back out in the f

>> for the next two weeks i can say what the rules have been but when i got to philadelphia and started making regular trips to save this city to washington dc and spent some time working for a congressman, what is so real and i've heard it because i've been invited to dinner's and i've sat across the table from members of congress, they talk, i'll speak for myself, i don't know about you but they spoken to me about my audience like we're a bunch of knuckle dragging idiots. they have utter contempt or most talkshow hosts and their audiences. they don't think we understand the nuances of their parlor room discussions and procedural discussions and quite frankly, just this morning i interviewed john dickerson with face the nation and i asked him, do you think the guy in flyover country watching your show in nebraska this weekend, does he understand that your pals, your cocktail party house, what you are covering because he really did it. i didn't mean to attack john dickerson per se but he wanted to explain we are more than that, we live together and in a lot of cases we play soccer together and it's a very incestuous and i say then insidious

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the author. thank you. >> guest: thank you for having he. >> here's staff picks from politics and prose book store in washington, dc. olivia lang explores solitary lives of prominent artists in "the lonely city. "in the great derangement he argues cite change is being ignored. the an examination of the future of genetic manipulation in "the gene." another staff pick from politics and prose book store is holiday grunt "who reports on the science being used to improve the safety and effectiveness of america's military. atlantic magazine contributor argues islam is essential to understanding middle eastern politics in islamic exceptionalism, and in orderly well, a psychiatrist looks at the science between antidepressant medication. many of the authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on the webs, book of.org. >> host: miss general sinces, 60 is the new 4, right. >> guest: that's not true. 50 is the new 50 and it looks good that is what aging is all about. the way we are aging is changing and that 50 is not the new 30, and 6 otherwise not the new 40. 50 is the new 50 and it's okay and that we ought to be comfortable with what age we are. that middle age is really extending

suspended in the southeast region, silver star, silver meteor, auto train, all canceled through saturday. palmetto goes down to savage a georgia going through new york city and washington dc only. of course we have to check the amtrak website. here in philly the betsy ross cleared, construction, and it had it down to one lane both sides. that's looking good right now. also the turnpike out by downingtown, just cleared, there have been construction on that side. the vine has opened back up, at least eastbound is still closed, westbound has opened. and 76, the westbound ramp to the boulevard, as you can see right here, i'll step out of the way, that's blocked right now, construction in the left lane, as go toward the roosevelt boulevard. jim, brooke, back to you. >> thanks so much, pat. this morning at least 200,000 people are without power in florida. >> that's as hurricane matthew has lingered off the coast for the last several hours. marlie hall in orlando and shows us what's happening across hundreds of miles in florida. >> reporter: overnight the outer band of hurricane matthew began pomeling the florida coast with unrelenting rain. and roaring winds. the storm surge f

the inspector says this situation is a reminder to never leave your car running unattended...it's how a number of vehicles in the city have been stolen. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. an update now-- as two critical missing men in milwaukee have been found safe in milwaukee. we're told 65-year-old "randoris curry" returned home this morning. he was last seen saturday around 11-30 in the morning near holton and burleigh. "clifford pickens" has also been located safe. pickens went missing saturday after walking away from a family members home in the area of 17th and olive. pickens suffers from dementia and p-t-s-d. again the good news police say both men have been found safe. and an update to a homicide investigation here in milwaukee. milwaukee police have identified the victim in that shooting as 46- year-old sidney smith. it happened just before one sunday morning near 38th and vienna. the 46-yr-old man was shot in his home. police say he tried to run away-- but died. no word on a suspect or the motive. a wisconsin corrections officer accused of shooting a woman waives her right to trial in court today police say 22-year-old lillie jones - shot a 23-yea

the inner cities, chicago. you take a look athington, dc we have an within our cities. the biggest in 45 years. we have a divided nation. because people lik her, and believe me, she has tremendous hate in her he and when she said deplorables, she meant it. and when she said irredeemable, they're irredeemable, you didn't , but when she said they're irredeemable, to me that might have been even worse. she's got tremendous hatred. and this country cannot take obama. and that's what you're getting wi her. >> mr. trp, let me follow up with you. in 2008 you wrote in one of your bos that the most important characteristic of a good leader diipline. in theays after the first debate you sent out a series of a.m., includingne that told 0 peopleo check how the a sex tape. >> no, it wasn't check out a sex tape. it was take a look at the person she built up to be t wonderful girl scout who was no girl scout. so you understand, when she said 3:00 in the morning, take a look at benghazi. she said, who is going to answer the call at 3:00 in the morning. guess what -- >> did you -- >> she said she was weak in 3:

the u.s. and iraqi forces continue their effort to push isis out of a key city in the north. >>> new warning for the dc living in or traveling to florida. those stories and more next at 5:00. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. vo: donald trump and pat toomey have plenty in common -- they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >>> ago miblg an american soldier died after a roadside bomb exploded in iraq. more than 100 american special forces are embedded with iraqi fighters hundreds more are suping the offensive at nearby bases. >>> health check tonight. the cdc is encouraging more women to be tested for zika and sparking travel warnings as well. ali gorman joins us now from the "action news" big board with the details. >> re

the inspector says this situation is a reminder to never leave your car running unattended...it's how a number of vehicles in the city have been stolen. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. happening now - police are searching for the two men responsible for a fatal hit and run crash that developments in the newsroom. the crash happened early yesterday morning... near 2nd and clybourn in milwaukee. police say an uber carrying three women was struck by a lexus that blew threw a red light at that intersection. the impact was so strong... it knocked down a fire hydrant. police say the 41-year old uber driver is recovering at a local hospital. two of his passengers - women from illinois, ages 30 and 32 - died at the scene. a third woman died at the hospital. as for the lexus... police say two men ran from the vehicle after the impact. are currently no reports the lexus was stolen. an uber spokeswoman could not tell us the condition of their driver last night... but in a statement, said: "our hearts and thoughts are with our driver partner and the grieving families impacted by this horribly tragic incident. we will support the police investigation in every way poss

the top readiest cities in the country. denver has come at number 10. chicago, new york, washington dc, los angeles and san francisco. those are the top five. exterminators say we are entering rat season in denver your first clue is rodent droppings also look for cracks or holes or other chewed areas. >>> a new mexico mom taking the internet by storm it started with her making lunch for her son's classmate now she is >>> trick-or-treaters will be about a year ago, 30 ethiopians were killed by isis. reporter: mass execution ofthiopian christians... mike coffman was the only one that reached out to our community. went to every ethiopian church. he was there, and he was sharing the sadness that we were actually experiencing at the time. he says what he means, and he does what he says. that means a lot to us and to me. i'm mike coffman, >>> a new mexico mom going she has been packing her son's lunch and an extra lunch since the beginning of the school year because her son asked her to, she explains why. >> it is not for praise or anything, is pretty intense. >> that it child's mom had just lost her job, the singll bomb t

the number of police officers retiring. part of mayor barrett's budget city's 1888 police officers. today's public safety committee meeting is at 9:30 am at city hall. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. a protest demanding justice for the shooting of sylville smith will take place today. demonstrators plan to walk from 23rd and wisconsin to the district attorney's office. they will be dressed up as zombies. smith was shot and killed by milwaukee police officer brown in august. he faces charges for separate sexual assault charges...but so far -- no charges have been filed as a result of the shooting. bail is set at a million dollars for the man police say is responsible for a hit and run crash that killed three women. kim is in the newsroom with details. 23-year-old jasen randhawa faces 12 felony counts related to the crash early sunday morning. randhawa made his first court appearance yesterday.according to the criminal complaint -- data recovered from 63 miles per hour -- in a 30 mile an hour zone -- just before impact. three women in their 30's from chicago were killed in the crash. their uber driver was seriously hurt. investigators say the young man was drunk and left

the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> gloucester city man behindars night for vandalism that damaged a youth football field in camden. police say 28-year-old alexander peters deliberately drove his pick up on to the rain soaked field earlier this month and spray pain add swastika on the cop segment stand nearby. surveillance video and tips from the public helped catch peters. >> we brought the suspect in to be interviewed end confessed. >> all i can do is pray for the guy. that's it report roar you'd pray for him. >> we'll pray for him. he's still our brother at the end of the day. >> prosecutors have charged peters with criminal mischief. he was already locked up at the time of his arrest. last friday a judge sentenced him to thee years for aggravated assault. >>> these old septa tracks in bucks county haven't seen a train in while. so what's next? some people in the area want to make them into a trail for bikers and walkers and really what could be wrong with that, right? well you might not be so enthusiastic about the idea if those tracks ran ne

the skywest pilot was arrested yesterday at an airport in south dakota. kris van cleave reports from dulles international airport right outside washington dc. <<< (track) this "sky west" operated flight landed in salt lake city two hours late wednesday. (take gfx) this tweet from one of its 45 passengers explains the delay. "they had to call in a replacement pilot, because our pilot was drunk." (sot) the one thing pilots should not do is that, so it's pretty unthinkable. shortly after 8 am wednesday morning... tsa officers noticed the pilot... 38-year old russel duszak... smelled of alcohol. gave him a breathalyzer test... confirming a blood alcohol level above the legal limit for pilots... point oh-four-percent. another pilot was found to take his place. (barbara larsen / passenger) so hopefully they come up with some kind of checks and balances instead of just a tsa officer just smelling it on their breath. duszak was arrested... released on a 300-dollar bond... and put on administrative leave. the rapid city police chief tweeted: "the system worked the passengers safety was not compromised." the faa says the number of so-called "pilot alcohol violations" is low... 10 last year, one-hundred-eleven over the

cotton threads tied new york in the south together, i believe, in a long and codependent relationship. .. and that made new york important to washington, dc. or washington city as home called it back then. it had a big impact on the federal government because it should -- the government drew large portion office its reef news from the customs house in new york harbor. a period when the entire federal budget was coming from the customs house in new york city. not just the bankers and shipping magnates who profited

the inner cities of chicago. you take a look at washington dc. we have an increase in murder within our cities, the biggest and 45 years. we have a divided nation because of people like her. believe me, she has tremendous hate in her heart. when she said deplorables she meant it. when she said, irredeemable, they are irredeemable, you did not mention that. when she said they are irredeemable, to me that might have been even worse. she has tremendous hatred. this country cannot take another four years of barack obama and that is what you are getting with her. mr. cooper: mr. trump, in 2008 you wrote in one of your books that the most important characteristic of a good leader is discipline. you said, if a leader does not have it, he or she will not be around for very long. in the days you sent out a series of tweets from 3:00 a.m. to five of 5 a.m. including one that told people to check out a sac state. ex tape. mr. trump: it was not about a sex tape. it was about a wonderful woman she built up. take a look at benghazi, who is going to answer the c