of the county around detroit. this comes as donald trump is taking his message of out reach to african-american voters inside a black church, inside the african-american community. we'll see what he has to say here, if his message is going to change. he's going to be listening to what people have to say here. >> all right. jeremy diamond, thank you so much. >>> while donald trump attempts to court minority voters he's facing criticism from latino supporters. this week, the rnc was expecting trump's long awaited immigration speech to be passionate, and measured. but here's the quote, when mr. trump instead offered a fiery denunciation of migrant criminals and suggested deporting hillary clinton reince priebus the party chairman signaled aides should scrap the plan and the committee made no statement at all. the evening tore a painful new wound in mr. trump's relationship with the republican national committee. let's talk about this with a trump supporter and hillary clinton supporter and former obama south regional

but in the case of detroit you're right the syrian refugees would work at ultralow wages below minimum wage to get those jobs. trump is right f we said we're just going to do it with u.s. citizens and labor like that, detroit would probably have to attract drive up wages to attract people to move. so in that case he does have it right. there are jobs there. the question always is, are there jobs at the price people are willing to come and i will tell you what, since, you know, hillary wants all the government backing that's a great place to put the extra money. >> begin na, the jobless rate in inner cities tends to be much higher than the national average. double digit rate. the poverty rate tends to be much higher, more than double the national rate. so why not give these jobs to americans who need them in the city? >> yeah, that's exactly right. i live in san diego, dagen, and we've taken more of the refugees than any place else in the country and as a result, we've seen many more homeless, many more of these tent cities and it is, i would say, smudging the beautiful reputation that

we continue to watch the goings on in detroit. nald trump in the midst of all at the great faith international church as service got underway about 20 minutes ago. we'll see what kind of message he does convey during his out reach to the african-american community. >>> here a are the quotes are do not recall, i don't remember. that's the defense hillary clinton told the fbi 39 times during an interview about her private e-mail server. she said to the fbi that she didn't know what the letter c meant on notes contained within confidential documents. that's a fraction of the fresh information revealed in clinton's fbi interview notes of an interview that lasted about three and a half hours long. the notes are released on friday, of course, donald trump is seizing on these new revelati revelations. >> when you look at what they've done with respect to this fbi notes, where she didn't know what the letter c was. that's a lie. unless she's not an intelligent person. that's a total lie. >> cnn's joe johns has more detail on the release of

look, as you know, i have spent amount of time in detroit. >> right. >> look, the people of detroit, e schools need help, you know, businesses need help in terms of creating jobs. no question about that. the question is how do you best do that, right? i wonder, even as a clinton supporter, are you glad to see donald trump come today and tour that neighborhood with dr. ben carson and make the remarks at the church? what's your reaction to it? >> the reaction is when are you going to give us a solution? anybody can say that in cities in this country we have too much poverty, we have too much crime, and the schools are in bad shape. everybody knows that. what are you going to do about it. and still we haven't heard. and i was hoping today that donald trump would not just describe the problem, that he would offer some solutions. again, incident was nothing but reading somebody else's words off a page. >> so to be fair here, he said right at the beginning of his remarks, these are my words. these are my remarks and they come from the heart. >> wait. poppy, let's be real. you saw the releas

i don't see how another ut text tax cut for the rich is going to help detroit. llary clinton to her credit has a detailed plan. you can look at it. she has been criticized for being down on the weeds. but she has laid out a plan. donald trump has changed his own tax plan three different times. and the latest ad that's up doesn't make sense and isn't consistent. even if you wanted to evaluate his policies and plans for zoit, you don't even know where he stand. >> we need to get a quick break in. >>> coming up, we'll speak with a woman who was inside of the chump in detroit this morning and listened to donald trump address that congregation in fern and what she thought of what he said. >>> and also, 40 million people in the path of a very dangerous storm, one set tom become a hurricane again. we are live in lont city. >> we are going to get some nasty weather for this labor day weekend. we'll break it all down for you coming up after the break. americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many businesses rely on the united states postal service t

. >>> this was the scene in detroit as the indians clinch the american league central. celebration continues. >> they are having a party and they deserve it and they win the division. if i was a betting man i would not bet on them tomorrow night. the party just started in detroit and so deservedly so. congratulations to the indians. when number 91 tonight and it was the magic one as they beat the tigers and clinch the division. cody allen was on the mound in times before with a swinging strike three and the indians win the game 7-4 the final score of the year with the best manager in baseball. the indians celebrate and i tell you what.. 14-2 so far this year. the team has been their nemesis for so many years but this is going to be a very special it with mike napoli. >> it's special to be able to come together as a group and accomplish this and what we are striving for. we're going to enjoy this and have a good time with it. all i can say is -- [ cheering and applause ] >> absolutely incredible. this is my first season. all these guys are great and it's a lot of fun and

. >> we just lost that signal there from the great faith ministries church there in detroit. you saw right there, bishop wayne jackson, who was giving an israeli prayer shawl, putting it around the shoulders of donald trump there after donald trump delivered his written message. he says it was his written message, messages and thoughts that he had jotted down a few days ago leading up to this invitation to appear before this congregation and he talked about being able to promise or hoping to promise prosperity to everyone, even saying that he was here to learn. his words, i'm here to learn. i want to reform the system. he said, quoting, i believe we need a civil rights agenda, great education, great opportunities. he wants to build and rebuild detroit, offering a lot of vision, a lot of promises but is this what this congregation wanted to hear, is this what the african-american community voting bloc wanted to hear from donald trump who admits that this is his first time, his campaign admits this the first time before a predominantly black community two months before the elect

we start in the u.s.. detroit, one time auto city. here you can learn a lot about the north american free trade agreement. bob bowen work in the car industry his whole life for ford and he also suffered the effects of nafta. every few weeks, bob shows his grandson billy how he's getting on with his retirement project. a ford thunderbird from 1957 in its original colors. it is a real eyecatcher. he and his former coworker greg are going to show us what is left of the automaking industry in ypsilanti, close to detroit. since the nafta agreement was signed over 20 years ago, their town has lost half of its auto industry jobs. the detroit region has bled hundreds of thousands in total. it is part of america's old industrial heartland, the rust belt. behind the fans, there's not much left of the company that once supplied ford and general motors with parts. bob bowen: when i first started working here it was a factory pouring iron. they could lower the unit cos to stay in so they started moving to the south and then even in the south the wa

and many think the detroit passing game has improved... despite the retirement of superstar wide the packers air attack that has come under scrutiny... with the washington post and tons of other national media openly asking this week "what is wrong with aaron rodgers?" coach mike mccarthy was asked about it today... and said the passing game is a team effort. i know alot has been said about the passing game. it's a coordinated effort from all the people. number one the protection part of it, the ability to have the launch formation you are in. plus the timing of the quarterback and the routes. at the end of it, it's trusting the process, and working on fundamentals. and that's something we'll all be working on on aaron rodgers still owns the highest career passer rating in the n-f-l... packers host detroit at noon this sunday the milwaukee area has a staggering number of elderly people living in poverty. so today force...focused on feeding seni. seniors.its hosting a food drive-thru to get people 65 and older signed up for the monthly stock

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detroit. according to "the new york times," mr. trump will now talk face-to-face with an african-american congregation in detroit. this comes after criticism that mr. trump would only agree to a sit-down taped interview with the bishop of great faith ministries church. in the meantime, an nba superstar is urging trump not to use his family for political gain. dwyane wade is speaking out about the shooting death of his cousin and this tweet by trump after that sheeting happened. quote, dwyane wade's cousin was shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i've been saying, african-americans will vote trump. here's wade's reaction on "gma." >> you know, it's like, on one hand, your cousin's death is used as a ploy for political gain. on the other hand, it's a national story. it goes back to that for me. i want eyes on the city. you know. i want us to be able to do more together. the only way we do more together is if the more people know what's going on. i was grateful it started a conversation. but on the other hand, it is j

detroit. we heard him at his speech there 10 or 12 minutes at the church great faith ministries in detroit. n saying donald trump is able to change his tone, things could get different for the next couple of weeks. is that happening? are we seeing a different donald trump? >> i think he's more measured. he's more presidential. more importantly, he's more substantive in his remarks. he's laying out policy that is a common sense approach to problems we face in america. a majority of americans believe america is on the wrong track. what they are frustrated in republicans and democrats is nothing gets done. everything is kicked down the road. americans are tired of the can being kicked. they want action. donald trump is now finally laying out presightly what he is going to do and how he is going to do it. most importantly, how is he going to pay for it? >> this is a different donald trump than what we've seen in the past year and a half. is it time for democrats to change their tactics a little bit? >> it's a different donald trump today. the question is what kind of donald trump are we going to

indians hoping that they can finally clinch the central division title tonight here in detroit. they were not able to get it done over the weekend against the chicago white sox. now they have seven chances all on the road toc try to get that done. the good news is they are playing the detroit tigers, a team they have been 13 out of 15 times already this season. they also have corey kluger on the mound and he is not with a 1.88 era. the tribe has led the central division since june 4 and now they have a chance to wrap it p tonight. they have seven chances to get it done. they celebrated a postseason berth in 2013 and minnesota and they don't mind celebrating and other playoff berth, even if it is here in detroit. so the indians are confident thate corey kluger on them mout will be the lucky night. >> we have a good group of guys. which is always tough but then there has been guys stepping up in their place. obviouslyhe with your ace on the mound you always feel more ,onfident going into a ballgame knowing there is a higher probability of a victory. >> good luck tonight. >> and m

the eagles take on the detroit lions in two weeks. eporting live outside the linc, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> breaking news out of japan right now. two earthquakes rattled northern and southern parts of the country. there are no reports of damage and no danger of a tsunami. the first quake had a magnitude of 5.5. the second came a few minutes later with a magnitude of 5.7. >>> fear in new york city. >> the tunnel to towers 5k. hear why hundreds of runners hit the pavement to prove a point. >>> also remembering pennsylvania native arnold palmer. ahead, we look back at the life and legacy of the legendary golfer. >>> a cool start this morning. the wind has calmed, the skies are clear. at 4:37, we have 55 degrees. and some wet weather is on the way, too, final ly. we need the rain. and we'll get some. your neighborhood forecast just ahead. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega

the packers take on the detroit lions sunday, the first time since 1982 that the packers have not played a game in green bay until week 3. so kickoff is at noon. if you can't make it, you can always listen to the game at 620wtmj. >> traffic alert. the construction taking place monday for people driving on the program they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's a-gonna fall. the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain too: eel-drive charger. domestic. not domesticated. now get 20 percent off msrp cash allowance for an average of $8,000 in savings on select russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. >> carole:

corey kluger on the hill for the indians in detroit. to appease in this baseball game at last taking he conveyed to give you some of what was going on tonight. close eye on him. so we go to the top of the fifth inning. jason kipnis steps in in to place he drives in the go-ahead run making it a three / two game then it came down to that. there's your final out. the indians clinch the american league central division title. there is kipnis and linder and the rest of the team and they celebrate their first central iv terry francona now into in two different occasions has gotten gone the indians into the post season. pj is an detroit given all of the post game festivities and we will have much more back when we rejoin you later on he kicked another milestone. >> another milestone here is kind of start looking at the world series. >> they have the team to do it. there has been some question with a starting pitching. i think when i looked for a will see when the playoffs get ramped up. but looking good. play well looking fresh for the playoffs

how do you think the campaign's feeling after the visit in detroit? >> hey there, alex. ld say pretty good based on donald trump's reaction and the reaction we've seen from his surrogates in the last 24 hours. the trip had a lot riding on it, right? this was his first ever stop at a black church, his first ever time sort of being in the public eye in this way. and so, the campaign feels as though it has, i believe it feels that it's crossed this milestone for donald trump, right, when it comes to african-american outreach. they had come under fire quite a bit for reaching out to black voters, but only in white communities, so that did change a little bit in detroit and also in philadelphia. that said there were protests. there are critics who feel as though donald trump's message is problematic to african-american voters. the other big story we're following today, of course, is immigration, right? and this back-and-forth over immigration, what is to happen now. i want you to listen a little bit to what chris christie had to say earlier this morning. >> i think that what d

>> going one on one with trump as the campaign rally heats up in detroit. his message to voters tonight. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm alexis fernandez. gerard has the night off. >>> a suspected murderer escapes police custody in north las vegas. now police are on the search for a man believed to have killed another man for not opening a door. news 3's antonio castelan joins us live outside of the north las vegas police department and antonio, do officers have any leads? >> reporter: investigators are remaining tight-lipped on the search for the man who escaped police custody. sources close to the case do say they suspect the man is still in the area. officers recovered this stolen truck that was stolen yesterday. police say 25-year-old alonso perez used this truck as a getaway car. thr returned to its owner. detectives say perez was arrested yesterday at around 10:00 a.m. two hours later, the suspect slipped out of his cuffs and escaped. police want to recapture perez. they believe he shot and killed mohammed robinson outside of a north la

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now, libertarian party gear a nominee is interviewed at the detroit economic club. he spoke about his time as new mexico governor and his plan to revitalize the economy. this is about the minutes. -- this is about 50 minutes. >> and now folks, it is my distinct pleasure to introduce our guest speaker and our moderator. washonorable gary johnson elected governor of new mexico republican in an overwhelming democratic state. and reelected to a second term by a wide margin four years later. despite his two terms of governor, you hear a johnson still prefers to call himself an entrepreneur. to pay for college, he started a door to door handyman business. 20 years later, the one-man shop had grown into one of the largest construction companies in new mexico with more than 1000 employees. i would call that entrepreneurship. as a businessman, he ran for governor with no prior political resume under and his political science degree from the university of new mexico and his passion for helping people. and although gary considers himself to be libertarian minded, he has always

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since 1:00 this morning. >> reporter: after being stuck in this peculiar position for 13 hours, the detroit fire department finally rescued him and took him to the hospital. christa delcamp, 7 news. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news heckling his way into the spotlight. how one man left a pro golf just speechless. >> anchor: sports activities happening tonight high school football then sox games through the next few days. it looks like wet weather. we'll get to all of the detail in the next forecast. >> anchor: fire fighters racing to save people stuck on a ride at the big e. we'll show you dramatic video next here at 5:00. >> reporter: healthy habits in the morning can help make you successful through the day. we'll break down some unusual habits that can make you healthier and happier monday morning on today in new england from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve m

jellyroll effect in the detroit area. effect gets cleared up ryan merritt will start tomorrow afternoon. scoreboard watching sniper to finish up the yankee stadium. the red sox are trying to wrap up the eastern division. they are one out away from doing it when the yankees get a walkoff grand slam homer. afterward that toronto have lost. so a halfhearted celebration in the locker room because they just lost but they are the al east winners. in the first inning texas trailed milwaukee when they get it to run homer for texas and the rangers win 8-5. the indians trailed them by 2.5 and the trail the red sox by a full game record wise. sunday afternoon the browns are a favorite. cody kessler it was back on the field today. i don't know if it will be easier but it's his second start as an nfl quarterback. he is trying to focus on every play. >> i respect the game. it takes a lot of work and you i study the films and watch different things and i try not to get too caught up in the hype. >> joe haden was back in the practice fiel

let's dive into the latest chapter of detroit. and the unmistakable vibe of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org cleveland's own fox 8 news. >> family and friends of the euclid high school football player are mourning his death. >> 17 -year-old andre jackson was hurt during euclid's game on cleveland hospital on sunday. fox 8 news reporter jack shea joining us by with more on the story. >> very sadst bill and tracy, there is no word yet on the cause ofn death, but we do know the 17 -year-old was treated an releasednd from a local hospital onlo saturday, and on sunday, he was taken to another hospital, where he died. >> it's the soul and comments host in the euclid panthers on friday night, and there is euclid junior andre jackson, number 48, blocking on a kickoff return for the panthers. later in the game, the 17 -year-old linebacker and fullback would suffer anli injuy on special teams that would ultimately lead to his death.ld >> he was going fors the ball ad one of our guys was going for the ball, and i think he got kicked or need or something like that, it wa

the joke is detroit's mayor spending the last 50 years of detroit mayors being democratic. more than half of detroit residents don't work. the median income is $15,000. >> joe, thank you very much for being with us. good to see you. laura? >> okay. while donald trump getting voters, hillary clinton and the campaign team played defense. critics set up their attacks on the e-mail practice after releasing documents from the notes on the interview with mrs. clinton in july. we have been reporting all weekend, brian is live from the new york city news room with the latest. >> the documents released friday show hillary clinton told the fbi 40 times during the three-hour interview she could not remember key details an the server and e-mail practice while. >> tear of state. the fbi recommended no criminal charges. clinton was extremely careless, but no intentional misconduct on her part. the new notes reveal though she had security clearance, she told the fbi she did not recall getting it. she could not recall receiving training handling classified information. clinton claims she d

sort of like the detroit news.y they cannot reach a consensus among their editorial board that they should tell their readers to vote for hillary clinton, but nor can they come up with a consensus that they should tell their readers to vote for anyone else either. what they have reached consensus on is that their readers should not vote for donald trump. for the first time in their history as a paper, "usa today" is taking sides in a presidential election and the side they're taking is not trump. they list eight different reasons they think donald trump is unfit for the presidency. they sum it up with this, by all means vote, just not for donald trump. anything, anyone, but not trump. they're effectively saying go out and vote, america, vote against donald trump. for the record, donald trump remains tonight the only major party presidential nominee in modern history to have racked up precisely zero endorsements in the general election from major newspapers. he's got zero, none. strange times. memorable time, i hope

mayor, just respond to the fact that detroit is in big trouble. >> it is not in big trouble. 's not been here at all. >> hold on, reverend scott. >> since we've been out of bankruptcy, the city of detroit has been booming. you cannot bring a car to downtown detroit and find a place to lease a car. you cannot buy, rent, lease a condominium. >> so you're saying detroit is back and detroit doesn't need anymore help? are you saying detroit is all the way back? >> oh, no. >> okay, then it needs help. >> reverend scott, every city needs help. but you don't need the kind of help where someone says, when i get into office, wait until you see the kind of supreme court justice i'm going to appoint. our city doesn't need, in my view, america does not need another mr. justice, anti-scalia. >> got it. gentlemen, thank you. we're out of time. >> that's the reason why he's going to lose and you're on wrong side. >> gentlemen, you've made your point. we understand there are very heated feelings on both sides. reverend scott, mayor archer, gentlemen, thank you. thank you very much. we'll be wa

the magic number is 20, because of the detroit loss. >>> the browns and eagles are pointing at sunday afternoon at lincoln financial field, in philadelphia. the opening game of the season. robert griffith the third gets the starting order for the browns. he is also voted team captain, by his teammates today. 17 quarters in the preseason, he only threw one peck on the first drive of the preseason in green he threw for three touchdowns in the preseason. all of that is great, but remember he has not started a game, or played in a game, in the regular season, since december 28, 2014. he is well rested. >> i'm just excited to go out and play, with these guys, we have an opportunity to do something special, and everyone has the same goal, the beginning of the year and that is to win every game. we know what it takes. we know what we have to do to make that happen. opportunity. >>> how about this, hugh jackson, they have 17 rookies on the roster to start the year. that has prompted former ravens coach, to say he doesn't know if the browns can win a game this year. maybe one, but he is not ev

the detroit lions. the talk leading up to the week three match-up has been around packer quarterback aaron rodgers. rodgers has been anything but rodgers-like. he is averaging yards through the air this season and was intercepted late in the game by minnesota to preserve a vikings win. the game kicks off from lambeau field at packers warning fans about fake tickets ahead of sunday's home opener.the team says its receiving reports of counterfeit tickets offered online through unauthorized sellers. some fans were stuck outside lambeau after buying fake tickets for the wisconsin l-s-u game earlier this month. the packers say most people are scammed through sites like craigslist.fans are encouraged much more is happening at six-- on live at daybreak. including... why a kenosha man is set to spend the rest of his life behind bars.. also... wisconsin officials are set to provide an update on what they're doing to fight the zika virus. i'm tatiana cash. now at six-- three-months later. the controversial shootin

the year. >> bright you, detroit is recovering after flooding. >> in one spot, a road was covered in 12 feet of water. the water turned a state highway into a mess with some cars floating along. at least three drivers had to be rescued in the area. the detroit area isn't out of danger yet. there's a flood watch in place >> one detroit man found himself in a tight spot during that flooding. >> he lost his keys and tried to get into his home through a basement window, but he got stuck and ended up hanging upside down from that window for about 13 hours. poor guy. >> can you imagine that? getting closer to his head. finally, neighbors came to investigate and found him. emergency crews checked out the homeowner, he's doing fine now. >> who took the picture. oh, i better get this. >> poor guy. >> a hunter takes aim at a dog. ben: junior is okay but his owner is furious. there's a $5,000 reward to catch whoever shot the dog in washington state. there he is. the owner thinks elk poachers are responsible. it's possible that junior was scaring off elk and the hunters got upset and shot him. thankfully

the community there. black voters in detroit. e they saying about trump's visit and how are they reacting to the idea this is a screen play ready to go. >> that's right, thomas. part of the problem for folks here and especially black voters is they watched donald trump go from city to city. and talking about black people and never talking with them. they hope this time he will stop, take some time and engage with black voters. let's take a closer listen to what some of them had to say. >> our sense of instability or insecurity. the fears of others and in hopes that this will get them elected. >> do you think he's appealing to the securities or appealing to a base that might no be re reenforcing a base. >> i think he's trying to play on our insecurities. that's my problem. you're telling us we're hopeless without you. we've been hearing we need a white savior. we're capable of doing that ourselves. >> why not have a rally where black folks can raise our hands and say what we want to say. >> anything about donald trump's message tha

the detroit area isn't out of danger yet. there's a flood watch in place through this afternoon. >> one detroit man found himself in a tight spot during that flooding. >> he lost his keys and tried to get into his home through a basement window, but he got stuck -- this is awful. >> who took the picture? >> that is a good question. and ended up hanging upside down from that window for about 13 hours. i feel terrible about this. the basement was flooding and the water was getting closer and investigators cake to vld investigate and found him. emergency crews checked out the homeowner, he's doing fine now. 13 hours. can you imagine, the blood rushing to your head upside down. that is awful. >> a hunter takes aim at a dog. >> this is the worth story. junior is okay but his owner is furious. there's a $5,000 reward to catch whoever shot the dog in washington state. the owner thinks elk poachers are responsible. >> oh my goodness. >> there is the arrow head. it's possible that junior was scaring off elk and the hunters got upset a

it's sunday afternoon, green bay and the detroit lions. vooren, fox 6 sports". the packers host the lions sunday at noon. the fox 6 blitz post game will follow live from lambeau field. then watch the sports blitz at 10:35 for a total recap of the game. it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police are investigating an early morning shooting... officials say a man was walking near 20th and clarke shortly after two a-m -- when someone fired from a passing car. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. so far -- no suspects have been arrested. three people are arrested after a crash on milwaukee's north side. police say they received a complaint last night of people with guns near palmer and north. when squads arrived... the suspects took off in a jeep. the car ended up rolling over near richards and meinecke. two people ran away -- but were eventually caught. the driver suffered serious injuries -- and was taken to the hospital. all three had guns on them. milwaukee police releasing surveillance video of a robbery at an east side dom

form. >> he also called for a civil rights agenda of our time, talked about how he would help the city of detroit. before this service he sat down for an interview with the church's pastor, bishop wayne jackson. that interview raised questions because of a document obtained this week of questions given to trump before time but his team scripted answers. to that bishop jackson said he changed questions coming up with new ones after "the new york times" report came out. he told reporters today that trump's answers were not scripted. >> reporter: were his answers scripted? >> no. it wasn't scripted, i can guarantee you that. he just sat down like a normal guy asking questions. >> he said trump was not scripted. we'll talk about this and go to our cnn reporter nia-malika henderson, paris is here and worked under former president george bush, and cnn political commentator and hillary clinton supporter, bacari sims. thank you for being here. nia, i want to go to you first, he visited this church and took a tour of the city with dr. ben carson, he saw his childhood home, this as the poll numbers reflect

coming downtown to go to progressive field, of course, we have tin indians taking on the detroit tiger, first pitch after 1:00, temperatures right around 78-80 degrees. not only by first pitch, but also by the 9th inning. an isolated sprinkle is possible during the game. not all that likely, that's the good news. current temperatures upper 60, lower 70s, most of us dry, not all of us. northeast end there of ashtabula county, up towards -- seeing light to moderate rain, sha but so much taking place downtown, let's take youl right on over to first energy at the great looking morning there. a shot, skip and jump to progressive field. a great start there. a cold front that passed through the area yesterday, and notes that it's a slow-moving front and along the front is where we're tracking the scattered showers and thunderstorm, that's going to don't march towards the east, so as we head through the afternoon, into the evening , continue to diminish. monday looks pretty good. this is what we have going on for monday. a whole lot nothing. tuesday, another front that's approaching northeast

despite their losses -- the detroit >> we will have you covered is the indians hope to clinch the division. we will bring you complete coverage ofy the tribe on the road beginning at 4:00 p.m. the time is 4:09. your weather and traffic every >> he's been crowned the winner and the queenne of hearts wrap . >> there is a shower or two pretty well to the west. this looks like it is going to make it didn't in here early on. this goes back and indiana and most is going to make didn't by midday. and the temperatures remain on our forecast we talk but the forecast next i good song choice here. queen of hearts. summoning garrets hill is big plans for the jackpot. the contest began about a year agout with the jackpot growing each week. she wasn't the only thing winner. the winner of the 50/50 raffle took home around opposite thousandn dollars. to local charities to comb the other half of the big prize. fourteen minutes after 4:00 is your time right now. kids -- let's get a check of your weather and traffic. >> you see a lot more sunset. would you get a voters something? i don't know if i would get

it's part of today's home opener at lambeau against the detroit lions. several packers hall of famers and former players will be featured during halftime. today's game against the lions kicks off at noon. we turn now to our weather. meteorologist sally severson with your forecast. sally: a quick warm-up today with highs in the mid to upper 70's. it feels a lot more like fall for your work week. are sometimes unclear. but for one little girl, it's something she'll now never forget. the split decision she made that may have saved her mother's life. they with us. you're watching wisn 12 news russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. >> leading the way with important local

packers extra now- the packers host the detroit lions sunday at lambeau field. kickoff is set for noon. the wisconsin department of transporation says fans should pack their patience when heading to lambeau field. there's a lot of construction in the area.tatiana cash has the department of transportation says in preparation for sunday's game, the packers versus the lions at lambeau field, it starts at noon. but definintely pack up and head out early, use your alternate routes. major construction is in several different counties: brown, winnebago, oconto, and marinette. restricted lane closures expect those throughout i-41, highway 172, and i-43.delays are expected to be as early as three hours before the game, as well as, three hours after. starting at lineville road and going all the way down i-41 to onidea, ex and the alternate route, when it comes to using that, it's ashland north and southbound, expect heavy congestion there. give yourself at least 2 hours, again, to plan head as you head out the door, but expect congestion for sunday's game starting at noon.

heavy rain caused several freeways to flood in the detroit area this morning. at least ?one? car was submerged in water . three drivers had to be rescued from their stranded cars. fortunately no reports of any injuries. nothing like that around here today.another cool afternoon in southeast wisconsin. storm team meteorologist brian niznansky joins us with the weather.... with this cutoff low in play, we'll have a chance for scattered showers 50s along with a northeast breeze at 15 mph. friday is looking pretty gloomy with showers likely and a continued strong northeast wind. high temperatures friday will probably only be around 60 more than a half-million dollars in ?excess? lambeau field stadium tax money will be shared by communities in brown county. it's the result of late payments, penalties and interest that were collected. municipalities can use the money for property tax relief, governmental debt relief, or economic development. the tax ended a year ago. thousandof wells fargo employees could get away with in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... thanks charles

reigns at seven tonight after the detroit tigers avoid the sweep being the tribe the progressive field things got heated at the ballpark between these two clubs abraham get the they own 2-0 lead the tigers open up a three run late in the fifth justin upton two run home run 5-2 tigers and carlos santana tried to make it again with the solo shot to right is 32nd of the year 65 tigers detroit closes the door and the ninth with a three run shot and they leave town with a 95 when. for more games against the titans coming up will be a crucial stretch for the next couple of weeks. see if they the division title. wake up weather. temperatures in the 80s and lots of sunshine. basically for the entire eight days a slight chance of a shower early on saturday what they are friday night touchdown number five looks dry again. thank you for joining us all the time we have at ten the rizzo the morning crew. good morning cleveland and all northeast ohio. physiotherapy monday. this is going to be a great week.

the way it is. so we have to, we got to rebound, recover and get ready for detroit." former badgers star and the pride of pewaukee jj watt made another of his many big plays for the texans. that recovery led to the houston's first td and a 19 -12 win over k.c. jj had his 75th sack in career game 82. 2nd fastest in history behind reggie white--who accomplished that coaches poll, 11th in ap's top 25 after alex hornbrook came off the bench in relief of the struggling bart houston to rally the host past georgia state--a 35 point underdog-23-17! qb controversy? coach paul chryst isn't saying. as for the red shirts freshman hornibrook... "same as the rest of the season. if they tell me to go in, then i'm ready . if they don't, then i'm ready for that too so i'm not really expecting anything jus before." the brewers hadn't won a game all season at wrigley field---oh and 6 before taking 3 of 4 from the cubs-whose 94 wins are most in the majors. willie peralta continues to pitch well-1 run over 6 innings; he pitched out of several jams! the big fella brought his bat to the part

what's the mood of the campaign following yesterday's trip to detroit? > look at the mood from donald trump himself. he got on twitter after that trip talking about the large and wonderful crowd inside. you can see him there inside the church in detroit yesterday. it was an interesting moment for him. because remember, this was the first time he had done a campaign event like this so folks were wondering what would the reaction be afterwards? we've started to hear some of that as you played from bishop jackson. i want to play more of what he had to say. listen. >> i think it went well. i asked the questions. it was an interview that was basically things that i felt in my heart concerning our community, concerning black lives, police officers, like i said, we respect all of our police officers. he comes across very personable. you know, it's a different donald trump that's on television than you see in person. >> and that's interesting, todd. that's something that you sometimes hear from folks that didn't know donald trump before. he's different on tv than

division rival--- the detroit lions. sunday's game is the home opener at lambeau fiel.it's a coming up on the cbs 58 morning news - a new company in milwaukee wants to make sure your pets are always cared for... even if something happens to you. we'll tell you about the startup.. next. 3 plus...the debate on ride sharing services in milwaukee...we look ahead to the issue heading to court in chicago. 3 3 3 russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a not for seniors. forecast...small craft advisory from 10am until 6pm today: mostly sunny; late day/evening storms. high: 83 tonight: storms early. clearing late. low: 63tuesday: m

they know trump, the things he has said and the things he's stood for and they're using detroit as a prop. >> reporter: bfn jackson said he understands the concerns of the community, but stresses tomorrow will be an engagement with trump, maurice, not an endorsement. >> dubois: dean reynolds in detroit tonight. today, the nonpartisan four debates to begin in just over three weeks. each of the major broadcasts and cable networks will be represented. elaine quijano will moderate the debate between vice presidential candidates tim kaine and mike pence. former stanford swimmer brock turner was released from prison today. turners was convicted of sexually assaulting an uncan conscious woman at the university. his case drew national atten six months. he served half of that. john blackstone is in san jose. >> reporter: at 6:00 a.m., brock turner walked out of the santa clara county jail into a crowd of cameras, reporters, and protesters. >> loser! >> reporter: turner said nothing as he climbed into the the back of a waiting vehicle. county sheriff laurie smith opened his cell to cameras, say

it gave detroit its first win in the state of wisconsin in 24-years.then a few weeks later, the lions were about to win again, but you know what happened....aaron rodgers' hail mary pass to richard rodgers....packers win!so what should we expect when the lions come to lambeau field this sunday? cbs 58's kevin holden is live in green bay with a look at the packers preparations. we've gotten used to many things in the aaron rodgers era. one of them is dominant performances by the packers star quarterback. another is a constant advantage on the part of the packers offense. but that has not happened so far this year. green bay is 29th in the league in yards per game. and after a three fumble one interception performance, aaron rodgers was perturbed when asked about his own 3 3 rodgers: i don't change. i do the same thing every week and just try to execute a little better the next time out there. reporter: is there such a thing as setting a bar too high for yourself?rodgers: that's a ridiculous question. nelson: it is a situation you put yourself in when you play as well as he has in the p

watch out for the tiger fans coming down from detroit. it starts with corey kluber looking for his 17th win tonight >>> some say the nfl stands fo antonio brown might be feeling that way after getting his letter from the nfl saying he is being fined $21,000. $12,000 for celebration dance. they do not like twerking and then he got find $9000 because he's wearing blue shoes which goes against the dress code. all these roles. people talk about the find say before the steelers bengals game in pittsburgh. >>> week 2 as the browns ravens for the home opener. it's also week that 2 per hour fan cave friday how many come with a live band? this is in willoughby and it has a live band. ron perkinson is my browns expert of the week. >>> thank you for inviting us to the fan cave friday cater the events for us. >> my neighbor was kind enough to bring the food in. justin thank you. >> reporter: it's good. let's talk about this. what makes this man cave so special? >> my buddies come in every sunday and we get together and bring food and watch the game. w