they're headlining the main stage starting at 7-30 tonight. after almost half a century patrolling the fair... one well known--and well respected --fair lieutenant is saying goodbye to the job he loves. lieutenant greg friberg horse back for 42 years.he says he's encountered everything from unruly crowds.. to kids wanting to meet him.. and his horse titan. the news of his retirement is bittersweet for many fairgoers... and for his co-workers. i get to ride a horse and i get paid for it, how good is that? what better job could you ask for? who gets to do that? no body? its just something that's been fantastic. the chance to to next year with his family... but will walk the fair on foot.. which will be very different for him. rumors are swirling about this years super bowl half time show. coming up at eight --- we check in with t- m-z to find out who's on the list to preform. and can he take the heat? what former badger j-j watt has to say after firefighter training. and check out the new ride coming to six flags great america. after the break --

since 1919 the home of maine's governors and their families. house was actually built in 1833 by a captain james hall from bath, maine. for those of you who know maine, bath is a major shipbuilding and seaport town and captain hall decided in 1830 to retire from the sea. he bought this very strategically located peace of land right across from the statehouse that year, 1830, and in 1833 he finished construction on a very handsome two-story hipped roof federal house which was to be his retirement home. one of the early features that survives in the house from his time is this beautiful winding staircase and i think it's a tribute to the architecture of the staircase that subsequent owners of the house and subsequent generations have never changed it. it goes right back to the 1830s. in 1862, james g. blaine and his wife acquired this property. blaine lived here until his death in 1893. mrs. blaine kept the property until her death in 1903 and then

there is a risk for severe weather in our area with the main threats line wind gusts. the cold front wont completely clear us until early saturday so we keep a chance for storms and the hot and humid air until the weekend but we do get more comfortable sunday and monday. dick adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays carl's keeping things rolling at wildcard gymnastics this morning. he's live in brookfield learning forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell high pressure is making its final exit today and a low moves into wi over the next 24 hours with rain and thunderstorms likely. ahead of that low, we warm into the low 90s today and with dewpoints climbing into the low 70s, it will be very hot and humid. take care not to overheat today. storms arrive this afternoon and remain into the overnight. there is a risk for severe weather i with the main threats being large hail, downpours, flooding and strong straight line wind gusts. the cold front wont completely clear us until early saturd

there is a risk for severe weather in our area with the main threats being large hail, downpours, flooding and strong straight line wind gusts. the cold front wont completely clear us until early saturday so we keep a chance for storms and the hot and humid air until the weekend but we do get more comfortable sunday and monday. today: heat index: afternoon thunderstorms. storms likely overnight. high: 92 dewpoint: 74 wind: se 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays delays green on traffic map = no delays breaking news - a 19-year-old man is dead after drowning at the washington park pool overnight. police say the man and a group of friends climbed over a locked fence to get into the pool which was closed. the 19-year-old jumped into the pool...and then began having officer jumped in and grabbed the victim from the water. he began doing c-p-r...but the man died on the scene. the medical examiner's office says ann autopsy is expected to take place today. the milwaukee father accused of drowning his baby will be in court this morning sean flowers has a preliminary hea

a quick round up of the main stories. n telecommunications company has reported in 18% drop in first-half profit. the company said that is due to its investment in yemen. drop in second-quarter profits. aited nations has called for new peace talks in yemen as the army attempts to retake rebel occupied territories in the capital. after negotiations in kuwait ended without any progress last week, the special envoy urged them to resolve the dispute. more than six -- 6500 civilians have been killed and 3 million have fled their homes in the last 18 months of fighting. moody's says it is continuing to monitor turkey's credit worthiness in the wake of last month's failed to. the country faces losing its investment grade rating. says it plans to complete the review by october. s&p global ratings affirmed its double-a long-term long-term credit rating on the emirates of abu dhabi and kept the outlook stable. globalector of s&p ratings. trevor, thank you for coming in. what is the key change in the way you see abu dhabi? >> in all

we're live from the blaine house in augusta, maine, and since 1920 the official residence of maine's vernor. we are inside the blaine house with maine's sitting governor, paul la page. governor, do you have a sense of the man here? >> first of all, welcome to maine and welcome to the people's house. mr. blaine is here every day. we see his spirit every evening because we always say goodnight to him. >> what is your sense of living -- the house was built many years ago. many people have lived in it over the years but he really is present in a lot of ways. what have you come to learn about the man by living in his midst? >> he not only was a very strong supporter and founder of the republican party in maine, but a national leader and started maine on its course to where we are now and very, very influential, both in the press, in state government, federal government. the man was a have powerhouse, big-time powerhouse on a national scale. very proud to be honored, to be allowed to stay here and be a steward of the house for the next four years. >> as governors go, you probably have the b

there is a risk for severe weather in our area with the main threats being large hail, downpours, flooding and strong straight line wind gusts. the cold front wont completely clear us until early saturday so we keep a chance for storms and the hot and humid air until the e comfortable sunday and monday. today: heat index: near 100. increasing clouds. hot and humid with a chance for afternoon thunderstorms. storms likely overnight. high: 92 dewpoint: 74 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: rain and a chance for thunderstorms. low: 74 dewpoint: 73 wind: sw 3-7 mph new this morning - a horrifying discovery at the u-s mexico border: a two-year- old's body... stuffed inside a duffel bag. police say jonny lewis hartley and mercy mary becerra were trying to escape to mexico with the child's body. the couple was caught at an entry point near san diego... and a security ex-ray revealed the body inside the bag. the toddler was not their child... and there is no word yet what they were doing with the body. hartley and becerra are in custody this also new this morning - the so- called "grim sleeper" serial kill

ozone levels are the main reason but we also have moderate levels of smoke to deal with again making it another hazy day. heading into friday and the weekend we have a 20% chance of active weather as an upper level low takes shape. by sunday and into monday that system will exit our area. the uv index for thursday is 9 or good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk only a few days away... but some classes will be starting without their teachers. " i'm not going to be working, i'm not going to be with my students, or get paid until the background check clears and they finish my paperwork to send out a renewal license." " we're processing ce from the week of july 11th, and thats the normal process year round" some of the teachers licenses expired over the summer... and though they say they turned in their renewals in august.... school officials say... it takes 6-8 wee

ozone levels are the main reason but we also have moderate levels of smoke to deal with again making it another hazy day. heading into friday and the weekend we have a 20% chance of active weather as an upper level low takes shape. by sunday and into monday that system will exit our area. the uv index for thursday is 9 or here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. as high as 40 feet in the air... after a warehouse near the las vegas strip... catches fire. the worst part... the warehouse was packed with school supplies for a local autism foundation. we go right to fox5's alyssa deitsch live from the scene of the massive fire yeah, families were supposed to come here to the people's autism foundation within the next couple of days to pick up the school supplies. overnight, which you could see burning from our strat cam. one woman who works for the people's autism foundation told me they've been collecting

it helps you control the main environment within this main storage area. this is roughly a football field enclosed. all of this material here is archaeological material, give or take 2.5 million objects. we have a tremendous collection of furnishings from the various historic homes. this cute little crib right here is from arlington house. that is the home robert e. lee and his wife mary custus. you can see from the acronym, arho is the acronym for the arlington house and this is the catalog number. so if any of us wanted to get specific information about this little baby crib, we could get that information from right here, but can you tell it's a nice -- it's a nice 19th century baby crib. the arlington house is currently undergoing a major renovation, so many of the collections from the arlington house were moved from the house to be stored temporarily here until the renovations can be completed at the house, and then they would go back on display and exhibit at the house. the same thing happens to many of our house site. they periodically go through reno

and 47 seats come up, and then on this bird-shaped effigy are the three main seats. the measurements they used to build this are extremely accurate. it is within an inch -- a few inches of being a perfect square. -- perfect circle. it's -- the four pillars that held up the ceiling are also within a few inches of being a perfect square. the fire pit is directly in the direct center of the structure, so they indeed did have ways of making some very, very accurate measurements in building these structures. the only archaeological items that were found was a conk shell which we assume was used for scooping, and a pot. so what else initially may have been in here, who knows? it ended up being burned. we have no idea if it was a ceremonial cleansing or a closing or if indeed it may have been an accident, a fire got away. but ended up fire was in here. the ceiling and everything collapsed. and then that ended up preserving the floor. i guess the roof and the soil and so forth came down and preserved the site as we see it. we think it's very important to interpret this tour f

drug problem is in maine, and the drug problem in maine is black people. >> let me tell, black people come up the highway and they kill mainers. you ought to look into that. >> governor, we're not trying to get into a battle. we just want to see -- >> you're a sick bunch of people. you make me so sick. >> maine's republican governor paul lepage a few days ago, yelling at reporters in the midst of what has now turned into a seemingly unstoppable eruption from him. the people of maine got the first sign that the eruption was starting, the first rumbles of the magma, when the governor announced at a town hall meeting last week, that he was keeping a binder of all the drug dealers in maine. and forget whatever's in the statistics, the governor basically said he was sure from what he sees in his binder that he's keeping, this binder that he carries around with him, or keeps in his office, he said he's sure from that binder, that, quote, 90-plus percent of the pictures in the book, a three-ring binder, 90% of them are black and hispanic people. first the governor talked about

look for the main area of rain and storms to reach milwaukee by 8am and exit by noon at the latest. then, only scattered storms may pop up the remainder of the day. today will also be another muggy one with dewpoints around 70 and highs in the lower 80s.we stay muggy tonight with a slight chance of showers. lows will be around 70 degrees. we keep a slight chance of a shower in the forecast on tuesday with highs in the 80s. friday should be a bright and sunny day, cooler, and less humid. highs friday will only be in complete wash out, but we may be dodging showers both saturday and sunday this hillary clinton continues her fundraising out west today amid more controversy surrounding the foundation that bears her name. and donald trump is leading a call for a special prosecutor to investigate. today he's campaigning in what some are calling a must-win state for him, florida. tracie potts joins us live from washington with more-- tracie... a new associated press analysis shows more than half the non-government people clinton met with as secretary of state were also donors to her family

storms arrive this risk for severe weather in our area with the main threats being large hail, downpours, flooding and strong straight line wind gusts. the cold front wont completely clear us until early saturday so we keep a chance for storms and the hot and humid air until the weekend but we do get more comfortable sunday and monday. today: heat index: near 100. increasing clouds. hot and humid with a chance for afternoon thunderstorms. storms likely overnight. high: 92 dewpoint: 74 wind: se 5-10 mph angelica adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays breaking news - a 19-year-old man is dead after drowning at the washington park pool overnight. police say the man and a group of friends climbed over a into the pool which was closed. the 19-year-old jumped into the pool...and then began having trouble swimming and sank to the bottom. a milwaukee police officer jumped in and grabbed the victim from the water. he began doing c-p-r...but the man died on the scene. the medical examiner's office says ann autopsy is ex

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look for the main exit by noon at the latest. incident free light traffic and dry roadsthis afternoon the colorado rockies versus our milwaukee brewers at 1:10 at miller park stadium. expect delays during the lunch time rush and during your eveing commute home. alternate routes wisonsin and national avenue are your best bets. tonight two full closures near the zoo interchange starting at 11 tonight. national ave moorland road eastbound on 94 east are closed until 4:30 tomorrow morning breaking news happening right now in italy: these are new pictures-- we've just got into our newsroom from central italy showing extensive damage from an overnight earthquake. this is a live lookthe 6-point-2 magnitude quake brought down homes-- on top of people. right now-- we know at least 37 and more than 150 are feared dead. tremors were ?so powerful... they were felt in rome-- about two hours southwest of amatrice happening now:milwaukee police are looking for the driver who hit an 11 year old girl on her bike and then just took off. ann sterling joins us live near the intersection of 27-th happened

kind of like, i guess, maybe a subcapital through the main capital there at cahocia. the society, the mississippians existed on this site for over 300 years. now, after that period of time, some reason, they left this site. we have no idea why, what happened, if it was, you know, a change in climate, a change in, you know, religious beliefs, or, you know, or what. maybe it might have been warfare, who knows? but this site was abandoned, and then about 100 years later, the park service has a site just about a mile and a half south of here, along the ocmulgee river called lamar. a little different culture, still a mound-building culture. the lamar culture then is the one who desoto came in contact with in 1540. and then, unfortunately, with the rival desoto, that greatly affected the prehistoric peoples. some archaeologists i heard talk as much as 70%, 80% loss of life. after that great loss of life, that according to the muskogee is the remnants of the various groups touched by desoto came together here at ocmulgee and set down together and created a new confederacy of

hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction a young man is ?dead? this morning... after sneaking into a ?milwaukee county pool? after dark. dark.now neighbors are talking about how a 19-year-old was able to sneak into a closed pool at washington park. cbs 58's julie parise is live in the newsroom with more. julie? at least one teenagers are frequently sneaking into the pool after hoursshe says -- she's not surprised a tragedy like this happened. according to the milwaukee police department, the 19- year-old jumped the locked fence at the pool with a few of his friends.he then decided to go for a swim.soon, he began having trouble - and sank to the bottom of the pool. when officers got there -- one jumped in the pool and pulled him from the deep end.they tried to save the teenager by performing cpr -- but the young man died a neighbor spoke to us on camera but there should be more police patrolling the park and make sure nothing like this ever happe

next, a look at our visit to the blaine house in augusta, maine. u're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >>> i want to welcome you to the blaine house, since 1919, the home of maine's governors and their families. the house was actually built in 1833, by a captain james hall from bath, maine, for those of you who know maine, bath is a major ship building and seaport town. and captain hall decided in 1830 to retire from the sea, he bought this very strategically located piece of land, right across from the state house that year, 1830, and in 1833 he finished construction on a very handsome two-story, hipped roof federal house, which was to be his retirement home. one of the early features that survives in the house from his time is the beautiful winding staircase, and i think it is a tribute to the architecture of the staircase that subsequent owners of the house and subsequent generations have never changed it. it goes right back to the 1830s. blaine lived here until his death in 1893, mrs. blaine kept the property

look for the main area of rain and storms to reach milwaukee by 8am and exit by noon at the latest. the state d-n-r is expanding its snapshot the state d-n-r is expanding its snapshot project and needs help.the agency says it needs volunteers to help collect wildlife photos in iron county. started as a way to capture photos of wildlife in our state including deer, elk, and bears. when you go to the zoo, ever think about the noises tigers' make? the milwaukee county zoo recorded audio from four tigers as part of a new, national study to understand more about what those sounds mean. the head researcher out of dallas, hopes the information will help experts protect and boost the tiger population in the wild. still ahead this morning: back to school: what students will be allowed to take into the classroom at one major university and why it's so controversial.plus... new zika concerns: where the latest case of the disease has popped up in the u.s. and why leaders are especially worried about beyond wiscons

ozone levels are the main reason again making it another hazy day. heading into friday and the weekend we have a 20% chance of active weather as an upper level low takes shape. by sunday and into monday that system will exit our area. the uv index for thursday is 9 or very high. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly stabbing that happened over the weekend. this is juan rubio. he is now facing a murder charge in the death of michael omalia. police say on sunday-- the two were arguing... and then omalia was stabbed... he was taken to u-m-c where he later died. a toddler is recovering after a near drowning. around at a home near rainbow and twain. neighbors say they heard yelling coming from the house.. later police told them. the little boy's aunt tells us he is almost two years old and h

a massive down the main out from here to los angeles. >> marie: the fire has burned about 40,000 acres now. it has shut down multiple highways including the portion of the 15 freeway. thank you for joining us i am marie mortera. >> jim: i am jim snyder and for reed cowan tonight. firefighters say them never seen a wildfire this fierce. the flames have destroyed an unknown number of homes coverage on the wildfire. christie wilcox is live to give us the latest on the firefighter and the evacuation. and kelsey thomas will detail how the fleas are impacting drivers across the state line. b3 let's start with jerry brown. at times he could smell the smoke in the air but it has cleared up quite a bit tonight. >> jerry: it has indeed went has picked up. this was of you this morning. this is looking east from over and at pahrump. and heis overlook. you can't even really see the mountains this morning down in henderson but you can see it clears out rather noticeably. wind speeds at top right now are 10 to 15 miles an hour. 11 miles an hour down in southeast las vegas. and generally blowing from

look for the main area of rain and storms to reach milwaukee by 8am and breaking news now-rescue crews are racing to save people from the rubble-- after a powerful earthquake rocked italy this morning.at least 23 people are reported dead so far.the magnitude six point two quake was felt across a broad including the capital rome, where residents felt a long swaying followed by aftershocks. an autopsy is scheduled for today ... after a two-year-old boy is found unresponsive in his front yard.milwaukee police are investigating the little boy's death.it happened tuesday afternoon at a home near 40th and wright.the medical examiner confirms the 2-year-old fell out of a first-floor window. but neighbors say it's what led to the fall... that caused the most damage. i think he was tryio out feet first, and the window fell down on his neck. and he was probably just hanging there, and when they found him, they raised it up and he fell out. they were actually looking for him outside trying to find out where he was for over a half hour before they actually found out he was in the window stuck. a n

walter hudson of the national awareness alliance said that he believes the main problem with the current system is the local prosecutor's office is is too close to the police officers of all. he wants that changed and wants it handed over to the attorney general's office. >> senate bill 2469 which will take the investigation away from the local prosecutors which we feel is a biased investigation due to the fact that the prosecutors have a long-standing relationship with these local police officers. >> the solution would be to take control out of the prosecutors officer and give it to the attorney general's office to do the investigation, as well as the prosecution. they've been working with senator steve sweeney with us to introduce this bill. read hopes that no other mother has to go through what she did. >> it's one day at a time. i want justice. and going to be no justice, i'm not not going to have any peace until i get justice. >> i have an update to my story on monday afternoon the u.s. attorney paul fishman released a statement saying he was not going to pursue civil and criminal c

that fire closed down the main interstate between nevada and california.. a look at when i-15 could re-open ((brian loftus)) >> and... the wildfire sending smoke into the valley.. sherry is tracking the winds.. to see how if will affect our air quality. ((michelle mortensen)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus))

hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.a reminder that our top story this morning--- a deadly hit and run in milwaukee.now police are looking for the driver. driver.the hit and run litle before 10. 10.cbs 58'sjulie parise joins us in the newsroom.she has the latest on the investigation. julie? right noolicw psay there is no description of a suspect we do know they are looking for a small black suv the deadly accident happened at north 91st and appleton. you can see the large police response that this prompted last night. police tell us that black suv hit a 63- year-old woman and continued to drive north. when officers got there they found the woman injuries.milwaukee fire and wauwatosa fire both responded and tried to stablize the victim, but she died before they could get her to the hospital. police tell us this investigation is ongoing. we will bring you the latest as we learn more.live in the newsroom im jp cbs 58 3 3 also new this morning--- officers from west allis and west milwaukee... had their hands full with a police pursuit overnight. police chase

and as we know that's the main stranded. gov. jerry brown quickly declared a state of emergency in the fire area, freeing up special resources and funds for the firefight and recovery. ((michael stevens)) right now, there's about 7-hundred people on scene. over 1-hundred engines... 8 air tankers... and 8 helicopters. and more equipment is on the way. sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) the smoke is making its way into the valley and you can really see it as we look out across the valley this morning. ........... those dry gusty winds have been california. ...... the winds will continue today... there have been fire weather warnings and hot temps across that area. .......... that area is so prone to fire danger. .... here at home we have lighter winds and somewhat cooler this morning. but we are seeing some smoke and haze. . but hot triple digits iwll continue for us. demetria, how are the roads? this fire is going to be tough ramp to southbound 215. this fire is going to be tough to get around this morning. you may want t

the main competition in china is called alibaba 10 cents. sometimes they gang up on by do. they don't like it. in china, uber is not doing very well. they are behind and the reason is alibaba and ten cent have proxy equivalent to uber. the competition was so intense they ended up merging them because at one point they were spending hundreds of millions a month on subsidizing so the patrons were being paid, the drivers was being paid and at one case, alibaba was offering a free crate of beer. it might have improved the driving on the roads. they merged. and by do which partnered with uber, you see alibaba and ten cent are investing in the main competitor lyft. who uses lyft? and you like it. uber is most people. but this debate or competitive landscape in the u.s. is increasingly influenced by china and chaos versa. -- vice. this a 3d global chess board. that is why the stakes are so high in his competition. >> this is cross marketing at work. >> she just sent me something on -- >> i am going to ask a totally pedestrian and simple total i don't know shit question which is thi

. >> think of it as a gateway that the hacker from the main hub and from the main hub to the individual stores. >> he is an official professor and an expert in cybercrime. >> they know they are smart. they know there is a data breech. they will be checking their cards tonight and the next couple days. >> the stolen information could be sold a year from now. ran tea owns sushi confidential. he is constantly worried about hacking. >> he may not know what restaurants are using that software. i think it could affect a lot of people that may not have been affected in the past. oracle admits the code was found in the software and payment card data is encrypted at rest and in transit in the micro hosted environment. >> usually i get my credit card stolen and it is a fact of life. >> they report fraudulent charges. abc7 news. >> a contra costa man accused of killing his wife posted bail after being held on a million dollar bond. deputies arrested 69-year-old john after finding his wife marie dead yesterday. sky 7hd shows their home near danville. investigators say the wife died of blunt force t

this is what the main terminal here looked like in 1994. prior to the september eleven terror attack. now they have 3 security check points. one on either side of the terminal. plus bridge security. those locations could soon drastically change. and here's a look at how. you'll round the corner. and straight ahead the bridge will still be a bridge. but no longer a security check point. because you have already gone through security. you'll hook a left and make your way down to the great hall. tkh will which will be a secured area. so the tsa check point here will be gone. and instead it will be replaced with additional shops and restaurants. >> for those flying in. your journey will change too. no longer greet loved ones here at center of the great hall. that will be pushed down to here. taking the place of the south ts ark check point. where a new meet and greet station will be set up. in front of the westen hotel. >> . baggage claim area would moats mostly look the same. but there will be structure changes. they're looking to add colorado

the storms? >> it's not been named as a main tropical system. it still has rain with it in the republic of haiti. 80% chance it will develop. the best chance of that development is when we get closer to florida saturday and sunday and it does look like a weaker type system with the possibility of heavy rain threat. that's a look at the midday, now here's a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures have cooled off in areas of new mexico and portions of texas. in little rock, memphis, there's a chance of thunderstorms, too. and take a look at this. it may just be the catch of the day, catch of the week, catch of the year. minor leaguer zack walsh in the arkansas travelers. he goes up -- oh! did he hold on to the ball? he did. in an incredible acrobatic catch, denying the home run. arkansas. back in two. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure m

did donald trump just steer his campaign even further away from the main stream? or will "let trump be trump" become the wisest strategy since "it's the economy, stupid." >> questions about charity and public service. did a donor get help on a land deal by gets favoritism by the state department. >> an olympic gold medalist says he was robbed at gunpoint in rio. so why do police have a warrant out for him? in another sign of internal campaign strife, donald trump announced his third campaign chief in as many months. power was given to paul manafort. today. the trump campaign announced that manafort would be pushed aside for steven bannan. he will be the new ceo of the campaign. when the sun rose this morning, the nominee announced the in position. paul manafort will remain on as chief strategist. bright bart claimed more than 1 million page views this year, that is an impressive number, but for those who want trump to win, how many of those page views were by soccer moms in the philadelphia suburbs, or country club republicans. how about cuban-americans, or white e

the black bmw is the main car we talk about, but on june 3rd, the murder of pena, reports say a witness saw a white lincoln or cadillac before the shooting, and another witness saw the same car slowly leaved after pena was gunned down, but no one saw the actual shooting, and in two other murders witnesses report seeing people i reported that senator john mccain was here at this precinct to talk to police, and i talked to him briefly, but he said he wasn't here for the meeting coming up at 6:00. >> so we're dedicated to getting answers about the shooting and the living taken. we'll find a section on our website about the case. >>> >. and we're tracking two ou california. first i want to take you to san bernardino county and this fire is closing down parts of i-15, the main route between la and vegas, and also prompting plenty of evacuations there, and we had two firefighters suffer minor injuries out there, and they've gone home safely. information on that man charged with starting the clayton fire. he was a trained firefighter back in 2007 while in california state custody. he was in th

it is now the official residence of maine's governor. live inside the governor's mansion, guest of the governor and his family to learn more about this house's long time owner james g. blaine, unsuccessful presidential as pier saying three times. failed to win the presidency yet made a mark on the country. our two guests earl shuttleworth is maine's state historian and ann leonard. specialist in civil war america. we're taking telephone calls, you're welcome to join in the conversation, we're getting great questions tonight. and we welcome your involvement in this. tell me about maine -- a little bit more about maine in this time period. we talked about earlier on about him coming here as a young man. how difficult would it have been for him to establish himself? how welcoming was it? >> i think that he had a very good connection with his wife's family and stanwoods were a prominent family and that connection for him to become the editor the kennebec journal was essentially made by family and friends who wanted his wife back here and make

>>reporter: the 16-inch main broke before 4:00 a.m. at harrison and first streets, flooding parts of the roads and leaving many in the area with low water pressure or none at all. >> no water. very little. >> about three drops, that's about it. thank god we had water in the refrigerator. >>reporter: hoboken residents have unfortunately gotten used to scenes like in one. in just one of several examples back in march, a sinkhole swallowed a car after a large main broke on first street near clinton street. this morning's issue luckily wasn't as bad. most of the water on the street receded by 7:00 a.m., and a spokesman for the mayor said water pressure was returning to normal. this latest water main break comes just a few weeks after the hoboken city council pr ordinance to fund upgrades to the aging water main system. the aging system is what suez water is working to overcome. as far as this morning the company says it fixed the busted main and thanks customers for their patience. resident mike zelinski didn't lose water at all this time b

. >> think of it as a gateway that the hacker from the main hub and from the main hub to the individual stores. >> he is an official professor and an expert in cybercrime. >> they know they are smart. they know there is a data breech. they will be checking their cards tonight and the next couple days. >> the stolen information could be sold a year from now. ran tea owns sushi confidential. he is constantly worried about hacking. >> he may not know what restaurants are using that software. i think it could affect a lot of people that may not have been affected in the past. oracle admits the code was found in the software and payment card data is encrypted at rest and in transit in the micro hosted environment. >> usually i get my credit card stolen and it is a fact of life. >> they report fraudulent charges. abc7 news. >> a contra costa man accused of killing his wife posted bail after being held on a million dollar bond. deputies arrested 69-year-old john after finding his wife marie dead yesterday. sky 7hd shows their home near danville. investigators say the wife died of blunt force t

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that is the main threat. for everybody else, with all other outside activities going on, there is a ton of stuff the pan mass is what we are concerned about with all of the bikers out there. getting closer to 90 this afternoon, but the clouds racing and, producing thunderstorms and turning muddier than it has been over the past few days. two points will in the upper 60s this afternoon. the main threat, for these thunderstorms will be the damaging wind gusts and scattered spots. some areas get downpours, other areas will get hardly a drop of rain. most of the action south of mass pike. no problem for the riders tomorrow. much lower humidity, plnt breeze, high of 86. >>> today, is the beginning, the weekend long pan mass challenge. the first wave of riders just leaving sturbridge, right now. we want to get right to anna as a take oo morning, riders taking off here in sturbridge, kicking off the 2016 pan mass challenge. you can see the sea of cyclist what an exciting atmosphere out here, this morning. so much ant

the playstation division outweighed the impact of the earthquake which shut the main mammoth -- the mainufacturing -- nintendo has fallen after the hit game can one go dropped in japan. last week, shares posted their biggest decline in more than two decades. while pokemon go has been a social phenomenon, they do not expect a major earnings boost from the at. panasonic shares have longed in tokyo after reported worse than expected first-quarter earnings on friday. net income fell 64% from the same period from a year earlier. -- 5, 7ncluding goldman and 10 year notes. one of china's most takeover hungry groups is scaling back. they have snapped of assets from cirque du soleil over the past couple of -- over the last couple of years. the ceo spoke to bloomberg television. >> i believe we have ample capability to get investment grade rating. -- thattrategically this has become our strategy. nejra: that is the bloomberg is is flash. -- italy's is the third bank to have its y doubt in the exam. yenhis is on the back of and concerns over the stress test and some the weakness we saw in core tier

this happened before midnight and for hours, now, the water is coming out with the water main break on the boulevard. first they blocked one lane, the water is gushing out all over, they have two lanes blocked on the boulevard southbound. the delay extends for miles. we're jammed from approaching wissahickon to the schuylkill expressway all because of the water main break pouring on the boulevard. it's been happening all night and all morning. it's creating a backup. if you go to the cameras you get a different shot of this, you can see how traffic is not moving on the boulevard southbound because of the water main break, boulevard southbound at ridge avenue. huge delays that you're dealing with this morning, we're live on the scene with the breaking news. other issues around the area. in abington we have a serious accident there's injuries here at moreland road at easton road. 42 expect heavier volume as people come back from the shore. that's northbound traffic coming from turnersville or deptford looking busier than it has been. more school buses on the roads as kids get back to sch

hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.there will be a full we start with ?breaking news? in kenosha county firefighters are on the scene of a 2-alarm barn fire on "highway s" just west of green bay road... in the town of somers. the fire started just before 4 this morning. the fire is in a rural area ... where getting water can be problematic.10 area fire departments are teaming up. some coming from as far as zion illinois. it's unclear if any livestock is in officials say there are no reports of injuries.we have a crew on the way to the scene. stick with cbs 58-- we'll bring you the latest developments as they're available. 3 new this morning--- one person is dead after a crash in the town of geneva.it happened around 11:30 last night on highway 50. 50.the crash forced crews to shut down the eastbound lanes at "chapin road." the highway ?re-opened? around three this morning. when our crews arrived--- the county coroner was on scene.we saw ?two vehicles? near a body that was accident happened.we expect an ?update from law enforcement? later this morning. 3

the main challenges liquidity.uidity is the main governmentive of spending, less money in the due to, less investments low oil prices. when saudi arabia in its heyday of 2003 all the way to 2014 where it is spending a lot of money, there was a lot of liquidity. now liquidity has become more challenged. the central bank has to step in recently. in order to create confidence and short-term liquidity, the main issue courses government spending, the government paying its debts to the private sector and contractors, and of course if oil prices recover, that would be a confidence booster. for the time being, liquidity is the challenge. thingd: liquidity is one and of course as you are mentioning, we get the lower oil price playing into all this. the is really concerning something that could have a much more disruptive effect. it exaggerates and exacerbates the problem. >> absolutely, no doubt. i would add that it's not just a liquidity challenge but a growth challenge. how are you going to grow an economy that in the cas