linda thompson / thing called life": "yes. i was trying to understand this thing called transgender and when bruce said, "come to new york and be with your husband," husband was the word i was looking for. so i went to new york, knocked unprepared for who she says she saw: caitlyn. linda thompson / author, "a little thing called life": "i just crumbled. i think i even fell down in the hall. i just went, "oh, oh, no, no." and i just started crying. important that you see who i authentically am." and not until that moment, i guess, did it sink into my psyche that that truly was who caitlyn felt that she was. and i had to respect that and honor that and move on with my chris connelly / abc news: "and you can't even remember the movie?" linda thompson / author, "a little thing called life": "no. would you be able to if elvis presley were sitting next to you? macking on you?" 24/7, linda was his lover, confidant, years linda thompson / author, "a little thing called life": "my son brody, when he was old enough, you know, to fully g

staff sergeant thompson enlisted in 2011. he was often used on foot patrol - helping the defense department says he died because of injuries caused by an explosive. much of thompson's family remains here in the milwaukee area. the green beret was a 2006 graduate of brookfield central high school... at attended college here in the area too... before migrating west to concordia university in california. that's where he met his wife. the two most washington state. speaking by phone... thompson's wife says he had a passion for god and his job ... and that he adventurous. in a statement, the elmbrook school district said "... we offer our deepest condolences to matthew's family, as well as our sincere gratitude for his service to our country." up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--a new business could be coming to one of milwaukee's most historic vehicles. we'll tell vehicles are impacted... and the concern its causing drivers taking a live look outside... today on the morning blend a live performance capturing the phenome

linda thompson / author, "a little thing called life": "no. would you be able to if elvis presley were sitting next to you? macking on you?" 24/7, linda was his lover, confidant, confessor & caregiver for 4 ? years linda thompson / author, "a little thing called life": "my son brody, when he was old enough, you know, to fully grasp the impact of my having lived with elvis presley. // he said, "mom! you know, he's the original pimp daddy!" former super mode mom tyra banks is has a new job.... what she's doing nowadays... that's coming up... also...pop superstar...britney spears is joining the list of celebrities pitching in to help flood victims.. and here's a live look at the new york stock exchange... ((ad-lib)) i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the

amy: emma thompson, you went to the arctic before in 2014. you want with your teenaged daughter. have you seen changes just in these last few years? >> when my daughter came with me to the arctic, when we went where we were looking at the landscape itself, the graveyard thereciers that sits up surrounded by this made scientists who have been watching them disappear for the last 20 years, it was a very different kind of journey. i am coming to a different part of the arctic. i am seeing the same effects on the landscape -- we were looking at these extraordinary peaks and ross encapsulations and mountains. but they are bare. this is granite. it is not in the light of day for 15,000 years. in our companions, our inuit companions are saying, when we were little and used to come out on the ice, the ice would be overhanging. i was seeing in the landscape the same signs of the destruction of the arctic and theayed again, as we know, ice on the polls is what helps to keep -- it is absolutely essential if we want to keep the temperature of our world f

thompson died on tuesday from wounds he suffered in afghanistan. in a statement, the commander of special operations task force-afghanistan said thompson was ' an exceptional green beret, a cherished teammate and devoted husband. his service in afghanistan and iraq speak to his level of dedication, courage and commitment to something greater than himself'. lt. col. kevin m. trujillo, commander of special operations task force-afghanistan those who knew him well, say thompson was one of a kind. 'he was just so positive and just so happy with everything that he was irresistible you just wanted to join in.' both of thompsons former universities issued statements offering their prayers to his family. the elmbrook school district also issued a statement, saying ' we offer our deepest condolences to matthews wife, parents and sisters, as well as our sincere gratitude for his service to our country.' reporting live tonight at brookfield central high school, rachelle baillon fox6 news. brad thanks rachelle marquette and elmbrook on our website-- fox6 now d

matthew thompson was killed in action on tuesday. our rachelle baillion has more from those who knew him.. before u-s army staff sgt. matthew thompson was a bronze star medal winner, before he was a special forces medical sergeant, and before he even enlisted in the u-s army, he was a much-loved r-a and student at something very pure and authentic about him that people just wanted to be around him and they wanted have whatever it is that he had that sort of radiated from inside out.' matthew manning became friends with thompson while both were working in odonnell hall on campus. the university tells us thompson attended the school from the fall of 2006 until the spring of 2008. manning says thompson then transferred to concordia university in california. he graduated in 2010 and joined the army in march 2011. much as he could and in order to live according to the values that he had and his vision for the world.' thompson died on tuesday from wounds he suffered from an improvised explosive device while on patrol in afghanistan. in a s

with thompson while both were working in odonnell hall on campus. the university tells us thompson attended the school from the fall of 2006 until the spring of 2008. manning says thompson then transferred to concordia university in california. he graduated in 2010 and joined the army in march 2011. 'he wanted to push himself as much as he could and in order to live according to the values that he had and his vision for the world.' improvised explosive device while on patrol in afghanistan. in a statement, the commander of special operations task force-afghanistan said thompson was ' an exceptional green beret, a cherished teammate and devoted husband. his service in afghanistan and iraq speak to his level of dedication, courage and commitment to something greater than himself'. lt. col. kevin m. trujillo, commander of special operations task force-afghanistan those who knew him well, say thompson was one of a kind. 'i cant think of anyone that was as committed to living the best version of their life possible, every day. and he will never be replac

terry, thompson served as a captain. >> staff sergeant thompson will be honored here tonight with a moment of silence. he was a football captain here and played trombone in band. he graduated 10 years ago. he'll be remembered as a great student leader. at one time, he talked about entering the ministry but ended , up joining the army five years ago with a goal of joining in special forces. he became a green beret medic. his foundation for greatness began here in brookfield, >> he went to marquette, then he went out to college in california where he met his wife , and then he wanted to get into the medical field. , and he was a medic in the green beret. truly -- the kid's a hero. >> we are back live. thompson was posthumously awarded the combat infantry badge, bronze star medal with valor, and a purple heart. the game and moment of silence are less than an hour from now. kathy: we will have coverage tonight at 10:00. thompson went to marquette for two years, from 2006 to 2008. the university shared their sympathy for the family today. they also shared a statement from a friend and fell resi

thompson graduated from here in 2006 and he had a big impact on the school. he was a football captain and tonight his grandparents will be here. >> well certainly he had a , tremendous impact on the school. >> brett gruetzmacher is principal of brookfield central high school, where staff sergeant matthew thompson graduated and is remembered tonight with great honor. generous and kind, took care of his fellow student. he was a leader. he was in the band. he was the captain of the football team. he did everything you would ask of a student and of a son. >> to be honoring matt and his contribution of service to our country. >> staff sergeant thompson is remembered with american flags outside brookfield lutheran church the thompson family's , church home, where duane tweeten says matthew demonstrated faith in go about his heart. there was always a desire for more. i can do this. i can achieve that. >> marquette university friend matthew manning spoke to us by phone. >> he was shielded by his convictions. and he knew the responsibilities that he esteemed. and he w

police confronted thompson with their guns drawn. initially they say he tried to run away but eventually gave up surrendering to officers without a fight. >> i see some guy running passed me and then as i'm still running so i stop and look at him and see the police come out with the really big gun and then i get scared. and then i start crying. >> police have not said why times. the shooting took place last week in an apartment complex. the opposite side of town where thompson was caught. according to police and thompson's mother, he was romantically involved with the victim who was more than 20 years older than him. the mother did not want to go on camera but she did want to make a statement. >> malik was a troubled child with special needs and he actually met ms. soto down at the maricopa juvenil detentionle center. >> on several occasions you know i warned her about dating my son. that he was very immature and not mentally stable to be seeing a woman of her age. >> now police have not released a motive for the shooting. the victim

thompson was raised here in the milwaukee area... and much of his family - including his parents - still lives here. he graduated from brookfield central high school in 2006. eventually... he migrated west to california. that's wherestaff sergeant thompson met his wife. she spoke to us by phone last night... and says her husband was fun loving... had a passion for god and his job. the two last spoke over the weekend... when thompson told his wife rachel he was going to be doing some dangerous work this week - and he wouldn't be able to talk for a while.the couple was living in washington state. but thompson is far from forgotten her in our community. in a statement, the elmbrook school district said "... we offer our deepest condolences to matthew's family, as well his service to our country." live...pz... would you pay even higher taxes to make milwaukee safer? it's one idea we're taking a closer look at after leaders suggested it in the new, public safety action plan. ann sterling is live with more and what residents will have a sa

lindona (lin- dawn-uh) thompson- my name is lindona thompson thompson was charged with battery and was fined in court thompson told the judge the loss of her son has had rippling efects in her life.. lindona (lin- dawn-uh) thompson- my home and my heart are empty" wipes tear for the family of kadar brown... no sentence would have been enough... they describe brown him as a goofy man with an infectous laugh... who they say in this moment... would encourage them... to forgive his killer. lindona thompson- he wants us to forgive and move on i know he does but thats easie said than done frontier airlines plane flight coming into vegas from columbus, ohio last night... after passengers noticed a monkey on the plane. no we are not kidding, there was a monkey on a plane. he says hey can i sit here...hey i got something cool here, its a monkey. billma says the monkey was just a small thing... about 7 inches long. but it stank! we're also learning it was a service animal that had been appr airline.. so why all the chaos then? we'll have a live report for you with our own peter dawson, coming up

lindona (lin- dawn-uh) thompson- my name is lindona thompson thompson was charged with battery and was fined 100 dollars. in court thompson told the judge the loss of her son has had rippling efects in her life.. lindona (lin- dawn-uh) thompson- my home and my kadar brown... no sentence would have been enough... they describe brown him as a goofy man with an infectous laugh... who they say in this moment... would encourage them... to forgive his killer. lindona thompson- he wants us to forgive and move on i know he does but thats easie said than done when we caught up with kadar browns family after the sentencing... they told me they dont believe that gary adair is truly sorry... they believe he kept dates back to give himself longer to get sober. however they say tonight theyre thankful... its all finally over. cl ffnll. gary adair has already served 228 days in jail... so he days in jail... so he will get credit for time served as part of the four year sentence. adair was also ordered to pay 5- thousand dollars. and when he's releaed... he'll have to have a breathalyzer installed in

jim thompson, matt's grandpa 2;54;42 words can say it. we're just so proud thompson's grandparents, along with aunts and uncles, took the field for the tribute to the fallen hero- (applause)jim thompson 2;54;55 he's the oldest, and he certainly led the way and he would do it again. he's just that kind of a person.thompson football team, member of the band, eagle scout03;00;16 matthew was the kind of student who made your day better. nat- national anthem band director , jason gillette, performed the national anthem in honor of his former studentnat-more national athem athemjason gillette, matt's former teacher 03;01;08 he gave the ultimate sacrifice and if there's a student i've ever had that i see being in a position and willing to do such a thit thompson's family knows his life and death serve as an example for all02;57;28 a lifetime is not judged by how long it is, but by what a person does with the tiem they have here, and he certainly did his share and then some. and that's what i would tell him. we couldn't be more proud of him. in a

matthew thompson was killed in action on tuesday. fox6s rachelle baillon joins us live from brookfield central-- where thompson attended high school. good afternoon. u-s army staff sgt. matthew thompson graduated from brookfield central in 2006, where he was the captain of the ensembles. theyll be having a moment of silence at tonights football game to honor his sacrifice. before u-s army staff sgt. matthew thompson was a bronze star medal winner, before he was a special forces medical sergeant, and before he even enlisted in the u-s army, he was a much-loved r-a and student at marquette university. 'there was something very pure and authentic about him that people just wanted to be around him and they wanted that sort of radiated from inside out.' matthew manning became friends with thompson while both were working in odonnell hall on campus. the university tells us thompson attended the school from the fall of 2006 until the spring of 2008. manning says thompson then transferred to concordia university in california. he graduated i

♪ >> fisher's cellmate is 20-year-old dinell thompson. better known here as duker. in prison for at least 32 years. >> keep the noise down over there. >> rap has helped the two men bridge their generation gap. >> trying to film [ bleep ]. >> the cellies share one other thing in common. they're both members of the crips street gang. >> but they were at very different stages in their life. cousin ice was no longer in love with the lifestyle. >> i haven't actually went out gang-banging, shooting at people just because they're from across town and all that. i haven't done that in years. but i still hang with my homeboys. and if something happened to one of my close, close ones i'm going to have to help retaliate. you know what i mean? >> duker on the other hand, was still caught up in the game. he was still infatuated with this romantic notion of being a gangster. >> what do you want for your future? >> money, power, respect. top of the food chain. >> everybody's like that when they're young. they don't see the big picture. they can't see it yet. you know what i mean? i

the opposite side of town where thompson was caught. according to police and thompson's mother, he was romantically involved with the victim who was more than 20 years older than him. the mother did not want to go on a statement. >> malik was a troubled child with special needs and actually met ms. soto down at the maricopa juvenile detentionle center. several occasions you know, i warned her about dating my son. that he was very immature and not mentally stable to be seeing a woman of her age. she had been shot several times. thompson has been booked into jail and facing several felony charges including attempted murder. reporting live, nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>> a glendale internet cafe closed down after police say it was letting customers gamble illegally. the business is called mega bite located on 59 avenue and missouri. the arizona department of gaming said it investigated the cafe for several months and found it was allowing customers to pay cash to pay casino-style on the computers. officials say several people were arres

matthew thompson was killed in action on tuesday. our rachelle baillion has more before u-s army staff sgt. matthew thompson was a bronze star medal winner, before he was a special forces medical sergeant, and before he even enlisted in the u-s army, he was a much-loved r-a and student at marquette university. 'there was something very pure and authentic about him that people just wanted to be around him and they wanted have whatever it is that he had that sort of radiated from inside out.' matthew manning became friends with thompson while both were working in odonnell hall on campus. the university tells us tho attended the school from the fall of 2006 until the spring of 2008. manning says thompson then transferred to concordia university in california. he graduated in 2010 and joined the army in march 2011. 'he wanted to push himself as much as he could and in order to live according to the values that he had and his vision for the world.' thompson died on tuesday from wounds he suffered from an improvised explosive device while

and one pleaded with thompson to talk to us like gentlemen, sir. at the outburst, thompson threatened to whip the next man to interrupt him. not unsurprisingly, thompson's soldiers left the surrender feeling embittered that the commander would challenge their honor at the moment of defeat. whether they were praised like lee's troops or blamed like thompson's, confederate soldiers had to return home to confront the material reality of defeat. for these men, their defining experience is everything turned out other than they had hoped. they had gone off to fight believing they would return victorious. the degree to which the return home for some to confront their -- forced them to confront their tremendously. while the whole confederacy faced defeat, destruction was distributed unevenly. some soldiers were lucky enough to return home unscathed, resuming their life with little interruption. many more found the transition to peacetime did not come easily and they could see their failures all around them. some returned home to find that their farms had b

governor thompson, you took him up on that. you presented and handed a personal copy of your waiver request, which he then referenced on the subsequent saturday talk and said we are going to do this. correctlyry serves me , jason turner had something to do with that. it was actually quite unusual. jason, iwas one point, talk you about having welfare mothers come in. building on what john engler just said, i brought these welfare mothers and and i gave this speech on the floor of the house in one of the committees -- the congressman from florida. clay shaw. i said welfare mothers really want to work. the vast majority really want to work. you have to give them the tools to do it. they said, governor, if we go to work, we use our welfare for our children. i said that stupid. i said if you had health care for your children, would you go to work. who will take care because of we go to work? what about we provide you with daycare. they said yes, but i got pregnant when i was 14 or 15 and i have a kid and i jumped out of school. i do

a strong performance from jake thompson. first time he's gone 7 innings in the majors but he could not get any run support. nats go on to win this one 4-0 but after the game, pete said he was impressed by thompson's performance. >> obviously not a lot to talk about offensively, but the bright spot was thompson. it was all about him tonight. in that seventh inning he really battled hard to get out of that. he hit all of his strikeouts were in that one inning. that was huge. great to see him. i'm pleased with that and that's just what he needed. >> doug peter son told the media that carson wentz could be ready to play on thursday. but today a totally different story. he was seen working out before the game on saturday that's what gave everyone home that he would be ready soon. scans show one of his ribs was not completely healed so he is a no-go for thursday. >> it's frustrating. as all injuries are. i was obviously hoping to get out there one more time in the preseason, but it is what it is, and i'm going to try to learn as m

a strong performance from jake thompson. first time he's gone 7 innings in the majors but he could not get any run support. nats go on to win this one 4-0 but after the game, pete said he was impressed by thompson's performance. >> obviously not a lot to talk about offensively, but the bright spot was thompson. it was all about him tonight. in that seventh inning he really battled hard to get out of that. he hit all of his strikeouts were in that one inning. that was huge. great to see him. i'm pleased with that and that's just what he needed. >> doug peter son told the media that carson wentz could be ready to play on thursday. but today a totally different story. he was seen working out before the game on saturday that's what gave everyone home that he would be ready soon. scans show one of his ribs was not completely healed so he is a no-go for thursday. >> it's frustrating. as all injuries are. i was obviously hoping to get out there one more time in the preseason, but it is what it is, and i'm going to try to learn as m

but she will fight. >> the family says thompson and her were in a brief relationship. and since then he has harassed and threatened her. >> she was terrified and she terrified of him. >> the fear that thompson will go after her or target her children ended with her arrest. -- his arrest. the family can turn their attention to her recovery. >> right now my focus is on our family and our 2 nieces and nephew. will >> her spine. there is a go fund me site. >>> there is a $50,000 reward to catch this serial killer who is tied to 7 orders in phoenix. this is a sketch. we are committed to showing his picture every day until he is arrested. if you know anything please call silent witness and you can >>> we are confirming that donald trump will make a campaign stop in phoenix next wednesday. we are told the candidate will be in downtown phoenix at the hyatt for a major policy speech on immigration. it will come one day after the states primary election. sheriff joe arpaio dropped a bombshell during a nationally televised interview. >> the lawman known for his controversial immi

matthew thompson ... we offer our deepest condolences to matthew's family, as well as our sincere gratitude for his service to our as sherman park works to heal... stories of kindness continue to come out.four people took action to help save two people trapped inside the burning bp gas station chaos, it was chaos. shawn moore... vaun mayes... shalonda ezell (ee-zell) and a fourth man were in the neighborhood when the bp gas station was looted and set on fire. two workers inside behind bullet proof glass could only watch. ezell says when she realized people were inside she started screaming until the three men came to help... going inside to get the workers out.then ezell walked them to a car to get them out of the "myself and a couple other people tried to talk them into coming out but they were so scared they didn't want to come out so we actually went into the store and got them out." "it could have been two lives that were gone over something that could have been milwaukee police say they are still inv

: thompson is a world war ii veteran who had to end his regular visits to the u.s.s. iowa in san pedro due to health reasons. he can't travel much these days. so they decided to come to him. >> it was really a surprise. yeah. they marched up the street here and stopped out in front and sang a bunch of navy songs. >> reporter: he saluted the men from his front porch. >> reporter: after the songs, the chief shook hand -- shook his happened and left him this plaque complete with teak wood from the ship bringing a piece of the battleship he loves to him. >> this is the tennessee battleship. >> reporter: thompson was on board the u.s.s. tennessee during the harbor and on the u.s.s. missouri as a witness to the official surrender of imperial japanese forces. >> hardly any of us left anymore. all of us -- we are still heroes. >> reporter: he's still smiling about the surprise visit since he spends most of his time at home. >> this is my wife on a cruise. children keep him company and he seems to find ways to pass the time. >> i sit and watch them for a while and i get on my

staff sergeant matthew thompson was killed this week, and is the january. he enlisted in 2011 and was a 2006 graduate of brookfield central high school. he also attended marquette university. the school will honor thompson with a moment of silence at tonight's football game. to weather now-- the rain moving out and it's becoming less humid outside. meteorologist brian gotter has the forecast. new at noon...the riot in new at noon...the riot in sherman park is still resonating with teens here in milwaukee. they're gathering at the sojor center. pete zervakis explains why... and how they're working to alter public perceptions. today's peace summit was in the works long before the violence in sherman park. but organizers say it's all the more important since the unrest.we need to come together and uth voices need to be heard elishah fields is 18... and thinks he other teens can work to prevent violence and looting - seen earlier this month in sherman milwaukee's youth a bad name. that's one of the biggest reasons im here today - to show people not all of us ar

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then thompson's former band director played the national anthem. sot: jim thompson, grandfather of fallen soldier02;57;28 a lifetime is not judged by how long it is, but by person does with the tiem they have here, and he certainly did his share and then some. and that's what i would tell him. we couldn't be more proud of him. him. his grandparents, aunts and uncles were all at last night's game. thompson is survived by his wife, parents and two younger sisters. the clock is ticking for steven avery's attorney to file new documents in his appeal. his appeal attorney kathleen zellner... plans to request access to d-n-a evidence from the scene.she during avery's initial trial. her deadline is ?monday.the case - made popular by the netflix series "making a murderer" - drew a lot of supporters.many stood outside of the manitowoc courthouse thursday hoping to see zellner. (tracie strunsee, avery supporter) "we're going to be finding out something soon and i just try to be optimistic about that. i have trust in her - she's an amazing attorney. she knows

thompson... kadar browns mother... she said part of the reason she punched gary adair ws simply because he kept pushing the court dates back. she said while she wasnt happy with the sentence... shes just thankful its all over. cl ffnll. gary adair has already served 228 days in jail... so he will get credit for time served as part of the four year sentence. the judge also ordered adair to pay 5-thousand dollars. and when he's releaed... he'll have to have a breathalyzer installed in his car. toss to weather the best shower chances stay east of us on wednesday and thursday while we enjoy a few clouds and highs in we'll warm up and see full sun on friday with 104. the weekend will feature 108 both afternoons with full sun and a light breeze. average highs for the weekend are 103 saturday, 102 on a one year old boy is expected be okay after a very close call this morning... police were called to the home this morning near alexander and rancho.... after the boy was found face down in the pool. when p

. >> matthew thompson was a graduate of central. he attended uwm before heading to california to attend school where he met his wife. she calls her husband the most fearless fun-loving person she ever knew. this brookfield neighborhood is to show support to their neighbors whose son, 28-year-old matthew thompson, the green beret in the army special forces, died, in afghanistan tuesday. >> he was just my best friend. he went out of his way to unconditionally love me. >> they got married five years ago. after meeting at concordia university in california. >> he almost didn't date because he knew he wanted to go into a really dangerous job. that's who he was. >> thompson enlisted in 2011, he worked as a medic, he was with the foot patrol clearing ieds. the department of defense said thompson died from injuries caused by an explosive. rachel said her husband lost his life doing what he loved. >> he had the time of his life. >> rachel last talked to her doing something dangerous. so they wouldn't be able to talk for a while. they prayed

. >> and we'll tell >> and the incredible life of linda thompson. she was married to caitlyn jenner, back then known as bruce. she's opening up about the marriage in an interview. >> you can find us on facebook, wnnfans.com. you're watching "world news now." today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. ♪ yeah, click >>> you're looking at pictures of an earthquake central italy. we're told it's a 6 .2 magnitude quake. you can see some of the damage. we're getting reports of people trapped under the rubble. the power is out. there are reports of gas lines ruptured and phone lines out. the usgs says there's been at least seven aftershocks. >> the quake taking place in the middle of the night while many were sleeping. a lot of the towns you're looking at were built in the 12th century. you can understand many of the buildings and homes a

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thompson is a in conversation with douglas brinkley. his books are on our shelves now. please help to welcome our guest. [applause] >> we want to welcome you to austin a long time friend. where is he? he has family here in town so his kinfolk live here and he will do some of reading but i am here because i edited hunter thompson letters and "rolling stone" when he died and i constantly try to promote hunter as one of the great novelist so we will get to talk about some of those but but i wanted to begin by asking t9 if he wanted to read a letter that he suggested? would like to get it started that way? >> guest: shirt and i would add your asa very good friend of hunters for many years. i will read that province which sums up if i was trying to do and not trying to do then a couple of letters that hunter wrote to me and what i wrote to him going to college. >> this is a memoir a highly subjective the mark of how my father and i got to know each other over 41 years until his suicide in 2005. there are still exaggerations in the statements. it contains a lot of truth about

dan: ted thompson gathering chicks in the barn. that was before he went completely against the grain today. thompson traded linebacker lerentee mccray to buffalo, then got rid of the man who punted for him for the last six years. in a surprising move, the packers cut tim masthay, who many thought had won the job after peter mortell was cut yesterda thompson then claimed punter jacob schum off waivers. schum was the buccaneers punter last year. five other players were put on injured reserve, and another was cut today. 22 more will be let go by saturday. as 12 sports stephen watson reports, a former badger has a powerful ally in his bid for a job. stephen: aaron rodgers is adamant that players make the aberdare's for having one of the best training camps. >> he is very intelligent, skilled, but has a great approach. he works every single day and is in my hip pocket, asking good questions, and he has had a great camp and i am proud of him. >> the most important is being consistent. any i'm trying to make sure if he throws it my way, i

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it took 60s for police to find and arrest thompson. he is facing attempted first- degree murder charges and more. >>> taking it to the state supreme court. that's what opponents of prop 205 are doing. they tried to block an initiative to legalize recreational marijuana from the november ballot. that effort was dismissed by a maricopa county judge last week and now it will be considered by the state supreme court, which is expected to rule by september 1. >>> new tonight, nearly $3 million worth of marijuana destroyed in eastern arizona. thousands of the plants on the fort apache indian reservation. a multi agency team pulled up all 2500 plants and now they are looking for the owner. if you have any information, you are asked to call police. >>> nearly $160,000 worth of hard drugs is off the streets. a 37-year-old man from sonora tried to drive through the no galas port of entry with 7 pounds of meth in a drug sniffing canine put him. the man is now in immigration custody. >>> today, a massive dust clouds rolled in from the southeast. t

. >> reporter: alfredo thompson jr.'s wife, 41-year-old anne marie francis, is in critical condition after being attacked in her own home friday night. >> all of this was full of blood. >> reporter: thompson's 86-year- old aunt was also attacked, but his wife, ann, took the brunt of it. >> her arms are broken, her two wrists are broken. her face is completely shattered. when she came running out screaming -- >> somehow she made it out the front door. her cries alerted their next door neighbor. >> she couldn't talk. there was blood everywhere. her eyes was popping out. her hands was broke. >> reporter: the suspect is 15-year-old foster child that the thompsons took in six months ago. they have taken in five other foster children over the years all because of his wife. >> how could this happen to me? i am not that nice of a person. she is the person with a big heart. >> reporter: thompson says someone dropped the ball because the family was never told about any possible violent tendencies. pooinggy fox, wusa9. >> that 15-y

but certainly not the last win for the trio of kevin durant, klay thompson and draymond green. >> it was hard-earned bling that did not come easy even for kevin durant, who tonight helped lead team usa to victory. >> again from downtown. >> it made it sweeter knowing that everybody thought we were going to lose at some point. we came out here and showed them that we're dominant and we came out -- it's amazing to have one of these. >> a medal he is eager to take back to the bay area. >> can't wait to show it off in front of the fans and i'm looking forward to going out there and being the best basketball player i can be. >> standing on the podium with new teammates, klay thompson and draymond green. >> we had one goal, to leave here with a gold medal. we accomplished that goal. and the way everybody clicked. this is a brotherhood. this isn't something that leaves today. it lasts a lifetime. >> thompson walking away with gold lessons the pain of the warriors championship loss. >> with every minute we sacrificed, a long season but this is worth every second. >> reporter: and marks the s