the u.s. navy very concerned about all of this.ig question remains, why are the russians doing this? is this something vladmir putin is ordering or are these russian pilots out there hot dogging? >> the iranians have been doing similar stuff as well. thank you very much. >>> a very different story we're following tonight. your apple iphone is out of date. the company unveiled the new iphone 7 today which includes a big gamble, tno built in jack t connect headphones. >> you need to use an adapter with some traditional earphones to plug in or you'll have to shell out 159 bucks for new wireless earphones called air pods. apple is counting on us to embrace the new technology. it's getting some major push back. >> reporter: the unveiling many couldn't wait for and some dreaded. tonight, after its trade mark slick stage production at a packed theater, apple is out with its new iphone. >> it's the best iphone that we have ever created. this is iphone 7. it has a gorgeous new design. >> reporter: the new iphone 7 is water resistant, has a

the u.s. navy. we have new details of another iraq maneuver that put americans at risk. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." tonight, donald trump and hillary clinton are trading new attacks out there on the campaign trail as our exclusive new cnn/orc poll shows trump edging ahead of clinton among likely voters nationwide. the two presidential nominees now in a virtual tie as the race moves into the final stretch. we're standing by to hear from trump soon at a rally in north carolina. tonight the republican is denying any link between $25,000 donation made by his foundation back in 2013 and the controversy surrounding trump university. that donation helped fund the re-election of bondi. uponi later decided not to investigate allegations of fraud at trump university. also tonight, hillary clinton is dismissing the push regarding her e-mails. all those questions, a house panel is asking the justice department to determine

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state department the european union and key stakeholders and now today prourld with the u.s. navy as we join together and join secretary magnifying us we say thank you when last year a host of all 6 currently serving openly lgbtq united states ambassadors for a televised conversation that was watched live around the world hope will never be silent anywhere across the globe and certainly harvey milk will telegraph that hope to the world where much work remains a tool it raise awareness about the communities collective strushlg a a global strufrl i know from my diplomatic work today, we'll have u.s. navy as an educational partner in spreading harvey's hope every time usns harvey milk enters a port one of the message was visibility and 38 years said you must come out to our parents i know that is it so hard and will hurt them think about how they'll hurt you in coming out to our relatives and friends if indeed they're your friends and come out to your neighbors to your fellow workers to the people that work where you eat and shop and once again sfroi the myths and distortions today i

the u.s. navyn, steer out of the way and came within 100 yards of this iranian ship that stopped dead in the water right in front of it. there have been a series of these incidents. they're raising a good deal of concern at the pentagon. consider the numbers of increased incidents. so far this year in 2016, 31 unsafe encounters with the iranians in those waters. all of last year, 23. so the iranians in the view of the u.s. navy stepping up their unsafe actions in these waters and there is a good deal of concern that this could lead to a potentially deadly encounter, something the u.s. says it wants to do everything to avoid. john, kate. >> very, very dangerous. barbara starr, thanks so much. >>> coming up for us, a $25,000 question about a questionable $25,000 perhaps. donald trump dismisses any notion that a donation made to attorney general pam bondi's campaign had anything to do with a potential investigation into trump university. that's next. t the rent is outra. good thing geico offers afford

melissa: iran threatening to shoot down u.s. navy planes. the troubling admission coming from the u.s. state department moments ago. david: wow. congress demanding answers from the people responsible for setting up hillary clinton's email server, the private one and wiping it all clean. one big problem. most of the witnesses weren't talking. one of the key witnesses defied congress and didn't show you up. what happens now? melissa: interesting. donald trump seizing on this opportunity to slam clinton ahead of the big policy announcement tonight. >> have you seen what is going on in front of congress? fifth amendment, fifth amendment, fifth amendment. anyone watching today's hearing in congress knows that hillary clinton's actions are far more corrupt than we ever imagined. ♪ i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults

lauren: the iranian harassment of u.s. navy ships has doubled the last year. nicole: the obama administration spent $1.3 million more in cash after its initial payment. the transfer of $1.7 billion to tehran this year but is made in cash. an initial $409 delivery was sent january 17th, the same day i ran agreed to release detainees. the treasury department says the remaining 1.3 million% to the country are also in cash. the department says the cash payments were necessary because sanctions isolated iran from the finance system. the settlement of a decades-old arbitration claim between the two countries. lauren: let's get you caught up overnight. next back here. the shanghai composite fractionally. the nikkei down half of 1%. the hang seng in hong kong down .2% in the same. >> the bank of japan decided they want to anything on the same day the fed made. you can breathe a sigh of relief. ecb meets this week as well. the european central bank. the other is bank of japan. all of paris across the board. the london ftse up three, cac f. seven. dax at 30. >> another

the u.s. navy was like a dozen ships and the atlantic is pretty big, but if a slave ship captain got caught which was not very often and brought back to new york for trial it was very rare for him to get convicted. more than half the time they never made it to the trial, judges and juries were notoriously lenient with them. if convicted and sentenced to anything it would be something like two months or four months in jail as opposed to being hung. in the whole long history of new york at involvement in the trans-atlantic slave trade only one slave ship captain was ever hanged for and that was because he had the bad luck to get caught after lincoln was in the white house and the civil war had started. politics had shifted. >> you can watch this and other programs online at tv.org. >> here is a preview of new books being published this fall. in october supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg releases her memoir. look for these titles in bookstores in coming weeks and months and watch for the author

some coming within 100 yards of u.s. navy vessels. recent, an iranian boat came to a dead stop in front of a u.s. navy ship risking collision. the pentagon points out there's been 31 such encounters this year up from 23 incidents all of last year. >> they are telegraphing the way they will counter the u.s. vessels. that shows they want to challenge u.s. vessels and they're willing to do so not only in wartime but in peacetime. >> each incident carries the risk of miscalculations and the united states being drawn into an unintended conflict. the stakes even higher in the pacific where north korea continues to test ballistic missiles often with little warning and the potential for dire consequences, weapons that may be able one day to reach the united states. tensions have been rising significantly on the peninsula since pyongyang tested a hydrogen bomb this year. >>> coming up, donald trump is facing fall out for praising russian president vladmir putin. there's breaking political news. that's coming up next. this is how you apply the

last month iranians harass u.s. navy warships. at least five occasions. lauren: to u.s. capable bombers flying over south korea airbase in show of force paid the b-1 bombers were escorted by south korean and u.s. fighter jets over the airbase at 75 miles from the border days after north korea's fifth and most powerful nuclear tests yet. south korea does not have weapons that it relies on the u.s. nuclear umbrella. >> the united states has two taken necessary steps to do so including operations like some you have observed today. train to u.s. and south korean have the ability to conduct that time. let's take a look. the hong kong hang seng down one third of 1%. shanghai in china got some good decent economic news so we see that to the upside. retail sales in the light did the nikkei up one third of 1% at the bank of japan say and they are looking at the bombs they are buying and maturity length. they may adopt so that's an big news this morning. korea's kospi up one half of 1%. lauren: the worst day yesterday too big down days in a row. the ftse in london is down five poi

a russian fighter jet came within ten feet of a u.s. navy plane over the black sea on wednesday in what the pentagon is calling an unsafe close-range intercept. russian defense ministry says the navy's jet didn't have transponders on. u.s. plane was conducting routine operations in international air space and did, in fact, have its transponder turned on during the entire fight. pentagon spokesman jeff david has responded to the encounter, which lasted around 19 minutes saying, "these actions have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions and could result in a miscalculation or accident. >>> fallout continues over olympian ryan lochte's rio scandal. this time from the international olympic committee. a source with knowledge of the situation has told usa today that the 12-time olympic medalist will face a ten-month suspension and ban from next year's world championship meet. three other u.s. swimmers involve face suspensions, as well, but it's not expected to be as long as lochte's. the action follows a long line of major sponsors that

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>> well, you know, heather, iranians have taken u.s. navyailers at gunpoint and threatened our ships and threatening our planes, test firing missiles capable of carrying war head and taking u.s. citizens as hostage and support for terrorism, those are provocative actions and remay be getting tougher but we are doing nothing to push back against these activities and until the next president does so, the iranians are going to continue. >> so do you think we will see this now and the next president takes office? >> i think the obama administration ceded a long ago in giving iranians billions of dollars and not keep to go commitment they made to congress to use it at a minimum, none nuclear sanctions to push back against iranian aggression. they see this and created a terrible dynamic for the next president. >> do you think they want to provoke us in some sort of action. this can only happen so many times before something could eventually occur. >> they are testing our will and see whether we actually have any red lines and, yes, they will conti

nothing good can come from it. >> u.s. navyay tonight they will continue to exercise restraint but they will be ready to act against iran if they must. >> very dangerous potential situation unfolding in the persian gulf right. now that's it for me. thank you very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation roma. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> president obama slams donald trump, says he's not fit in any way, shape or form to be president. trump live this hour. how will he hit mac. and talking to dr. oz about the health. and why is the tv doctor under fire even before the interview rolls. and olympic swimmer ryan lochte ambushed on live tv. it's out front

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iran targeting u.s. navy ships again. now a brand new bombshell administration from the obama administration. >> national security front and center on the campaign trail. who would make the best commander-in-chief? the candidates get to make their cases today chld but can hillary clinton even be trusted? the democratic nominee to make a brand new investigation. >> game changer you may have thought iced coffee season may be over but dunkin' donuts keeps it cool a little longer. info of starts right now. ♪>> good day sub shin sign. good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" this morning. this wednesday. >> it will be a hot one, too. thank you for starting your day with us. we start with the fox news lairt. iran playing with fire harassing another war ship. >> weapons uncovered. >> this time one of the iranian boats stopping more than 100 yards in front of it forcing a patrol ship to change directions avoiding a crash. weeks ago these four iranian boats coming within 300 yards of a u.s. trip. one day later two simi

the u.s. navy's blue angels will headline. organizers plan to reveal more information tomorrow. kathy: and the milwaukee film this year's festival features documentaries, shorts and full length features from around the world. you can still get tickets. we have a link to the schedule and pricing on our website, wisn.com. just click on the on tv section. joyce: still ahead, taking technology too far? kathy: the new device researchers say is able to read your emotions and how it could someday be used in your home. joyce: while most and nine-year-olds are learning about geometry, one child prodigy is heading to college. joyce: chicago is trying out a new weapon in its attack on rats. a new pilot program is underway where crews put dry ice directly into a burrow and cover the hole. as the dry ice melts and turns into carbon dioxide, the rodents suffocate. just how bad is the city's rat problem? this summer, there were more than 6700 complaints about rodents. one of the most common things doctors encourage you cut from your diet is extra sugar, so are americans listening? kathy: get t

he is accused of stealing critical u.s. navyfrom the chinese government. >> the trial went very smoothly from our end. we had excellent government witnesses and special matter experts, witnesses to what chi mak was doing, and a lot of agents took the stand, including myself, to testify about what we had seen and what we had recovered. in the end chi mak was convicted of every single charge that was brought about against him. >> he was found guilty of giving defense technology to china. >> when he was found guilty, all of the faith that we had to put into this investigation from the very beginning was finally justified, finally paid off. >> the conviction of chi mak on all charges by a jury of his peers was extremely satisfying to me. it was a huge win for the whole intelligence branch. >> once the decision had come out that chi was guilty of the charges, the rest of the family came in on a plea deal. the mak family was all charged together. all pled guilty to aiding a foreign government, international arms, conspiracy, false off

one of these -- that's a russian jet, came within ten feet of a u.s. navy spy jet in the black sea. comes just days after seven iranian vessels harassed yet another navy ship isn't the central persian gulf. so iran, north korea, this is the triple charming group here. and russian all pose this threat to our nation as their leaders remain volatile and aggressive and unpredictable. that's why today donald trump released proposals to boost our military including eliminating the defense sequester, which it cuts spending on defense; right? building an active army of 540,000 and conducting a thorough review of the u.s. defense systems. let's get to blake burman. you've been tracking these developments, and i look at that, and the timing is unbelievable. you have russia within ten feet of one of our spy planes. it's really quite frightening. >> it is, liz, and donald trump giving this speech today, he clearly feels that there is a few threats in the realm of national security. right now, he believes the military is currently too small. just laid out a bit of it. he wants to increase the siz

i have the numbers in the book where in one year they would catch 50 and the u.s. navyaught one that year or something like that. >> hi. my understanding is the irish are the biggest -- and at the time and the vatican leaned heavily towards the confederacy. did you pick up any church involvement? >> there are is tons of it in the book. irish catholics and the irish and the chairman came in the famines and the political of people starting in the mid-1840s. it's just a tsunami in new york today completely changed everything about new york city. by 1860 i don't even remember it's like three fourths of the adults in new york city are foreign-born which is driving the native new yorkers absolutely and the natives were protestant. they had this tremendous fear that the pagans as they call them are going to take over and hand over, they were going to end democracy and hand united states the pope. the pope is going to run the vatican so there was a tremendous amount of that. the churches church is in a very curious position because they don't want -- catholicism is such a hot-b

our returning contestant is a 26-year-old lieutenant in the u.s. navy who's known amongst his fellow sailors as the ship's entertainer. from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, please welcome back lieutenant rylan collins. hey, rylan. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. >> so the ship's entertainer. >> yes. yes. >> and i hear--a little birdie

still ahead, the incredible story of a bay area man that survived the west maritime disaster in u.s. navy history and the worst mass shark attack. >> the sharks showed up pretty soon after we hit the water, but they were there all the time. >> what he is now doing to make sure that his tale of survival is never forgotten. >>> also, a live look outside here as we prepare for the warmest day of the week tomorrow. stay with us. >>> jeff samardzija will take the mound for the giants as i that look to bounce back after losing five of the last seven games. the giants fell to the rockies, 6-0 at coors field. all six runs coming in the third inning off matt moore. i was listening to that and very painful. carlos gonzalez was responsible for four of them with a grand slam after moore was taken out, matt cane and ty block combined for 5 1/3 innings of baseball. block's family was watching as he made his major league debut in his hometown of denver. the giants four games back of the dodgers in the nl west. they continue to struggle as well, they fell to the angels 10-7. the angels took an early lead

emily turner, kpix 5. >>> a u.s. navyter video for protesting the national anthem went environment. --went viral. harder [ censored ] 45 seconds of my life. but i did it. >> the sailor says she is proud of her decision to sit during the national anthem. it happened at a florida military base last month. the navy has not released her name. but they say appropriate administrative actions are pending. the woman was sitting in support of colin kaepernick. that's what she claims. the 49ers quarterback sparked a national outrage after he knelt during the national anthem. while president obama defended his freedom to protest, navy regulations state all service members are required to stand and face the flag during the national anthem. >>> the u.n. security council will discuss new sanctions against north korea after that country's latest nuclear test. it involved a powerful warhead that could be mounted on a ballistic missile. the test triggered a magnitude 5.3 tremor overnight. leaders in south korea, japan and the u.s. quickly

the u.s. navy's blue angels are back this year. this time, they have a local man with them. sarah phinney introduces us to the akron-canton native who knows how to grab a piece of on newschannel 5. >> reporter: the blue angels stop in 30 cities every year. this visit to cleveland is really special for one of the crew members because he called northeast ohio home. >> and the twists and turns, the speed. the blue angels captivating thousands for years. and including drew verbal. >> my dad is every year that thunderbird. >> reporter: years later, verbal wears a blew angel's uniform. >> i never thought i would be a part of the team and be out here. >> reporter: whole most spend time looking at the hornets in the air, verbal inspects them on the ground. >> and we just check, make sure this is still good and on there and go around and look at the aircraft and landing gear. >> reporter: his job is to make sure the of knicks and corrosion. verbal hoping to inspire others in a crowd. >> you work long hours but just to see the kid's faces and everyone is all heaper when we fly. that i

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russian jets buzzed a u.s. navy ship in the sea this year coming within 30 feet of the warship. >>> oakland police facing serious consequences for a sexual misconduct scandal that sparked national outrage this year. the officers were found guilty of visiting prostitutes, lewd conduct and using police databases for personal gain. this morning we're learning that four officers will be fired and seven others suspended without pay. >>> time now 4:15. the first u.s. mission to collect a sample from an asteroid launches today. the spacecraft will bring they hope the samples will give us a better understanding of the solar system's origin and how future asteroids may impact us here on earth. the spacecraft is expected to return in the year 2023. >>> a north dakota tribal group is trying to build a pipeline. members of the tribe say there are cultural sites in the path of the pipeline. a final ruling is expected by dn annual working women conference gets underway. the event features an impressive line-up of guest speakers a

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. >>> you are looking at the largest and most expensive destroyer ever built for the u.s. navy> you are looking at the largest and most expensive destroyer ever built for the u.s. navy. the uss zumwalt left the shipyard yesterday for the home port in san diego. the ship which is more than 610 feet long and 81 feet across cost $4 billion to build. >>> house lawmakers issued a subpoena to the department of veterans affairs. it comes after documents show the cost of a denver area v.a. hospital ballooned to almost $1.7 billion, nearly triple the original estimate. the subpoena includes couples showing v.a. offices nationwide spent millions of dollars on or the work and ornamental furnishings. the house committee says the v.a. hasn't been transparent about spending. >>> another $1.5 million of the v.a.'s money that should have been used to treat disabled veterans ended up in the pocket of one veteran who apparently lied about being disabled. >> he's now behind bars but claiming he deserved the money. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: there's dennis paulson arrived in a chair f

they detained and embarrassed u.s. navy sailors. they are threatening u.s. navy warships. iran leaders do not respect america weakness but prey upon and u.s. is fueling into it like the iran nuclear deal. speaker ryan has poimented out that secretary kerry has been a shield for iran as if he is the president of the tie ran chamber of commerce. i'm deeply troubled that the obama administration gave a ransom payment to release american hostages. some people blindly loyal to this president will say this was iran's money. no, it wasn't. this was a disputed claim. for decades and for very good reason. in the late 1970's, iran fell behind in their payments under the failed military sales program. iran canceled their orders and repudiated all foreign obligations. not only have we been disputing their claim for $400 million, we had counterclaims against iran. a federal law from 2000 detailed a very specific requirement regarding payments to iran from the fms account which was violated by the payments to iran. between 1979 and the 2000 law, u.s. victims of iranian-sponsored terrori

segment, too, we introduced you to a bay area man who lived through the worst maritime disaster in u.s. navyived not only the sinks of the uss indianapolis during the world war ii and also what's considered the worst mass shark attack ever. >> ken wayne has the story of a man who says he never even considered he might die. >> reporter: when the uss indianapolis said through the golden gate on her way to the pacific theater in 1945, benicia's harold gray was a fresh 17-year-old sailor on his first deployment. little did he or the other crew members realize they were on what would turn out to be a historic and tragic voyage. in one of the ship's hangars are large wooden crate. >> that marine guard on it at all times. we could not go near this thing. >> reporter: inside the crate, the nuclear bomb that would be dropped on hiroshima to hasten the end of world war ii. the ship was ordered to the philippines. bray was sleeping under a gun turret in the dead of night when the ship was attacked. >> the first torpedo hit right on the opposite side of where i was sleeping. and rolled me off the ledge

after taking a year off, the milwaukee air and water show is back on with the u.s. navy's blue angels as the headlining act. scheduling conflicts with summerfest and financial struggles are two reasons behind the decision to cancel this summer's show. the 2017 air and water show is only on wisn 12, helping families fighting the heroin epidemic. >> these were always issues. let's talk about it. anchor: one of the kennedys is joining the fight. anchor: doctors urged to stop giving a common medication to children, issuing the strongest warming yet. meteorologist: more storms on the horizon. when to expect more rain. anchor: firefighters anchor: a small skydiving plane plunges into a home in arizona after a fire on board. the pilot bailed out before the crash. someone recorded the plane nosediving from the sky. because of the crash is under investigation. 12. former congressman and recovering addict patrick kennedy is in milwaukee tonight. anchor: only on wisn 12, terry sater sat down with kennedy about how southeast wisconsin can fight back against the heroin and opioid epide

indian head is home to a u.s. navy base, but has no grocery store. mayor paulin: we're waiving all that is a big one. it cuts a lot of overhead for businesses. we're definitely trying to work with businesses and get them in there. jessica: the mayor says he's worked with property owners to tear down some dilapidated buildings and is joining forces with navy officials in an effort to continue its expansion. the biggest challenge for this millennial mayor? mayor paulin: i guess the biggest frustration is maybe the speed of government. it is a relatively slower process. business owners don't want him to slow down. they say he may represent a movement that goes beyond indian head. a discontent with the status-quo, seen up highway 210 in the nation's capital and beyond. business owner: i think what we have got is we have a mindset now that doesn't accept that the way things happened in the past has to be the way things have be moving forward. and indian head made that change. i think it is a change for the better. inspire other young leaders. mayor paulin

. >>> both alonging to iran's guard harassed a u.s. navy ship in the persian gulf. one came within 100 yards, forcing the american ship to change course. >>> back in this country. the fight against zika pit another road block, 1.1 billion dollar zika funding package was blocked by senate democrats because republicans added a cut to money for planned parenthood. sne the lead is banned in europe and some residents say they would rather take their chances with the virus. >> the impact of the disease is relatively low and when, you know, the solution could be just as bad as the problem. >> the world health official now says men and women returning months. >>> a minnesota man will not face murder charges after admitting he abducted, sexually assaulted and kid 11-year-old jacob wetterling nearly 30 years ago. his detailed and killing admission was part after plea deal that is expected to put him behind bars for decades. jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: after only ten minutes of court proceedings, the prosecutor turned and asked 53-year-old danny heinrich, did you kidnap

you can check out the u.s. navy's blue angels, golden knights and so much more tomorrow morning and lasts through the weekend. you want information on how to get tickets head over to . >>> the former stanford university brock turner he served three months for sexually assaulting a conscious bomb. just east of dayton. turner will live with his parents while he completes three years of probation, his sentencing made a lot of people mad because the judge sentenced him to six months. >>> a local veteran is getting a one of a kind smart tech home. their mission is building for america's bravest. channel dawn kendrick shares the story a home that come with a keys to independence for heros who stepped up to serve. the stall family's north canton home but it's easy to see, there is not much that works physically now in this house for this father of five. 27-year-old army sir general i don't remember with stalls served two tours of duty. >> it felt my body shoot up and i could see my legs go. of 0 pounds of explosives. >> it w

after taking a year off the milwaukee air and water show is back on with the u.s. navy's blue angels as the headlining act. scheduling conflicts with summerfest and financial struggles are two reasons behind the decision to cancel this the 2017 air and water show is scheduled for july 15 and 16th. kathy: new tonight at 10:00, if you have trouble finding a parking spot downtown you're in luck. the new update to a popular smartphone app that lets you know the best place to park. then, it's a drug doctors have given children for years but now they're steering away from it. the new information that may have your doctor thinking twice. that's tonight at 10:00. joyce: let's turn back to the weather now. mark is tracking storms in the mark: take a look at where the storms are right now. how long they stick around and when we will have to deal with another round, coming up next. joyce: plus, safe and sound. the suspects accused of stealing an 11-week-old puppy from a pet store in janesville now in custody tonight. >> we are so impressed with what we have seen and that is why i ex

joyce: per custom the u.s. navy , blue angels will be the big headliner. the milwaukee air and water show will be held july 15 and 16 next year. if want to show off your muscles this weekend, and pull an 80,000 pound fire truck, listen up. the milwaukee fire department and milwaukee brewing company are teaming up this saturday in teams of 10 will get the chance to pull a rig. proceeds will go to operation warm. it provides new coats to children in need. the fire department did a test run for us today to tell us what you might be in for. >> it's tough, especially on a day like today with the ground wet. you have to be careful. the initial pull is tough, it's all teamwork, and it is what we do here. joyce: you can come and watch, or get a team together and participate. again it's at milwaukee brewing , company at second and bruce this saturday from noon to 4:00. patrick: this saturday, a chance to take your kids on the bus for free. the first-ever milwaukee county transit system take your kid on the bus day is taking place. it includes free stickers for all

the u.s. navy's blue angels will be the headline performers: >>> governor scott walker asking for funding for wisconsin's roads. he sent a letter to assembly speaker. the plan unveiled calls for a because of a $1 billion transportation budget shortfall. he and other republicans criticized the plan saying it doesn't address the long-term funding crisis. >> charles: uw madison partnering the voter i.d. law on the november general election. the study will survey registered voters who didn't participate, asking if voter i.d. played a role in keeping them from the polls. the county plans to use the data to create voter education programs for future elections. the battle for the u.s. senate race between ron johnson and russ feingold down to the final few weeks. politifact checks out a claim. >> a super pact supporting ron johnson claimed in a tv ad that democrat russ feingold was, quote, the only senator to quote against homeland security. in 2002, the department of homeland security was agencies into one

have a great time down there, camera just was, the u.s. navy blue angels were roaring over the shores today as they prepare for the national airshow which begins this weekend. favorite practiced some of their amazing high-flying technique earlier today. you can check out all sorts of fighter aircraft when the airshow takes off saturday morning at burke lakefront airport. we have more on this labor day weekend tradition live at wkyc.com. >>> many of you were talking about this on teacher knew blank. five years ago, third grade teacher kyle schwartz asked students to complete that sentence. and teachers everywhere are joining in. many of the students wrote heartbreaking responses like i wish my teacher knew that my dad died this year. or sometimes my reading log isn't signed because my mom isn't around a lot. it was a simple assignment but taught a greater lesson. the teacher wrote a book about her experience and says the assignment gives teachers a chance to reach out to their said is sort of on the way there. we are almost finished with t somet

a u.s. navy landing goes trablyw wrong. we'll show you what happened next. and the college football play of the week, making a quowng boy's day. >> you looked up and there he was? >> yeah. >> and what did he say? >> he said sup dude. this is the "cbs evening news"

that man is a u.s. navy seal who came to the school last year to share his story and, gayle, you talking about this earlier this morning and, you know, we're all the supposed to come with a topic. we were talking about perseverance. if you came to me in 6th grade and talked about that i would have just sat there and said what are you talking about. >> these kids wrap their head around it quickly. >> they are smart. >>> this morning a sweet deal on donuts. >> sweet. you can say that again. still ahead, how you can score some for free. the skyrocketing cost and how much families are paying out of their pocket. >> it's 4:20 and you're watching news channel 8 today. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support >>> if an 8 on your side consumer watch, caring for an early family member is expensive. new data is shedding light on j

. >> this past weekend not only did i have the privilege of attending the big u.s. navysity in annapolis, maryland, i happened to be there firsthand to see one players super sonic sit. he started in the stands so i not go photo. that's me and a bunch of plebes. the entire brigade sits in navy memorial stadium. but this guy, a freshman, ends up shining on the field. let me back up and explain. navy starting quarterback gets hurt. his knee. i think it was the second half of the second quarter, his backup needs a backup. turns out third string guy isn't around so these nervous coaches are looking around thinking "what do i do?" turns throughout first year, navy midshipman, plebe, ends up plucked from the stands, rushed to the locker room and told to throw his uniform on. from there let me turn it over to a sports reporter for the "washington post" because, gene, this is what everyone was talking about in the game on saturday and this kid -- i shouldn't call him a kid, malcolm perry, a first year, wasn't even dress in his uniform because he'd been sick. >> it was crazy, broo