we take nothing for granted it's going to be difficult but we're working with a group called united wisconsin and several other grassroots groups we've been led by the grassroots. i don't think that this is normal procedure i don't think that this is what we would normally be doing this time of year in an off election year but it's precisely because of the radical overreach that it started the grassroots burning in wisconsin that led to the successful senate recalls the summer which were a smashing success and that showed us really that we could use the recall too which was introduced by progressives into our constitution in the one nine hundred twenty s. we can use that tool precisely the way it was meant to be used to stop radical governors who are not listening to the people who are trampling on democracy and we're putting our government in the hands of a corporate view instead of for the benefit of the many so we think we can do this with grassroots groups like united wisconsin we need to help people out there they need to go to recall walker h.q. dot com they can maybe give what they can

groups like united wisconsin and others have been working these grass roots. we've had over 200,000 people sign up on the website alone to say they will sign on and recall the governor walker. if you go to recallwalkerhq.com you can find out more about that. i am confident we can get these signatures. waging this campaign, we think walker can put together $70 million in corporate fueled money. this is going to be tough. this is not a cake walk. as universally unpopular as he is, we need to be ready for a big fight. it's too important to wait. i think we will prevail at the end of the day. >> so the recall effort on governor scott walker in wisconsin is officially underway. that is our news tonight. thanks, mike. appreciate your time. mike tate, the chairman of the democratic party in wisconsin. >>> the kids on fox and friends are trying to smear the middle class movement that is sweeping across the country by letting a few select examples speak for the entire movement. their attacks are sending them in the zone. >>> the unemployment rate for the african-americ

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. >>> today on united states farm report a unique wisconsin program aims to train the next generation of dairy producers. >>> food prices continue to climb. >>> and a remarkable family farm helps bring america's growing olive oil industry up to speed. . >> united states farm report brought to you by the enlist weed control system and by chevy and their award winning cars, trucks and crossovers. . >>> hello, welcome to united states farm report. i have noticed in the last few years how increased concentration of agriculture production local eyes the impact of bad events. this week the canteloupe contamination program has devastated one colorado community. also remember the pumpkin famine. for all the about to be efficient the risk of huge loss due to a local problem with weather or disease is large. i don't know if this risk is worth worrying about but i suspect spot shortages will make our lives more complicated. >>> let's get started al and the headlines. >> outbreak of lysteria associated canteloupe is considered the worst in the united states in a decade and federal health firms sa

unit. it happened in sheboygan wisconsin. when michelle gave way, the wine went everywhere. his insurance fortunately covered everything. >>> the lower to of your the prices go up, i thought it looked the other way around? >> with gas prices, it works however they wanted to work. >> you got that right. i am dennis and could texas finally pull it off quick start coming up next. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. black... and a baseball cap to begin the game. kyle boller got the starting nod. his first start since 2009. looked >> mark start the clock please. the first time, the baseball cap and start again because he got picked off by kendrick lew

it happened in the 2100 block of wisconsin avenue northwest. the major crash unit is investigating. >>> and now a fox 5 news exclusive. a d.c. police officer accused of covering up a murder because she was dating the suspect. investigators believe she saw the crime go down, didn't call anyone, and then lied to homicide investigators. fox 5's paul wagner was in the courtroom today. >> from the front porch of this house on clay place northeast, witnesses say ricardo mitchell exchanged words with a man named wyatt robinson as robinson walked down the street. it was sunday, august 21st, and sitting next to mitchell was his girlfriend, a veteran d.c. police officer assigned to the second district. according to a court affidavit, mitchell was recorded by a surveillance camera leaving the house with a pistol in his hand. the document says the camera recorded him in a firing stance, shooting at robinson. the document lists the officer as w-2 and says she initially lied about witnessing the murder. d.c. police chief cathy lanier was asked about the case in a september appea

. >>> today on united states farm report, more trade progress as border issues with mexico inch toward improve men. >>> our canada plays host to farmers from texas. >>> and wisconsin lawmakers wrestle with the spreading controversy. >> united states farm report is brought to you by the enlist weed control system, by yamaha a tvs, real word tough and by chevy and their award winning cars, trucks and crossovers. hello and welcome to u-s farm . >> hello and welcome to united states farm report. the economic picture may be getting brighter. consumers seem to be more interested in buying the european economic soap op era is on the up tick. progress in the area is never fast enough of course but more of us are lowering our expectations of when things will return to normal and even what that normal may look like. the virtue of being patient may be something we have to adopt whether we want to or not. the absence of bad news is no substitute for good news but i'm beginning to count it as a win. let's get started the head live lines. >> agriculture took a -- laid out u.s.d.a.'s priorities for the 2012 farm bill this week. in light of the current budget crunch in washington

out the streets and they're the center of power there in the real capital of the united states but if you go to wisconsin waveguide oric you can see the demands that we have very clearly been articulating every step of the way and i invite you to take a look this is not this is this is the first generation and since since nine hundred thirty nine hundred thirty two that is not going to do better than their parents period already started want to join i don't think that's wrong and i'm. i'm not suggesting that the cessation of the problem is wrong i'm suggesting that the solutions that that that a lot of these people on occupy wall street are offering are are wrong and are not are not going to end up so i think that they're great one of the reagan deregulated the smells in eighty two it led to wild speculation the bet the s. no bankers respecting the crazy crash in eighty six reagan put sixteen hundred people on trial went to prison and he fired all the management he nationalized the s n l's he brought in bill siegman who over a twenty year period reprice reprivatize them and we all made of how often on to

. >>> look at these northern lights, over half of the united states last night. just gorgeous. wisconsin. all the way down, south as far as kentucky, arkansas, tennessee. we'll have a little more on that. those are just gorgeous. >> i can't remember them going so far south. >>> we're going to turn to the latest in the trial of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray. the jury getting ready to hear more from the nurse who has said the pop tar repeatedly asked her for propofol to help him sleep. >>> first, josh elliott with the morning's breaking stories. >> good morning, all of you. we're going to begin in eastern turkey. two days after that massive earthquake struck, it's being called a miracle. a 2-week-old baby pulled alive from a collapsed building. rescuers try valiantly to search some 2,000 collapsed buildings for survivors, the death toll has skyrocketed to 366. abc's alex marquardt is in the city of ercis this morning. alex? >> reporter: josh, ercis was the town hardest hit on sunday, some 80 buildings collapsed, including this one behind me, which was mostly an apartment building

. >> and joining us now is former democratic senator russ feingold of wisconsin and created a committee called progressive united earlier this year. sir, good to have you here with us this morning. >> it's almost morning in wisconsin. >> it the sun will be up soon. thank you for getting up with us. you heard the interview talking about the notion in his words it's the population of the u.s. defense the big corporations is just wrong. who is wrong there? is it jeff immelt who doesn't have the right view or perhaps people protesting down on wall street? >> well, mr. immelt is not recognizing that you root for corporations when corporations are making sure your jobs stay here in the united states. his corporation has had more to do with shipping jobs overseas than almost any corporation in the world. and so the deal here is we root for corporations and we support them if they are fair to us. but these people who are protesting are recognizing that just about everything that has happened to working people has been unfair in recent years. you have the greed on wall street. you have the very wealthy insisting they not

wisconsin. some still pictures here, the aurora borealis typically seen in the northern regions of the united statesnd, though, far south as georgia and oklahoma. we'll never see that in the bay area, will we? >> no. have you ever seen them? >> i have not. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

united states. i'm not terribly familiar with the two ballot initiatives. wisconsin and ohio have been all over the news. workers rights under attack all over america, with the six radical governors that we pointed out night after night on this program. but the mittster, he doesn't quite have an answer at that time. that's a strong statement on twitter, but face to face, romney is milktose. freedom works jumped on romney for not having a spine today. rick perry smelled blood in the water and released this statement. "as a true conservative, i stand with governor kasich if promoting senate bill five for fiscal responsibility and job creation in ohio." perry not as dumb as some people think. perry has romney dead on the rights on this issue. romney is not a true conservative. or a true leader. romney has attacked president obama for not showing leadership time and time again, but when he gets a chance to stand up for the republican ideology, he takes a pass. in the same interview, he told a reporter, you know, i really have to win ohio if we're going to win the preside

wisconsin and california. mexico has the most runners tomorrow with about 1500 followed by canada united kingdom france and brazil. we thought it was next weekend, net next weekend. speaking of the heat what about it for tomorrow? >> in fact next weekend would have been a better weekend to run the marathon but it will be warm out there and great for the spectators. there are showers out in the central plans but they will stay out of the area, this is a very slow-moving weather pattern. our high today was 82 degrees but it is not going to be that warm while the runners are running. our forecast models keep all of that weather out to our west so just look for bright sunshine as the day downs tomorrow, winds will be light at of the south. here is the temperature at 730, or at the 30 a.m. 59 degrees over the downtown area but watch what happens by noon. we're up near 70 degrees the sluggish runners may have a little difficulty negotiating the warmer temperatures the morning is very comfortable for most everybody except for the runners not particularly in great shape. >> overnight hours in chicago were very violent, a

united against what they call corporate greed but absent clear demands or goals. >> wall street is responsible for the economic crisis, and they're asking people like me to pay for it. i'm andrew from madison, wisconsin. >> reporter: yesterday we met 24-year-old andrew cole who is out of work and in student lone debt. he took a bus from madison, wisconsin to join the three-week-old protest which began with a few dozen people. now hundreds are camping out in this private park just blocks from wall street. >> there should be some kind of legal or at least a evenly reckoning for wall street with with with with wall street. there should be more bankers in jail. >> reporter: the protesters have been brought together by twitter and facebook. craig bethel is from pittsburgh. >> reporter: how long can this sustain itself? >> this can sustain itself as long as it needs to because we're completely self-sustainable. we don't rely on the environment around us. >> reporter: they haveave food court, medical unit, and public a daily newspaper called "the occupied "wall street journal"." >> where are the jobs they have created? all they create is money for themselves. >> reporter: 69-year-old patricia walsh came fro

fredericks burg 52 degrees, satellite radar for the eastern united states, still rainfall out there, to our west, across ohio indiana illinois wisconsinof michigan as well that rain we don't expect to impact us, but some of the clouds associated will move in winds are blowing around that area of low pressure. we have gusty areas. winds this afternoon will gust up to 40 miles an hour then things will gradually calm down through the evening, fine day, sunny and 63, weekend looks good, highs mid-60s that is a look at what is happening with weather tucker barnes will have your next report coming up in a bit now to julie wright. >>> quick question people are hitting me up on twitter, wanting to know if you tweet. >> i do not. >> okay that is what i told them. >> sorry about that. >> i am sorry. >> how could they miss me i was never there. >> they want to talk to you. >> okay. >> not just your family i mean real people. >> we will figure something out. >> all right. it has been really busy this morning travelling out of baltimore headed into dc problem after problem the latest occurred, 193, conky road heads up if there is your way into wor

to those in our country in wisconsin or on wall street and i would close by saying one of the great things you have done as a citizen of police sometimes think of the united states indonesia i am so it's especially grateful to you for calling upon us to remember the best in our history and defend its highest achievements in our case you give strength to those tied to the forces in our country intent on repealing the new deal, the great society from the enlightenment so there is a spark in the world list by you and we await your next book. [applause] >> would you like to answer that? yes, by all means. >> [inaudible] and so many people ensure that i've known and met it is a great moment for me i can tell you frankly that in these last six months since the book has appeared and has been translated into 30 different languages spanish for instance -- am i spanish editor is one of those that makes me room all day long. so the book is there. [laughter] what strikes me is this book which is a small book quickly read in 20 minutes you have read it. it is not very and expensive. i don't know how much it will cost year, probably not very much more, but it hits a mo

and to those in our country in wisconsin or on wall street, and i would just close by saying one of the great things you have done as a citizen of what i think of as the united states of am amnesia, i am so especially grateful to you for calling upon us to remember the best in our history and to defend its highest achieve. s in our case, you give strength to those who are fighting the forces in our country who are intent on repealing the new deal, the great society, even the enlightenment and reason. there's a new spark in the world lit by you, and we await your next book. [applause] >> would you like to answer that? yes, by all means. >> i can't go up there because i'm bound here. i'll stay here and that you hear katrina and bill and so many people i'm sure that i've known and met. it is a great moment for me. i can tell you frankly that in these last six months since this book appeared and has been translated in 30 different languages in five spanish languages, for instance, my spanish editor -- [applause] my spanish editor is one of those that make me run all day all along, and he said i must have it in spanish -- [laughter] the book is there. what strike

greece or spain and to those in our country wisconsin floor on wall street and i would close by saying one of the great things you have done as a citizen of the united states of them meshach, i am so grateful to you to calling upon us to remember the best in our history to defend its highest achievements and in our case you give strength to those who are fighting or intent on repealing the new deal. there is a new spark in the world lit to buy you and we'll wait your next book. [applause] >> would you like to answer that? >> i cannot go up there. i am bound so i will stand that during katrina to have here melinda and bill and so many people i am sure that i have known and event that it is a good moment for me. i can tell you that in the last six months since the book has appeared it has beennd translated in 30d different languages five spanish-language is but my spanish and editor.nsta [laughter] and. [applause] and is one of those that make me run all day and all day long. [laughter] but what strikes me is this book which is a book in 20 minutes you have read it. it is a moment and that is why i can be proud. it is a simple language but the young f

wisconsin to be with their son. >> scott olsen is featured in a new ad blasting oakland's mayor. >> >> announcer: mayor quan is this your city? is this how we treat free speech in the unitedmerica? >> the ad produced and paid for by moveon.org will begin running today on several bay area news stations. images of tear gas and injured olsen, nay for implores viewers to call the -- mayor and says this happened under your watch. stop the police brutal the mayor has not yet commented. >>> this morning an attorney for los angeles dodger owner frank mccourt is hinting that brian stow the injured giant's fan may be partly to blame for attack. yesterday attorney jackson said it takes at least to to have a fight. his family is suing the dodgers for failing to take measures to prevent the attack. dodgers filing a counter suit arguing they the two men should be held not the team. stow was in a coma for months. he was just released from a hospital to a rehabilitation facility. >>> concord police arrested two in connection with this week's murph a woman in concord. the body of 21-year-old shelby barnes was found inside a vacant home tuesday afternoon. she graduated from high school in

wisconsin's problem-solving approach to governance. if it does not seem to you that that is a problem that needed to be solved, let me introduce you to the united states house of representatives today. >> there's nothing more important, madam speaker, than protecting voiceless, unborn children and their families from the travesty of abortion. vote for life by voting in favor of this rule and the underlying bill. >> today in the u.s. house of representatives they did not vote on the jobs bill. no time. they instead voted on yet another iteration of the ban on federal funding for abortion that already exists. the ban already exists. it has existed without interruption since 1976. but reiterating it, reiterating it was what the republican-controlled congress did today. to be clear, there is already an existing federal ban on the funding of abortion services. and so they spent all day debating and voting on and then debating on and voting on again a bill to doubly and triply ban something that is already banned. as an aside i will say the most amazing thing they did in congress today was actually the way that democrats fought back against this, let

united we stand ♪ >> look at the smile. so, that was his campaign manager, the man banned from wisconsin politics because of accusations he createdlot of attention. you're saying during break you're a defender of the ad. >> yeah, i think it's a great ad. i think he really understands his base. his base is a group of people that love nothing more than to stick it to liberals like me. and i think that's a great comprehension of that fact. if i were herman cain, i'd be much more worried about my organization in iowa and the states than my ads, but i think if he actually had something behind that, some sort of structure behind that that would help him in the primaries, i think he'd be well on his way. >> when you say stick it to liberals -- we have been talking -- we were talking about this ad on the staff the whole week. i threatened we were going to do a karaoke segment where i sang that song. the cigarette smoke is so fascinating because smoking has become this intense class identifier. like, this -- like if you were among a certain kind of socioeducational group like no one smokes and if you're in different socioeducation groups,

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wisconsin? i think it's a domino effect. your thoughts. >> i mean, i hope it is. i mean, one thing that is clear is the force of money unleashed by the citizens united decision, which allowed corporate money to flow, and we've seen it in ohio, but there is a sense in this country finally of fairness. of taking back a government that stands for people and isn't rigged against their interests. so i think there could be a domino effect, and it's not just occupy wall street. it's the supercharging of what is going on in this country. the sense finally of accountability. and holding wall street accountable. and holding financial institutions and multinational corporations accountable and letting people finally have a fair shake. >> we haven't heard a congressman talk about a president the way paul ryan has talked about president obama in such accusatory -- in such an accusatory manner about the way he is operating in the white house and trying to accomplish something. and then to accuse the president of sowing social unrest -- >> you know, but we've heard eric cantor, we've heard boehner, but i have to say i think we all need to toughen up. i mean, politics is a tough g

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