kathleen had her purse stolen from her car while taking a walk through washington lake park. >> i alwaysmy pocketbook but this is my park where we come, two, three times a week, this is where i live. i just left it on the front seat >> police believe the burglaries are tied to the felony lane gang linked to crimes from florida to philadelphia. in march they led police on a high speed chase on it's schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: today's stop orlando, the governor is using those round table discussions to straight apologize plans to combat the spread of the virus. so far they've pledged more than $26 million. the governor is optimistic those strategies were working >> the area, by the way, we have now gone 30 days without a new case, we've been able to cut the impacted area in half. >> while those conditions are improving in winwood. >>> some of us share our dinner and beds with our pets. did you know some people have been sharing medications? a recent study by doctors at the college of medicine found that people actually use antibodies prescribed for their pets. while it can be tough

kathleen had her purse stolen from her car while taking a walk through washington lake park. >> i alwaysmy pocketbook but this is my park where we come, two, three times a week, this is where i live. i just left it on the front seat >> police believe the burglaries are tied to the felony lane gang linked to crimes from florida to philadelphia. in march they led police on a high speed chase on it's schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: today's stop orlando, the governor is using those round table discussions to straight apologize plans to combat the spread of the virus. so far they've pledged more than $26 million. the governor is optimistic those strategies were working >> the area, by the way, we have now gone 30 days without a new case, we've been able to cut the impacted area in half. >> while those conditions are improving in winwood. >>> some of us share our dinner and beds with our pets. did you know some people have been sharing medications? a recent study by doctors at the college of medicine found that people actually use antibodies prescribed for their pets. while it can be tough

. >> reporter: it was just a 30 minute visit to washington lake park with her son but in the rush they fell victim to the car burglar. >> i always hide my pocketbook but this is my park where i come three times a week. this is where i live. i just left it on the front seat. >> reporter: massa feels embarrassed but hardly alone since april washington township police have received eight calls for smash and grabs car burglaries and ninth at a park nearby. at first they thought they were isolated incident but then a new clue a picture of a suspect's car. >> that car was actually rented by somebody in florida who had previous intelligence, was affiliated with this gang. >> reporter: it is call felony lane gang and they have hit the philadelphia region before. in march alleged members led police on the high speed chase on the schuylkill expressway a cording to the felony lane gang task force, they almost always have the same mo. rent cars, steel purses from purses and then prostitutes to i am person nate victims to steel money from their bank and credit card accounts. >> they are in for fast

types of thefts, kathleen massa had her purse stolen from her car while taking a walk through washington lake parkplace that she feels is very secure. >> i always hide my pocketbook but this is my park where we come two or three times a week and this is where i live so i just left it on the front seat. >> township police believe the thefts are tied to the felony lane gang who are linked to crimes from florida to philadelphia. in march the gang led police on a high speed chase on the schuylkill expressway. >>> a philadelphia church community says they are hoping to rebuild in the future after a devastating fire this week. dozens of church members gathered to reflect and pray last night outside good shepherd presbyterian church in overbrook. monday's fire started in the basement and tore through this building. no one was hurt, five different churches call it home including a church opened to lesbian gay, transgender and by sexual members. >> serving our community and one another and for this just to be a part of fellowshipping with one another is a part of what this church is all about. >> right now

. >> reporter: it was just a 30 minute visit to washington lake park with her son but in the rush they fell victim to the car burglar. >> i always hide my pocketbook but this is my park where i come three times a week. this is where i live. i just left it on the front seat. >> reporter: massa feels embarrassed but hardly alone since april washington township police have received eight calls for smash and grabs car burglaries and ninth at a park nearby. at first they thought they were isolated incident but then a new clue a picture of a suspect's car. >> that car was actually rented by somebody in florida who had previous intelligence, was

and washington park is important because that is another location, possible location for the library that's being talked about. washington park is farther away from lakes more inner city and it's more economically devastated in that media community. and a lot of folks are hoping this would rebuild the community. put your best foot forward to visitors and jackson park is just a beautiful location for that. >> i was struck by the quote he read. whose going to take care of the boys. now we see that same feeling now in the my brothers keepers initiative. will this be a big part of obama's post presidency? >> i think it will and my only question is where that type of activism will show itself. another possible location for the library was columbia university in new york and they're disappointed that he is not going there but when he broke the news to them he also said according to the columbia student newspapers that's one of the best in the country he also said that they look forward to some joint production or joint projects with the university. it's quite possible that something like my brothers keeper will be located there, research and active social w

parking fees along the lake front. the meeting starts at 5- 30 at the washington park senior center. a milwaukee couple is working to fix a massive hole in their living room this morning.... after someone crashed their s-u-v into their home. it happened yesterday afternoon near 51st and vienna. the couple wasn't home at the time .the driver of the crash went to the hospital with serious injuries. milwaukee fire officials say another driver was involved in the accident a milwaukee war hero will spend at least the next week in the hospital after a motorcycle accident. gary wetzel received the medal of honor for his actions in the vietnam war. on sunday -- he was riding his motorcycle to sturgis to be inducted into the motorcycle hall of fame-- when he crashed near la crosse. he's in pretty good spirits actually. he had a rough night. he's in a lot of pain. he took quite a spill off that bike. wetzel yesterday for a broken pelvis. he also has a broken shoulder... fractured ribs and road rash. while it will be a long process... doctors expect him to make a full recovery. a call for help

year is scheduled for 5:30 to 7:30 tonight here at the washington park senior center near 45th and vliet. people attending can paip parking along the lake front on lincoln memorial drive is currently free. but as part of its budget request... the parks department is proposing a $1 per hour pay to park fee it estimates would generate about $1.5-million in revenue for next year. it's hoping to make up for money lost after the county handed over o'donnell park and it's parking garage to the milwaukee art museum. the the upkeep... but didn't pay anything up front in the deal. county board supervisors against the parks department's request say the fees ammount to charging admission to the lakefront. supporters say the parking fees ensure people who come in from other counties chip in to the cost of maintaning milwaukee's parks. people wanting to weigh in for themselves can do so here at the washington park senior center tonight... again - from 5:30 to 7:30. live...pz... we're finally ready to fix it. that's the word this morning from the city of kenosha about its dream playground. .and right now crews are getting ready to make those repairs

washington park senior center. head to fox6 now for details. reporting along the lake front... the brewers missed out on a win last night by a matter of feet! former brewer prince fielder feats at the plate were amazing! now, it appears that his career is over! pip has the story next in sports. problems continue for delta airline passengers today. the reason for continued flight delays and cancellations. and a texas newborn is the first in the state to die of complications from when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around- it's dragging down your fuel economy. but over time, usin

park at the lake front. i'm charles benson. >> i'm shannon sims. there's a meeting going on now to discuss the changes. live at the washington park senior center with more. >> shannon, charles, there are 30 different fees at county parks, that would be part of bob shults says he place at the lincoln park course about twice a month. >> it is an old folk's course, it is not brown deer, it is not oakwood, you don't have to hit the ball 300 yards. >> fees at some courses would increase, but not by much. a nine-hole round at champion and executive course, along with the lincoln course would increase by $1. that would bring in an estimated $5500. >> it's fine, it's already, and $12 is still cheap. >> the parks department proposes raising fees. the adult from 6 to 10 at all county courts, bringing in $10,000 in revenue. youth fees from 3 to 5 dollars adding an estimated $3700 to the budget. fees to rent park equipment for special events like picnic tables and trash cans would increase under this proposal at all county parks.

washington park senior center. head to fox6 now for details. reporting along the lake front... madeline anderson ? lights, access, rio ? >>> i'm thinking you're looking forward to the rematch. >> what's the old saying? you don't poke the tiger? >> oh, it's on tonight. michael versus the rare soul who's beat him. and he is a cocky one. i'm billy bush. add to thathe war between these two. >> we're going to go up to christ the redeemer. >> no. we have a few more. >> it's one of the seven wonders of the world. i'm natalie morales. but the meaning runs much deeper for brazilian supermodel adriana lima. >> it's amazing. it's spiritual. what is it for you when you see the christ? >> you must be okay to walk the way. >> it's the most important bargaining rule at rio's hippie market. i'm kit hoover, but unfortunately i'm not sure it's

low income people that come down and enjoy the lake and i think that would discourage them from doing so the meeting starts at 5:30 at the washington park senior center. and tonight at six-- we'll look at other county park amenities that could see an increase in fees. new at five-- a complete rebuild of a road is in the home stretch. with traffic access limited... it's been a long summer for business owners. they are now looking forward to the completed project. pete zervakis reports from wauwatosa. the business community here in the tosa village says the construction has - at times - made for a tough summer nats truck state street through the village is very busy today. but it's not the kind of traffic business owners like. the street remains closed morning until 6 at night. that's led to a drop in foot traffic since the project began in. it's not as much - it's more destination based rather than strolling the bulk of the aging utility infrastructure - below ground - has been replaced. nats - tractor/water in the coming weeks... construction crews will work to tear out and replace streets and sidewalks. nats - trucks the executive dire

washington park senior center. head to fox6 now for details. reporting along the lake front... madeline anderson now at 10-- "it's the right thing to do!" voters head to the polls for a partisan primary. "easy, early, justs do it!" tonight the results are coming in... november. that is our big story tonight-- who's moving on? let's get right to the results-- and we'll start with the first congressional district. it was an easy victory for paul ryan. it only took about 30 minutes for the race to be called. he's beating paul nehlen knee-len by a considerable margin we have team coverage of this race-- and several others. jenna sachs is live at nehlen's campaign headquarters. but let's start with theo keith-- he's in janesville where ago. comments paul ryan says: "i heard about the second amendment quote. it sounds just like a joke gone bad. i hope he clears it up very quickly. you should never joke about a think like that. i didn't actually hear the comment, i only heard about those comments." paul ryan says: "we knew we were going to do well. we received the vote that we were ho

also two divers from lake county a teenager is dead after drowning at the washington park pool. police say the victim and a group of friends climbed over a locked fence to get into the pool, which was closed. the 19-year-old jumped into the pool...and then began having trouble swimming and sank to the bottom. a milwaukee police officer jumped in and grabbed the victim from the the scene. the medical examiner's office says an autopsy is expected to take place today. a 38-year-old man is dead...after being crushed by a car. this happened near 41st and glendale. police say the victim was working on a car when it fell on him yesterday afternoon. they say the man was alone when he was discovered... and the death appears to be accidental. adlib to weather a line of showers and storms is heading in our direction for this afternoon. we'll likely see an initial line earlier in the day, and another round late tonight. on top of the storm chances, it's going to be a hot and humid day with dewpoints climbing into the low 70s and highs near 90. take care not to overheat today. there is a mar

parks, smokey , all the, sand dunes way to washington dc. crater lake. finished his career at the grand teton spirit i got to see many parks. i got to see all of the back country, which was phenomenal. and letting everybody know, we have to back the national parks. they need more money. we have to keep them up or it will be a sin that they will deteriorate that i have seen they are deteriorating. thank you for c-span. host: thank you for the call. let us go back to the national mall and my colleague john mcardle. we are joined by bruce mcpherson from maryland, he is part of an exclusive club. he is visited all 400 and 12 units of the national park service. how does one do that? time, it takes a lot of enthusiasm, ambition and money. john: how long did it take you? me 30 years.k i just finished the last one, i wanted to do it in time for the centennial. i just found out yesterday there was a new part designated in maine. now we are up to 413. john: are you going to go? bruce: i'm going to have to. john: talk about being part of the club. bruce: it is the

and smelled something fishy, hundreds died in the washington monument and lakely had to do with our recent hot weather. >> that's what the national parkvice is saying. this is the second fish kill to happen since 2013. as we found out todays an effort is underway to make sure fewer in accidents like these happen in the future. >> reporter: take a walk through constitution gardens and you will find plenty of views to give photographers pause. she didn't stop to take a picture of the washington monument, more so, what wa in fish, others noticed something else in the air. >> the smell was not pleasant at all. >> republican what caused this? -- >> reporter: what caused this? it was probably the heat. it says the pond's shallow depth probably didn't help thins either. >> no more than 42 inches. it doesn't take long to get to the temperature to rise. >> reporter: algae growth, leading to another problem. >> at night, the algae dies and sucks the oxygen out of the water. >> reporter: the national park service has a plan to stop this from happening again, in talks to add airration system to the pond and dig to it be 12 feet deep, fish can get

washington square park in north beach. yesterday mayor ed lee said tree work is conducted regularly at that park. >>> a wildfire forced hundreds of people out of their homes near lower lakein lake county last night. it started about 6:00 near highway 9 south of the lake. homes in ellen springs and clayton creek have been evacuated. the fire has burned 600 acres and is 15% contained. >>> later today highway 1 near big sur will be closed because of this fire. it's already burned 71,000 acres and destroyed 57 homes. the closure begins at 2:00 this afternoon and could last up to 24 hours depending on weather conditions. let's get a check now of the accuweather forecast. here is lisa. >> partly cloudy skies from our roof camera. you can see pretty good visibility, 54 degrees, temperatures coming down about 4 to 5 degrees across the bay area. how long will this minor cooling last? i will have the answers next. >>> also next, why some south bay residents are telling a cellphone giant not in our backyard. >>> and avoiding traffic congestion on game day, a new way that starts today. for 49 faithful to get to games creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcenden

washington square park in north beach where it happened. yesterday mayor ed lee said tree work is conducted regularly at that park. >>> a wildfire forced hundreds of people out of their homes near lower lake lake county last night. it started about 6:00 near highway 9 south of the lake. homes in ellen springs and clayton creek have been evacuated. the fire has burned 600 acres and is 15% contained. >> later today highway 1 near big sur will be closed because of the continuing soberanes fire, it's already burned 71,000 acres and destroyed 57 homes. the closures begins at 2:00 this afternoon and could last up to 24 hours depending on weather conditions. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning to you. 6:25 the official sunrise. a live look outside looks awfully gray with a low deck of overcast and that will deepen a little later today. i will explain why it should give us a few degrees of cooling when we return. >>> also ahead, why some south bay residents are telling a cellphone giant not in our backyard. >>> and avoiding traffic congestion on game day. a new way that starts today for 49er faithful to get to games at levi stadium this season. (whis

lake county illinois helping out. working hazmat crews are here. dnr will be coming as well because of potential is dead after drowning at the washington park pool. police say the victim and a group of friends climbed over a locked fence to get into the pool which was closed. the 19-year-old jumped into the pool...and then began having trouble swimming and sank to the bottom. a milwaukee police officer jumped in and grabbed the victim from the water. he began doing c-p-r...but the teen died on the scene. the medical examiner's office says an autopsy is expected to take place today. the man accused of drowning his three month old son in a pond will be in court police say 25-year-old sean flowers had gotten into an argument with the infant's mother earlier this month. that's when officers say he waded into the pond near 76th and brown deer road. when a witness swam in to try and save the baby, he says flowers lunged at him, took the baby and swam deeper with him. flowers is charged with first degree intentional homicide. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for later this morning. a man is dead after a car he was working on falls on top of him.. th

parking lot right now. >> mini me. >>> take a look at this, it's the second oldest ship wreck lakes. >> researchers have confirmed this is the washington, that sank in a storm in 1803. it was used to transport people and goods between western new york, pennsylvania and ontario. >> when it sank, five people were on board. it was carrying cargo, including indian goods. since there are no known pictures or drawings, historians hope this will help them learn more about the design. >> this stuff is fascinating to3 me. how much is under there we have not seen? >> massive. >>> no big changes today. but tomorrow at the bus stop it's a pretty big change. early tomorrow morning in the mid- to upper 50s. so close to 60 by about 8:00, 9:00. it will be a cooler start tomorrow. partly cloudy. i'd send the kids with a sweatshirt tomorrow. the afternoons as we get more %- storms. highs only in the low to mid- 70s. if you get a little bit of a wind, could be a bit cooler. 72 friday. 70 on saturday. broncos game saturday night. likely just the cooler air. >> patio dinners friday? >> i have one and it's not going to be good. . >>> if the sun, sand and a

washington township in mercer county became robbinsville, dover township changed to toms river. south bellmawr became lake cuomo and west paterson became wood land parkhat the big deal. >> i will not use the word detrimental. >> reporter: greater wildwood improvement authorities collected taxes from wildwood, wildwood crest and north wildwood to advertised the collective wildwoods, anglesea would complicate matters. >> is it cleaner to say wildwoods and simpler to say wildwoods? it is. but, if we have to deal with that when it comes, we will i'm sure sit with our sister communities and make it work. >> reporter: so what do people think. >> i don't like the idea. we have come down and headed to wildwoods. >> i think they should change it. give it its own identity. >> reporter: it is a non-binding referendum passes then city will decide on whether they want to put a binding referendum on the future ballot. live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> campaign 2016 g.o.p. presidential nominee donald trump takes his campaign to the battle ground states of virginia. cbs reporter craig boswell reports trump is hoping a strong showing with veterans w

lake front. he was joined by milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani for a round table discussing law enforcement. he has a scheduled at the washington county fair park and conference center in west bend. political reporter theo keith is there and we'll have more on that event at five, six and later tonight at nine and ten. looking ahead in the forecast, and we have some storm chances over the next few days. weather expert tom wachs is standing by in the weather office with more. tom? scattered thunderstorms are possible overnight with a low in the upper 60s. partly sunny, warm and humid on wednesday with a high in the mid-to- upper 80s. we have a chance for a few scattered t-storms wednesday afternoon. hot and humid c 90 thursday and friday...with heat indices in the mid-90s. thunderstorms are likely on saturday with a high around 80. much cooler air moves in sunday with highs around 70. tonight: chance for t-storms overnight. low: 69 dewpoint: 66 wind: sw 5 mph wednesday:partly sunny with a chance for thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoon. high: 86 dewpoint: 68 wind: w 5-10 mph thursday: heat index: 95. partly sunny. wind: sw 5-10 mph does your sm

i'm the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and the 109th president of the national press club. our guest today is jonathan jarvis, the director of the national park service. i'd like to welcome our cspan and public radio audiences, and i would like to remind you that you can follow the action on twitter using the hashtag #npclive. that's #npclive. now it's time to introduce our head table guests. i'd ask that each of you stand briefly as your name is announced. please hold your applause until i have finished introducing the entire table. from your right, dylan brown, a reporter from e&e publishing; gene tighe, director of bbn technologies, and a longtime national park volunteer; maria recio, a correspondent from mcclatchy newspapers; will shafroth, president and ceo of the national park foundation; elizabeth bumiller, washington bureau chief of the new york times; the honorable john warner, former secretary of the navy and united states senator from the commonwealth of virginia. [applause] thank you, senator. ferdous al-faruque, medical device reporter for medtech insight and a press club board member. skipping over our speaker for just a minute,

i'm the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and the 109th president of the national press club. our guest today is jonathan jarvis, the director of the national park service. i'd like to welcome our cspan and public radio audiences, and i would like to remind you that you can follow the action on twitter using the hashtag