meet watson. ibm's tech platform that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning in extraordinary ways. that list of watson's accomplishments actually scares many who worry that computers are now powerful enough to do almost any human job. i went down to ibm's watson center in downtown manhattan to talk about it all with ibm's chairman, president and ceo who is also a multi-talented brilliance. ibm is one of the world's largest companies with a market cap over $140 billion. welcome. >> thank you, fareed. nice to be here with you, again. >> explain to us the road to watson. what is happening in technology that led to this? >> this is a great question and speaks a lot to what everyone is experiencing around the world. either personally or in a business. there have been three big technology trends, i think, shaping our lives. one, cloud, mobility and then all this explosion of data around us. you have this explosion of information. it is impossible to understand it. this is the road to watson.

we live together, we work together, watson. when it comes to cases, there is no "his" or "hers"; there is partnership. ters is the result. or do you disagree? it's not about disagreeing... bell: hey, i just got the contact info for sam clennon's mom. thought you might want to come with me to make the next of kin notification, see if she can point us toward anyone who had a problem with her son. unless you're in the middle of something. no. we're good. (sighs) hot coffee. hi. i didn't realize you'd be stopping by today. is everything okay? mind if we talk inside? sure. mikey put on some weight, huh? he was so skinny back when he was a uni. i could've stirred my coffee with him. bell told me someone saw a light blue pickup parked in front of our house a few times. and i was thinking, "hey, wait a minute. i know someone with a light blue pickup." he's a friend. always has been. a friend... who's suddenly in the habit of parking in front of our house. he came here twice. the first time, i just needed some help moving some furniture

soledad: ben watson joining us from maryland. thanks, ben. ben: thank you. >> see watson's entire facebook post on our website, matter-of-fact.tv, or tweet us @matteroffacttv. next, she wasn't going to vote for either presiia >> i feel very passionate not just election cycle. >> what made this mother a convert to political activism. and later -- >> we got there at 8:54, we really flew. >> the bravery of rescue workers soledad: welcome back to "matter power. who's in, who's out, who's spending the money. there's more than 2,000 registered pacs, or political action committees, and they have raised $1.6 billion just for this election cycle. now there's a new player on the pac scene. it's created, organized, and managed by a group portrayed by some as subservient. the american muslim women pac is , they say, committed to making who will represent their interests. here's "matter of fact" correspondent diane roberts. diane: meet mirriam seddiq, an immigration and criminal defense lawyer, and founder of the american muslim women pac. mirriam: we're

soledad: ben watson joining us from maryland. thanks, ben. ben: thank you. >> see watson's entire facebook post on our website, matter-of-fact.tv, or tweet us @matteroffacttv. next, she wasn't going to vote for th >> i feel very passionate not just election cycle. >> what made this mother a convert to political activism. and later -- >> we got there at 8:54, we really flew. >> the bravery of rescue workers soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact." power. who's in, who's out, who's spending the money. there's more than 2,000 registered pacs, or political action committees, and they have raised $1.6 billion just for this election cycle. now there's a new player on the pac scene. it's created, organized, and managed by a group portrayed by some as subservient. the american muslim women pac is , they say, committed to making change throu e here's "matter of fact" correspondent diane roberts. diane: meet mirriam seddiq, an immigration and criminal defense lawyer, and founder of the american muslim women pac. mirriam: we're not about making you fe

ben watson joins us this morning from his home, where he is recovering. thanks for talking with us. ben: hi, soli-- soledad, how are you doing? soledad: we appreciate you letting us to come into your home and sit down to do this interview. you have been writing this blog for a while. i like it a lot and i like it because you tackle some big issues in a nuanced approac i have to imagine there is a lot of people would say, listen, you play football, go play football. why are you talking about this stuff? this is third rail of conversations, frankly, talking about race. ben: yeah, i do get some of that. i always say i'm an athlete and that's my profession just like anybody else's profession. outside of that, i'm a father, i'm a son, i'm a citizen of this country, i pay taxes, i vote, i'm a christian. i have so many other things just all have a vested interest in our lives and in this country and i'm no different. i've used the opportunity to get my thoughts on paper and sometimes people love it, sometimes they don't. but i think that's the great thing is when people are open to having

watson and mike williams totally miscommunicate... it's picked by gt - but they fumbled it into their own endzone... fell on it... that's a safety for clemson... 16-0 tigers get the ball back off the kick... and whaddya know... watson to jordan leggett... 23-0 the jackets have found the scoreboard... now 23-7 in the fourth jacoby brissett is doing the job in his first ever nfl start for the patriots... he has not thrown a pick and scored the only touchdown of the game on a beautiful 27 yard scamper...i'm not saying tom brady needs to start sweating - but tom brady - start a new sheriff in town time now for your c-w 22 game of the week. jamie: hi, i'm jamie o'brien. it's the cap-8 opener for heritage and leesville road, and the huskies come in at 4-and-0. heritage coach dewayne washington: i think our offseason program was a lot better than it was last year. i think our guys have bought into what we're telling them. the biggest thing is the guys have to trust in what you're saying and try their best to execute it. parker george senior

stephanie: thank you, sir watson. still much more to come on week six of operation football, including an incredible battle between brookfield central and marqutte at hart park. stay with us. you're watching operation football. announcer: now back to operation football, brought to buy mills fleet farm. ? stephanie: thank you port washington band. we will get to your game in a moment. we continue week six of operation football with two teams for the north shore conference, whitefish bay and germantown. the blue dukes are ranked number eight in our operation football poll. picking it up in the fourth quarter. whitefish bay attempting the field goal. and come it is blocked. way in the other direction to the end zone for the touchdown. germantown up 23-16. they go for two. a two-point conversion. however, the war hawks -- whitefish bay storms back to steal the wind, 32-25 on the road. elsewhere in the north shore conference, port washington hosting homestead. the highlanders number two in our operation football poll. star

kayla watson says she hopes she can return to school tuesday after meeting with a surgeon. in fish town, i'm brandon hudson, nbc10 news. >>> a break in the case of an 8-year-old girl shot and killed in camden this morning. u.s. marshals arrested 18-year-old tyhan brown in tennessee where police say he was hiding. brown is charged with first-degree murder in the death of gabby hill-carter. she was caught in the crossfire of a gang-related shoot-out last month. police say brown bragged about the crime to a former cell mate. investigators are still looking for up to four other gunmen involved. >>> former congressman chaka pa ta was back in a philadelphia courtroom today. he's challenging his conviction on corruption charges. back in june a jury found him guilty of taking an illegal $1 million loan for a failed may oral campaign and then using taxpayer money to pay it back. his lawyers are now asking a federal court to overturn the conviction. they're relying on a supreme court ruling that vacated the sentence of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. fattah is set to be sente

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deshaun watson and clemson taking on georgia tech, first quarter, watson to mike williams, oh, what a grab. tigers took a 7-0 lead in hotlanta. later in the first, watson rolling, finding trayvon mullen, near the goal line, clemson would score one play later, 14-0. nine seconds to go in the second. jordan leggett, back in the end zone. watson, two touchdown passes, 304 yards, the tigers roll, 26-7. >>> the cubs are going to be on espn at 2:00 eastern tomorrow. >> that means no nap time for me because that's what i'm going to be doing. >> for nicole, i'm kev. see you. >>> and in baseball los angeles dodgers second baseman chase utley shows how to turn an error watch as he bobbles the grounder in last night's game. he even falls on the ball completely. >> but he was still able to flip it behind his back for the out. all that and it just shows up on the score cards as a 4-3 groundout. >> throws it blind. >> yeah, he's not even looking. >> unbelievable. >> just like practice. >>> up next in "the pulse," one guy offering free hugs on the streets of charlotte. >>> and so many of us are obse

wisn 12 sports stephen watson is in ann arbor tonight. he joins us live. stephen: good evening from a wet and arbor -- ann arbor. aretha franklin has been one to ask for a little bit of they are looking for a little respect after two wins over top ten teams in the country. >> if we keep winning these games. >> we just do what we envision ourselves to do. we have been working at this for a long time and planning this for a long time and will continue to try to make it happen. stephen: we will hear more from corey clement. he talk about that underdog role , that they love it and live for it. this wisconsin team has not faced michigan since they beat the wolverines behind me. they had the michigan four out of the last six meetings. thank you. the badgers and wolverines kickoff tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, only right here on wisn 12. then, stay tuned for live posts gave -- postgame coverage on big 12 sports saturday. kathy: a new way to tackle crime. the unique role for graduates will play. new information on a pair of gun. investigators are about to give us mo

stephanie: coming up 12 sports, stephen watson will have a live preview from our game of the

joining us from capitol hill is congress woman bonnie watson coleman who did that grilling. thank you for joining us on "power lunch." >> thank you for having me. >> what was your point that they are being driven by corporate greed? were you satisfied with her answer? >> we weren't satisfied with the majority of her answers. we are trying to understand why there was such a cost driver in the epipen cost. so we were trying to figure out how is this money spent. she wasn't able to answer those questions adequately as she was trying to talk to us about the stream or the flow of the revenue. so i asked her about you all seem to be living a pretty favored life here. you have a private jet. you know how much that costs? you moved your company out of the country so that you can avoid paying taxes. working families and families of children who need these epipens don't have those luxuries.

>> seth: a rumor circulated online recently that emma watson and margot robbie will be starring in a lesbian remake of "brokeback mountain." mountain." >> seth: okay, so question for you jenny, why do lesbians drive hatchbacks? >> so they have a place to put all of their khakis. >> seth: yeah but, i like hatchbacks, does that make me a lesbian? >> no, your hair cut makes you a lesbian. [ light laughter ] >> it's true. >> seth: is it? >> yeah, well, ellen called and she wants her hair cut back. >> seth: all right. [ laughter ] >> hey seth, why don't you tell one? >> seth: no, i don't think i should. >> come on. >> seth: i don't think it will [ cheers ] >> yeah. >> seth: yellow stone national park has announced they're making some changes in order to boost attendance from african americans. for example, from now on the geyser, old faithful will shoot grape soda. >> how dare you! >> seth: you told me to! >> you should be ashamed of yourself. >> seth: you said it would be okay. and you all cheered for me. >> no.

webb is going to through a slip pass here to watson and watt isn't -- watson is going to do the rest. a.s.u. responds with a touchdown and kicked a field goal and took the lead, 37-34 late in this one. to tucson, the arizona wild cats the country, washington huskies. arizona early on. j.j. taylor with a short touchdown run here, 7-0, wild cats. watch the reverse play here by washington. john ross gets a great block by his cornerback and ross does the rest and takes it down the sideline and into the end zone for the touchdown. we are tied at seven. the wild cats come back with their quarterback. kind of a duel passer, here he keeps it and i think washington defense underestimated the speed. he is freed for the touchdown. wild cats takes the lead but scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take contr

parents like nicole watsoner outraged. >> you have a police officer saying i can't answer that i can't answer that. still lingering. >> what was the purpose of this meeting? if you can't answer the questions then why are you speaking? >> watson says a 14-year-old was exposed to mercury. >> i don't know if i was going to be alive. >> parents frustrated by lack of details, caught off guard. the first exposure was earlier >> i am here to tell you this did not happen on tuesday. he touched it on friday. >> ccsd officials acknowledged the conversation has to continue. >> there is a lot that needs to be provided sparse answers, but the clark county school district is committed to listening l. >> but the conversation is far from overt. >> this kind of a form while it may have grown emotional tonight, i think we need to do it me facts and communicate with me and let me know what's going on how can i trust that you have her best interest at hand? >> reporter: now after the discovery that kids may have been exposed to mercury earlier than thought, epa authority said they could take the exposed j

we are still joined on set by marilyn watson.ne of the things that have come out of the oil trade is gcc companies have been selling their treasuries. as part of this chart on the screen here, this big drop-down, partly driven by the well, what is the significance of this almost reversed qe? > >> that is right. we have seen huge selling off of these assets in the gulf states, and from the chinese, and japanese as well. it does have an impact. it makes a lot more volatility. despite the lack of risk premiums in the long end, we are struggling to find value in the long end. we prefer the short end of the curve in u.s. treasuries. if the fed is willing to let inflation run hotter, we could see more inflation bonds at the longer end of the curve. guy: is that true elsewhere as well? do i buy them in the u.k. and in europe? >> we think inflation will continue to accelerate. in europe, it is more of a mixed picture. u.k. we also do inflation -linked as well, but it is much more of a mixed bag. when you look around the globe, generally,

man put the material in the brain of watson, and then -- man/woman -- and then watson ,erforms theseemarkable feats providing essential information to understand disease. reid: the watson work on disease, radiology, is great. all of these libraries, all of these books, all of these electronics, you can ingest all ofn them. but not only will all of these large companies like google and ibm be building ai, they will all be offering ai tech meeks to their customers -- techniques to come customers to say bring your data and applications and we will provide ai services to make it better. that's how broad this set of artificial intelligence when outs -- so developer can use the services. -- an apt developer can use the services. it's unlocking human creativity across almost every domain. charlie: and it can figure out because of the algorithms it has and the development of the app, how to analyze all of this information that has been collected by different companies for different reasons. reid: basically, what happens is they are classifiers. is this a or b? should i go left or right? maki

stephen watson has our exclusive one-on-one with the packers star receiver. joyce: and, injuries threaten to derail the badgers' running game for saturday's big 10 opener. dan needles returns for big 12 announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: the packers offense is in a funk. green bay ranks 29th in total yards through two games and 31st in passing yards despite having aaron rodgers at quarterback maybe a change of venue will help. one-on-one with jordy nelson. here's stephen watson. stephanie: next four games for you guys are at lambeau field. how important is that for getting back on track? >> it will be big. it will be fun to be back home. that will put you in a situation to be right there to make the playoffs. stephanie: two full games to test that knee, how is it holding up? >> wonderful. the knee is not a problem at all. stephanie: will be for you to return to lambeau field? >> i think i got over that in jacksonville. for me, football is football once i am out there. it will be a different excitement level. like you said, it will be noisy wh

joining me again is 12 sports stephen watson with a big battle in the classic eight conference . stephen: still working on my voice. next week. stephanie, we don't often say arrowhead and losing record in the same sentence. the warhawks are off to a surprising 1-2 start. the last time arrowhead lost three in a row was 1986. let's just say the war hawks don't take kindly to that stat. done with the blocked punt. nate shultz with the recovery to make it 7-0 warhawks. onto the second quarter now, the fake handoff and look at this , touch pass from the sophomore, right on the money, and jack becker hauls it in 14-0 arrowhead on the road. fast foward to the third now, carson myers on the handoff, and he will power his way right up the middle. 24-0. lakes conference, the waterford wolverines hosting the burlington demons. wolverines claw at the scoreboard early and often. first quarter, quarterback matt korman with the slant pass to aaron champman in the endzone. waterford up 7-0. later in the first, the wolverines go to the ground. they hand it off to junior jared krattiger, who goes

as wisn 12 sports stephen watson reports, howard has fond memories of titletown. stephen: here with desmond howard's. first of all, how does it feel back to be in wisconsin? >> it feels great to be back here. some wonderful memories, just driving down some of the streets , starting to reminisce about my years appear playing with the packers. it is special to be here. i feel blast. stephen: your nfl career, what is this place mean to you? >> wow. oh, man i don't think, it into words. to get an opportunity to play in that game that you watch every year as a child and to win it, you can't put that into words. , and special accomplishment, and like i said, i feel very blessed to have been able to do that. >> what is the one thing you have to do here in wisconsin? >> i don't get a chance to come back often at all because of my job. i travel every weekend. actually, going to lambeau field, it was so special to me to go there with a couple of our producers and see the reactions. it was like a moment. when they stepped in to lambeau field, it was like a moment, s observe

. >> as my friend rob watson has written and i have said so many times, a guy jumps off a building, henks he is lying. -- flying. look at me, i am flying. it is a sudden stop at the end that tells you you're not. >> we are going that way, and we always will. and as soon as we run out of water -- and as soon as we learn to live without that thing, we will live until it is mad max. that is what is going to happen. >> we are not looking far enough ahead, for instance, we are real good with 2, 3 years ahead, but we are not very good with 100 years ahead. >> we are having such a huge effect, and we're not just quite. we're about a generation or two behind the curve, on how to deal with these things. and basically, like a child with matches, we might set ourselves on fire, which in fact we are , setting ourselves on fire. we are destroying the natural , the natural world, overfishing the oceans, over-farming the lands, and just one thing after another, and the natural world on which we depend for our survival is collapsing around us, and if we do not change our ways immediately, our children

they have put that in the brain of watson. >> yes. and actually the modern technique. >> but man put the material in the brain of watson and then in combination man, woman, watson performed theetion remarkable feats of providing essential information to understand disease. >> yes. the watson work on the disease stuff, radiology, the early one is all great. and actually in fact, you can take all these libraries, all the books are electronicment you can ingest all of them. but the p is how important the revolution. is not only are there going to be large companies like google, microsoft, ibm building ai programs. part of what is happening in the cloud, rights, amazon web services, microsoft, google cloud s they are all going to be offering these ai techniques. to their customers to say come bring your data, bring your applications and we will provide ai services to make that a lot better. that is how broad these set of artificial intelligence techniques apply. so some app developer can actually use its services on like, for example, mic

stephanie: coming up 12 sports, stephen watson will have a live preview from our game of the stephanie: the packers leave for florida tomorrow a day before , they face the jaguars in their surprisingly jacksonville's , offense ranked higher than the packers in yards and points last year with second year starting quarterback blake bortles, who set the franchise records in both yards and touchdowns. more than 4400 yards and 35 touchdowns, numbers that have the packers attention. >> just a guy that you have to keep inside. you can't let him get outside , get the throws off because , that's what he is very good at. we have to keep him inside the core and get the rush to him, a lot of people don't know that about him. he's pretty good. i guess a lot of people don't get to see jacksonville on t.v. too much, but he's a good, young player. so we know that. stephanie: it's week four of operation football. our game of the week is a woodland west showdown between new berlin west and pewaukee. 12 sports stephen watson joins us now live from pewaukee with a preview. stephen: good evening. season. i

he spoke about it exclusively with our stephen watson. >> a lot of different opportunities come up. he spoke about it exclusivelythe fun, to get a souvenir for ourselves. going into it, everyone has their goals about how the year was going to go. being on a cereal box was not one of them. anchor: stephen's one-on-one conversation with jordy tomorrow on 12 news at 6:00. will there be a shakeup to the packers offense after last night? anchor: we hear from mike mccarthy next. plus, he was scammed out of $70,000. no one brookfield man is sharing his story. anchor: and a marching band hitting the stage. >> hi, everyone. enjoying a day at the ballpark while helping local kids and animals. >> tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, the first of its-kind event you're invited to this weekend. >> plus, matt salemme will be keeping an eye on any problems on the road live from news chopper 12. live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvon

a man is killed when the at watson pond and spectators watch in horror as several boaters were thrown into the water. >> anchor: so scary two others were also injured in the crash and then amaka ubaka is live in taunton tonight where the investigation is underway. amaka ubaka? >> reporter: nicole, hundreds were watching the boat race when the accident happened. the 39?year?old man from new hampshire was killed instantly on scene. we're told that his young son a fun day of power boat racing at watson pond turns tragic after 3 speed boats collide killing one man and injuring two others. >> i watch the start and when the start came i noticed there was two boats out front and then smoking into that turn. >> reporter: joe, a championship racer for 23 years was in the crowd of hundreds. he said he looked up when the race started and said something just didn't feel right. hooked. the second boat hooked and the third boat just ran right into the front 2. and i knew it was ?? it wasn't good. >> anchor: officials say the first boat spun out at 65 mph causing a pile up. >> a giant splash, a bang

on watson, we do have a partnership with ibm, we are working with ibm and watson. the computing power of watson showed tremendous capabilities in our million vet project. , we haveading research over 550,000 veterans who have given us their blood samples, including my own. we have 20 i did 30 years medical history. 20-30 years of medical history for those veterans. we are mapping genomes. we will be able to predict future potential diseases and solve them before they become a problem. i was with a young lady the other day who unfortunately, we had to do a hysterectomy. she had cancer of the uterus. genome, weping her discovered that she was susceptible to colon cancer. we increased the frequency of her colonoscopies. we discovered precancerous polyps and we were able to remove them. cancer talking about the moonshot. she said the v.a. saved my life and this new technology has saved my life and we need computing power for that. ibm andpartnered with watson and the department of energy. host: a retired vet, anthony in north carolina. i had a unique question. , i've b

it is all stephen watson all the time. joyce: is going to be a crazy dan: it's going to be wild. mark: hopefully the same outcome as last weekend. in the meantime, not pleasant. rain showers continue through the rest of the night. have the umbrella handy. temperatures are chilly. we are dropping into the lower ?? ?? >>> tonight, we're tracking down brad and angelina as angie turns to her inner circle. >> angie doesn't make any decisions without them. >> why she trusts these two women with her deepest secrets, and why the custody battle is getting even what her lawyer once told "e.t." >> there is crying and there is yelling. >> then -- >> dancing surprises, big injuries and clothes coming off. "e.t." has all the backstage gossip. >> plus on the set with the new hunk of "ncis". >> wilmer valderrama's newest take, and which of the stars is pranking him behind the scenes. >> i will find out. >> and -- >> we are in the shower with john stamos who is stripping

stephen watson gets some answers exclusive one-on-one. ? dan: the bucks own the future motto would have sounded a bit hollow if they had allowed one of their young stars to leave through free agency. instead, the bucks have shelled out $100 million to ensure that giannis antetokounmpo will stick around for at least five more years. the greek freak could have wanted to stay around and be the leader of this young team. in just four years, giannis went from anonymity in greece to being a multi millionaire in milwaukee. >> i worked really hard. i have my family here to help me. >> he is getting better as a player and a person. we are very lucky to have him. >> these rookie extensions, if you're betting on the future to a certain extent, he has a body of work does far that we as an organization, i think people around this league think he has packers offense ranks fourth from the bottom in the nfl in total yards, ahead of only the rams, bears and bills. what is wrong with this offense? 12 sports stephen watson has our exclusive one on one with jo

patrick: and stephen watson is , live at this week's operation football game of the week. stephen: that's right. it is a matchup between greenfield and whitnall. i have a lot of friends here on both sides of the ball. have the wit no cheerleaders, the greenfield student section up there, a lot of excitement for operation football tonight. we have a preview coming up in just a few minutes in sports. announcer: get important local news wherever you are with wisn we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 s teri... ...she was born on announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you are watching wisn 12 news is 6:00 with kathy mykleby, joyce garbaciak, weatherwatch 12 chief meteorologist mark baden, and big 12 sports director dan needles. 6:00 continues. patrick: new tonight, dozens of exotic animals in wisconsin are in need of homes. joyce: their current home, an animal rescue facility in the brown county village of hobart, found out

hangs in a few stores, including this yogurt shop not far from jesse wilson's home near i-10 and watson road. >> we feel like we can keep a little bit of hope still for the family, waiting for anything positive to come out. >> but after two months, many businesses don't have the fliers tell us is that this investigation continues. >> no child should go missing that long and you're not even hearing about it anymore. >> jesse last seen on july 18th, his mom making this 911 call after checking his room. >> my son has either climbed out his window, which he has done before, or he has gone out the back door. >> soon after that call, volunteers filled school busses and searched the open desert near the 10 the fbi and buckeye police scoured the house in an early morning search, but they never released what they may or may not have found. back then, in this neighborhood, jesse's picture was everywhere. >> we kept our eye open, walking around, doing the pokemon, like at the park daily or whatever, we just kept our eye open to see if we could find him. >> and now? >> we look still, but -- >> they

stephen: erin hills, stephen watson, wisn 12 sports. patrick: thank you -- joyce: thank you. another big reason this course will play so long is because it will be the first u.s. open since 1992 to play as a par 72 course. coming up in our second half hour, the youth movement that's happening for the packers at the linebacker position as they get ready for sunday's season opener in jacksonville. and the brewers busting out against the cardinals in the surprise upset tonight at the u.s. open. joyce: thank you. we learned a new word. i am not a golfer. wells fargo trusted to hold your money is fined millions of dollars. accused of doing with customer information to help their bottom line. joyce: also ahead, bringing toll roads to wisconsin. lawmakers will soon discuss a plan, but hear why the governor

it happened during a speedboat race on watson's pond yesterday afternoon. the first lost control 65 miles per hour causing a chain reaction crash that ejected all condition. the third operator, a 72-year-old is expected to survive. >>> a man who may or may not be a mobster and may or may not know something about the art heist at gardener museum is apparently not doing so well this morning. attorneys say robert gentile fell in prison and currently in the hospital. the fbi searched his home and property several times looking at the priceless works of art stol gentile denies knowing anything about the crime. >>> also developing this morning, a convicted sex offender is facing murder charges. police say richard moore of danville, new hampshire is accused of stabbing a woman to death last week. the woman was found dead inside her home. now police are piecing together exactly what happened. wbz jim smith reports from reports from danville, new hampshire. >> probably one of the nicest murder victim taken much too soon. it happened this week. body of the woman was