moore from wisconsin for her work on this bill. she's been dedicated and engaged and hard working and willing to compromise to move this effort forward to help a lot of main street businesses that are in my district, her district and the map of america. i also want to thank ms. fudge and mr. gibson for their collaborative efforts and work through the agriculture committee on this bill as well. mr. speaker, this bill is the culmination of over 2 1/2 years' work. in 2012, ms. moore, ms. fudge, mr. gibson and i joined together to introduce legislation that clarified rules under the dodd-frank act with regard to margin clearing and reporting requirements of interaffiliate transactions. what that means is a lot of main street businesses in various industries from agriculture to consumer products that work across international boundaries use this central treasury unit structure to offset competing or offsetting risks and that way they can decide what their total aggregate risk is and then make it much more affordable for a corporation. .

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madison, wisconsin. newly elected republican governor scott walker rejecting a state budget shortfall introduces sweeping legislation called the budget repair bill. >> just like nearly every state across the country, we are broke. >> in order to close the gap, walker's bill proposes broad spending cuts, but also includes something many people don't expect. the elimination of collective bargaining rights for public employee unions. >> walker's plan was to make it much harder for public sector unions to bargain with state, county or local government or school districts. he was saying we're going to take away your right to exist. >> collective bargaining is not a right. in the public sector, collective bargaining is an expensive entitlement. >> state democrats dispute that union bargaining rights affect the state's budget situation and that wisconsin is broke. they also disagree with some of the bill's other provisions, which include privatizing state power plants and overhauling medicare. lena taylor is a

madison library system as well as from the wisconsin historical society.ifferent artifacts related to not only wisconsin he's role in the war but what was happening in each country when the conflict began in the summer of 1914. the war broke out in the summer of 1914 after ferdinand, the heir to the flothrown was assassinated by a member of a serbian military group called the black hand. his goal was to bring all serbs independent of control. v assassination of the heirutn to the thrown, austria pressure on sush ya to allow them to conduct an investigation. austriaa acquiesced except austria be able to use their own police in serbian territory. this led to a standoff and eventually a military confrontation. when austria mobilized against serbia, russia declared that they would help defend the serbs and germany asked russia to stop their mobilization process and threatened they would declare war. down. germany declared war and then there's sort of a cascading affect which then france stepped in in support of russia and then when germany invaded france by wa

he had been out of state serving time in wisconsin for a rape he committed one year ago. >> i'm justad he was caught. i guess he'll pay his dues. >> neighbors who live across the street from pennypack park are relieved to hear that philadelphia police have a 38-year-old robert palen, accused of beating and raping three women in separate assaults at the park in the summers of 2010 and 2011 palen is now in jail, his dna police say helped to put him there. >> evidence recovered from the one victim in august of 2011. that dna was uploaded into the national system. >> reporter: it wasn't until march of this year whenq2 investigators in philadelphia tracked down palen. police in the midwest entered palen's dna in the system after a woman in wisconsin reported that he raped and tried to strangle her. >> his dna was uploaded, matched ours we started this investigation all over again in march. >> reporter: police call this development significant and the beginning of the end, closure for the i$]u)sák detectives and the pennypack park neighborhood. >> definitely feel much safer. there's always

the battle for wisconsin. the badgers looking for their 1500th win all time and kaminski had them off to a great start. >> kaminski down low. a little right hand jump hook. such a versatile player. he can do it from the three-point line. great job with the blocked shot. wisconsin bouncing back from that loss to duke. >> badgers in transition. josh gather. bottoms up from downtown. at the break, second half. kaminski can pass, too. the big fella kicking it out to gasser. they get it done on the road. the football team hoping to end the day the right way against cardell jones. big ten championship game coming your way in minutes. retirement solutions from new york life can help you keep good going. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. and, by some miracle... a little differently. she actually said "yes." to m

chos that's where the strength of the holdings of the university of wisconsin are. so a lot of material on germany's role, as well as what was happening in belgium and france. so we wanted to bring these sources to the fore.oor and really sort of focus on jus the western combat experience. okay. so these first cases here in tht collection focus on the outbreak of the war in different d countries. so here is what we're calling germany mobilizes for war. and within the case, you can see different images of -- here for example, crowds assembled in in berlin, to receive news that net germany was declaring war on russia. and right here, the kaiser is greeting a crowd from the royal palace. anladce the kaiser wilhelm is sitting on his horse. some of the more interesting pe aspects of what he have for this exhibit are the material culture objects that andy stengel had donated. so within just this case, we have two different pins that were passed around in germany ad during the war. these include a pin calling on germans not to forget their colonies. this was a reminder tha

that the federal government owns to the people of wisconsin. they will be the best stewards of that land. the same thing in oklahoma and colorado and california and washington state, arizona. and in nevada where it's the largest percentage ownership by the federal government, we have to kowtow to a bunch of bureaucrats in washington for the people of the state of nevada to do what is in the best interests of the state of nevada, the land that is there? that makes no sense. i have mentioned the bill's not deficit neutral. $310 million, including more than $200 million in costs to the national park system are going to come through with this bill. and unless you assume nothing's going to happen that's authorized in this, there is no way you can deny that this isn't going to cost another half a billion dollars a year. as a matter of fact, i found it interesting, listening to the chairwoman of the energy committee just this past week when she was excited about this land package because we're clearing all the old land pieces of legislation. so we're

when i was 16 i moved to milwaukee, wisconsin. my mother and then in 1992, that's when i caught my case. i had a good life, good parents, even though they were separated. but it was a good life. but it was a good life. never needed anything. i worked. it's just one of those things. i'm just another man in another prison, just one of the guys. >> "b" range, joe. >> i'm not an angel, i can tell you that. you understand? i mean, i'm not here for being an angel, i can tell you that, but, you know, i'm not a monster like everybody believes me to be. >> both the wisconsin and iowa departments of corrections have filed attempted murder charges against nieves. he refuses to discuss any of his cases. >>> up next -- >> as i was walking away, i turned around, i looked and one of the hunters shot me. he missed me. i turn around and i shot him. then i just start shooting all of them. >> we meet isp's most notorious inmate. ç??çwowog?w?k?o >>> right now on msnbc, a deadly case of sport and violence. a minnesota man is under arrest this afternoo

estimates of total spending in wisconsin have reached $25 million. holy schlitz. and some of that cash comes from my pac pals at americans for prosperity, funded by billionaire industrialist charles and david koch. they're like the olsen twins of factory run-offs. americans for prosperity has even sent out these actual helpful absentee ballot applications to democratic districts. now, they had to rush these to print, so some people complained about inaccuracies, but it's minor stuff, like instead of instructing do you send your ballot to the local municipal clerk, where ballots are officially collected, the address on this is "absentee ballot application processing center," which, and this is interesting, does not exist. but i'm sure the koch brothers were going to hand deliver those ballots to the proper location once they've separated them from the mail sent to wisconsin family association and wisconsin right to life, the two other conservative groups to use that anonymous po box. because why else would they go to the trouble to give democratic voters helpful in

moore from wisconsin for her work on this bill. she's been dedicated and engaged and hard working and willing to compromise to move this effort forward to help a lot of main street businesses that are in my district, her district and the map of america. i also want to thank ms. fudge and mr. gibson for their collaborative efforts and work through the agriculture committee on this bill as well. mr. speaker, this bill is the culmination of over 2 1/2 years' work

in wisconsin, anyone older than 10 is presumed to be an adult. of payton sat down with david muir for this. >> it's about making sure payton feels safe and that she can move on with the rest of her life with no fear. >> reporter: it all started seven months ago in wisconsin, just outside of milwaukee. >> appears to be stand. >> she appears to be what? >> stabbed. >> reporter: the three girls were on a birthday sleepover where they went missing. payton came crawling out of the woods with wounds. >> they had run away and the police hadn't found them yet and we just knew that payton told us that morgan stabbed her and the police hadn't been able to find the girls. >> police believed those girls were walking. >> yeah. >> they were going to find a mansion in the woods. >> yeah, the mansion in the woods. >> reporter: slender man a fictitious character that the girls wanted to impress. >> a major search by ground. >> police are still on the scene here. >> two 12-year-old girls stabbing their friendly nearly to death is unimaginable any time, but especia

wisconsin is on that list and wisconsin governor scott walker joins us now live from madison. governor, good to see you today. >> great to be with you. thanks for having us on. >> tell us why you decided to sign on. what are were your concerns for you as a state? >> well, this is one where the president has clearly overstepped his bounds and as a chief executive just like my fellow governors elsewhere across the country, we understand that we have to work with our legislative bodies, that we don't make the laws, we have to work with the legislative branch to make the laws. as the chief executive and the same level as governor, you can sign something into law, you can veto it, or you can let it stand but you cannot make the law. this is not something that we're just saying. the president himself for years now -- for years up until just a few weeks ago was saying that he wasn't the emperor of the united states, he was the president of the united states, that there was no legal standing. yet in a bit of frustration after the election he went forward with something he himself said

service reaches these wisconsin communities. but by continually chipping away at the substantial service network, the postal service is developing into an urban package delivery system at the expense of rural americans and rural wisconsinites. you know, the preponderance of this idea of closures and consolidations say it's counterproductive to delay these closures because they should happen as soon as possible. they say that congress has failed to act and that the postal service has been left with no alternative but to close more processing facilities. well, i agree on one point, and that is that congress has indeed failed to act. and we must. congress has failed to act, and i don't know how many have sort of heard this in relation to bills to try to fix problems. have you ever seen somebody presented an idea and they say, well, look, everybody who's a stakeholder hates this so it must be a good bill? well, i kind of disagree with that proposition that it has to be that way. i can tell you that there is another way forward and t

i think the nation needs to look at wisconsin. other two parts of our bill. but, you know, the day that governor walker signed our bill, our family and a number of other families who had lost children to police officers walked in, and there were the directors of five police unions standing shaking our hands and we were shaking our hands back. we worked with them. police need to be a part of the solution. there are great cops out there but they're the quiet majority right now. again, there's no tech fix to a systematic or cultural issue. the camera is going to help but there are other things and we'll release it shortly in an article on politico article coming out very soon and we'll share with the nation what we learned over the last ten years here in wisconsin. >> all right, michael. david, let me get to you here as a former police officer, do you think there needs to be a change on a federal level on how police-related deaths are investigated? >> not necessarily. the rule for the federal government should be to start collecting

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joining me is the gentleman in question, the congressman newly elected from wisconsin and also mark -oining us. do you stick to your comments? the 35,000 is a number i've never heard before. where are you getting your numbers? >> that is from the fiscal bureau. you get different numbers depending how much a single parent is making and how many children they have. the example i used is an example is if a single party is making $10,000 a year and two children one in school age and one in preschool. i object you characterizing me in going after welfare recipients. i'm angry at the politicians who allowed it to get out of control and create a situation where if a parent wants to get married they could lose $35,000 in benefits. >> i want to get back to that in a moment. are you aware of the program that mr. grothman just talked about and is that number correct in your opinion? >> i served with glenn in the legislature and co chair of the finance committee. i worked with that bureau a lot. you can give it any amount of information for what you want to get back. the numbers are fictional and

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the good folks in wisconsin today formed a group called "wisconsin friends of john muir," who seek to separate his life and legacy equally in wisconsin. local efforts established john county park next to his boyhood home site. since that time in the 70's and land wastional acquired around his beloved mountain lake farm and protected under state management. additionaln protective parcel was acquired by the national heritage land trust of wisconsin. it is essentially owned by the u.s. wildlife service. the purchase will permanently protect nearly 200 additional acres of high quality woodland, prairie, and wetland habitat, including the eight acres of land originally settled by john years father, daniel, adjacent to the existing wildlife refuge and park. sierra club vice president spencer black gave a keynote speech on october 15 of this year in madison, wisconsin, celebrating the protection. his speech recognize that while while john muir failed to preserve the land in his lifetime, efforts have protected the landscape and inspired john muir to protect our while places. the wisconsin ch

david henry is now live with more. >> reporter: he first had to face the charges in wisconsin where he eventually had to plead guilty and then resisted exticion in philadelphia and is here now facing charges in a series of vicious rapes. >> brutal. he is a brutal individual. >> 39-year-old robert palin is accused of attempting to kill and raped a woman he met online. and they say he raped three women here along pennypack park, and that they were viciously brutalized before they were raped. >> he knocked them unconscious and removed their clothing and continued beating them and they had fractures and multiple facial injuries. >> that palin met all of his victims at this convenience store, just a few blocks from where he lived at the time and not far from the park, police were on the case in 2011 and after a composite sketch two women came forward and said she was assaulted in july of 2010 and another woman claiming a similar case in 2010. this past march palin was arrested in wisconsin and his information was entered into a data base and they got a match and two victims identified him f

the good folks in wisconsin today formed a group called "wisconsin friends of john muir," who seek to separate his life and legacy equally in wisconsin. local efforts established john muir county park next to his boyhood home site. since that time in the 70's and 80's additional land was acquired around his belovedhis site. 1970 that time, in the back in 1980's, additional land all around his farm and protected under state management. in additional protective parcel was acquired national heritage land trust. it will eventually be owned by the u.s. wildlife service. 38 acres of land john nally settled by muir's father, daniel, adjacent to the existing wildlife refuge. sierra club vice president spencer black gave a keynote speech at an october 15 event this year in madison, wisconsin. recognized that the muir failed to preserve the lifetime, s successful conservation efforts over the years have finally protected much of the landscape that inspired john muir to protect our wild places. sierra club's e called the hapter is john muir chapter. re in northern california, we have the home th

the good folks in wisconsin today formed a group called "wisconsin friends of john muir," who seek to separate his life and legacy equally in wisconsin. local efforts established john muir county park next to his boyhood home site. >> this year and it did -- additional parcel was required and will eventually be owned by the u.s. fish and wildlife service. it will detect it early 200 additional acres of high quality woodlyn, prairie, and wetland ofitats, including 38 acres land originally settled by john years father daniel, adjacent to the existing wildlife refuge in your part. spencer black gave the keynote speech at october 15 event this year in madison wisconsin. the speech recognized that no -- though mere failed to preserve the land in his lifetime, successful conservation efforts have finally protected much of the landscape that inspired john your to protect it. a note that the wisconsin chapter is called the john your chapter. here in northern california we have the home that john your lived in for much of his adult life. this year is not only the 50th anniversary of the wilder

jay in wisconsin. where is partyville, wisconsin? ccaller: that is in central wisconsin. host: near eau claire. caller: yes, a little bit. i would like to make the observation that the republican quite to the ng right. in other words, libertarian antiestablishment. if the gop installs an established candidate such as the ones you have been the popular t -- ones -- it is really going to drive a wedge. it is going to drive more and more the right, people towards, yyou know, a small government. more libertarian, originalists. the same time, the democrat party seems to be going off the cliff on the left. so it is going to be an epic battle here coming into the next number of years. host: so, who would you like? ccaller: pence is a good one. host: what about your governor walker? caller: he is something else. i would not vote for him in the elections for president, but i would vote for him in the general. host: why would you not vote him in the primary? caller: well, i think there are some better people other. plus, i would rather have him here in the state for a few more year

cal basketball team takes on 6 rank wisconsin.ting out with hamstring >> red hot warriors play host to sacramento tonight. golden state looking for eighth straight win at home after missing 21 games for ham injury david lee returns to the line up. warriors had it under control from the start. curry steal and lay up. played 16 minutes. chipped in with 6 points and 7 rebounds. now in transition. curry with the lob to thompson. team high 35. the dish to him for the dunk. hotel difficult came off the bench with contrary high 18 points. warriors cross 128-108 improve to league best 23 and 3. cal hosting sixth rank wisconsin. wallace with the steal and dunk. he led the bears with 17 points. banners had one of the best big men in the country 7 footer frank who puts in the reverse. big guy can also hit from outside. finished with 14 points as wisconsin wins 68-56. bears drop to continue and two shark ins anaheim tonight. tied in the third. san jose young gun team up. him if to carlson first nhl goal for the 24-year-old. game over time les

robert palen was already hyped bars in wisconsin. tonight he's back here in philadelphia facing even more charges. police believe palen is behind two sexual assaults at penny park two years ago. good evening iain page. after several years of hard police work the alleged attacker is being held on a mass suv bail tonight. fox 29's joanne pileggi is live at philadelphia police headquarters with the story. joanne? good evening everyone. there's a sense of relief in a philadelphia community after police make a high profile arrest in a series of brutal sexual assaults. and police say it was a combination of gum shoe detective work and modern technology that helped them solve this case. >> it's a good thing they caught him. real good thing. you don't need a predator like that running around. >> reporter: special victims unit detectives have charged former philadelphia construction worker robert palen in connection with the string of brutal rapes that started back in 2010 in pennypack park. >> old school detective work getting -- identifying

i'm getting a head coach from the university of wisconsin. here i am walking on and being part of the team. >> here he is. >> great guy. everybody roofs him good what a phenomenal story he has, leslie thanks very much. >>> here we are in the next half an hour we have outrage over a new target clothing ad we will tell you all about it. >>> are you heading to atlantic city toy ring in the new year? get ready to pay. we will tell you why you will be spending more for a hotel room then just about anywhere else in the the country. >>> the mummers are making last minute preparations before they strut down broad street, we will take a look behind the scenes, coming up. >>> and then at 6:00 o'clock. >> this holiday veterans will be waiting for your call ready, willing and able to get you home safe this new years eve, i am will's justin finch with more on this one of a kind designated driver >>> we're following breaking news at this hour, chopper three is still live at this moment over drexel hill delaware veil. we know there has been a shooting near

madison library system as well as from the wisconsin historical society.cts related to not only wisconsin he's role in the war but what was happening in each country when the conflict began in the summer of 1914. the war broke out in the summer of 1914 after ferdinand, the heir to the flothrown was assassinated by a member of a serbian military group called the black hand. his goal was to bring all serbs independent of control. v assassination of the heirutn to the thrown, austria pressure on sush ya to allow them to conduct an investigation. austriaa acquiesced except austria be able to use their own police in serbian territory. this led to a standoff and eventually a military confrontation. when austria mobilized against serbia, russia declared that they would help defend the serbs and germany asked russia to stop their mobilization process and threatened they would declare war. down. germany declared war and then there's sort of a cascading affect which then france stepped in in support of russia and then when germany invaded france by way of belgium, b

the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. petri: no further requests for speakers and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. nolan: mr. speaker, i relinquish the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. mr. petri: i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 579. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, and the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? mr. petri: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass amended h.r. 5926 as -- 4926, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: house calendar number 143, h.r. 4926,

cal basketball team takes on 6 rank wisconsin. sitting out with hamstring >> red hot warriors play host to sacramento tonight. golden state looking for eighth straight win at home after missing 21 games for ham injury david lee returns to the line up. warriors had it under control from the start. curry steal and lay up. played 16 minutes. chipped in with 6 points and 7 rebounds. now in transition. curry with the lob to thompson. team high 35. the dish to him for the dunk. hotel difficult came off the bench with contrary high 18 points. warriors cross 128-108 improve to league best 23 and 3. cal hosting sixth rank wisconsin. wallace with the steal and dunk. he led the bears with 17 points. banners had one of the best big men in the country 7 footer frank who puts in the reverse. big guy can also hit from outside. finished with 14 points as wisconsin wins 68-56. bears drop to continue and two shark ins anaheim tonight. tied in the third. san jose young gun team up. him if to carlson first nhl goal for the 24-year-old. game over time

wisconsin is the first state to do something like this statewide.t's that state's effort, basically, to mid gait the conflict of interest that can be inhirnt e hir inhisht e hirnt in the way we investigate most of those cases now. donte's case was the first case to be handled under the rules. two were picked to lead the investigation. then, ichb stead of going to a grand jury, the district attorney in milwaukee looked at their work and made the decision himself whether the officer would face charges. now, hamilton's family is questions eed all along whether these ajents were actually ind pen dent. they were working too close to police with e in milwaukee. protests continue throughout this time. on friday, we saw the interstate blocked. on srd, the national guard began calling up reserve officers. finally, this morning, nearly 8 months after dantre hamilton's death, the district attorney e attorney announced that he would not seek state criminal charges against the officer involved in this shooting. the distriblgt attorney says e says that because he

he was picked up in wisconsin where he was arrested on a separate sex crime.the philadelphia cases through dna. >>> new at 4:30 the pursuit to turned to tragedy. the nbc 10 investigators ask local prosecutors way the hundred to are one suspect led officers through a suburb at high speeds. >>> the cold end to 2014 i'll tell you how we'll start 2015. ahead, things could get messy by the weekend. details head in my nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>>;;í@ coming up tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00 2014 has been a brutal year for atlantic city and more changes are ahead in the new year. here with former a.c. gaming giant donald trump says about the casino crisis. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> right now at 4:30 a police pursuit in delaware county ends with one dead and another driver in critical condition. we've brought you this story yesterday afternoon as6=oúy breaking news. the nbc 10 investigators learned it started with what police say was a simple traffic violation. >> it has investigative reporter mitch blocker looking into why police pursued the suspect i

and police made the connection last march when robert palin was arrested for a rape in madison, wisconsin, when his dna went into a data base it matched up here in philadelphia. he is being returned to face charges here the first case was july of 2010, and august of 2010 and the third in august of 2011, the m.o. is the same in all cases, a 26-year-old woman was raped in the wooded area along crest coavenue she told police she was coming out of a convenience store. he offered her a ride home and then stopped at the park and punched her in the fasz and raped her. >> mr. palin is charged with two counts of rape, and attempted murder and aggravated assault on a pathtern investigation that special units developed in august of 2011. >> palin was arraigned on the charges yesterday and is being held on $5 million bail and in each case a total of 10$10 million and plead guilty in wisconsin and that is why it took long to get him back here to philadelphia to face the charges after he was connected to those cases, he will be facing a preliminary hearing in march. david henry channel 6 "action news."

madison library system as well as from the wisconsin historical society.ts related to not only wisconsin he's role in the war but what was happening in each country when the conflict began in the summer of 1914. the war broke out in the summer of 1914 after ferdinand, the

with the best chance of winning this year might be wisconsin's melvin gordon... the junior running back has gone over 100 yards in all but one game this season, and he's been really strong in big ten play... he truly made some noise in the heisman conversation with his record-breaking 408-yard performance against nebraska. gordon currently leads the nation in rushing yards, which usually gets you an invitation to new york at the very least. with over 2000 yards rushing on the season, gordon is a strong candidate for the award... if he wins, he would be the third wisconsin badger to take the trophy, joining alan ameche and ron dayne... .. it's pretty rare for a wide receiver to win the heisman... only three receivers have ever done it, with desmond howard being the most recent in 1991... but alabama's amari cooper has as good a shot as anyone... the thing he has going for him is the title of "best player on the best team," which is usually a great way to get a lot of votes... alabama entered this weekend's s-e-c championship with a shot to punch its ticket to the

robert palen was already hyped bars in wisconsin.ht he's back here in philadelphia facing even more charges. police believe palen is behind two sexual assaults at penny park two years ago. good evening iain page. after several years of hard police work the alleged attacker is being held on a mass suv bail tonight. fox 29's joanne pileggi is live at philadelphia police headquarters with the story. joanne? good evening everyone. there's a sense of relief in a philadelphia community after police make a high profile arrest in a series of brutal sexual assaults. and police say it was a combination of gum shoe detective work and modern technology that helped them solve this case. >> it's a good thing they caught him. real good thing. you don't need a predator like that running around. >> reporter: special victims unit detectives have charged former philadelphia construction worker robert palen in connection with the string of brutal rapes that started back in 2010 in p

a massive flood destroys a community and washes homes down the wisconsin river. >> i thought there's way. that can't happen here. i remember when the rooftops went through, i was like -- it was surreal. i couldn't believe it. >> almost like it was a nightmare that we were pinching ourselves hoping we'd wake up. we were in a state of shock. we just could not believe it was happening. >> it's the height of summer tourist season in the wisconsin dells, a midwestern resort area famous for its water parks and boating. >> since i was a kid, we went to the water parks, big chief and all that. >> also a quieter year all year round. >> we wanted to find the perfect setting for a home, which we did. >> tim and liz fram built their family's dream home on picturesque lake delton and raised their three young children on its shores. >> the entire family just absolutely loved boating, resonated well with what we wanted to do and very relaxing, peaceful. to me and my family, it was the ultimate spot to live. >> but their peaceful sanctuary is disrupted on sunday, june 8. the lake levels are rising i

so with zero percent of precincts caring, the next president of the united states will be wisconsin governor, scott walker. congratulations, sir! well deserved. ooooh, they love you. i'm calling this for governor walker right now because he has proven that he is smarter than he looks, sounds and governs. he knows that if you want to get elected in this country as a republican, you can't just appeal to white people. you also need to appeal to jewish white people. >> a number of high-profile republicans with sights on the 2016 presidential bid are returning from a weekend in sin city where they addressed the republican jewish coalition's annual spring gathering. among those names, wisconsin governor scott walker. >> governor scott walker-- >> hoping to get the blessing and fortune of casino mogul sheldon adelson. >> stephen: yes, the walker campaing wants the blessing and fortune of sheldon adelson, but he's not greedy. he'll settle for the fortune. and walker's affection for the jewish people is genuine. in fact, madison's "the capital times" has published a letter dating from walker's time a

one day later, milwaukee governor scott walker called up -- wisconsin governor scott walker called uphe national guard to be on standby. on tuesday a group of protesters staged a die-in at mayfair mall. they lay on the ground and read out loud 14 reasons why black lives matter -- 14 is the number of times dontre hamilton was shot. on monday, his brother spoke outside the federal courthouse. family, they've cried too long. as a people, we are done crying. upre not going to cover injustice with our feelings. we're not going to be laid back and stay sheltered from justice. we deserve justice. my family, i love my family, i love my brothers. fight that we're going to endure. we are going to stay strong. we're not going to waiver. we're not going to let it pass. or not going to turn our back no more. >> meanwhile, the justice department has announced a federal review of the case. well, for more, we go now to milwaukee, wisconsin, where we're joined by democratic state representative mandela barnes. he joins us from the pbs station . we welcome you to democracy now! can you start off by giv

the blue devils shot 65% to beat wisconsin 80-70. and iowa upset 12th ranked north carolina 60-55 handing the tar heels their first home loss of the season. >>> a utah student hit a lucky half-court shot. during a time-out at the wichita state versus utah game. he pockets 600 bucks. >>> it's about that time of year when crazy fantasy football bets are paid off. check this out. this man had to re-create the popular music video, "chandelier." leotard, dance moves and all all that's fun to watch. >>> just ahead, why your flu shot might not work. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, welcome back to "early today." i'm meteorologist dominica davis. we're talking rain for the west coast. since sunday, san francisco picked up 4 1/2 inches of rain and we're still looking at those showers. light showers will be around san francisco today. the heavier rain will be concentrated to the north and we will see some winter weather in parts of washington and oregon, even into western montana. phoenix getting slammed by the rain as well. th

. >> a man brings "frozen" to life in wisconsin. >> a wisconsin man used a popular disney film to dreamup a surprise for his grandson but he had to bait weeks for frozen weather. he designed a 4' tall copy of olaf from "frozen," and a storm delivered enough snow to built the masterpiece. >> it looks amazing. he is ready to try designing more cartoon snow characters. all he needs now is for elsa to come by and wave and make the lovely olaf come to life. >> and you can sing for us. ♪ do you want to build a snowman, snowman ♪ >> all the sogs are great. >> that does it for us. thanks for joining us. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! ho-ho! oh! hello, and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews. some of you might know me from brooklyn nine-nine... [cheers and applause] but today it's all about millionaire! [applause] our returning contestant has been married for 46 years, is the mother of four, and the grandmother of two so she's got a lot of reasons to win big today. from new york, new york, it's sherry greenspan! [cheers and applause] >> terry! >> oh, come over here. how you doing? >> oh, grea

. >> it took three years of searching and a 900 mile trip to wisconsin. tonight, police say a man responsible for a series of rapes in penny pack park is back in philadelphia to face jus tisz. they're holding rob ert palin on 10 million dlarsz bail after announcing his arrest today, investigators say he raped three women in penny park park back in 2010 and 2011. they found palin in a wisconsin jail after linking him to the philadelphia cases through dna. >>> an update on breaking news that sky force 10 was over philadelphia at 6:00 tonight. police tell us it was likely a diabetic issue that caused a driver to crash into ben jrksz arksz min rush arts academy. >>> two women are accused of shoplifting at the cherry hill mall and using a baby to hide the cosmetics. police say the two hid $500 worth of products from sephora underneath a baby saturday. police say the woman hid the cosmetics underneath a 4-month-old sitting in a stroller. both are charged with shop lifrting and using a jive nile to commit a criminal offense. >>> the hunt for the flight's 162 vic