, northeastern wisconsin, southern wisconsin or central wisconsin. >> i've got to ask you a questiony worse. but your team, the milwaukee bucks look like they could win this thing. are they going to beat phoenix? are they going to be the nba champs? is that going to happen? are you going to predict it? >> it's been 50 years, so this is a first for me as well. i think the bucks are definitely going to do this. bucks in six. we are going to take this thing away. i'm happy to talk about the bucks all day. also happy to direct people to the website, mandelabarnes.com. you can do both. >> let me let folks know if you're out there in milwaukee and a fan of the milwaukee bucks, the deer district. if you're attending for the deer district, you can win two free tickets to tonight's bucks game by getting your covid shot. so get your shots. get vaxxed. one day the knicks will be in that position today, i really believe that. good luck in your campaign. come back on the show and you're welcome any time. >> thanks so much. happy to join you. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, the white house an

did you hear what they're doing in wisconsin? it will blow your mind. that's what the political rallies held by the former president are all about. how the election was stolen and real republicans would have overturned the election for him and he'll get the revenge and the supporters should get the revenge on any republican office holder who is don't use the power to overturn election results. that's the ground truth of republican campaigns. right now in the states. when you look at the grounds on which people say they are running. the planks of the platforms that these people are standing on to contest statewide offices. incidentally what's behind the white supremacist weird hitler youth looking march in downtown philadelphia this weekend. right? hundreds of legit white supremacists in matching little dweebie uniforms marching on philadelphia this weekend yelling the election was stolen. the election was stolen. shouting the white supremacist nonsense. like the char lotsville. i will tell you that there's one silver lining of the hitler youth looking w

so that's going to be who's doing the investigation for wisconsin republicans.ith these politicians, now we know how much money is going to these guys to do the investigation of the vote. interesting leader journal is reporting that one men and wisconsin has decided he doesn't want to wait for the results of whatever a dutch sham investigation turns up, he instead is going to conduct his own personal review of the 2020 election and wisconsin quote a new london mena has been making copies of ballots in some communities as he conducts his own review of an election that joe biden nearly won in wisconsin. he has made copies of ballots in at least two dane county communities, verona and west port as well as are the counties that he would not disclosed to reporters. in one county copies of all the ballots from the 2020 election were already posted online but apparently this guy decided he didn't want to reference those images posted online he instead went down to the county and made his own physical copies of the ballots. which i guess is something that he is allowed

i am proud to be mayor of madison, wisconsin, home to over a quarter million people, the wisconsin state capital and home to the flagship campus of the university of wisconsin. i also serve as cochair of climate errors, a network of mayors serving 476 u.s. cities who are committed to this work. chair castor, we really appreciate your engagement with us last year. cities are struggling with challenges including the global pandemic, climate change, and a legacy of centuries of inequitable policymaking, but we have the opportunity to recover and rebuild in a more just, resilient, and sustainable way. we need the support of the federal government now to overcome barriers, resource innovation, and scale solutions. our changing climate exacerbates pre-existing challenges and creates new risks for every city in the united states. madison is facing warmer summers , more precipitation and more extreme storms, among other impacts. warmer summers create dangerous urban heat island impacts. heat is leading cause of weather related deaths. we saw a 47% increase in heat-related emergencies between 201

i am the dean at the university of wisconsin law school. i have written on congress's power under the elections clause before. in a word, one that the u.s. stream court has used repeatedly for allowing 142 years, congress's power over congressional elections under this law -- clause is paramount. under the unambiguous text of the election clause in a long line of supreme court precedent, congress has plenty of authority over the time, lace, and manner of conducting congressional elections. most recent use of this principle was justice scalia's opinion for seven justices in arizona versus intertribal council of arizona in 2013. he referred to the broad and comprehensive scope of congress is election clause power. and the remainder of my testimony i will provide background on what this means and in particular, how it has been construed to the supreme court. the elections clause, the text of which met him chairwoman read earlier allows states to describe rules the conduct of congressional elections. only in so far that congress declines to pre

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and there's also the audit of ballots in, wisconsin being carried out by a crew of random wisconsin citizens including a guy convicted of bank and mail fraud. today, the justice department issued new guidance to states, basically warning them, about conducting these uncertified audits breaking federal law. sanjay department well justice says we are concerned that if they're going to conduct the so-called audits, they have to come decked with federal law. not in a way that will intimidate voters. we will see if that guidance manages to dampen republican enthusiasm for these audits in any of the many states that are considering them. it's hard to find any kind of braking mechanism for this out of control car that the big lie has created. if the election was stolen, the people in power are illegitimate, if americans have been the victim of a vast conspiracy to deprive them of their democracy, what wouldn't you do? one action wouldn't be justified in that situation? today on capitol hill, local election officials from across the country -- country came to testify and how the big lie is affecting

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in 1962, there was a man who cut ceramics at the university of wisconsin in madison, who really wanted to experiment with glass. he worked with a director then, a man named otto witman, to initiate a series of workshops. and the first one happens in march of 1962. and harvey sent out a letter to a group of other ceramic professors around the countries and invited them to come to toledo and participate in a glass blowing workshop where they would experiment. and so, they came here and built a furnace. they did not know how to not glass, so they went to a local scientist who worked at a company called john's man field who made fiber glass. and they began to experiment. there was a tire glass blower who worked at libby, he came in and helped them get the hang of what one does with the glass, and they blew things like these three drugs that you see weighing on at the deck here. they might look like they are rather primitive but the idea here is that these people were experimenting with glassmaking. harvey would go on to develop a very sophisticated bodies of work. and other artists that yo

wisconsin's governor signed a state of emergency declaration to help those affected by the storm and also allows for the national guard to be activated to support recovery efforts. c j poppa ktvu fox two news, yeah, incredible destruction from those storms back here in the bay area, rosemary, we are looking at a beautiful afternoon here as we head into the weekend that cloud covers kind of pulled back nicely. yes, so far inland cities and folks that said, been a little bit too hot for you. i've got some good news. we do have a cool down underway. temperatures trending a little bit lower today and that will continue getting into the weekend outside our doors at this hour live like kira across towards the alameda and you can see a little ripple going on in the water, and i was taking a look at some of those trees out there. and there have a little bend to them. so we do have that onshore breeze. it's going to be breezy. for some. we'll check in on the wednesday just a moment. let's take a look at some of these numbers. 71 degrees right now. mostly sunny for you, santa rosa low sixties

center for justice reports that similar partisan reviews are now taking place or being proposed in wisconsin, in michigan, in georgia, and in pennsylvania. quote, the proposed election reviews failed to satisfy basic security, accuracy, and reliability measures and the auditors themselves fail to meet

and those to be very interested to learn to confirm those in rural wisconsin that have running water, electricity and i found a new invention that was not there whende first biden and asked the president was here when it first ran for senate it is a camera phone and a connection to take a photo and can be submitted electronically. shocking. i know. maybe it hasn't come to san francisco so vice president harris may not be familiar but i encourage everyone to check out these new camera phones that used to use enhance integrity for people voting by mail remotely enroll america. additionally. and those with democratic witnesses during a hearing earlier this year democratic witness stated minority participation was from the 2012 election due to voter suppression. those with self reporting and to reach that conclusion not a scientific poll to reverse engineer the desired result. and then i pointed out with that has doric candidacy. and those to administer elections but on the other hand the multiple election administrators. and then to testify. enter out hr one day will not work in the juri

when i was up in wisconsin, i pointed out, i don't have any people it takes they tell me it takes 4.5 hours to drive from here to chicago. but with the money they have for mass transit here, they are going to be able to do that in two and a half hours. that shows that when it is easier to get someplace by rail them by automobile, it is cheaper and generates a whole lot less carbon footprint. we will create good jobs capping hundreds of thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells to stop methane leaks, which are devastating and protect the health of our communities. these are good jobs. they will position americans and win the 21st century. as we bring home key parts of the american jobs plan, i will make a case for equally critical investments that we still need including those in which i introduce at the same time maybe the most important thing among them was extending the childcare tax credit i just mentioned for another five years, which would significantly benefit middle-class and working-class families. human infrastructure is as essential as our physical infrastructure and will hel

it was, i was just in wisconsin were highlighted of this agreement is going to pave the way for generational investment to modernize our infrastructure, create millions of jobs according to the expert, and what will mean, ever, won't just be in center cities. will be every corners of the state at her nation, really create jobs repairing roads and bridges, replacing 100% of our nation's led water pipes, making a power grid more reliable, delivering high-speed internet to every american home rural and urban. we're going to put people to work building the nation what electric vehicle network, transitioning from diesel school buses and transit buses to electric buses, and bringing in world-class rail service to more americans by reducing and in the process reduce our carbon footprint for example, when i was up in wisconsin i said, i pointed out to the governors, i said i know it takes, i deny many people come couple hundred people against in the audience, said it takes, they tell me for an hours drive from here to chicago. with the money we have for mass transit here, you are going to be able to

were in wisconsin pretty. >> we are going to do it, were going to bring wisconsin records manhattan edisonawrence is great to have you pretty. >> that's right. >> absolutely, were glad you're here for this fourth hour and we have more you predict beautiful day here and hopefully where you are in your neck of the woods but is far as the cdc guidance, you might be confused regardless of what the weather is because one day it's a mask when it is not in one day is a vaccines could be mandatory or maybe they are not. are they allowed to do that or not, if you're confused, is because we are confused. there's a lot of confusing information on the right out with what the cdc may or may not do in the director did not help yesterday. a special report on her channel. she asked about whether or not there could be a nationwide vaccine mandate. here is her answer. >> are you for mandating a vaccine on a federal level. >> that is something that i think the administration is looking into, something that we are looking to see approval after the vaccine and overall i think in general, i am all for lower vac

daniel is the dean of the university of wisconsin law school. the leading authority -- it is the leading a 30 and a scholarship addresses issues of voting rights, free speech and democratic conclusion. he has published over 50 law review articles on a broad scope of topics. he is the author of election law and a nutshell, the second edition and co-author of election law. previously, the dean served as a professor of constitutional law at ohio state college of law and the dean received his jd from yale law school. he is a former civil rights attorney and has worked on various free-speech, racial justice and voting rights cases. and last but certainly not least, the secretary of state, michael adams, secretary adams is kentucky's 86 secretary of state, sworn into his term on january 6, 2020. he established a private practice election law in 20 -- in 2007. he served as general counsel to the republican government association and later expanded his practice representing national political committees, national political figures in statewide campaign

it happened in wisconsin. the problem is when you flee you aren't recognizing that you actually lost and the other party has a majority and the right to pass legislation in line with where the majority of the voters are in that state. this is spot on you flee the stay you are a loser and forced to come back at one point and pay the political price. how embarrassing if you get arrested. and brought back to the state capitol, embarrassing. they may. wisconsin, it will happen. >> harris: one thing to make clear here that the caucus in texas, democratic caucus, donor funds, are said to have paid for those flights and so again we will keep our eye on the money. crystal, you think it's not important but they are doing the people's work. your last quick thought, crystal. >> well again we're focusing on the wrong thing and we should be focusing on why is this legislation even existing? why are we trying to limit people's access to voting? we should be expanding access to voting and be absolutely allowing people to vot

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and it missed the mark. >> reporter: wisconsin's new head of economic development, , missy hughes missygovernor tony evers, just renegotiated the $300 billion in state money down to 80 million, and the state has changed its approach. >> a business is never going to choose a state to relocate or to expand in just based on subsidies that the government is providing. they're going to want to make sure that the work force is there, that their supply chain is there, and that they can be successful. >> reporter: the new deal with foxconn doesn't get back the hundreds of millions already spent on infrastructure, roads and power lines, and buying land and homes. kim mahoney says she and her husband are still willing to sell for the right price in the meantime, there is one benefit. >> it's quiet out here >> reporter: incentives are still a major factor in the cost of doing business and that looms large in our new america's top states for business study coming soon to cnbc but we're also looking at some of the new realities, including what states are doing specifically to help get their companie

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the 27th, indiana third, wisconsin and second, massachusetts fought side by side in a good many battles and we're great friends. so don't let us quarrel anymore. and as we take a look at modern scholarships. generally, this attack is shown as a doomed mistake a failure in the command structure and doesn't place blame for this disaster on the fighting men of either of these regiments. so here we have his burial a calling card for the gar showing just how involved he was in these veterans organizations as well as a later in life photograph published with one of his obituaries. so john rankin dies suddenly at his home in washington dc in october of 1910. he's 63. he leaves behind his wife margaret and three children. and that grave you see is in arlington national cemetery. his memorial statement in the typographical journal the publication for that union he used to work for reads in part in the death of john r rankin a well-known and long-time employee of the government printing office of splendid character has disappeared. it heaps praise upon his decades of work in the printing professi

at least four confirmed tornadoes touching down in wisconsin. ginger zee tracking it all. >>> overseas tonight,he remarkable moment at the summer olympics. america's suni lee nguyens gold in the women's all-around competition. in the pool, swimmer caeleb dressel winning by a fraction of a second. tonight, the american pole vaulter among two dozen new covid cases inside the olympic bubble. james longman in tokyo. >>> billionaire trevor milton charged with fraud. the founder oaf an electric truck company that prosecutors say never produced a single electric truck. gave the false impression the truck was actually drivable. >>> could mililddd m m mdd m mi e bus slamming into a bridge.wrk more than a dozen people more than a dozen people injured. >>> good evening and it is great to have you with us on this thursday night. i'm cecilia vega, in for david. and we do begin with president biden using the power of his office, hoping to convince the unvaccinated to get those shots. the white house announcing today that more than 4 million federal employees

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host: donna is in wisconsin. good morning. go ahead. caller: i know the states want to legalize it. it's another/fund of money. i don't want my surgeon to have as joint before he do surgery on me. i think it's sad you're promoting it. you think it's the greatest wonder drug there ever was. i don't want people that are high working on heavy equipment. it's just stupid. i would rather he had a cigarette and a cup of coffee, not a joint. you are promoting something that is a moneymaker for the states. it is sad. maybe we should legalize heroin, crack, why not? there is good money in that. we can tax it to death. host: that is donna in wisconsin. guest: i'm not ready to say we should legalize heroin or cocaine. that's not the question here. it is illegal for a surgeon to smoke marijuana and do surgery now. it is illegal for him to do it in any state where there is a legal market. almost every american has access if they want to. prohibition has done nothing to get rid of that market. it has been consistent for decades. we want to legalize marijuana. if you don't want to consume marijuan

i'm a citizen of the red cliff band of wisconsin. boy, and i've written extensively about boarding schools. my mother's experience, and many other native topics. good to have and i'm going to stop by, by showing our audience some pictures that promotional pictures for the carlo indian school in pennsylvania. i want you to look at these pictures i, i've been studying them for so long. on one side is the indigenous child. on the other side is what happened to them once they attended this residential school. the promotional pictures were put out there to raise donations and the, it's the 1st off reservation boarding school in the united states, the phrase kill the indian saved the man with famous re cleaned by the schools found a richard henry product. and you can see those pictures from your heart wrenching, you can see on one side coach or the other side, assimilation bodies pies where i want to start my car. this idea of a residential school that us policy so blatant in what it was trying to do wasn't subtle. it wasn't secret, it was

well, my mother is a survivor of saint mary's. indian catholic boarding school in northern wisconsin on the bad river reservation. and i don't, and she passed away in 2011, but i don't think a week went by during my childhood or her entire life when she didn't comment about that negative experience of attending. the sister school she called it was taught by the franciscan nuns, and i think it was very much for her, a message of diminishment of her traditional ways and of traditional culture. and just sort of you know, what she and who she was as a person. and she rebelled against that and i think raged against that her entire life. how do you see that not being out to grapple with who she was as a person because it was deliberately tried to impact her culture, her tone, culture that she grew up in was trying to be changed? well, i think she had a number of mental health issues. you know, that were unresolved is probably p t s d. and she, you know, she actually, her home life was very bad. her parents split up and before she entered the sister school at age 5. so there was a lot of th

i stated for emergency has been declared in wisconsin. and take a look at this lake and southern argentina has turned a shade of pink environmentalists, blame it on pollution from a nearby industrial park. they say the lake is now so contaminated, no fish or wildlife can survive in its iraq is facing a water and potentially a humanitarian crisis. because supplies from iran are drying up. iraq usually relies on its neighbor for a 3rd if it supplies. but new dam projects have cut that by more than 100 reports from the eastern province of the law. this is not a field. it's leak except there is no water. so grass is growing and feeding the sheep like other water streams in eastern iraq. henry lake has been drying up since iran has started diverting with the river flow near its border with iraq. now live in the yellow province is all about drought cannot that were once full of water at all now filled with rubbish. nearby orchards and farm's auto withered, dislocated landscape. about 65 percent of the yellow resident, 3 light on agriculture. ma

host: let's go to michelle, who is calling from wisconsin.id i pronounce the name of your city right? caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. wisconsin, of course, has not legalized it in any way, shape or form, not even for medical. i have a son who has grand mall seizures and marijuana relaxes the brain enough where those seizures can get under control. unfortunately, they will not even take up. they would rather be in bed with pharmaceutical companies and push medications that have a lot more side effects than marijuana. i do not understand up. it is a benefit for those who have seizure disorders, who are in cancer treatments. it helps with your appetite. i do not understand this. wisconsin is a farming state and a dairy state, and our farmers are struggling and i could not tell you how many farms have been shut down because they cannot make it. these farmers have often said if they could grow marijuana, they could get back on their feet. they could change their productivity from dairy to marijuana, yet our state will not even take it u

the national weather service confirmed at least four tornadoes touched down in southeast wisconsin.nds leaving some 90,000 people without power and causing extensive damage to homes and businesses. there's ruff's missing building burns down and. some houses only have, i guess, two sides to them. it's fast who we have a 10 by 14. i believe garden shed and it is literally gone. picked up and just shattered over the yard. wisconsin's governor declared a state of emergency on thursday to provide additional resources for the cleanup in chicago. mike tobin fox news, another warm one far inland communities today, reaching almost 100 degrees for some of those hotspots. we're going to knock those numbers down for your bay area saturday and even a little bit cooler for the weekend on sunday. give you a look here at? uh well, we had a view of san francisco not that long ago and now a lot of low clouds entering into the bay and covering it up, at least from the spanish point, so low clouds along the coastline now entering into the bay, and as we get into the evening hours, it will cross into th

the old order amish of wisconsin want to take their culture alive so they want their kids not to have to go to public high school. we went them out. back in our communities upheld the religious -based exec exemption to a perfectly valid law compulsory education until the age of 16. no we are going to create an exception to that. what justice scalia did in that unfortunate opinion was to call the serious question to overrule and avoid running compensation benefits. but nonetheless limited them essentially to their facts. congress of the united states responded and once again the christian community faith community orthodox communities all rallied around the proposition that no religious or racial is part of our culture. it has been recognized as fundamental to free exercise or what more broadly robert jackson called in flag salute case in 1943 in world war ii the freedom of the mind. we went to protect individual freedom as a matter of individual dignity and a conscientious objection recognition is in a sample of a constitutional republic respecting the dignity of each person's view. o

. >> 20-year-old belgian big jake lived on a horse farm in wisconsin.eighed 2500 pounds. the farm's owner jerry gilbert called jake a superstar and a truly magnificent animal. >> so back in 2010, big jake became the guinness world record holder for the world's tallest living horse. it is a record he held for 11 straight years. and yeah, will be missed. >> those pictures say it all. look howbig he is. wow! >>> next to a ride here in new york city that's been years in the making, in fact, decades in the making. >> this so cool. after being retired in 1969, an historic 118-year-old subway car has been put back into service, but only for a very special event. >> the wooden 1904 car with woven seats and leather straps will be used to carry essential workers in new york's upcoming hometown heroes ticker tape parade. >> if i'm not mistaken, i think that's the mta museum there where they have all sorts of old cars you can check out. it's really cool. it's down in brooklyn. i'm a really big fan. >> taking those special workers in style. >> 118 years old. amazing

i want to ask you a question specific to my state of wisconsin. your office help me out two weeks ago when the legislator had approved -- had a proposal for k-12 education and it jeopardized billions of dollars in federal covid aid. the speed and clarity of your department's assessment ensured that our state legislator reversed course. i want to say thank you. unfortunately there is a new concern with wisconsin legislator. their newest budget proposal being advanced. cuts profits by schools and technical colleges i 647 million and replaces that with the additional state dollars that wisconsin can technically meet the federal maintenance of effort required for k to 12 education. my fear is without additional legislation, the budget gimmick violates the american rescue plan, which says the state cannot use funds providing under this section to directly or indirectly reduce any tax. the legislator is set next week to vote on the state budget. we have major office aware of this, but i'm wondering if you had a chance to take a look at this and if you c

wisconsin senator tammy baldwin chairs the hearing. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. i want to welcome everyone to our first budget hearing of this subcommittee for fiscal year 2022, and dr. woodcock. thank you so much for being here this morning. we are looking forward to your testimony and having a good discussion about the needs of the fda. the responsibilities of the fda are vast and have impact on every american. that's been made even clearer during our response to covid-19. we must continue to invest in safer drugs, safer medical devices and the safest food supply in the world. and for now and for the future. dr. woodcock, i'm looking forward to hearing your visions for the fda and what this committee can do to support your vital work. at work begins now with the fiscal year 2022 budget request that's in front of us, and the request for fda includes an increase of 343 elgin dollars in total budget authority. this increase touches a a wide array of activities at fda inc

remember, wisconsin was one of those states that joe biden build back.ump tore done that joe biden built back. those kinds of comments may gin up support in the republican base and some of his fervent supporters are the comments that will keep independences and suburbanites at bay for supporting ron johnson. that will make his path to re-election that much tougher. >> all right. thanks so much. >> sure. >>> up next, a group of teenagers refuse to wear masks on an american airlines flight forcing the flight to be cancelled. now the faa is involved. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ (upbeat pop music in background throughout) come here! i've got big news! now, nurtec odt can not only stop a migraine it can prevent a migraine as well. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful. one quick dissolve tablet can start fast and last. don't take if allerg