dyke have a secret affair on mary tyler moore? >> i had a real crush on her. >> stories you've never heard from the tv icon and you have betty white with her still acting at 95. >> and kelly clarkson's new mommy confession, her plans for her baby's first christmas and the one star people confuse her with? we don't stand alike. we don't look alike. i don't care for surprises. they induce needless excitation and unseemly emotional outbursts. that's why i like techtracker from time warner cable. it sends me an email or text that maps exactly where my technician is and when he'll arrive. no long waits. he falls into that booby trap by the shed. [rustling outside] he'll be fine. time warner cable. >> 'tis the season for kelly clarkson and it's a first for new son. >> you know what? i know. it's so second child syndrome, y'alll okay, because i learned from river last christmas. she doesn't know what's going on. he's 7 months old so he's going to be, like, ooh! he doesn't even do anything yet. kelly telling us she loves the holidays. in

i'm not sure i covered all your questions. >> thank you >> commissioner moore >> as a management plan and as a programmatically eir it is worth our while to get numbers. we have a lot of people talk about mount davidson, mcclaren park and 8032 areas which comprise about 2300 acres we need to look at the management area within the larger acreage of those 32 sites. we need to look at the existing trees and the numbers of trees which will be affected over a 20 year time frame. that's a very [inaudible] approaches are most like doing structural engineering but not doing the whole structure in one day. so this is perhaps very simplistic and i.e. intentionally kept the one size which is a special discussion out of the thing.of which at the end of 20 years about 3450 would be removed. that means about all this linear mathematics. nothing else. in means about 174 four trees per year over the entire area of 32 areas. it's not going to be like picking 10 trees out of those 20 areas but if you break it down and unfortunately don't have any flow charts or graphics with particularly layout of the

in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says it needs to happen before quote "more people die". he says four people have died in the milwaukee county jail in the last six baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde claims clarke has "abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." in response the sheriff released a statement comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. bucky is bad! in a good way, of course! yeah, the badgers football team was a pleasant surprise for many fans now, they're vying for the big ten championship on saturday night. but their season wasn't a surprise inside the locker room. brandon cruz joins us from indianapolis with more. "lucas oil stadium is a familiar place to some of the badgers. unfortunately, their

. >> reporter: dna detective cece moore has been up all night. she can't get out of her head the notion that someone has been abandoning babies. she's determined to help those two now-grown up half siblings, janet and dean, find their mystery birth mother. and at 2:00 a.m., she strikes gold -- a dna match to yet a third sibling. but all she's got to go on is the woman's date of birth. >> so i went into the california birth index, put her date of birth and someone came up. her name was julie christine doe. that's what they use for a foundling. >> what went through your head? >> i could not believe it. we had two foundlings, now we have three foundlings. >> reporter: two is shocking enough. three is unprecedented. although they had different fathers, all three shared the same mother. who is she? did she do this by herself? why would she abandon them? ce cece's research reveals a familiar refrain, a baby hours old, umbilical cord still attached, wrapped in a towel. >> julie was left at the happy market. >> reporter: it was in the wee hours of a janu

steve moore always fun to talk with you. >> hilly recommend your book. >> dow 30,000. >> and liz peak. >> we'll start with you, we'll stay with you for two questions, next time, steve moore, got a balance this out. kidding, steve. >> up next, president-elect vowing to be much tougher on terror than his predecessor, steve forbes is here next, stay with us, we'll be right back. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] joining me forbes editor-in-chief, steve forbes. a lot of counsel coming from the white house to the president-elect. trump being told not to rely too much on executive orders. does obama

steve moore always fun to talk with you. >> hilly recommend your book. >> dow 30,000. >> and liz peak. >> we'll start with you, we'll stay with you for two questions, next time, steve moore, got a balance this out. kidding, steve. >> up next, president-elec vowing to be mh tougher on terror than his predecessor, steve forbes is here next, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in great tasting crystals. joining me forbes editor-in-chief, steve forbes. a lot of counsel coming from the white house to the president-elect. trump being told not to rely too much on executive orders. does obama have any idea of its absurdity? >> the thought that trump would be so naive. okay, mr. president, that's a great idea. lou: it's peculiar. and it's peculiar, this wrestling match that's going on between the incoming administration and congress as to which will go first. a tax cut or replace and reveal obamacare. yo

supreme court last month heard oral argument in the case moore versus texas. a case questioning that state's criteria for determining of an intellectually disabled person can be sentenced to death. in 2002, the supreme court ruled that executing a quote mentally retarded person violated the constitution's eighth amendment ban against cruel and unusual punishment. this argument is an hour. >> argument this morning, moore versus texas. mr. sloan? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in atkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disable end in hall versus florida this

in for pam moore. >> vicki:crews are still out, searching the building, but it is believed the bodies of all the victims have been recovered. we have team coverage tonight as families and friends cope with this tragedy. >> vicki:kron4's alecia reid spent the day with friends of the victims hearing their stories. >> steve:we begin with kron4's jr stone. he is live at the fire scene with brand new information >>at this time we have emergency >> reporter:that in connection with the oakland warehouse fire that left 36 people dead. tuesday crews spent the day not only clearing the rubble but focussing their efforts on the back side of this warehouse where they believe the fire started. >>sot my understanding is that there is lamps and refrigerators and electrical closely examined all of those. >> reporter:out of the 36 victims, 30 of those families have been notified about their loved one. five other families will be notified in the coming hours, and authorities are still working to identify one of the victims. >> reporter:tuesday the city made 30 years of public records available in conne

commissioner moore was corrected enough to look at this in different sides and i think mount davidson was the product of much discussion today. so let me just kind of flip up there if i can find it quickly. at mount davidson, the proposal calls for a total of 1600 trees over a 20 year period. 9400 of them would remain. that is-that is what the plan would also be allow. other specific sites that came up. i think glen canyon if i can find it. glen canyon, 5880 trees. the plan discusses the removal over a 20 year period of 120. i do one or we emphasize the 121 the planting >> that was my next question. can i-we are not removing them >> correct. >> we are doing a one-to-one removal >> removing and replacing and doing a lot of other good habitat. removing mature trees and planting trees that need to grow but you've heard a lot a lot of land management agencies [inaudible] the presidio needs to be regional parks. just to name a few. there is aging and it he spoke from his expense [inaudible] there's not a land management agency that is an actively manage and maintain its urban forest. it's

kate moore is with blackrock, $5 trillion in assets. so they know a thing or two about buying. good to see you again. >> >> good to be here. >> we are having this debate on the financials right here on this desk. what about this notion about them being underowned? does that hold true and by what measure? >> look, i actually tend to agree with that. i have great sympathy with the statement that financials may be overbought in the year term but are actually fundamentally underowned. i think the rotation within the equity market, particularly into banks, was happening far before the u.s. election. and we just saw the u.s. election as an accelerant for the stocks. but from a macro perspective, we were already in very good shape. we believe in the reflation and growth story from a fundamentals perspective, you can't argue with the strength of the big balance sheets. valuations, even after this rally, multiples are only up a point and a half. and i agree, as i said before, with the point that sentiment is not overly bullish on banks. there's a disconnect between what people say and w

. >>> kate hudson, demi moore and daughter rumer willis got their guide pop-up shop. >> a teddy bear that does yoga poses for $30. a real steal because it is known for over the top extravagance. >> what's the most expensive item here. >> the algae styler was a gift. it basically is a dry-cleaner at home and it saves a trip to the dry-cleaner and you put something in and in under an hour it's done. the $2,000 dry-cleaner may be the most expensive item in the l.a. store, but online you can there is a $8300 yurt which is basically a tent or a $800 razor or how about chocolate toothpaste for $120? >> who comes up with this list? >> so there are 600 products and they're picked out by gwyneth and the team. >> the person on the list who really wants tt live like gwyneth, there's the infrared sauna, price tag, just shy of $2300. >> i love the infrared sauna. everyone in this store. there are $10 stocking stuffers to over the top finds like caviar to go. >> wait a minute. one more time. caviar to go. >> caviar to go. 30-gram tins are $100. >>> i'm a candy cane in a stockinn kind of girl, but

we'll ask trump economic advisor steve moore how the president-elect will respond. melissa: back to the markets. the dow snapping a seven-day record winning streak, ending down 117 points. we're down more than 200 point away from 20,000. exxon, caterpillar, dupont are among today's biggest drags. oil plummeting as well. phil flynn, price futures group has what you need to know from the cme. ashley webster is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. and, ashley, everyone expected the fed to raise rates so what was it that janet yellen said later you think spooked these markets the most? >> that's a good question. put away the 20-k hats for now. i think the fact they recognized that more stimulus to the economy may require more rate hikes. we put two next year. fed saying three an possibly more. that was kind of threw cold water on the rally. if you look at the chart, it went up a little bit right at 2:00. we knew the rate hike was coming in. when reality set in there women be at least three, maybe more, at least that's what the fed thinks, that's when banks and s

rudy moore - candidate observer :05:00well it's going to be a very long process. the process is going slow. slower than i expected it to. so i think our biggest concern is are we gonna finish in time. midnight - and they do hope to begin counting votes tonight. county staff tells us they ?do? expect to be finished by the deadline on december 12th. live in waukesha ekcbs58news the recount in milwaukee county got off to a slow start . today...the county has more than 440-thousand ballots to count -- in less than two weeks.before things got underway.... a green party observer successfully counting machine. 13-17 "i brought up the objection why not test them all? we're here we're spending the money the time lets do it right." right." while testing the machines... one came up with an error but it was fixed.there were also questions about absentee ballots.electons officials say the process is causing them to run behind schedule. 59-1:09"it's been a little bit of a difficult day for everyone i'd say. because we're learning the process and so tomorrow we'll start fre" eac

at that same moment, chief hill goes over to the moorings and drops the line. they now look at the uss nevada as her bows arts to swing out. they can hear the cheers coming up from the ship as the ship is underway like a football game. the cheering in the movement is now going to be stymied by the japanese second wave attack that is now coming over diamondhead. seeing that battleship underway is now a prime target for that attack. as if it is a hive, the bees of japan now descend upon the uss nevada. just as she approaches the shipyard area, she now suffers a number of attacks from dive bombers that are sending bombs into the ship from the bow to ship.hip -- the midh she will now be ordered to go ground near hospital point. there she will knows her bow in. tradewinds will move her along with the current, and she'll be side-by-side along hospital point. the movement of the nevada is over. , thebefore that last act nevada is right next to the uss shaw that is in flowing drydock. one of the most dramatic pictures taken is the explosion of the shaw with the bow of

moore should focus on reducing the debt that the country is facing. and helping president trump, jump start the economy. >> the number of the jail and the house of corrections is short of staff. >> no, people are in the positions, but they're worked overtime or pulled to other areas. they want to get those staffed. >> some issues, thank you very much. >>> well, medical examiner, brian peterson says he was we reached out to both peterson clark, neither are willing to comment. >>> new at a mom turns her daughter into police after she boyfriend. e daughter created a >> she talked to parents of the middle school students and they found out about the threat. a story new at 10. >> the parents of every student on this list wereust notified and police say tois thrt by the girl's own mother. according to this criminal complaint ther of the 15-year-old girl, alerted a resource officer at the school yesterday. saying a conversation scared her, and he didn't sleep all night. this was this facebook message, of a kill list. do you want me to kill them all the boy a

i voted no on this project i absolutely find no reason not to support this project. >> commissioner moore i walk down polk street all around the world from clay to city hall i'm passing 988 polk street which is a beacon a senior project on the corner of geary and polk that is a project of similar size and similar quality and gives folks a feeling of neighborhood when you come into the plain clothes on the ground floor chairs are outside a feeling of community that comes all the way down to the street polk street is absent - but i think that those buildings have a great deal to support in a cultural with the elderly live nearby it is important but for everyone to realize that getting older is part of the reality i'm putting that in a dignified way that is the best thing to do when you look at at it closely the upper floor plans you see not how your coming down the straight corridor but working south to address the defused light and at the end of the corridor a place to go on the balcony that is sensely designed not institutionalized the expression of the building on the outside doesn't mak

i voted no on this project i absolutely find no reason not to support this project. >> commissioner moore i walk down polk street all around the world from clay to city hall i'm passing 988 polk street which is a beacon a senior project on the corner of geary and polk that is a project of similar size and similar quality and gives folks a feeling of neighborhood when you come into the plain clothes on the ground floor chairs are outside a feeling of community that comes all the way down to the street polk street is absent - but i think that those buildings have a great deal to support in a cultural with the elderly live nearby it is important but for everyone to realize that getting older is part of the reality i'm putting that in a dignified way that is the best thing to do when you look at at it closely the upper floor plans you see not how your coming down the straight corridor but working south to address the defused light and at the end of the corridor a place to go on the balcony that is sensely designed not institutionalized the expression of the building on the outside doesn't mak

trump advisors, economic advisor steve moore. is here. jack howe, "barron's" editor and michelle girard is here. the wage data, that what makes me nervous about this number. we're barely seeing wages outpace inflation. >> we're continuing to see only gradual increase in wages. we had better news last month and some extent reversed in november. the bottom line we're ever so slowly seeing wage pressures move higher and looking ahead if we can get the kind of stimulus i think we'll get from the new administration, the economy is going to perform better, i think that will translate into higher real wages. i don't necessarily think that means higher inflation overall because tax cuts that we always say boost the economy's productivity or productive capabilities can actually increase output. that can have disinflation nary consequence when you combine that with tighter money. bottom line i think under a better growth outlook down the road we're actually going to see more, meaningful upturn in wages. melissa: steve, that was some good analysis.

the white concrete blocks represent mooring quays that secured each ship. it took two for each battleship. they started at the end with the uss nevada. just ahead of the nevada was the uss arizona and the repair ship vestal. moving up here, uss tennessee and west virginia. adjacent to where the uss missouri is would be the maryland and the oklahoma. a little bit further down, uss california. seven battleships that made up battleship row. also here at battleship row is the uss missouri. the missouri was actually commissioned in 1944 and saw action in the pacific. she is often a member for one event, that is the surrender of japan at tokyo bay. this museum ship was brought here in 1998, and is one of the key visits for people that come to pearl harbor. she now rests in the place where the uss oklahoma was sunk at pearl harbor. history is remembered and history is revisited. we have just come from ford island. behind me is battleship row. in the distance, you can see the uss missouri and an element of the uss arizona memorial. we are here at hospital point, on

the white concrete blocks represent mooring that secured a ship. it took two of these to secure a battleship. these battleships started at the end with the "uss nevada." just ahead of the "nevada," "uss arizona" and the repair ship vestal." moving up here "uss tennessee" and "west virginia." right adjacent to where the "uss missouri" is would be the "maryland" and the "oklahoma." and a little further down "uss california." seven battleships that made up battleship row. also here at battleship row is the "uss missouri." the "missouri" was commissioned in 1944 and saw action in the pacific. she's often remembered, though, for one event, and that is the surrender of japan at tokyo bay. this museum ship was brought here in 1998 and is one of the key visits for people that come to pearl harbor. she now rests in the place where the "uss oklahoma" was sunk here at pearl harbor. history's remembered and history is revisited. we've just come from ford island. behind me is battleship row. in the distance you can see the "uss missouri" and an element of the "

drew moor brings it down. roldan got between him and the ball. roldan has the speed. will johnson. trying to tackle him and could not. ivanschitz running up there. roldan coast to coast. misplayed by bradley. dead ball. >> brad: roldan is cramping now. >> john: both teams opened up camp in late january. 10.5 months since the 44th game for frornt. all competition this is year. 45th for seattle. roldan using his body nicely. >> brad: and starts driving. will johnson can't run with him. roldan beats him even with the ball. most referees in mls would call that a foul. i think it incenses a lot of players. it's nice to have a referee that allows the play to carry on. >> john: roldan out of the university of washington. surprised everyone on draft day how far he fell. attacking mid-fielder for the huskies. he began this year out wide. brian schmetzer put him next to osvaldo alonso. he's been so good. not thinking about january now. thinking about 4 minutes plus stoppage time left in the mls cup. trying to win a final for adopted hometown. >> brad: the strength to go away. the sprint. >>

moore has been homeless most her life... and has battled drug addiction... her pregnacy changed the course of her life. 47:20 (off camera) i had a reason to want to live again 47:30 (close up of son) i was able to walk away from all of it, and never look back everyday the rescue mission and a chance to find a life off the streets... 42:52 we're safe. programs here are designed to get people back on their feet. right now contance is looking for a job... which present challenges. 48:47 that is one issue we're trying to take care of for him and figure out the daycare issue for him. (she is looking at him) and come christmas... the rescue mission through it's toy drive and the help of our action news viewers... drayvn will have a gift to open there are donation bins all easier to drop off the toys. of course you can drop it off at our station. but there's also nevada coin mart las vegas paving and at n-h-p southen command. a couple more drop off locations-- triple-a southern nevada and findlay toyota at the valley auto mall. and of course we want to thank findla

drew moor brings it down. roldan got between him and the ball. roldan has the speed. will johnson. trying to tackle him and could not. ivanschitz running up there. roldan coast to coast. not a foul. dead ball. >> brad: roldan is cramping now. >> john: both teams opened up camp in late january. 10.5 months since the 44th game for frornt. all competition this is year. 45th for seattle. roldan using his body nicely. >> brad: and starts driving. will johnson can't run with him. roldan beats him ball. most referees in mls would call that a foul. i think it incenses a lot of players. it's nice to have a referee that allows the play to carry on. >> john: roldan out of the university of washington. surprised everyone on draft day how far he fell. seattle with the trade to pick him. huskies. he began this year out wide. brian schmetzer put him next to osvaldo alonso. he's been so good. not thinking about january now. thinking about 4 minutes plus stoppage time left in the mls cup. trying to win a final for his adopted >> brad: the strength to go away. the sprint. >> john: who has that it ta

>> morales: no, never did. >> cooper: we wanted to talk to randy and tanya moore, but they refused our request for an on- camera interview. they deny asking daniel delgado to recruit disabled clients, and say they never told him or john get advance warning before being sued. the moores have filed more than 1,000 lawsuits related to the americans with disabilities act and have earned, by our estimate, at least $3 million doing so. they are now being sued by daniel delgado and john morales for fraud. both men say, while the lawsuits did improve access for the disabled, they have also made some business owners wary of dealing with disabled customers. you think, john, this is having a negative effect? m >> cooper: on businesses' perception of disabled people? >> both: yes. >> morales: and so, instead of us doing a good thing, i felt like because of the advantage they took on us, coming against all these businesses, we did more harm than good. >> cooper: in places like california and florida, there is little doubt that disability lawsuits have led to improved access. most states and the dis

supreme court last month heard oral argument in the case moore versus texas. a case questioning that state's criteria for determining of an intellectually disabled person can be sentenced to death. in 2002, the supreme court ruled that executing a quote mentally retarded person violated the constitution's eighth amendment ban against cruel and unusual punishment. this argument is an hour. >> argument this morning, moore versus texas. mr. sloan? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in atkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disable end in hall versus florida this court reiterated that the inquiry into whether somebody is interlecture little disabled for that important eighth amendment purn shou should be informed by the diagnostic framework and by clinical standards. texas has adopted a unique approach to intellectual disability in capital cases in which it prohibits the use of standard and relies on harmful and inappropriate lay stereo types including the so-called pri si

here's that one-hour oral argument now. >> your argument in 15797, moore versus texas. mr. sloan. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. in adkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disabled. in hall versus florida, this court reiterated that the inquiry into whether someone is intellectually disabled should be informed by the medical community diagnosis theic framework and clinical standards. texas has adopted a unique approach in which it prohibits the use of current medical standards and relies on harmful and inappropriate stereotypes, called the bresenio factors. most fundamentally, it challenges and disagrees with this court's core holding in add vince, mainly that the entire category of the intellectually disabled. every person is exempt from execution under the eighth amendment. >> excuse me. that's a long laundry list of objections you have. your question presented, though, focused only on one, which is that it prohibits the use of current medical standards and requires outdated medica

drew moor brings it down. roldan got between him and the ball. roldan has the speed. will johnson. trying to tackle him and could not. ivanschitz running up there. roldan coast to coast. not a foul. misplayed by bradley. dead ball. >> brad: roldan is cramping now. >> john: both teams opened up camp in late january. 10.5 months since the 44th game for frornt. all competition this is year. 45th for seattle. roldan using his body nicely. >> brad: and starts driving. will johnson can't run with him. roldan beats him even with the ball. most referees in mls would call that a foul. i think it incenses a lot of players. it's nice to have a referee that allows the play to carry on. >> john: roldan out of the university of washington. surprised everyone on draft day how far he fell. seattle with the trade to pick him. attacking mid-fielder for the huskies. he began this year out wide. brian schmetzer put him next to osvaldo alonso. he's been so good. not thinking about january now. thinking about 4 minutes plus stoppage time left in the mls cup. trying to win a final for his adopted hometow

new tonight, congresswoman gwen moore formally requests a federal investigation of the deaths this ye atthe milwaukee county jail. jail. in her letter to the department of justice, moore lists four deaths...including that of an infant and she accuses milwaukee county of quote "failing its constitutional obligations to our inmates". cbs 58 talked she criticized sheriff david clarke for his response. "none of us should be stunned at this point that there are four deaths in six months given his flamboyant, arrogant and non-empathetic response to that. some of the families have said he has not even reached out to them, to say i'm sorry for your loss." loss." cbs 58 has reached out to sheriff clarke and he sent us this statement. statement."g criminals' best friend, should focus on reducing the $21 trillion dollar debt the country is facing, replacing obamacare, reducing taxes, closing the border and helping president trump jumpstart the economy to provide jobs." 3 some early season arctic air has folks bundling up...drew is here with your first look at ready weather... toss to drew drew t

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. that trail has since been closed and this afternoon work began to repair the damage and hopefully restore access. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in pacifica with details. charles, this new sink hole is very close to those apartment building that were yellow tagged earlier this year, right? nats monday afternoon, a contractor hired th

i wouldn't put michael moore in the box you just did. this is a question of whether senior level advisers in a presidential administration. >> the national security adviser. >> of all things, the national security adviser. if susan rice walked in the building and said, i don't think 9/11 happened or snapple is created by the kkk to defertilize black folk, these kinds of things are circulating in the white house, we would think it was bonkers. the problem is the trump administration is normalizing these narratives. at a time when donald trump has tweeted things that are baseless and absurd. you have a president who himself is a birther. that himself speaks to the challenge here. why i say we're in a post fact moment. >> earlier today on cnn i said, trump's a conspiracy theorist. they got picked up by blogs or websites. saz if that was a surprising statement. it's just a fact. you might say it's okay. trump is many things, he's beloved by many people. he's many things, one of the things he is is a conspiracy theorist. we saw that last wych

roy moore has quite the resume. part judge, part right wing crusader. he violated the court order to stop opening court sessions with christian prayer. in 2003 he was removed as chief justice for refusing to remove a 5300 pound statue of the ten commandments he installed in the state judicial building. it's very heavy. you can see it. after winning re-election moore defied a federal order and refused to allow same-sex marriages in his state eventually arguing the supreme court's decision was immoral and tier rannical. he was removed from the bench and paid for the remainder of his term. they found he failed to uphold the integrity of the court and failed to perform the duties. and his conduct brings the judicial office into disrepute. now that guy disgraced judge who brought his judicial office into disrepute could be a u.s. senator. >>> president obama has banned off shore drilling in huge swaths of the antarctic. the move affects 98% of federally owned arctic waters or about 115 million acres of pristine region home to endangered species as well as 3.

steve moore joins me with that. that's what the left is pointing to, how can he talk about buying american when he makes his ties overseas? but is there a difference, steve, between being a businessman who's out to make as much profit as you potentially can, in an environment that is not conducive to business here in the u.s. and being a politician, a leader, who's trying get the most activity in the u.s. economy? >> i think there is a difference. although, trish, i would say in the past, i've been opposed to government americans which are buy american, they oftentimes make our transportation projects, our construction projects and so on more expensive if we have to buy inputs for the projects that are more expensive if they're bought in the united states versus being bought abroad. i think we should look for the best bargain whether it's a private business or a government entity. trish: i'm going to challenge you a little bit on is, all right? >> okay, good. trish: back to when i was a kid, you felt like you had to

i'm not sure i covered all your questions. >> thank you >> commissioner moore >> as a management plan and as a programmatically eir it is worth our while to get numbers. we have a lot of people talk about mount davidson, mcclaren park and 8032 areas which comprise about 2300 acres we need to look at the management area within the larger acreage of those 32 sites. we need to look at the existing trees and the numbers of trees which will be affected over a 20 year time frame. that's a very [inaudible] approaches are most like doing structural engineering but not doing the whole structure in one day. so this is perhaps very simplistic and i.e. intentionally kept the one size which is a special discussion out of the thing.of which at the end of 20 years about 3450 would be removed. that means about all this linear mathematics. nothing else. in means about 174 four trees per year over the entire area of 32 areas. it's not going to be like picking 10 trees out of those 20 areas but if you break it down and unfortunately don't have any flow charts or graphics with particularly layout of the

. >> vicki: and, i am vicki liviakis, in for pam moore. >> steve: j.r? >> at this time we have proclaimed a local state of emergency. >> reporter: in connection with local warehouse fire that left the six people dead. --thirty six >> reporter: out of the 36 of victims, but the of the families have been notified about their loved ones. authorities, are still working to identify one of the victims. and tuesday the city made 30 years of record available. with connection to this location. 10 complaints, one of them coming as late as last month. >> is not my job to second- guess the intentions of that individual and specter. but, the routine procedure as follow if you can navigate entry into a building, you send a request to the owner requesting entry. and and, an investigation. >> reporter: 1 persons to come to the fire trying to save another. >> >> reporter: the big news of this evening coming from the city of oakland permit the release the names and ages of knight additional victims. >> reporter: j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> grant: early this morning that o

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(moore) 50;22 50;22 "there's some things in here that sound great. you know, it sounds really good. but at the end of the day we kept going back to facility." (roman) 41;37 41;37 "just because we build it here does not mean that we're not going to have the same issues that we're seeing across the state. so if we're not going to address that, and i've heard that we're looking at ways to do that, if we're going to solve any problem that we have." county executive staff answered by saying that change will have to come incrementally...and they are working toward the same goal. some supervisor also said they wished the county executive had been less secretive leading up to this announcement... but they are planning on holding future events to get public input. live in the milwaukee county courthouse... jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke took another swipe at one of his local critics this morning. ..while guest hosting on wisn radio...the sheriff dismissed calls for his resignation. after four recent deaths at the jail. the sheriff moore omokund and bro

i'm not sure i covered all your questions. >> thank you >> commissioner moore >> as a management plan and as a programmatically eir it is worth our while to get numbers. we have a lot of people talk about mount davidson, mcclaren park and 8032 areas which comprise about 2300 acres we need to look at the management area within the larger acreage of those 32 sites. we need to look at the existing trees and the numbers of trees which will be affected over a 20 year time frame. that's a very [inaudible] approaches are most like doing structural engineering but not doing the whole structure in one day. so this is perhaps very simplistic and i.e. intentionally kept the one size which is a special discussion out of the thing.of which at the end of 20 years about 3450 would be removed. that means about all this linear mathematics. nothing else. in means about 174 four trees per year over the entire area of 32 areas. it's not going to be like picking 10 trees out of those 20 areas but if you break it down and unfortunately don't have any flow charts or graphics with particularly layout of the