and we got a chance to talk with briggs today. he says even with the suicide rate going up, he has a lot of hope for the future. "three times he turned around and shook my hand...on the third time he turned around and shook my hand and said kevin i have to go, my grandmother is down there, he turned and he jumped.. that will kevin briggs has accumulated many stories from his time spent talking with people ready to jump from the golden gate bridge. he's been the subject of documentaries, written a book -- now he's bringing his message to iowa as suicide rates climb across the country. "it's so empowering when the individual comes back over that rail, they did it, it takes a lot of courage to come back over that rail and face everything that pushed you over that edge. " briggs says the key is communication -- people something many people do. in johnson county, the crisis center offers a crisis hot line that gets one- thousand calls a month, and recently started a mobile crisis center -- where mental health professionals actually go

briggs & stratton have supported us for 21 years. not only the gift of time to see people insid -- to see ppl thema: finally, tell us the impact of the support, not only from the community that the fundraiser for the hospital. >> it helps us do what we need to do to make sure that every child that comes through our doors gets the best care. so parents do not -- parents do not wake up one day and say i want to bring my child to the count on us for services to make sure they have the best experience. we are able to do that because of this support, some of the best services in addition to the medical support, we are able to do that as well. it is gratifying that people support us. they know we are exceptional. no child needs to leave wisconsin for the best care, but we can't do that alone. we count on the community and the support. thema: hospital of wisconsin, thank you for your time. >> thank you. thema: absolutely. thema: any of the events happening outside, very nice weather. sally: 79, a little humid. southwest breeze. tomorrow, 76

the briggs and al's run and walk is tomorrow. i'm joined in studio this afternoon by meg bryzski nelson, of children's hospital foundation. matt peoppel of briggs and stratton and lakelyn, one of children's lakelyn, one of and stratton of children's champions. register for the briggs and al's run and walk. it starts tomorrow at 10:30 near 12th and wisconsin. we've got all the details on our website cbs 58 dot com. meg, matt, lakelyn thank you for joining us. 3 in today's health watch -- opioid overdose deaths have become a milwaukee county. just yesterday we learned the milwaukee county medical examiner, brian peterson's son had died from a possible overdose. now preesident obama is pushing a new plan to fight the deadly heroin and opioid addiction affecting so many families. cbs' hena daniels has more. natswith the heroin and opioid epidemic killing almost 100 americans every day... the obama administration is now renewing its strategy to fight the public health crisis. the reportedly call for law enforcement to:-identify links

and we got a chance to talk with briggs today. he says even with the suicide rate going up, he has a lot of hope for the future. "three times he turned around and shook my hand...on the third time he turned around and shook my hand and said kevin i have to go, my grandmother is down there, he turned and he jumped.. that will

the annual briggs and al's run is tomorrow morning... still time to get involved. ...meg brzyski nelson is the president of the children's hospital of wisconsin foundation... and rita higgins has a touching success story you can still show up tomorrow morning and register on site... information on that... and everything else about briggs and al's run tomorrow is on the web. check out the link... at tmj4.com. here's a live look outside at. showers and storms back in the storm team forecast. brian niznaski let's us know if we need umbrella's for high school football tonight... ...and the better of the two weekend days for getting temperatures have climbed well into the 70s this afternoon. our round of storms fizzled out before reaching most of us. i do not think early evening. this second round of storms may come into play for several area high school football games. we are not expecting any severe weather but lightning and heavy downpours are possible. there is just a slight chance of showers lingers overnight. tonight will be a bit muggy

julie is live at briggs & als run & walk it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. partial clearing by this afternoon with highs around 80. staying sunny sunday with temperatures in the middle 70s then clouds will increase monday as rain moves in at rain wednesday into thursday. al's run and walk has raised more than $18 million -- benefiting the children and families who are served by childrens hospital. jullie collins joins us live from the start line at 12th & chat at hb partial clearing by this afternoon with highs around 80. staying sunny sunday with temperatures in the middle 70s then clouds will increase night. another storm system will bring rain wednesday into thursday. saturday: becoming partly sunny. high: 80 dewpoint: 63 wind: wsw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 58 partly sunny and breezy with t-storms at night. am low: 61 high: 80 de

briggs says everyone can play a role in stopping suicide. he says people shouldn't be afraid to talk to loved ones or friends they are concerned about. but they must have a plan of action before starting that conversation. "if you ask them, are you thinking about killing yourself and they do say yes... what do you family... think about all this before you have that conversation. " johnson county says it's seen more demand for crisis services in recent years. today, governor terry branstad is signing a proclamation for creating a suicide prevention week in iowa. unity point-finley hospital in dubuque has built care rooms specifically designed for people dealing with a mental health crisis. emergency center. each of the the behavioral rooms was designed to stop mental health patients from hurting themselves or others. when needed, staff members lower a retractable door, similar to a garage door, to keep patients from grabbing medical equipment. if necessary, staff also removes any large item that isn't secure anything that can't be removed is

carrie briggs says all three sets were a surprise... because they don't run in the family. she also says no fertility drugs were used. carrie says teamwork is the only way they're able to handle all the kids. end of a long day... you're hungry and just want something to eat. and once you get that first bite--- you get a renewed energy. this little girl bit into her chicken nugget... and suddenly all is right with the world. she starts smiling.... dancing and waving her arms in the air. sometimes you just need a little pick me up.... and the nuggets certainly did the the perfect way to start your day. "i am respectful...i'm not better than anyone, nobody is better than me" the lesson one dad is not just teaching his own daughter this morning... but the child in all of us as well. ((music)) the chef-inspired panini collection from subway is grilled right before your eyes, in our new panini press. but...let's start at the beginning the new salami caprese panini starts with genoa salami, thick-sliced fresh mozzarella, creamy pesto, and italian bread. then it's pressed and grill

kevin briggs, speaking at university of iowa18:53:43 don't suffer alone. tell someone. tell a friend. get some help. don't suffer alone. there's a lot of help out there. this life-saving work in the corridor.if you need help -- we have resources on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. the count is finished while college students dig into the fall semester.iowa state again tops the state in enrollment with more than 36-thousand students on campus -- setting another record for the school. the university of iowa reports 33-thousand students -- a thousand more than last year. enrollment at u-n-i is down slightly -- just below 12- thousand students. students and fans from those schools will flock to iowa city this weekend -- the bitter cy-hawk rivalry will be on full display tomorrow. tomorrow.last night -- hawkeyes and cyclones came together to fight a common foe. alumni from both schools teamed up to donate meals to the food bank of iowa.they held a pep rally in downtown des moines trying to see which side could donate the most.so far -- they've created five thousand meals. "y

it's the annual briggs and al's run and walk. the event raises money for children's hospital. the route begins at 12th and wisconsin and ends at the summerfest grounds. it all gets underway at 10:30 this morning. still ahead, passengers stranded outside los angeles. why police had to evacuate this amtrak train last night. the delays still being felt this morning. meteorologist sally severson is standing by in the weather work week warm up. i will show you the 80's and when you are in short sleeves. you are watching wisn 12 news "this morning." >> get important local news (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with thema ponton and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." 5:40 two on saturday, september 17. a couple of people already out an

. >> reporter: kevin briggs is here speaking during national suicide prevention awareness month. for people who do this life- saving work every day here at the crisis center of johnson county. >> once a week, alan berger comes to the crisis center to be on the other and of the crisis line. sometimes calls are about food or financial needs. other times it's people who need help.>> that's the first they are heard and making sure another situation matters. beyond that, it's a matter of connecting to people in their life and they saw a connection with. >> reporter: three years ago he decided he wanted to help and learn to become a better listener. >> that's what i teach. if we are going to listen, we're going to listen. i'm going to take in every california highway patrol near the golden gate bridge for about 17 years, identifying hundreds of people who needed that someone.he says it's the identifying hundreds of people is the number one site america for suicide. >> don't suffer alone. tell someone. tell a friend. get help. don't suffer alone. there's a lot of help out there. >> repo

briggs had to wear another pair of creates that was too big for the shoes about being and scored a 5-yard touchdown. >> good for him. >>> the sea turtle population, there were a record number of nests. but because of hurricane hermine, a little more than 700 of them were destroyed. luckily most of the nests had hatched for the season by the time that hermine came ashore. >> it's a big santa bell island area. it's a big deal. people are making sure that they're okay. and the weather can sometimes make it an issue. >> yeah. for sure. >> you were just saying it felt like we were going back in time. >> i wasn't going to complain today. but i'll complain again. it is still hot, denis. >> it is. >> like blazing hot. >> it's florida. >> see, he always gets me. >> it's florida. the normal high is 8 #. we hit 91. laura has such super sensitive degree difference. >> help me. >> it's warm and humid. no doubt about it. a lot of us are ready for a front. i don't see much of showers at this in rwise moof the rain today was earlier on in the morning. westerly flow brought us morning showers and thun

briggs says everyone can play a role in preventing suicides. he says people shouldn't be afraid to talk to loved ones or friends they are concerned about. but they must have a plan of action before starting that conversation. "if you ask them, are you thinking about killing yourself do? do you freak out?... how could you do this to me and the family... think about all this before you have that conversation. " johnson county says it's seen more demand for crisis services in recent years. dubuque mayor roy buol says the future looks bright for the city, during his annual state of the city address tonight. the mayor talked about the many areas of improvement in dubu employment, tourism and employment. he praised developments in the millwork district and the jobs and amenities they created. throughout the speech, mayor buol stressed the importance of continuing to build a city where people want to live and work. "mayor buol, city of dubuque - let us continue to do what dubuque citizens do best: bring our ideas, our lessons learned, our different pe

. >> back with us again are the dog gurus, robin bennett and susan briggs. hi, guys. >> hey, it's great to be back. >> thanks for having us again. >> there are times i'll be playing with my dog, and i'll throw a ball or a stick, and he'll get it and bring it back. but when i go to take it from his mouth, he growls and won't let it go. is that part of the game, or is he not playing? >> well, the answer so often to questions is, it depends. it really depends on what the is he really stiff and still and kind of wary about you taking it, or is he wiggly and kind of inviting you, "hey, take this and throw it for me again"? it really depends on which way the dog's body is telling you he's feeling. >> so, susan, how do i take something from his mouth without angering him? >> what we like to do is set up a trade. so, you're not really taking something. you're giving him something he likes even better -- so, maybe a tasty treat or a chew bone. offer that, and when he goes for th sock, whatever the dog has that you're wanting to get away from him. >> oh, very interest

and all the while live music from the briggs and stratton big backyard-- like tucker beathard. grill experts mad dog and merrill even taped a live show! wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking hello and welcome to the fox 6 sports blitz. your home for everything local throughout the year. i'm tom pipines joined by tim van vooren , brandon cruz has the night off. we begin with the fox 6 stories of the week. at number 6, the brewers go streaking again this week. they lose the first 2 to the cards to extend a losing streak to 6. but then they win the series finale with st louis and sweep

durham freeway at briggs avenue what we are leaving you with. not too much to see there. >> with that said definitely better conditions this morning. no rain. >> no question about the man who stabbed ten people at a minnesota mall. >> plus a south carolina woman >>> possible gunshots, possible knife. st. cloud minnesota mall said the man who carried out the attack showed no emotions and his eyes looked blank. an off duty officer shot and killed the attacker who came from somalia to u.s. as a baby. isis claimed responsibility and called him a soldier of the group. >>> a trial under way in new jersey surrounding the bridge gate scandal. chris christie motivated lane closures near the george washington bridge three years ago. federal investigators say he was told about the plan on the third of the four day shut down. two of his allies were charminged and could face a 20 year prison sentence. with the gas shortage in our area you may buy any type of gas that you can find but aaa says if your car is designed to run on regular gasoline then occasional

. >> back with us again are the susan briggs. hi, guys. >> hey, it's great to be back. >> thanks for having us again. >> there are times i'll be playing with my dog, and i'll throw a ball or a stick, and he'll get it and bring it back. but when i go to take it from his mouth, he growls and won't let it go. is that part of the game, or is he not playing? >> well, the answer so often to questions is, it depends. it really depends on what the dog's body is telling you. is he really stiff and still and kind of wary about you taking i kind of inviting you, "hey, take this and throw it for me again"? it really depends on which way the dog's body is telling you he's feeling. >> so, susan, how do i take something from his mouth without angering him? >> what we like to do is set up a trade. so, you're not really taking something. you're giving him something he likes even better -- so, maybe a tasty treat or a chew bone. offer that, and when he goes for it, then you can take the toy or the bone, or maybe even your sock, whatever the dog ha

tomorrow, thousands of r will take over downtown milwaukee for the annual briggs and al's run and walk. the event raises money for children's hospital. let's take a look at the route. it begins at 12th and wisconsin and ends at the summerfest grounds. the big question, outdoor activities. patrick: the pressure is on, mark. mark: it is. i think they will get to use that solar power. there are other things happening this weekend. we have a lot happening, so the weather is really important. let's not forget about the badgers. that is tomorrow at camp randall , a 11:00 a.m. kickoff. no problem at all. partly sunny, 67. kickoff, 71 degrees against georgia state. whoever they are. the best day will be the cooler of the two days, more sunshine, maybe a shower two. that would be saturday morning. the rest of the day, we clear, warm, 80 degrees. 76 on sunday, but we will be dealing with some from beginning to end -- with sun from the moon is beautiful out there. take a peek. it is nice and bright, and there is a little bit of haze and clouds blocking it from time to time. 72 milwaukee. dew poin

. >>> toxic sinkhole in polk county, rick scott will be on the ground in mosaic, nicole briggs tells us what's on tap test result families living near that new mosaic facility are waiting for. >> governor rick scott will be on-site a few miles from this private well right here. has not gone into detail about what they will be showing the governor or what time they plan to meet. the rival -- his arrival comes a month after mosaic toward the state about the sinkhole in polk county. homeowners still anxious as they wait for the radioactive results. because company testing private wells said they need more time. they should know more by midweek. those nearby say they still aren't drinking the water or even using it from there well. >> there's a mixed emotion, are they trying to hide something? is something really wrong and they are scared to tell us? >> reporter: another thing, mosaic is still dropping off cases of water. we just saw them bring cases of water to this house right here. we will continue to figure out more about the governor's schedule for tomorrow. for now reporting, nicol

the meeting briggs together city officials, police, and community members in hopes of building a bridge between police and community members. >> i just feel like we should have more input and they should listen to us because we have great things to say. they don't have to take everything we say but listen to everything that we have to say and get our input so it could be helpful to both of us. >> 10 community forums are scheduled this month to gather input on the selection of a new chief. two of the 10 meetings focus on young people. in san francisco 250 officers are now aquiped with police  body cameras after they were handed out today. the department is also receiving training from taser international. officers at bay view and ingleside stations are the first to get them. the next station will include the tender loin. the hope is that all officers will be wearing camera by the end of the year. >> developing now a boat rescue in the past hour just west of the golden gate bridge. a fishing boat hit the rocks at kirby cove on the marin side, not far from the bridge. once the boat began

more than 15,000 runners and walkers make their way to the summerfest grounds for the briggs and al's run and walk. families say the annual fundraiser for children's hospital of wisconsin makes a big difference to them and their children who need medical care. organizers tell us they raised more than a million dollars today. they've raised more than $19 million over all. a sneak peek insdie 175 area landmarks, including this the , wisn 12 studios. the annual doors open milwaukee is going on all weekend. we had several tours come through the station today. you might recognize that face. more are scheduled for tomorrow, but they are already sold out. sorry. always something to celebrate in milwaukee. the bay view bash street festival raises money to support projects in the neighborhood. the annualve since 2004. music without the mess. the annual rock the green festival focused on sustainability. the goal was to limit each guest to producing only one ounce of waste. food was served on recyclables and scraps went to compost bins. and lindsey, it was just a great day to be outside. that is

kevin briggs is credited with keeping hundreds of suicidal people from jumping off the golden gate bridge in california.briggs says in many cases people just need someone to talk to - and someone to listen.we have resources here in the corridor to help.the johnson county crisis center handles suicide calls. know needs help - we have contact information for you on cbs-2-iowa-dot-com. right now - hiring is taking ple placefor a new cedar rapids grocery store.colorado-based natural grocers will soon be opening on blairs ferry road. the chain specializes in organic groceries.a grand opening is scheduled for november.the company also has plans to open locations in iowa city and cedar falls next year. two popular food names are teaming up in iowa city. city.bruegger's jamba juice will open a new location next week.the new location on riverside drive - will open across the street from a new 96-unit apartment complex.this is the first time both companies have opened a co-branded location. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the firs

. >> my concern was leaving the european union briggs it -- brexit. that somehow london will stop being open-minded and outward looking. it's a very simple campaign. london is open. >> what i don't understand is where is the next london? >> there is no alternative. business people that work creating jobs, they have access to the regulators. why would you want to go elsewhere? when the prime minister speaks for you and the rest of the united kingdom, who is she speaking to. >> unregulated access to a and if you're going to be on the right side of history. >> and this week and next week is the idea that they will be , dong a wonderful story they need the single market or do they not? >> it is a beacon for the rest of the world showing london is open. that means having an access to a single market. my point is very simple. opportunity to reconfigure the relationship with the eu and recognize america, canada, australia, japan, china, india. with tomthat was along keene. matt: the weekend attack has put terror back on the front burner. in washington, thank

of need a massive amount briggs and infrastructure pipeline to go along with it. rigs and every structure pipeline to go along with it. geographic aboveground and below ground conditions for this to be quite a successful area in the future. >> how long do think it will take? i presume we are talking about years before it is a major source of production. will take many years to be like the united states. when to get the momentum going, rakes, infrastructure, it can move pretty fast. does it compare to the permian basin? >> the permian basin is different. there are sweet spots in the permian. there are sweet spots in argentina. there is a lot of natural gas here. >> we were talking about whether bp would or would not commit more investments to argentina, and you are leaning in that direction, would you do so with bp or your joint venture? >> our partners, we will work together on this. we put it together and have great people and great talent, great know how, efficiency is one of the best in the industry here. we would do it with pan america. step back from argentin

calendar in the next few months come on top of that, when more of this certainty we want to look for in briggs it appears, we would probably start to have a repricing of markets, because with the way european markets have rebounded off rags it, it seems most people have forgotten about the execution risks especially of the brexit itself, so we avoid european equities, but there will be some value to be found in european credit on top of the emerging market credit i spoke about. rishaad: great talking to you. have a great weekend. to take a break. coming up, iron ore, a winning streak turning to rust. what is behind the change in fortunes? ♪ rishaad: iron ore has had a stellar run this year, but things are petering out, the longest losing streak in more than five months and the possibility of a slump below $50. what has happened and turned sentiment? said, in the sub wednesday, iron ore has had consecutive losses. it is not a surprise with holidays in asia today. this is probably two factors. one is a long-term factor, people weighing the sustainability of the improved demand in china. has bo

. >> joshua and kerri briggs are proud parents eight times over and that includes three sets of twins. >> paternal twins go to the mall and is no history of twins in my family so this is, this is something from god. >> most unit unique is zero fertility drugs to the newborns arrived tuesday in fort worth texas ton the oldest brother josiah shares some thoughts. >> i'm very excited.es >> we chose their names very those are for meeting of what thee biblical names mean and alo this character behind it. >> a firm schedule and teamwork are key. >> but when i asked if things go smoothlylyar. [laughter] >> here's another cool things aboutte life. these called big brother, big sister bracelets.e >> time right now is 741. death family may be seeing double, so is this farmer. >> i know he is not expecting twins. >> we are heading back to the future with nike's latest shoesh release. where you can get your hands on these. >> the sun is up traffic is ? music playing ? good morning. band. it is week four of friday night touchdown.n. they're going strong the also marched in the cleveland state prav

you don't have your wipers on yet, i-40 at nc 54, getting busier and more headlights same thing on briggs avenue. >> rise night. the best speech from the emmy awarded. >>> and nominees return to the tar heel state this week. >>> mild and muggy conditions, 74 sigh already city and >>> all right, we have a little rain, a little fog, and we have clear areas. it's a hodgepodge but prior to fall morning. >> yes, certainly is. you can feel it, certainly. he we're finally -- actually, seeing the buildings of downtown raleigh and, yes, this is a big improvement from the past half hour. tops of the building still behind the fog this morning so that could slow you down. keep in mind we're not the foggiest area in the raleigh region. it looks like denser fog to the east and west, depending where you wake up this morning and will see wet conditions in and is towards the chapel hill area so if you're just get ready to head out the door, know water could be ponding on the roadways and as we look towards warren county, lightning strikes over the past 15 minutes or so may hear rumbles of thunder with the

kevin briggs is visiting during national suicide prevention awareness month. he said an important part of out there. if you or someone you love needs help, say something. >> don't suffer don't suffer alone. get some help. there is alot of people out there >>> if you need help, we have resources or our website >>> the count is finished, while college students dig in for the fall semester, iowa state tops the list again for state enrollment with more than setting another record. university of iowa checks in at 33,000 students, 1,000 more than last year. enrollment at uni is down a little bit. students and fans from the both schools will flock to the city. last night, hawkeyes and cyclones came together to fight a common foe. the homeless. so far, they have donated 5,000 meals. >> all we have felt this week is love. we feel that iowans come together with love for their neighbors. they see the people around them with a need and they step up. >>> the goal is to collect 10,000 meals >>> if you are going to the game tomorrow, wear the right color. fans in the odd sec

as we get more visibility about what briggs it means, do you expect to see more foreign inflows into that part of the world? we do. a lot of it has to do more about the currency. it is now a lot cheaper to buy u.k. property. it was a knee-jerk reaction. funds some of the retail which needed to sell assets to create liquidity. we have seen now that prices have come back to where they were before, and that's even the listed side. generally, we see there is still a strong property market. of course, it is now far more attractive to investors with currencies where you can now buy a much cheaper pound. just quickly, your three-year plan to grow assets under management fivefold. had you plan to do it and where? >> we were talking about japan before. we find japan an interesting market. japan is often about finding assets where we can add value. we can spend some capital expenditure refurbishing, redeveloping, leasing out vacant space. then we can generate very strong returns, so deftly japan is one of our targets throughout the region. that's where we see investors demanding more asian exp

episode, the briggs it vote where they seem to be setting up for a june move and it was off the table. i don't think they will move in september but i think they want to move. it is kind of similar to last year with a pass september and go to december. we have across her fingers and hope that nothing terrible happens in the market between now and then. draghi becoming the latest central banker to acknowledge the limits of monetary policy. in the u.s., the fact that we are as low as we are and inflation has not come up more, you might as well just raise rates because inflation seems to be untethered to some degree. >> it operates with a very long lag and we're just getting to the points in the last six months or year were the labor markets are starting to get tight. you see a pickup on the weight side. markets are getting tighter. 2017llows as we move to that we will probably see a gradual uptick in inflation. the point you mentioned is an important one and it's a global one. it feels like central banks are reaching the limits of what they can do. everyone was really excited about the

. >> kevin briggs is speaking during national suicide prevention awareness month. there are people that do this life-saving work e at the crisis center of johnson crisis center of johnson county to be on the other end of the crisis line.sometimes the calls are about food or financial needs.other times, it's people who need help regaining hope.18:33:35 that's kind of the first step, is just sort of making sure they know that they're heard and making sure that they know their situation matters and then beyond that it's a matter of connecting them to people in their life who they still have a connection with.he says wanted to help the community and learn to become a better listener18:46:34 that;s what i teach to folks, is, if we're >> three years ago she decided he wanted to help the community and become a better listener. >> that's what i teach to folks. if we are going to listen we need to listen. i may take everything i can and repeated back to you so you know that i understand it and i'm paying attention. >> he worked near the golden gate bridge near 17 years. he

by the time you get up towards briggs avenue and into downup to durham, traffic flowing more freely. to downtown from the i-40 incidentre change. nine minutes to make that trip overall from i-40 to mangum street. we'll watch the drive times very like l.a. increasing over the next little while as they get the crash cleared up around glover. want to show you the road weather index. elizabeth showed us the radar and you see where the rain started to come in from the south. we are looking at wet conditions from wayne, johnston, heavy rain between sanford and carthage. back to you. septa this is something not advisable during a storm this. guy was caught wake boarding on a flooded street in florida utah video is posted on twitter. conditions are expected to get worse on up the east coast today. so folks should not try to emulate this person. >> don't do that. >> not smart. i abso rk apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh,

i'm dave briggs. the road to the ryder cup comes your way in just a bit followed by the final round of the pga tour championship. we begin with tragic news from major league baseball. miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez was killed in a boating accident this morning in florida. according to multiple reports

the northbound side just a little slow as you head from briggs on into downtown, t avenue is pretty easy this morning no big delays there. overall northbound trip from i- 40 to manageam street taking about 8 or 9 minutes now. i think this is just congestion. not seeing any problems with any accidents along the way as far as we can tell. that southbound trip also delay- free from downtown toward i-40. on the outside of durham, 40 eastbound looks good between 54 and the durham freeway. back to you. >> brian, thank you. >>> 8:06 now. a lawmaker from north carolina charlotte. >> hear his controversial statements and his explanation for them. >> plus the angry message congressional democrats have for vladimir putin. >> and "consumer reports" chars ways to protect your six years ago, my mother was murdered. her name was kathy taft, and she had touched so many children's lives on the state board of education. the police wouldn't have been able to catch her murderer if roy cooper hadn't fixed the problems at the state crime lab from the pain of victims and families. 500 million yahoo user accoun

why executives in london expect the uk's to lose its hundred $70 billion euro clearing business after briggs it. -- brexit.

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. >> here to help us answer questions is marc briggs, the ceo. it's great having you. >> good morning. great to be here. >> national medicare education, that time of year again. >> it is. >> let's talk about it. what's it all about? >> it gives that opportunity for those that are eligible for medicare, those aging in, baby boomers, to have that chance to medicare. it really can be of confusing topic. >> no question. >> when is it exactly? >> well, medicare education week begins on september 15th. that is time to one month in advance of the annual open enrollment period, which runs from october 15th through december 7th each year. that is the time beneficiaries can make changes in their plans for following year. >> and every year there is always mystery, always questions going into it. there is actually events locally answered. >> that's right. we are hosting two live events here in las vegas valley. the first is on thursday, september 15th, at 3:00 p.m. at the golf club. and we have another one the following day, september 16th, at 9:00 a.m. at t

the one person on death wrote, the convicted murderer of the manchester police officer michael briggs. >> yes. what he did was heinous and nobody's quesoning his guilt. but in a number of other state where the law is still on the books and we're the only one in the northeast that till has it, it is not uncommon to commute it to life with no chance of parole. not just wrong in the future. it is wrong today as well. when we have not executed somebody in about 80 years, the one time you get to impose or not impose your value system, you choose to execute, it is hard to say with a straight face that you oppose the death penalty as a practical matter. >> i would not commute his sentence. i believe in a matter of faith and conscience that we should parole for the most heinous crimes. but i also appreciate that we asked our law enforcement officers to put our lives on the line. in this case, quite literally sacrifice their life, to uphold the rule of law. i don't think it's inappropriate for an elected official to have an appeal through the court and i would uphold that as governor. >> i opp

thousands of runners will pound the pavement for the annual briggs and al's run. the street closures you need to know about before you head out the door. a live look outside on this saturday morning. a little bit of light rain, but a very pleasant day overall. he will let you know how long you will need an umbrella. welcome to wisn 12 news "this morning." i am thema ponton.

why executives in london expect the uk's to lose its hundred $70 billion euro clearing business after briggs it. -- brexit. welcome to countdown. it has gone 6 a.m. in london. let's talk about the fed and what they did and did not do and with the did two markets. no change in interest-rate from the federal reserve. that was generally expected although there was that risk it would flag. the dollar index fell and it is still weak. the dollar index down by .3 of a percent in the trading session. the fed's inaction has weighed on the greenback this year, that is the subtitle that goes along with this chart showing how the dollar has fallen and is having trouble making any headway of toward the fed's inaction and weighing on the dollar. there was some hawkishness around the short-term trajectory. you'll see expectations of a hike in december have been pushed up to above 61%. asian markets have responded to the no change decision from the no change decision. up shy of 1%. the fed did cut back on its expectations for hikes in 2017. bringing that down from three to two. that was seen as fairly dovis

[laughter] and bring up xav briggs, janice fine, david roll of, saket soni. [applause] let me briefly just briefly introduce so you know who is who. xav is right here to my left, vice president of the ford foundation, survivor of this two-year process we will hear more about. janice fine, associate professor of labor studies at rutgers university, one of the seminal -- what do we say, ofular? [laughter] writers on the question of worker centers and organizing at the edge of change, as she puts it. david rolf, who you've just heard from, the winner of the fight for 15. no. he'll tell us more. and saket soni, co-founder of the national guest worker alliance in new orleans, among other things. thank you all. let's start with the question that you put at the very end, david. i mean, i'm sure you'd quibble about whether the fight for 15 has been won, but that question that you put at the end which is to say what is the seemingly improbable, implausible demand of today? i'm going to pose to you, what is it? what's the next one? >> you know, we're winning the fight

a busy morning out there on the durham freeway at briggs avenue. no accidents on the freeway. some good news there. raleigh area looks a lot different. local road accidents. causing some moderate delays. you can see in orange here on the maps. busy morning out there. bren ton drive. lake times at apeks. this was causing some moderate delays but it's looking better now and u.s. 70 glenwood avenue. we had reports that the lights on glenwood avenue were on a very short rotation causing a gridlock. heads up. into raleigh. 22 minutes if you're on u.s. 1 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... >> i told her, "i'm gonna punish you

this case, briggs v. elliott, resip tated the frontal attack of segregation in this country and was later combined with four other cases that became brown v. board of education of topeka kansas at the united states supreme court. overturning this separate but equal fall is i, brown ended legal -- fallacy, brown ended legal segregation in this country. historic buildings and sites at 59 hbcu's in 20 states have benefited from this program. their stories are similar to those in my district that i have just shared. there are many more buildings and sites on these campuses that are in dire need of restoration and preservation. h.r. 295 will renew our commitment to the stewardship of this critical aspect of american history. although it will not provide all of the funding the g.a.o. estimated that's needed to preserve every threatened site, h.r. 295 will continue the progress congress has made in preserving these unique treasures. i thank chairman bishop, subcommittee chairman mcclintock, and ranking members g

. >> mitchell briggs chief operating officer of health service system. every year health service system has the board to review any membership will changes we have put into our membership and rules for fact that following plan you. so these are summarized on the first page in your deck. the first change to review is section or hotel, page 21 in the rules themselves. in regards to entitlement to medicare. this reflects operational policy group but equally, for 2017 when we had to medicare advantage plans being offered for medicare enrollees. >> excuse me what do you mean by reflects operation policy? images were already doing it and this is been done to comport with what we are doing? work this is something we intend to do? >> is something we intend to do for 2017. because of the family set up next medicare in romans, one being it could be retired employee. it's not on medicare but has a spouse is already reached medicare age >> i understand the effects operational policy means i could interpret that to being we are already doing something like this and w