thompson's father mark.. also spoke during the memorial service, describing his son as a gift from god...telling those in attendance, matt lived life by two motto's "live for the greater good of god" and live by the green beret's mott those attending today's service also had the opportunity to write personal messages to members of staff sgt thompson's special forces unit. matthew vail thompson, killed in action at just 28 years old. reporting live the newsroom, jonathon gregg fox6 news. hand thanks gregg the two men accused of stabbing a well- known chef on the city's lower east side make their first court appearance today. chabbouh are charged in connection to the stabbing death of 30-year-old shawn ostrom.prosecutor s say ostrom was stabbed near arlington and pulaski early monday morning, after an argument led to a fight. investigators say sah-mee sami pulled out a knife.he's facing a charge of first degree reckless homicide while chabbouh faces a battery charge. did you feel it? a lot of people in the midw

thompson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 5587. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 5587 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: if the and the will suspend. gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, a weak economy and advances in technology have dramatically changed today's job market, creating both challenges and opportunities for men and women entering the work force. this is why equipping today's students with tools they need to remain competitive is essential. one way we can achieve that goal is by strengthening career and technical education programs for those eager to pursue pathways to success. s co-chair of career and technical education caucus, i helped those. for some students a fou

"( heather nelson- thompson / royce's "royce is the type... he takes the good stuff and does the right thing."mom snapped this now- viral photo -- a little surprised by her son's behavior.( heather nelson- thompson r he said, 'that's what you're supposed to do.' i was like, 'okay.' he said it like, 'duh, mommy. that's what you're supposed to do.'"( royce woodrow thompson / five years old ) "my mommy took me to school. i heard the pledge of allegiance. i stopped and do it."royce says he paused rather than race into class, because saying the pledge and prayer is just what you do.( royce woodrow thompson / five years old ) "thank you, god. thank you for giving me a wonderful day."proof god and country still come first in some parts.( royce woodrow all." concerning news for those of at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. e connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household i

army staff sargeant matthew thompson will be laid to rest next week--the green beret was killed by an i-e-d in afgahnistan august 23rdkristen barbaresi sat down with thompson's parents tonight and joins us in the studio with more about the fallen soldier. matthew thompson spent more than 3 years training to become a member of the elite told me he had a determination and a faith that gave him the courage to serve. american flags guide you to the thompson homea tribute to the fallen soldier and the family he leaves behind we know freedom isn't free. mark and lynda thompson say their son matthew knew the risks; he did his research, even gave them books about the army's special forces. lynda thompson 19;59;00 i was proud higell whenever he ma his mind, he was going to follow on the uniform, matthew excelled: an eagle scout, captain of the football team, trombone player, honor roll studenand somee who always cared about othherser wanted to be a green beret because he wanted to help people in communities and places a long ways away, that maybe didn't have a lot of hope. matthew also kept hi

sot mark thompson, matt thompson's dad20;12;13 whether you were a street boy in kenya, when he was there on a mission trip, or you were a two or three start general, it didn't matter to him. you were a person. and you were treated with respect and love. and he wanted to know who you e learn from you. 3 this was thompson's ?second deployment.? he ?previously? served in iraq.he'll be buried in ?washington state?... where he lived with his wife. new details this morning... a 35-year-old milwaukee woman is now charged with murder in the death of her mother. police say ?vincenta manriquez? got into an argument with her mother over money on august 14th. she hit 63-year-old ?shelby manriquez? in the head with a lamp.. and was arrested a day later. on died. if convicted-- her daughter is now facing up to sixty years in prison. 3 activists are ?voicing their disapproval? for a proposed "safety plan" for the city of milwaukee.in fact, they interrupted a ?common council meeting? yesterday... to say their piece. piece.two groups ?filled the common council chambers?... and even made their way to mayo

thompson pasek slumped over in the passenger's seat and her son in the back. he took the keys out of the ignition when acord tried to drive away.but it wasn't long before he, too, lost consciousness.s/ mike stoffel/witness 1:31-1:34 "yeah, i saw like three or four police cruisers and there was two ambulance."mike stoffel lives nearby.he saw the commotion as responders revived the couple with narcan and police officers comforted the child.s/ mike stoffel/witness "oh yeah, that's really bad. that makes it ten times worse. you know the kid and the kid could've gotten killed."s/ officer kevin thompson/"it's sad that this area has a drug problem the heroin problem and this is what you're seeing and the children unfortunately are one of the biggest victims of and we are and we are told a neighbor is now caring for the young boy. also in ohio, the "kroger" national retail chain is pulling a halloween prank accessory off its shelves because of the heroin crisis. several parents about "fake syringes."some of them are red, appearing to contain blood. kroger is based in

trump says tommy thompson told wouldn't win wisconsin and should campaign elsewhere. this month, with the race close, thompson advised him to come back. theo keith, fox6 news. last night's episode of empire had some ties to milwaukee.... meet the local boy...and hear about his role on the hit fox workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. you to stay away from that boy. listen to me. you do not ever, ever say that out loud again. not to anybody. least of all to him. he may be your half brother, but hes not your friend. he and his crazy mother are the worst thing to happen to us. a 14-year-old boy from milwaukee - getting onto the hit fox show empire. cardeion car-dian banks plays

thompson: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3881, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 550, h.r. 3881, a bill to amend the mineral leasing act to repeal provisions relating only to the allegheny national forest. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, and the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. thompson: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i very much appreciate the opportunity to bring my legislation, the cooperative management of minera

thompson's father mark.. also spoke during the memorial service, describing his son as a gift from god...telling those in attendance, matt lived life by two motto's "live for the greater good of god" and live by the green beret's motto of "free the oppressed." many residents in oklahoma were shaken awake by an earthquake in oklahoma this morning. including right here in milwaukee. fox6's jonathon gregg joins us in the studio with more on that! did you or didn't you. social media was lighting up today about an earthquake in the sooner state..sending waves out for hundreds of miles. the brunt of a 5 point 6 earth quake was felt in north central oklahoma saturday powerful enough to damage building foundations, shake items off grocery store shelves and shake pe send seismic waves 800 miles to milwaukee wisconsin. mark jolin, "and this is a mechanical bed. the head goes up and the foot goes up and it just started doing this.." was lying in bed at his downtown milwaukee apartment when he started to feel and see the

anticipating the arrival of chief warrant officer tamarsh thompson. (nats - "welcome home...thank you welcome home. (cheering).) in march of 2012, thompson sustained a traumatic brain injury after the apache helicopter he was piloting crashed while returning from a combat mission. (nats - "it's not just the sacrifice the tremendous sacrifice by the wounded warrior. it's a tremendous sacrifice on the family.") surrounded by dozens of family members, including his three children... thompson received the keys to a mortgage free home with more than 40 special adaptations while the improvements will certainly help thompson, this home means even more to his family. thompson says: "right now there in a rental and it's a little tight so there have been some strains with that so...look at this home it's amazing." all costs for the home will be covered by a summerling says: "they're going to be able to come here on the holidays and christmas..and spend time with their father and that's a wonderful thing." summerling says: "this is just the beginning." zack hedr

. >> reporter: alex thompson led speed chase that ended near this intersix. that's when thompson got out of list truck and refused to issue to the commands of officer sandy ford. it gives insight into the dangerous chase that alex thompson led police on. the officer was there when >> he's 10, 15 -- stand by. >> reporter: that's when he said thompson got out of list truck and ran ford sandy ford -- ran toward sandyford. thompson was taken to the hospital where he died three the johnston county district attorney's arrived at a different conclusion. she would only reference the indictment that said that san ti ford did kim and slay alex thompson. in johnston county, carleigh griffeth. >>> shares of duke energy largest investment firms drop -- it is excluding investment at three operating subsidiaries. the funds ethics advisory council points to the coal ash spill. >>> the largest tech merger is complete. dell and mc will operate dell technologies. emc dealt in delta storage. there are six offices in the triangle. we're told that they are, quote a critical part o

sot mark thompson, matt thompson's dad20;12;13 whether you were a street boy in kenya, when he was there on a mission trip, or you were a two or three start general, it didn't matter to him. you were a person. and you were treated wanted to know who you are and what you did and what he could learn from you. 3 this was thompson's ?second deployment.? he ?previously? served in iraq.he'll be buried in ?washington state?... where he lived with his wife. 3 in campaign 2016-libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson is hoping his milwaukee visit gives him a boost in wisconsin and across the country.nationally... 70 percent of people do not know much about him. and here in wisconisn... that number is ?72? percent. percent. made an appearance at serb hall in milwaukee.he called donald trump and hillary clinton the two most polarizing political figures possibly ever.his policy supports cutting taxes cutting the size of the government and abolishing some federal departments.he also wants to scale back this country's international military influence legalize marijuana.. and he's against buildi

is charged with throwing a pie at mayor thompson called a political protest but the mayor took thompson to the ground and a scuffle ensued. thompson spoke to the mayor face-to-face saying the city is ignoring the homeless and struggling working class. >> do me this arena has been your circus. it has been a joke. you have been the ringleader. you have been the lead clown and that is why i threw a pie at you. >> scattered applause, thompson said he does not regret theying the cream pie and added he will never do it again. he is facing felony charges for attack on a public official. >> fans are getting a chance to pay their final respects to miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez, the 24-year-old and two others died on sunday when the boat crashed into a rocky jetty. the procession is under way starting at marlins park and fans have a second chance to stay goodbye at a church in miami. >> world heards are expected to attend friday's funeral for former israeli leader shimon peres after suffering a major stroke two week ago. he was one of most admired leaders of the country. the dream foreign

thompson crashed his truck into a field. officers said santifort ran at him, disregarding his orders, so he tased him. two witness only saw thompson open his truck door. >> they said he turned and put both of his hands up. th s the truck and he never put his feet down on the ground. >> reporter: that's when the district attorney said santifort tased thompson. >> over about pap minute times span. >> reporter: thompson died in the hospital three days later. according to a medical examiner because of the tasing. carleigh griffeth, cbs north carolina. >>> two north carolina men are facing charges accused of hacking into the accounts of senior u.s. government officials and their families. john than rodriguez has been digging into the story. >> reporter: the fbi said it was part of the calling itself "crackas with attitude"." andrew boggs and justin liverman gained access. they sent a rasing messages -- harassing messages to their employees. earlier this year british authorities arrested a 16-year- old who they said used the name

thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you. >> okay. should we -- chief, you want to come up and respond on behalf of the department? i guess the way this works is the responses were as to the recommendations and findings were from the mayor's office, but really on behalf of the department, so the floor is yours. >> good morning supervisors. >> good morning chief. >> first i want to thank the civil grand jury for the hard work and dedication they showed to the city and county by this process. i met a lot of the grand jury folks and they're very good people and did a lot of hard work and a lot of long hours and i appreciate it. a very comprehensive report. for the police department's role in this i will have deputy chief denise smild respond to the findings of the grand jury and i want to thank them for the work and with they will bring her up. she's the deputy chief of our administrative bureau. >> thank you chief. deputy chief submitted welcome. >> thank you. i am the deputy chief of a

staff sergeant thompson was truly one of the finest among us. i had the honor of attending a memorial service for matthew at his family's church in brookfield where hundreds of his friends and family members paid their final respects. they loved him, of course, but they also admired him. they told stories of a generous young man, adventurous and always ready to make friends. his father spoke about and his pastor read us something matthew wrote ten years ago: a list of -- quote -- "all the little things" that make life sweeter. in fact, ten rules to live by. it shows straiking maturity, especially for a young man still in his teens when he and his best friend wrote the rules. now, the rules are actually quite deep and there's an awful lot written. but i just want to read the ten rules -- the bullet points. and just refer torve my web site where the full rules are contained. rule number one, never grow up. number two, learn. number three, never have any greets. number four, live for the moment. number five, do what you love. six, pursue with a pas

saying quote "staff sergeant thompson was truly one of the finest among us."johnson also talked about his attendance at thompson's memorial service last week.the green beret was a 2006 graduate of brookfield central high school and was on overseas. he previously served in iraq. 3 3 waukesha mayor shawn reilly is back home after a trip to washington d-c.he met with wisconsin lawmakers about funding for the city's 200-million dollar project to take water from lake michigan... asking the army corps of engineers for help. help.th have to pay contractors to do the construction work. so obviously if we are paying contractors then the rates for water utility customers would be decreased." decreased." 3 waukesha is also working on another project -- a proposed municipal building.the city's current one needs more than one-million dollars worth of work to keep it up and running. mayor reilly is encouraging all residents to give input at "it's an important decision for the city of waukesha. this building has been here for more than 50 years, whatever the city does next f

agent thompson meets with paul kruse, but he says he won't talk. by the end of 2011, investor darlene jones has begun to notice that her safe investment might not be so safe. she's having trouble getting money from kruse. >> paul kept telling me -- he said, "you don't understand what's going on." that's all he would tell me. he said, "there are some things going on, and you don't understand," and i said, "no, paul,don't. i don't know what's going on." i said, "am i gonna get a check?" and he says, "i'm not sure. we'll have to see what happens." >> narrator: what happens is that one month later, fbi agent thompson's phone rings. it's paul kruse. >> he called me and said that he was tired of fighting the case, that i knew he was guilty and he knew he was guilty, and he wanted to come in and just face what he had done. >> narrator: two days later, kruse comes to the federal building in jacksonville, where he signs a written confession. >> a portion of that statement read, "investors were not told the truth about their investments. sometimes i solicite

wisconsin senator ron johnson thompson on the senate floor. the 28-year-old wisconsin native was killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan last month. month.senator johnon went to the senate floor late yesterday to pay tribute to the young american soldier. saying quote "staff sergeant thompson was truly one of the finest among us."johnson also talked about his attendance at thompson's memorial service last week.the green beret was a 2006 graduate of brookfield central high school and was on his second deployment overseas. he previously served in iraq. reilly"... is back home after a trip to washington d-c.he met with wisconsin lawmakers... about funding for dollar project to take water from lake michigan.he's asking the army corps of engineers for help. help." that's money we don't have to pay contractors to do the construction work. so obviously if we are paying contractors then the rates for water utility customers would be decreased." decreased." 3 municipal building.the city's current one... needs more than a (m) million dollars worth of w

thompson >> vanavah alexei thompson >> william h. thompson >> eric raymond thorpe >> nichola angela thorpe >> tamara c. thurman >> sal edward tieri, jr. >> john patrick tierney >> mary ellen tiesi >> william randolph tieste >> kenneth tietjen >> stephen edward tighe >> scott charles timmes >> michael e. tinley >> jennifer m. tino >> robert frank tipaldi >> john james tipping ii >> david tirado >> hector luis tirado, jr. >> michelle lee titolo >> alicia nicole titus >> john j. tobin >> richard j. todisco >> otis v. tolbert >> vladimir tomasevic >> stephen kevin tompsett >> thomas tong >> doris torres >> luis eduardo torres >> amy elizabeth toyen >> christopher michael traina >> daniel patrick trant >> abdoul karim traore >> glenn j. travers, sr. >> walter philip travers >> felicia yvette traylor-bass >> james anthony trentini >> mary barbara trentini >> lisa l. trerotola >> karamo baba trerra >> michael angel trinidad >> francis joseph trombino >> gregory james trost >> willie q. troy >> william p. tselepis, jr. >> zhanetta valentinov

sot mark thompson, matt thompson's dad20;12;13 whether you were a street boy in kenya, when he was there on a mission trip, or you were a two or three start general, it didn't matter to him. you were a person. and you were treated what you did and what he could learn from you. 3 this was thompson's ?second deployment.? he ?previously? served in iraq.he'll be buried in ?washington state?... where he lived with his wife. 3 in campaign 2016-libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson is hoping his milwaukee visit gives him a boost in wisconsin and across the country.nationally... 70 percent of people do not know much about him. and here in wisconisn... that number is ?72? percent. percent.last night... johnson made an appearance at serb hall in donald trump and hillary clinton the two most polarizing political figures possibly ever.his policy supports cutting taxes cutting the size of the government and abolishing some federal departments.he also wants to scale back this country's international military influence legalize marijuana.. and he's against building a border wall and deporting

begin on the tour on thompson road. that's where we find cbs north good morning, justin. >> good morning, russ. an up-close look at the damage here on thompson road for you this morning. you can see this is the area of thompson road that's causing all the problems. so obvious when you see it up close and in person this morning. the road washed out. you see the pipe down here. you still see some of the water that's causing the problems down here below mixed in with some of that pavement. but you -- this is much different than yesterday because it was several feet higher. i want to show you some video from yes better look at how much it's changed since then. thompson road near bun lev was hit especially hard. the street was cut into two. crews responded to an accident. a white pickup truck fell into the hole. the driver of the truck is in good condition, but the road could take time to repair. ncdot officials estimate it could take about two weeks. thompson road is expected to open in about a month. all this taking quite

and stephan thompson.. the executive director for the republican party of wisconsin. we begin this week -- with a "basket of deplorables." hillary clinton said half of donald trump's supporters would fit in that basket.the campaign says she was speaking broadly about racists, sexists, mysoginsits, xenophobes, white supremacists... all who seem to prefer the republican candidate.clinton did walk that back -- a bit. but joe zepecki -- based on what we know about trumps supporters -- was stephan thompson -- does hillary have anything to lose by calling out some of trump's topic two this week -- health and transparency.hillary clinton appeared to faint while leaving a 9/11 memorial ceremony sunday.her campaign eventually came clean and said she was trying to power through a bout of which lead to charges she has not been transparent about her health. stephan thompson -- do we know enough about hillary's health -- or donald trump's that thanks for some of wisconsin's largest farm groups are worried federal regulators will expand restrictions on a weed killer sprayed primarl

thompson was killed in afghanistan on august 23rd. thompson's family asked for a private funeral...to mourn and out of respect for his military comrades...hompson's parents say he was a god- fearing man who could do anything. he wanted to learn at every turn, what can i learn? what can i do? how can i get better at it? show me what to do... do... he knew that he believed in god, he had jesus with im and he wanted people ot see jesus without him having to say hey there's this guy i know. he just lived it. it.sgt. thompson was just 28 years old.he graduated from university. riders on the patriot tour ended their nationwide trek today...they rode 14-thousand miles in honor of our country's service members. members. 3 (motorcycle nats) nats) that's the sound of dozens of motorcycles heading to madison.riders on the patriot tour made a pit-stop in milwaukee today -- on their way to madison.100 days ago -- on may 28 -- more than 500 riders (from took the american flag on a 14- thousand mile journey across the country. chris daly, rider nati

. >> governor thompson, great, glad you are here. come on up. >> you were a lot nicer when you used to work for me. [laughter] >> now, okay. i'm going to go through in two minutes what happened between 1984 and 2001. in 1981, president reagan made modest changes to eligibility in his first budget bill. three years later, in 1984, charles murray published losing ground, which created a lively debate and no introduction to this group is necessary. professor larry mead who is with us today of new york university in 1986, just two years later wrote beyond entitlement, the first book to argue for work obligation as a basis for welfare reform. then, a diverse group of important thinkers convened by aei couple one of our organization cosponsors published the new consensus on family and welfare in which a bipartisan group of which doug, one of our cosponsors with a primary author and suggested that's both sides of the left and right could coalesce around the idea of mutual obligation. again, in 1986, still again governor mary "model of-- gov

thompson road is one of them in bun level. fayetteville, another area that had a lot of road closures yesterday and probably some today. we know of one here, manchester road at highway 21. bragg boulevard is flooded. drive times westbound to research triangle park if heading on 540 from u.s. 64 to rtp, 20, 30 minutes. from 40, the garner area, 26. on 540 toll road u.s. 1 going to take you about 16. i-440 starting to get crowded on this friday morning at 6:22, as alie mentioned. >>> it was a scam that cost people millions of dollars. now, the ceo of wells fargo is getting grilled on capitol hill. >>> plus, federal regulators were set to make new rules that would have you paying less for narrator: deborah ross. her father was in the air force, her mother a pre-school teacher. they taught deborah ross public service can make people's lives better. richard burr took 1.1 million dollars from the insurance industry and wrote a plan to privatize medicare. the insurance industry would make billions, while you pay more. richard burr. t

sean thompson is a homeless activist with occupy san mateo. mayor johnson, a former nba star and uc berkeley alum quickly fought back leaving thompson with nine stitches. thompson says he's been arrested nine times in four years. >> in all that time, i feel like i've never accomplished anything. i decided to escalate anything. if you think a cream pie in the face is an act of violence, that's your interpretation. i think it was a very soft version of what he deserved. >> he's charged with assaulting a public official which is a felony. he also says he got a coconut cream pie because it's his favorite pie and if he would eaten it if he didn't go through with the attack. >>> new details on a double shooting in concord that left one man critically injured. it happened wednesday night off bella road. police say officers discovered several pounds of marijuana inside that house. investigators are now trying to determine if that might have been a motive for the shooting. so far no arrests have been made. shooting victim may still face possible charge

finally heather and thompson reports on the 1971 uprising at new york's attica correctional facility in blood in the water. watch the book awards live on c-span2 on november 16. many of these authors have appeared or will appear on the tv. you can watch them on our website, book tv.work. >> it's interesting that it was the nazi ghetto that was the main ghetto that was on my mind growing up because, in fact, for most of history, if you referred to the ghetto, you are referring to anything the nazis did, you were referring to the ghetto in venice in 1516 which was the first ghetto that was created for the jews. it was the first time the word ghetto was used to refer to a copper foundry that the jews were placed in. i rely here in talking about this upon another monumental field of history, the field of the early modern historians who have done painstaking work on this including professor benjamin whose work i relied on heavily in this particular account. one of the interesting things about the accomplishments of the early modern historians is that they have shown that when the palace o

thompson: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? mr. thompson: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having risen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 8 and clause 9 of rule 20, this five-minute vote on the motion to recommit will be followed by five-minute votes on passage of the bill, if ordered, passage of h.r. 5461, and suspending the rules and passing the following bills, 5977,859, h.r. 6007, h.r. h.r. 6014, and h.r. 5147. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.]

thompson crashed into several parked cars and a steel beam and was arrested a short time later. the employee is recovering. >>> in san jose, this 19-year- old appeared in court today accused of breaking into his 88- year-old neighbors's home, stealing her jewelry and car and then brutally beating her. he did not enter a plea. his case is continued to november. the victim in the case known in the community as miss flo is still in the intensive care units. her family says she is conscious and fighting for her life. >>> a house fire sent a san francisco firefighter to the hospital this morning part of this victorian in bernal heights falling on top of him while he was inside fighting the flames. the firefighter was taken to a trauma center with moderate injuries. the eight people who live in the house got out okay. no word on the cause of the fire. >>> brian hackney joins us now. we are looking at a weekend warmup. >> yes. if i convince that you we are going to be near 100 degrees by sunday, then i will have done my job. but maybe i need some numbers to support that. >> exit, stage

thompson's father mark.. also spoke during the memorial service, describing his son as a gift from god...telling those in attendance, matt lived life by two motto's "live for the greater good of god" and live by the green beret's motto of "free the oppressed." a well- known chef on the city's lower east side make their first court appearance. 20-year-old hussain sami and 45-year-old imed chabbouh were charged in connection to the stabbing death of 30-year-old shawn ostrom. prosecutors say the two got into a fight with ostrom near arlington and pulaski early monday morning. investigators say sami pulled out a knife. he faces a charge of first degree reckless homicide while chabbouh faces a battery charge. bringing peace with music. on the heels of one of the most milwaukee... one group comes together to promote positivity. several hip-hop artists performed at the victory temple church yesterday. they want to use music as a way to change attitudes in milwaukee. they are hoping young people listen. "we got to te

thompson's father mark.. also spoke during the memorial service, describing his son as a gift from god...telling those in attendance, matt lived life by two motto's "live for the the green beret's motto of "free the oppressed." it has been a particularly deadly weekend -- thanks to suspected drug overdoses. the milwaukee county medical examiner's office says it is right now investigating 8 deaths in milwaukee, all likely caused by drug overdose. and they all happened in just the last 48 hours. the two men accused of stabbing a well- known chef on the city's lower east make their first court 20-year-old hussain sami and 45-year-old imed chabbouh were charged yesterday in connection to the stabbing death of 30-year-old shawn ostrom. prosecutors say the two got into a fight with ostrom near arlington and pulaski early monday morning. investigators say sami pulled out a knife. he faces a charge of first degree reckless homicide while chabbouh faces a battery charge. new at 9 - bringing peace with music. on the he

chief of police scott thompson says the all-hands-on-deck approach doesn't stop until the suspect who shot 8-year-old gabrielle carter is found. >> we have leads that we're working on just this afternoon, i was over meeting with the fbi. we brought them -- their help and assistance on this. >> reporter: as the memorial for gabby has grown outside her home, so has the department's need for information. >> people out here know what happened. and we have a moral obligation to protect children, not just our own but everyone in the community. >> reporter: the reality is chief thompson says someone in camden needs to step up now, that you need to stop hovering a child murderer. >> this is somebody's cousin, somebody's nephew, somebody's kid that's involved in this. and the streets know. and we know because the streets are telling us. >> reporter: we also spoke with this couple who own the school gabby went to. they contributed much of the $76,000 reward for the suspect's capture and paid for her funeral. >> we need to catch the killer of this little girl. we need to keep the story alive unt

it wasn't until later that thompson learned he was not the only designated survivor that night. vice president chain knee also also -- vice president cheney spent the evening in a secret bunker. >> dan: another samsung product is exploding. they are warning us about top loading samsung washers. 21 people report their washers exploded during the spin cycle sending nuts and bolts flying. there were no issue when's they used the delicate cycle. the launch of the smart trains may not happen this year because of problems with the safety gates. they are coming down too long after a train has passed. they are testing the trains on the 43-mile route. >> now your accu-weather forecast with sandhya patel. >> sandhya: here is a look at live doppler 7. we are tracking fog later this week. we could be talking about showers on the radar. right now visibility in half moon bay is four miles. watch out for that fog. the view from the emeryville camera is a fuzzy one. and that's what you will be dealing with if you take the ferry across the bay. for the commute 54 in san francisco and 59 in oakla

this month, with the race close, thompson him to come back. live, theo keith, fox6 news. protesters and supporters could be found lining the grounds of the expo center-- are supporters feeling energized? many stopped to share their thoughts about the rally with fox6s bret lemoine. it started hours before the opened ... hundreds of people lined up waiting for a chance to see republican presidential nominee donald trump in person. sot after the speech, we waited outside to get reaction from supporters.... sot sot sot but hours before... there were some outside... who werent willing to greet trump with open arms. 'no trump, no kk, no fascist usa.' along the outskirts of the expo center....protesters call trump a liar... and racist. 'he is racist - i think his remarks from the very beginning have had that tone. hes been reluctant parking lot this afternoon... including a guy selling t-shirts from north carolina. he said hes been to 30 trump rallies across the country... his biggest selling t-shirt - 'hillary for prison 2016.' reporting live in waukesha, bl, fox6 news. hillary

maher fought back thompson says that he pushed on the guy at least twice and bruises nine stitches to prove it. thompson says it was >> pam: thomsons facing two charges of felony assault and a misdemeanor for battery on school property being held on $100,000 bail. protests >> pam: terms defined the curfew and spent peaceful. >> steve: as long as a protest continues this way their lives on the ground and charlotte. >> reporter: been making a circle through the city and at one. shortly or lie on the grounds >> reporter: of what happened next the chief says the-camera video tells more the story was not providing definitive evidence and the video does shows the refusing to drop his weapon. it washed to videos and said that it is impossible to discern its staff had any attempt. and they want a video released publicly. clamming such a move would put crime victims at rest. >> reporter: as long as those individuals remain peaceful the police department has no plans to do anything other than to let them continue on their business and all the efforts tonight after all to get rid of that violenc

mary thompson jones will talk about her investigation of thousands of leaks state department cables. this weekend, new york times president and ceo, mark thompson discusses the way political speech has changed over time. >> attention spans feel so pressed for time today. the politicians are so anxious to find formulations of language which work for twitter. they work for the the bottom of the screen of msnbc or c-span, a a few words that try to compress and compress. that means you get a lot of impact but maybe you lose some of the language gets lost. >> afterwards airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday and 9:00 p.m. eastern. you you can watch all previous afterwards programs on our website, booktv.org. >> this is unprecedented level of visibility. there are always moments we said that in 1999 and he was speaking specifically to the idea of the explosion of his hip-hop in the global export of that and what does it mean for those particular images to like not necessarily but to see these images to be projected to the world. how are we wrestling with the truth of the a

it wasn't until later that thompson learned he was not the only designated survivor that night. vice president chain knee also also -- vice president cheney spent the evening in a secret bunker. >> dan: another samsung product is exploding. they are warning us about top loading samsung washers. 21 people report their washers exploded during the spin cycle sending nuts and bolts flying. there were no issue when's they used the delicate cycle. the launch of the smart trains may not happen this year because of problems with the safety gates. they are coming down too long after a train has passed. they are testing the trains on the 43-mile route. >> now your accu-weather forecast with sandhya patel. >> sandhya: here is a look at live doppler 7. we are tracking fog later this week. we could be talking about showers on the radar. right now visibility in half moon bay is four miles. watch out for that fog. the view from the emeryville camera is a fuzzy one. and that's what you will be dealing with if you take the ferry across the bay. for the commute 54 in san francisco and 59 in oakla

david thompson/st. lucie sheriff's office) "the video shows a lone individual, either white or hispanic ancestry// walking up to the mosque, where shortly after there's a bright flash, indicating that a fire i public's help finding the man in the video. (maj. david thompson/st. lucie sheriff's office) "he had a very distinguishable pair of pants on. they appear to be blue jeans but on the backs of the pockets there is distinct embroidery on the rear pockets of the pants. also, the shirt he has on appears to be like a button-up smoker-style shirt, for lack of better terms, and he had like a boonie hat on. the mosque .... attended periodically by omar 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. in addition to searching for a suspect, they're trying to determine a motive for the crime. (maj. david thompson/st. lucie sheriff's office) "right now, we're not sure exactly whether this is a hate crime or just an arson.//because this is a place of worship and of course, because this incident occurred on the ann

thompson / st. lucie co. sheriff's office : - : )"he was holding a bottle of some sort of fluid and what appeared to be some papers or something like that" what lawmen are also looking at is the notoriety of the mosque itself...it's the same one omar mateen once attended.. the man who opened fire at a gay nightclub in orlando in june, killing 49 people and leaving dozens of others injured..before being police.(sot/ maj. david thompson / st. lucie co. sheriff's )"right now, we're not sure if this is a hate crime or just an arson" (sot/ ahmed bezier / islamic ctr of fort pierce : - : )"we're asking authorities to investigate this as a hate crime because we do know that somebody actually, deliberately set fire on this mosque here in florida" another possible motive...sunda y was also the 15th anniversary of 9-11 terrorists attacks.chris clackum, nbc news. that was chris clackum its a story that will have animal lovers outraged. coming up new on live at 6. what a man and woman did in racine county, that has them

thompson was health and human services secretary under president george w. bush. he was in that role at the time of 9-11. when the president went to address congress and the nation, after the terrorist attacks, the president tapped thompson to be the designated survivor. >> i was absolutely shocked, and somewhat upset that i was going magnified that evening. it was in a mountain, and it had all the capacity in order to run government from there. they wanted to make sure that if that happened, if that terrible tragedy would happen, government would continue. patrick: designated survivor airs on wednesdays at 9:00 right here on wisn 12 news. joyce: an emergency landing at milwaukee's 128th air el the crew could not raise the landing gear after taking off this morning, so pilots quickly turned the plane around and put it down safely. no one was hurt. this is the fourth announcer: -- this is the emergency landing at fourth the air refueling wing since august of 2014. there was also an emergency landing yesterday in washington county. the pilot lost power as he was hea

private thompson lived on that street of that school. he fought for our country in world war i. he died in battle at the age of 17. all of crease -- all of these years later a beautiful memory at the school named for him. heather:not a dry eye in the house. did you see the lock in their ed: he was going jump out of his skin. heather:top that, harvey. harvey: i can top that. i can't even come close. i can talk about how cool it was. we haven't had much cool weather. it was 40 in norwood and a lot of places were in the 40s. here is what is interesting. boston was 59. it retains the heat much better, but it was close to an average day. it was a little below average most recent warmth like late last weekend we are running a couple degrees above average and while we were comfortable now, there is warmer air to the south and west and some will be moving back slightly tomorrow and then again on wednesday. if you are doing some sneezing, it could be the pollen right now. it is medium in terms of the pollen count for tomorrow. a little higher on wednesday and slight slightly lower on it

the 32-year-old thompson is expected to file the suit claiming battery and civil rights violation at the hand of the mayor according to his attorney. the action is after an incident on wednesday when thompson push a pie into johnson's face at a charity dinner. johnson responded by hitting thompson and the mayor claimed self-defense. >> let's see what the weather forecast looks like, a day we are supposed to transition into cooler and fall lick temperatures. >> transition to cool temperatures more likely this weekend for those who live in san francisco. you are going to love this afternoon. compared to yesterday afternoon. here is a look from mount tamalpais can you see how clean air is right now but this is another "spare the air" day all of us are in the healthy category right new. as we get hot again today that unhealthy air will creep up into the nays inland east bay and the south bay and cool marine layer and patchy fog. can you see the high pressure is dominating our forecast with light and variable winds on live doppler hd. so we will talk temperatures, upper 80s in milpitas an

thompson stood out because he came to the dinner dressed in a t-shirt. seconds later, he dropped a brown paper bag close to johnson and the children. >> i thought it could be dangerous. i don't know. it could have had a crock pot in it, honestly. that was my first instinct is to get those children. >> reporter: mulvaney says he took out a pie and threw at johnson. that's when the mayor defended himself. >> we roll up to the charity event, and the mayor kj got attacked by some guy. from the side. and he took him out! bloodied him up. >> he was so quick to action, he grabbed him by the neck and threw him to the ground, and they arrested him on the ground. >> reporter: thompson is an active member of the occupy sacramento movement. he has had some public disagreements with the mayor about camping ordinances in the city. this time he has cuts and bruises to his face and was booked into sacramento county jail. she facing felony charge -- he is facing felony charges for assaulting a public official.,s are supporting him. >> i have a mayor that didn't step back

i would describe hunter thompson as complex. he was brilliant, he was sometimes crazy, he was focused, he was very ambitious. he was given to just eruptions of rage for the, you know, small provocations. he was a complex man. how would i describe hunter as a parent. um, uninvolved, i would say. and i think there was a few reasons for that. first, you know, he was born in 1936, so when he was growing up, he didn't grow up in an era when fathers were, you know, typically heavily involved with raising the kids. so that was part of it. and be second, writing was always -- that was the most important thing to hunter, you know? family was secondary, for sure. not that he didn't, you know, he didn't love me and care about me, but as far as being, like, you know, no, i'm not going to go out tonight and see my friends, i'm going to stay home and hang out with the kids making dinner. no, that was not him. i've been asked many times why do i call him hunter, and i call my mom sandy. and that's just the way it always was. and i think it's b

new york times' president and ceo mark thompson looks at what he calls the erosion of public language in his book, "enough said: what's gone wrong with the language of politics," which examines the change in language from fdr and churchill to donald trump. he's interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffington post. >> politics, parisly, has -- firstly, has changed in very substantial ways. and the kind of natural shape of politics based on class and very clear ideology has become more disrupted, and all over the western world you can feel the big, traditional political partieses, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10 a.m. eastern, booktv is live from the brooklyn book festival. the festival is the largest free literary event in new york new y featuring national and international literary stars and emerging authors. featured authors and topics include a discussion on economics with marc lamont hill, politics with sarah jaffe, fred kaplan on digital privacy, terrorism, ralph nader looks at political parties and elections, military and war with molly crabappl

we know he's there. 3 3 sergeant matthew thompson was killed in afghanistan on august 23rd.thompson's family asked for a private funeral...to mourn and out of respect for his military comrades...thompson's parents say he was a god-fearing man who could do anything. 19;56;16 he wanted to learn at every turn, what can i learn? what can i do better at it? show me what to do...butt to19;58;32 he knew that he believed in god, he had jesus with im and he wanted people ot see jesus without him having to say hey there's this guy i know. he just lived it. it. sergeant thompson was 28 years old.he graduated from brookfield central high school and attended marquette university. riders on the patriot tour ended their nationwide trek thousand miles in honor of our country's service members. 3 3 (motorcycle nats) nats) that's the sound of dozens of motorcycles heading to madison. riders on the "patriot tour" made a pit-stop in milwaukee saturday -- on their way to madison.about 100 days ago -- on may 28-th -- more than 500 riders -- from across wisconsin-- took the american flag on a 14-thousand mi

the 10 man packers practice squad's typically made up of players ted thompson had in camp. among them...reportedly..ar e wide receiver geronimo allison inside linebacker carl bradford. outside ba nose tackle brian price and offensive guard lucas patrick... josh sitton's release was the stunning news off lambeau field. the badgers 16-14 upset of 5th ranked lsu ranks right up there "on" it. senior quarterback bart houston-named after bart starr-made his first career start. "i thought that he competed. thought he made some plays. obviously he's, a couple of plays that we've got to learn from but i thought that he kept his poise a sweeping development in the steel city, where payback was sweet! after pittsburgh came to miller park and took all 4 games a week ago, the brew crew returned the favor..pilfering 3 from the pirates. milwaukee led 1-0 in the 3rd when a bad throw led to a collision at 1st base that allowed orlando are' cia to score. hernan pair' ez was interfered with. but the umps ruled that are' ci counsell didn't interference call. he was ejected. the early shower se

and i'm justin thompson gee... rui' listening to people, milhearing their stories.n - a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. the capital of iceland went dark... all to see this spectacle in the sky.the northern lights... lit up the atmosphere.people were asked to keep their homes dark clear view.tourists and locals snapped amazing photos and videos of the green-lit sky...sharing them with the world. 3 today: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: showers continue which could be moderate at times. lows in mid to upper 50s. wind: ne 10-15 mph. weekend: more scattered showers likely on