>> smith: how far? >> like 1,500 meters. >> smith: like a mile. >> he says, "do you want to go talk to them?" >> smith: you gonna go with me? >> ...transport the weapons to kurdish forces fighting against islamic state militants in syria. >> smith: i was taken to a nearby bunker which overlooked the isis-held town of qayarah. >> smith: when is the last time you've had mortars fall here? >> smith: one mortar fell while we were there. so how many fighters does isis have out there? >> smith: qayarah and its airbase were among the first targets isis hit in june of 2014. there's a truck moving on this side of the river. >> (men talking on radio) >> smith: i could hear isis fighters chatter on the base radio. >> smith: since my visit here, iraqi security forces, with coalition support, attacked and seized qayarah. the peshmerga are now awaiting orders to advance up the tigris to the main isis stronghold of mosul, about 40 miles to the north. it promises to be a hard fight. >> smith: the push to retake mosul i

let's hear it for governor smith. [applause] this is the only real job i have ever had, so i thank him. we continue our long tradition during presidential election years. the candidates put aside all politics, all acrimony. we come together to raise money for the worthiest of causes. the neediest children and archdiocese. you're supposed to clap now. [applause] everybody, sit back,, relax, and enjoy the show. tonight we are all friends. [applause] how do you like those apples? as you know, al smith lost the election but made history in american politics by becoming the first catholic to run on a major ticket. at the time, it was somewhat .ontroversial he was against prohibition and thank god he was because we couldn't get through this campaign that has driven us all to drink. [laughter] al: i'll drink to that. tonight, we are honored to welcome the tw candidateso for president, hillary clinton and donald trump. [applause] al: gary johnson was supposed to be here tonight. he just called me and asked me from the closet.

last week after smith was arrested sheriff bob gualtieri says smith had a drug problem. "he was trying to mask it and hide it...we knew there was a problem." smith was charged with grand theft and possession of a controlled substance. trevena says there is a big problem with the drug charge. sot 19:35:32 in my 31 years of practicing law i have yet to see case where someone is charged with possession...and no drugs. trevena says there have been a number of cases involving deputies on the wrong side of the law..but he says this was a rush to judgement. sot in-19:33:30 sheriff gualtireri has had a number of cases of deputies admittedly committed criminal offenses...and never been charged smith says he's looking for just one thing. sot 19:39:56 i need to get my name back....a man a father and a deputy. we did reach out but were told they've said all they will about smith's firing. later today we expect a news conference where more information will be released. 10 news will be there and keep you posted. the suspect in a string of carjackings is in custody this morning. he was

we begin in fort smith, arkansas... where police are searching for three responsible for spray-painting graffiti at two mosques. you can see the crime taking place at one of the mosques on this surveillance video the front sign was tagged, as well as the front porch and garage with profanity and the words "go home". there were even swastika's spray painted on the building. the same words were spray-painted on a second mosque as well. the f-b-i is now assisting in the investigation. the u-s department of education has opened an investigation into scandal-plagued baylor university for title nine years for its ongoing handling of sexual assault allegations against student athletes. a recent outside review determined school administrators contributed to a hostile environment for assault victims...and head football coach, the athletic director and president ken starr all got the boot. baylor officials say it will cooperate fully with the investigation. and the n-c-double-a charges hall of fame coach rick pitino... for failin

several people with ties to the sylville smith investigation spoke still waiting on answers in smith's death... while the officer who shot him is facing charges from other incidents. heaggan-brown is suspended from the milwaukee police department. he made his initial appearance in court thursday accused of sexual assault, prostitution and taking intimate photos without consent. smith's cousin says he's glad haeggan brown is off the streets... but says it should have happened a long time ago. "if he was held in custody, that same night of the killing of sylville smith, other people tbody camera footage of the shooting of sylville smith has not been released...the d-a says they are still reviewing the case. a search warrant unsealed this week... giving authorities permission to go through smith's cell phones as part of a drug investigation..but no charges have been filed there. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. the fire and police commission also discussing the fate of another officer yesterday. chief ed flynn wants to fire sahn-than- hah raj-ah- foo-mee investiga

he has not been charged in the sylville smith case. prosecutors say he sexually assau shooting in august. according to the criminal complaint there are three other victims. smith's family members say the sexual assault case should be tied to his use of deadly force. haeggan-brown's arraignment is scheduled for november 4. the district attorney is still reviewing the sylville smith case. the body camera footage has not been released. there is no timeline for a charging decision. reporting live at 23rd and wisconsin deandra

and for felicia smith, change is good. >> miss smith, it's time go. county want everything to gave you. >> for real? >> awesome. >> her judge has sentenced her to two years' probation, and today she is being released after nearly six months in jail. >> i'll see you in two weeks. >> never. probably see me in seven years. or five. >> you got the seven-year itch then. >> whatever. no, no, no, no. look at all of these books. >> come on, santa claus. >> about an hour later, smith is bound for home. i need a cigarette, y'all. >>> see how dirty it is, disgusting. it seems john schmidt has also embraced change, and it's not just limited to his appearance. >> oh, yes! look at that. see, that's called the dirty bird. >> birthy bird? >> it's like rotisseried chicken. this is the best meal. >> why you get two pieces? >> because i don't lie around when i come out. i clean up. because if you do the right things, they'll look out for you. if youability like a jerk-off, then you don't get nothing. >> schmidt has earned the trust of staff. they have let him resume his

police smith say smith was armed and raised his gun...prompting heaggan brown to shoot him. this led to several days of violence in the sherman park neighborhood. chief ed flynn says the investigation of the shooting of sylville smith should be based strictly on the facts and not the character of the officer involved. but smith's family doesnt see it that way... "how do you not tie someone to an activity - an act that they separate it from another malicious crime?" the milwaukee county d-a's office is still reviewing the shooting of sylville smith. there is no timetable for when a charging decision will be announced. due to the sexual assault charges...heaggan brown is being held on 100 thousand dollars bond. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. convicted of setting a fire that killed two children will likely learn his fate. a jury convicted michael morgan of arson and reckless homicide last month. the fire happened last october. 10-year-old kevin little, and two- year-old taenajah morgan were both killed. morgan's sentencing is scheduled for 8-15 this morning. the viol

the family of smith is reacting to the unrelated charges. at a fire and police commission meeting smith's cousin said they want more accountable within the police department and want the officer to be charged for smith's death. >> for what? >> for taking smith's life. >> the family wants the release of the video. >> a search warrant was just unsealed in the shooting investigation, it says police found baggies of cocaine and heroin and a gun in the seat of the vehicle that smith and another man fled from on the night he was shot and killed by the officer. and turned towards the officers while picking up a gun from the ground and raised the gun in the direction of the officers before he was shot. the district attorney must still decide whether the shoot something justified. this story is continuing to unfold as we learn more information and details, he's post them on the free app and wisn.com and find the full story with more information on our website. >> developing this morning, body was found in a trash can in a river west neighborhood. the

thaddeus ashford is smith's cousin. he and the rest of the family have been pushing for haegan-brown to smith's death... and for the body camera footage of the incident to be released to the public. the district attorney's office says it's still reviewing the case. the only recent update... a search warrant unsealed this week... giving authorities permission to go through smith's cell phones as part of a drug investigation. we hear more quickly about an unsealed warrant about someone who has been murdered by the police than we hear about someone who was supposedly sworn to uphold the law that has the district attorney's office is reviewing the drug case involving smith-- no charges have been filed. as for officer-involved shooting... there's no timetable for that decision. reporting live at city hall madeline anderson fox6 news. the fire and police commission also discussing the fate of another officer charged with sex crimes-- chief ed flynn wants to fir hah raj-ah- foo-mee investigators say raj-ah- foo-mee approached

hear what smith's family is saying about the arrest. plus-- milwaukee harley-davidson is temporarily closed down. our big story at 11-30... the milwaukee police officer who fatally shot sylville smith in august...is accused of sexual assault and prostitution, in an unrelated case. smith's family and community activists say they are outraged. our deandra corinthios has more from the police administration building. accused of raping a man on august 14th... the night after he killed smith while on duty near 44th and auer. the shooting sparked violent protests that weekend near sherman park. during the public comment portion of thursday's fire and police commission meeting... several people with ties to the sylville smith investigation spoke up... questioning why they're still waiting on answers in smith's death... while the officer who shot him heaggan-brown is suspended from the milwaukee police department. he made his initial appearance in court thursday accused of sexual assault, prostitution and taking intimate photos without consent.

of sylville smith, police say the officer was in a bar drinking and watching the news coverage with a man who later accused him of rape. 24-year-old dominique heaggan-brown appeared in court this afternoon wearing a suicide smock and facing more than 80 years in prison according to the criminal complaint, the night after he shot sylville smith, officer dominique heaggan-brown was watching news of the unrest in a bar with a friend he knew through his rap music copy. hobby. that friend said the officer bragged that he could do what he wanted without repercussions he . he was "the boss and there are no limitations on how he lives." the two went back to the officer's home, where they continue drinking. hours later, they were at the st. joe's emergency room the told staff the officer had raped him. the next morning, police say the officer texted a sergeant at the department "need your help big time but need to handle this the most secret and right way possible." what can you tell us about dominique's arrest? >> nothing. >> the officer's stepfather says the family knows nothing about the ch

the warrant says smith had a gun and fell near a fence. 'as he got back to his feet, he turned toward the officers while picking up the handgun.' police have said smith then pointed the gun at officers, prompting one officer to shoot. but this warrant actually focuses on what was in the car. investigators allegedly found 'a rolled dollar bill containing a heroin, a plastic bag containing a gray substance suspected to be heroin, and two bags containing an off-white rock- like substance suspected to be cocaine base.' also inside the car, authorities found three flip phones. all of them were on. the d-o-j special agent wanted permission to go through those phones to see if they contain proof of a drug dealing operation. the d-o-j wouldnt comment specifically on this case but in a statement, a spokesman says 'whenever items of an investigation, they are processed to determine if there is information relevant to the officer-involved death. depending on the circumstances of the case, dci may agree to assist the local agency with preceding crimin

the warrant goes on to say smith felt then smith got back to his , feet. he turned towards the officers while picking up the handgun from the ground and raised the gun in the direction of the deployed his firearm and fired shots at the suspect. mayes says some in sherman park didn't like heaggan-brown before the shooting. >> you didn't really come across too many people in the community who liked him as a police officer either. he had a history of doing things he shouldn't have been doing. toya: so here's where things stand. there's still no decision on whether the now suspended officer's shooting of sylville smith was a justified use of force. because of the sex assault charges he has been suspended , with police department, which follows state law. this story is continuing to unfold. as soon a we learn new details we'll post them on our free app and on wisn.com. , you can also find the full story with more information on our website. joyce: commitment 2016 coverage in the race for president. nominees donald trump and hillary clinton face-to-face again, b

a protest demanding justice for "sylville smith" is taking place today smith was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer at 44th and auer...sparking violence in the sherman park neighborhood. our deandra corinthios is live at 23rd and wisconsin, where the march should begin any minute. developing today --- demonstrators are planning to show support fr smith. this as the police officer who killed him makes his first appearance in court on unrelated charges. we start first with the protest happening later this morning. demonstrators plan to walk from 23rd and wisconsin to the district attorney's office. they will be dressed up as zombies. protesters are demanding justice for the officer involved shooting of by milwaukee police officer in august. smith's death sparked riots in the sherman park neighborhood. and that milwaukee police officer who shot smith --- will go to trial on separate sexual assault charges. dominique heaggan-brown waived his preliminary hearing yesterday. he has not been charged in the sylville smith case. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a man just one da

two shots were fired--- with smith hit twice. in newly involved in a drug deal, and when they tried to confront him, he took off running. they say he pointed a gun at them, and that's when smith was shot. his death spard two days of violence in sherman park several business were looted and set on fire . leading to millions of dollars in damage. the depant ojustice has been investigating the shooting. police say there is body camera video, but it has not yet been released. the smith family has demanded the release of that video on multiple occasions. the investigation is now in the hands of the attorney. in the news conference, chief flynn reminded people the violence the broke out after the shooting was ?not? caused by the people who live in the sherman park neighborhood. important to recognize... not perpetrated sherman park. inflicted on them. mayor tom barrett just released a statement ... saying in part ... "no matter

steven smith and his attorney john trevena claim that sheriff bob gualtieri wanted smith gone because he was complaining about policies in the department. and smith also claims the department was trying to shape his testimony about a shooting he was involved in back in 2013. trevena says that is witness tampering. and as far as the charges of theft and drug possession... trevena goes on to says that the pinellas county sheriff's office has has a number of cases of deputies admittedly committing criminal offenses.. but they were never criminally charged. coming up next hour... we'll hear from that deputy.. he explains the one big reason he is fighting these charges and breaking his silence. back to you. the presidential candidates are back

smith. senator kennedy. first of all, i think it is well to put in perspective where we really do stand with regard to the soviet union in this whole matter of growth. the soviet union has been moving faster than we have. but the reason for that is obvious. they start from a much lower base. although they have been moving faster in growth than we have, we find, for example, today that their total gross national product is only forty-four per cent of our total gross national product. that's the same percentage that it was twenty years ago. and as far as the absolute gap is concerned, we find that the united states is even further ahead than it was twenty years ago. is this any reason for complacency? not at all because these are determined men. they are fanatical men. and we have to get the very most of uh -- out uh -- out of our economy. i agree with senator kennedy completely on that score. where we disagree is in the means that we would use to get the most out of our economy. i respectfully submit that sen

another man ran away from the night smith was shot and killed by heaggan-brown. the document also says smith fell, got back to his feet and turned toward the officers while picking up a gun from the ground and raised the gun in the direction of the officers before he was shot. the milwaukee county district attorney must still decide whether the shooting was justified. now, milwaukee police officer dominique heaggan-brown faces a series of charges unrelated to the shooting of sylville smith. heaggan-brown is suspended with pay from the department in keeping with state law. he is expected back in court next thursday. the district attorney is still reviewing the case from august to decide whether the shooting of sylville smith was justified. this story is continuing to unfold. i know it is a lot. as soon as we learn new details, we'll post them on our free mobile app and on wisn.com. with more information on our website. >> wisn 12 news time is 4:35. a new warning this morning from apple. >> coming up on "wisn 12 news this morning," the sign you should watch out for

august 17 he shot and killed seville smith after police say smith ran from a traffic stop with a gun. that night protests turned out where there was violence and looting. he took the victim to a bar violence. hagan brown sent this text to his mentor sergeant and said he messed up and needed to handle it in the most secret and right way possible. the sexual assault investigation began immediately after it was reported by the hospital shannon: family members attended the city, fire and commission meeting demanding the video be released. >> reporter: several people showed up here tonight to city hall to voice their concerns. the two points that kept coming up. the body cam video and justice. >> not releasing that video is and will always be another between the action and when the results comes out that causes far more strain and mistrust in the community. >> community members reacting to the sexual assault charges against dominique hagan brown, the same officer who shot and killed seville smith. smith's cousin speaking on >> he's a monster. he's victimizing people he's supposed to be pro

and another man ran away from the night smith was shot and killed by heaggan-brown. smith got back to his feet, he turned towards the officers while picking up the handgun from the ground and raised the gun in the direction of the officers. the milwaukee county district attorney must still decide whether the shooting was justified. >> here is what we know right now, milwaukee police officer dominique heaggan-brown faces a heaggan-brown is suspended with pay from the department in keeping with state law. he is expected back in court next thursday. the district attorney is still reviewing the case from august to decide whether the shooting of sylville smith was justified. this story is continuing to unfold. as soon as we learn new details, we'll post them on our free mobile app and on wisn.com. you can also find the full story with more information on our website. >> wisn 12 news time is 5:35. w apple. >> coming up on "wisn 12 news this morning," the sign you should watch out for before placing an order online. >> plus, loose change that really adds up. why some pennie

the night after he killed smith while on duty near 44th and auer. the shooting sparked violent protests that during the public comment portion of thursday's fire and police commission meeting... several people with ties to the sylville smith investigation spoke up... questioning why they're still waiting on answers in smith's death... while the officer who shot him is facing charges from other incidents. heaggan-brown is suspended from the milwaukee police department. he made his initial appearance in court thursday accused of sexual assault, prostitution and taking intimate brown is off the streets... but says it should have happened a long time ago. "if he was held in custody, that same night of the killing of sylville smith, other people wouldnt be victimized." body camera footage of the shooting of sylville smith has not been released...the d-a says they are still reviewing the case. a search warrant unsealed this week... giving authorities permission to go through smith's cell phones as part of a drug investigation..but no reporting live in mil

poor al smith. but he is still remembered and honored among new york catholics, most notably with this dinner they hold every year which is an election year turns out to always be lousy with politicians. this is al smith's great-grandson introducing one of the candidates. let's go to it. >> i was thinking about the republican nominee, donald j. trump. there are actually some rumors going around that he wasn't going to show up tonight. he could say he wanted to keep us in suspense. we considered having a donald trump cutout on the dais, but if we wanted someone still lifeless, we could ask charlie rose to speak again. it is stark that donald is here tonight. that's right, for the first time, a catholic church is not the largest tax exempt land owner here tonight. we are honored to have donald and melania here tonight. the al smith dinner is a new york institution. donald, the kid from queens, with a big heart and a big mouth is without question a new york institution. donald, the microphone is yours,

grabs pele smith and slams him on the car smashing the windshield smith was treated for cuts and later released the incident is now the subject of a federal lawsuit alleging excessive force by the lowering police officer anyone watching the video will believe it's horrific i was unable to see anything in the video that suggests mr. smith was resisting arrest attempting to everyone else does a young black man being raised above the ground with his hands handcuffed behind him and slammed on to the windshield with a sufficient force it to suit shadow that windshield lorain police it is much more to the story than meets the eye they say pele smith is a suspected drug dealer and that he was in fact resisting arrest at lorain police maintained the officer intended to place a smith on the head of the court did not intend to slam him into the windshield of the officer was later cleare wrongdoing the department issued a statement that reads in part quote the video does not tell the complete story although it is not easy to watch a police officers explained all of their actions in the police rep

police smith say smith was armed and raised his gun...prompting heaggan brown to shoot him. this led to several days of violence in the sherman park neighborhood. the shooting of sylville smith should be based strictly on the facts and not the character of the officer involved. but smith's family doesnt see it that way... "how do you not tie someone to an activity - an act that they did, a malicious crime, and then separate it from another malicious crime?" the milwaukee county d-a's office is still reviewing the shooting of syli when a charging decision will be announced. due to the sexual assault charges...heaggan brown is being held on 100 thousand dollars bond. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. also in court today - we are expected to learn the fate of a man convicted of setting a fire that killed two children. a jury convicted michael morgan of arson and reckless homicide last month. the fire happened last two- year-old taenajah morgan were both killed. morgan's sentencing is scheduled for 8-15 this morning. police investigating yet another homicide overnight. t

love in mke ad 3 the shooting death of syville smith happened on august 13th. one of the assaults heaggan-brown is charged with reportedly happened just one day later. according t police...smith was fleeing from a traffic stop when he turned with a weapon towards officer heaggan-brown. the officer opened fire --- killing him. at the scene -- crowds became combative with officers. and several nights of destruction followed. with businesses being burned and damanged. officer haeggan-brown is ?not? charged for anything to do with the shooting. the d-a's office says that case is still under review. 3 stay with cbs 58 for continuing coverage of this breaking news story. we'll have the latest information on our website cbs 58 dot com. to update you here on air. 3 3 the other big story we're following today --- the packers. they take on the bears tonight at lambeau field in a game you can only watch right here on cbs 58. 58.the packers are in rough shape...lots of injuries headed into tonight's game...and we got some worrisome news today about eddie lacy. lacy.cbs 58'

we have the high lieblths from the al smith dinner. the delivery was awkward at times, but they got in a few zingers. hillary clinton and donald trump back to the spotlight, this time roasting each other at the al smith dinner. >> hillary accidentally bumped i very poe litely replayed let me talk to you about that after i get into office. it is amazing i'm up here after donald, i didn't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. >> he changed course with a kav results of this great historic presidential election if i win. >> the comments batting down by the president and the first lady on the trail. that is dangerous. because when you try to sew the doubts in people's minds that is under mining the >> today clinton is returning to ohio and trump will be in north carolina and pennsylvania. in washington, "wisn 12 news this morning." >> thank you. >> ken bone is headed to washington. the undecided voter bake an internet sensation, he only has that one sweater. sweater is bringing bone to the nation's capital to get out t

the warrant goes on to say smith fell then smith got back to his , feet he turned towards the , officers while picking up the handgun from the ground and raised the gun in the direction of the officers. one mpd officer, heaggan-brown, one mpd officer, heaggan-brown, deployed his firearm and fired shots at the suspect. the warrant says in the car officers found baggies of cocaine and heroin, which testing showed positive results for opiates for the brown substance and again also received positive result for cocaine base, as well as the wisconsin crime laboratory also seat of the vehicle smith fled. >> coming up on 12 news at 6:00, you'll hear what a milwaukee community activist is saying now that officer heaggan-brown is charged with wrong-doing. there's still no decision on whether the now suspended officer's shooting of sylville smith was a justified use of force. toya: as terry mentioned, heaggan-brown is still under investigation for the shooting of sylville smith. in regards to sexual assault charges he has suspended with pay from the milwaukee police department which is state la uni

the warrant says smith had a gun and fell near a fence. 'as he got back to his feet, he turned toward the officers while picking up the handgun.' police have said smith then pointed the gun at officers, prompting one officer t focuses on what was in the car. investigators allegedly found 'a rolled dollar bill containing a brown substance suspected to be heroin, a plastic bag containing a gray substance suspected to be heroin, and two bags containing an off-white rock- like substance suspected to be cocaine base.' also inside the car, authorities found three flip phones. all of them were on. the d-o-j special agent wanted permission to go through those phones to see if they contain proof of a drug dealing operation. a d-o-j evidence related to any possible preceding criminal activity. the d-as office here says it has reviewed this drug case but has yet to file any charges, instead opting for further investigation. the review of the officer-involved shooting of sylville smith is still onoing; there is no timetable for a decision in that case

the night after he killed smith while on duty near 44th and auer. the shooting sparked violent protests that weekend near sherman park. police commission meeting... several people with ties to the sylville smith investigation spoke up... questioning why they're still waiting on answers in smith's death... while the officer who shot him is facing charges from other incidents. heaggan-brown is suspended from the milwaukee police department. he made his initial appearance in court thursday accused of sexual assault, prostitution and taking intimate photos without consent. smith's cousin says he's glad haeggan brown is off the streets... but says it should have happened a long time ago. same night of the killing of sylville smith, other people wouldnt be victimized." tbody camera footage of the shooting of sylville smith has not been released...the d-a says they are still reviewing the case. a search warrant unsealed this week... giving authorities permission to go through smith's cell phones as part of a drug investigation..but no charges have been fil

and about respect -- >> and linking it back to al smith. >> and linking it back to al smith. that's much more the traditional -- you know, you do the humor, but at the end you get serious. and you deliver a more emotional pitch. and she had that. and i think that helped -- i think it evaluated what she had to say. and he did not go there. >> also, anderson, kind of quickly, her faith experience. donald trump did not talk about his personal faith experience in any way at all. and she said, i'm not a catholic, i'm a methodist, but we share a lot of things in common. she does have a deeply rooted faith experience, that in this audience tonight -- i don't know how it plays out in the country -- but in this audience tonight, it's important to be personal and connect yourself to the event you're at. >> historically, this has been a dinner where actually the cardinals have been reluctant sometimes to invite the democrat because of their abortion views. on more than one occasion, the democratic nominee hasn't been invited, but here she seemed a little more at home than she did. >> ta

al smith, iv. we're going to bring it to you live. tonight, just to set the scene, it's a little strained in more ways than one. first hillary clinton, donald trump just sitting one person apart with cardinal dolan serving as the only buffer and the lord is there as well. second mrs. clinton's campaign came under fire for leaked comments about catholics. cardinal odo land called on herself to distance herself from the comments made from the people in her so far she hasn't. mr. trump has done some things that weren't approved by the catholic church. he'll go first. let's take a listen to the intros. >> so for this evening all is forgiven. it is now my privilege to introduce the first of this evenings speakers. we determined tonight's order backstage. iep happy to report no matter how the coin toss ended wur our next speaker was going to say it was rigged. [ applause [ applause ] i was thinking of course about the republican nominee donald j. trump. there were actually some rumors going around that he wasn't going to show up tonight. he

police smith say smith was armed and raised his gun...prompting heaggan brown to shoot him. this led to several days of violence in the sherman park neighborhood. chief ed flynn says the investigation of the shooting of sylville smith should be based strictly on the facts and not the character of th but smith's family doesnt see it that way... "how do you not tie someone to an activity - an act that they did, a malicious crime, and then separate it from another malicious crime?" the milwaukee county d-a's office is still reviewing the shooting of sylville smith. there is no timetable for charges...heaggan brown is being held on 100 thousand dollars bond. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. milwaukee police have identified victims from three homicides this week. the victim from the 19th and capitol shooting on tuesday was identified as 25-year old canova webb. then police also investigating a homicide yesterday near 51st and hope. the victim there is identified s 24-year old eric holloway. and that killed near 16th and olive he was identified as 38-year old derrick cars

again but a as they are approaching the vehicle the officers suddenly grabs pele smith and slams him a carar smashing the windshield is smith was treated for cuts and later released the incident is now thehe subject of a federal lawsuit f alleging excessive officer anyone watching the video is can you believe it terrificofne. >> i was unable to see anything in the video that suggests mr. smith was arrested resisting arrest attempting to fight with them attempting to flee i see this in thing everyone else does a young black man being raised up off the ground with his hands handcuffed behind him and slammed on to the windshield with a sufficient force to shadow that windshield lorain police say story thannmo meets the eye they say pele smith is a suspected drug dealers and that he was in fact resisting arrest of lorain police maintain the officer intended to place miss onn the head of the car did not intend to slam him into the windshield of the officer was later cleared of any wrongdoingsw the department issued a statement that reads in part quote the video does not tell the complete

but smith's family doesnt see it that way... "how do you not tie someone to an activity - an act that they did, a malicious crime, and then separate it from another malicious crime?" the milwaukee county d-a's office is still r shooting of sylville smith. there is no timetable for when a charging decision will be announced. due to the sexual assault charges...heaggan brown is being held on 100 thousand dollars bond. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. it has been four months since jay anderson, junior was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer. now his parents are making a plea to law enforcement -- for transparency. kim has the latest in the newsroom. park back in june. police say anderson had a gun --and the officer thought he was reaching for it. last week--family saw dash cam video of the shooting -- and that's what they want the public to see. the family also learned, the officer who killed their son--also killed a different suspect last year. family say they want the officer charged. michael says : "we're pret

that's when police say heaggan brown shot smith.. these details are ?unrelated? to heaggan brown's suspension... where he was just charged yesterday with two counts of sexual assault. any charges connected to sylville smith's death will be up to the milwaukee county reviewing the case. it wasn't that long ago that district attorney john chisholm spoke with cbs 58 news about the importance he places on fairly doling out jus. justice.john chisholm, milwaukee couhty d.a.:i made a commitment to public integrity back in 2006 during my first term. that meant holding police officers accountable, public officials and attorneys accountable. and that's one of the obligations that you have as elected prosecutor. prosecutor. chisholm told me at the time how the public can lose faith in a system that appears to give any kind of privelige to some. he says his office can only go where the evidence leads. milwaukee's most recent homicide sounds eerily familiar to a pair of other murders this year...a body found in a trash can. cbs 58's april dorvorny joins us live with more on t

children and others in new york and across the country who are disregarded, and to harken back to al smith, that's authentic. >> that does it for us. "cnn tonight" with don lemon -- hey, "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts now. bye! >>> you are look live. look at that building, that's the waldorph hotel, donald trump and hillary clinton attending al smith's dinner. on the menu a big serving of awkward. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. and i very politely replied let me explain once you get into office. >>> this is "cnn tonight," the alsmith dinner is usually a chance for the candidates to let their hair down and have a little fun. this time, you decide. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and seeing a four. maybe a five, if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> let's get right to cnn's jim acosta at the al smith dinner, brian cooler, and jim acosta, both joining me from new york, and kevin madden. can't forget kevin, you're not in new york, so there you go. we're going to start with jim. jim, just 24 hours after a tense sho

mark smith and ms. nina smith. >> mrs. kathy burns and mr. kenneth burns. >> mr. henry goldberg and mrs. goldberg. >> mrs. gail mcgovern and mr. donald mcgovern. steve benjamine and mrs. benjamin. >> mr. wilson powell. >> mr. chuck todd and mrs. tristan todd. -- kristen todd. >> miss rachel ray and mr. john cusumano. >> i think i should only come .ere in sneakers think larry think -- -fink. andr. michael christopher mrs. sola christopher. mr. eric and mr. chuck --. mrs. kristen and pac --peck. >> mr. josh letterman and mrs. amy letterman. >> ms. christina lewis and ms. lloyd to --loita lewis. carlos -- and mr. bart dumas. the honorable jennifer -- and miss eileen --. you look lovely. ♪ >> i think we are all super excited to see them. >> mr. george stephanopoulos and miss alexandra wentworth. i am so glad i am here. i love the obamas. been in the white house correspondents dinner. this is a big milestone for me. my first day dinner. and fake diamond earrings and a real wedding band. what are you wearing? baby gap probably. he wants me to leave. kelly devil and mr

clinton: but for me, it was kind of ironic thinking about a fiery populist, al smith. if he were here today and saw how much money we had raised, he would be very proud. [applause] ms. clinton: and if he saw this magnificent room full of plutocrats celebrating his legacy, he would be very confused. [laughter] ms. clinton: it is a special honor to be here with your eminence. i know you were criticized for inviting both donald and me here tonight. you responded by saying, if i only sat down with those who are saints, i would be taking all my meals alone. now, just to be clear, i think the cardinal is saying i'm not eligible for sainthood. but getting through these three debates with donald has to count as a miracle. [laughter] [applause] ms. clinton: so, i guess i am up against the highest, hardest stained-glass ceiling. but, your eminence, you do deserve great credit for bringing together two people who have been at each other's throats, mortal enemies, bitter foes. i've got to ask, how did you get the governor and mayor here together tonight? [cheers and applause] ms.

here is hillary clinton taking the stage there at the smith center. let's listen in to what she has to say. >> jackie rosen and rosen kihuen. i am not exaggerating whether i races. people always during elections tell you this is the most important election. and there's always something important about every election. but i don't think we've ever had an election more important for our country, for our values, for our future than this one. and yesterday i was in florida with al gore. and your vote really, really counts. remember what happened. now i had the best time campaigning here when i was here for the caucus. and i want to thank everybody who has worked for me. and i want to thank everybody who worked for my friend bernie sanders. [ cheering ] sanders and i we ran a campaign focused on ideas. >> reed: we just saw not too far away from where hillary clinton is speaking some sort of a scuffle and security must have gotten it under control. if our photographer can pull out we can get more of that. but we did see a little bit of a scuffle and some qui

smith's family says the officer should be charged with the death of syville smith. they want justice and they want the body cam video to be police investigating an overnight crash near potawatomi hotel and casino. officers say a speeding driver clipped an ambulance on the 27th street viaduct.the ambulance lost control and hit another car -- almost 'head on.'two ambulance employees suffered minor injuries .. their patient was not injured. the driver who clipped the ambulance does not have a valid driver's license. new charges against an accused sexual predator at uw-madison alec cook is now charged with sexually assaulting 5 women. prosecutors say that number co behind bars until he posts bail....and then has been ordered to stay away from the university campus. police in fond du lac are not happy... a state appeals court ruled that parents can host underage drinkers in their house without violating a local ordinance. fond du lac had a law on the books that allowed police to fine adults who hosted underage drinking parties.it's called "social hosting."but the problem

tenner smith had been in porter for a week. he and hoby had met, nodded, and gone their separate ways. tenner's story about the shooting had been verified by half a dozen people. and hoby had been satisfied. but fred crate's visit had changed that. morning mr.gilman. tenner. you want some breakfast? no thanks. how bout some coffee? yeah alright. oh miss? coffee. what's on your mind? well, i got a question for ya. i'd like to have the truth. did you uh turn clean cards last night? you know i've seen men die for that quesiton. yeah well there's a few who may die for the answer this time. - what for? - attempted murder. says if i don't throw you into a cell this ah del taylor and the boys are gonna come in and take you. and a piece of the town along with ya. what does the law say? well i don't want porter wrecked. well you put it that way you might as well get yourself a new town because i'm not going to jail. you ever been in trouble with the law? well not so it cost me time. what's your name? the real one. well the first one's t