by a nephew of a name that some may recall -- the former owner of the basque while team of milwaukee and a longtime senator from wisconsin. host: has president trump wade and on any house race or the senate race even? guest: no. he is now weighed in on the biggest republican primary race for the senate between a and businessman, and a longtime state legislator. that is a very competitive race. some cases, that race has become a battle over who is more supportive of president trump but president trump has not taken sides. host: craig gilbert covers it all for the "milwaukee journal sentinel." >> here's a look at our primetime schedule on the c-span networks. author and mother jones reporter ari berman discusses the history and future of voting rights. is book tvwo, it with recent books on religion and politics. history tv american with programs on the cold war, and the space race. coming up on wednesday morning, inside elections reporter on the results of tuesday night's primaries in four states. then a discussion of nafta renegotiations and trump administration trade policy with tori

so he went after the dmv in milwaukee and said, i want to get an id for voting. but they did not give him an id, because the name on his illinois id said eddie junior holloway because of a clerical error. instead of eddie holloway, junior. so, same first name, same last name, clerical error in the middle. you think this would be easily resolved, but it was not. they told him to go to the records office in milwaukee and get his birth certificate ammended. he went down to records in milwaukee and said, how much would it cost to amend my birth certificate? they said between $400 to $600. they said you can go back to illinois and do it there. so he took a bus from milwaukee to springfield, illinois and went to springfield and said, i want to amend my birth certificate. they said they had to see his high school and vaccination records. he went to decatur, illinois where he was from and got his high school records. he went back to springfield, illinois to the state capitol and said, can i now ammend my birth certificate? they said, no, we need to see your full social s

so he went after the dmv in milwaukee and said, i want to get mad for voting. by, they didn't give him an id, because the name on his illinois id, said -- eddie junior holloway, because of a clerical .rror that it was that he halloween junior so, same first name, same last middle.erical they told him to go to that records office in milwaukee and his birth certificate commended. he went down to records in milwaukee and said, how much would it cost to amend my birth certificate? they said, 400-$600. the set, you can go back to illinois and do it there. so he took a bus to illinois at the state capital and went to springfield and said, i want to amend my birth certificate. they said, they had to see his high school and vaccination records. he went to decatur, illinois where he was from and got his high school records. he went back to the state capitol and such, can i now i'm in my birth certificate? they said, no, we need to see your full social security statement. he went back to wisconsin, got all of his documents in order and said, can i am in my birth bytifica

we have an hour or two to go in areas down towards milwaukee. significant flooding in this region. evacuations have taken place as well. as we go through the day today, unfortunately we are going to do it again. 24 million at risk for severe storms from kansas city to des moines, and from kalamazoo to lansing. a line of storms will give the possibility of additional flash flooding because the ground is soaked from this round and the round from monday morning and we have to do it again. as far as the heat goes, i mentioned how hot it will be. 101 in new york city. it will feel like 101 in tampa. even into tomorrow, it should feel like 100 in boston. we could easily have a record high in boston tomorrow. this is likely looking ahead. this is it. we haven't talked a lot about the tropics. nothing brewing. we are only about eight, nine days away now from the peak of the season. >> that's good news i would say. >> we'll take that. >> no kidding. >> a year ago we were dealing with harvey in houston. >> yeah. thanks for that. >>> still ahead, uber terps up with a bid to develop driverless

and milwaukee we have an excellent relationship with dean and the milwaukee water council, theork with them and chicago blue economy cluster, and that is how we are going to do it, by rolling up our sleeves and sharing innovations and collaborations, not putting egos first but, you know, lake erie is 20% of the world's fresh surface water. peters: senator baldwin, you and i share concerns over the great lakes. we have seen these algal blooms in lake superior. there was a larger one from lake michigan up to the apostle islands in washington, and wisconsin. -- apostle islands in wisconsin. lake superior is a very cold body of water and extremely deep but it doesn't seem like the same types of mechanics are involved in lake erie, and yet something significant is happening. i appreciate your testimony as we deal with this. dr. anderson, you mentioned your support for the bill i am proud to cosponsor with sen. nelson: has passed the senate and is before the house. we have been getting resistance from house members who have suggested the bill may not be needed, in fact that there are already

harley's headquarters are here in milwaukee. leah vukmir, running for the senate, says she doesn't think they will wind up leaving wisconsin. nicholson, kevin nicholson, running for the senate, says he doesn't think a boycott would be necessary and the incumbent governor, scott walker, who is expected to fail to victory in his primary yesterday says that he does not want a boycott, no matter what the president says. ed? >> ed: primary pete, peter doocy. i appreciate you staying alive for us tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. new tonight on the extremist muslim compound in new mexico where authorities alleged ringleaders were training kids for violent acts against the government, including may be school shootings. the judge says the five defendants can be released on $25,025,000 bonds each, because defense attorneys focusing for their part on what they called a double standard ay alleging that of the suspects were white and christian, rather than black and muslim, they might not be in court at all. the president is not the only one

the little tour group arrived in hamburg shortly afterwards to board the crew ship milwaukee. the browns with eva behind the camera took a launch across the harbor. the milwaukee was operated by the national socialist organization cost oibda strength through joy it provided holiday cruises for party comrades. the former north atlantic passenger steamer built in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine in hamburg had room for six hundred guests and was very popular as a cruise ship its destination this time the norwegian sure. gave a maid a well groomed impression on board her suits were made by high class berlin tailors still albert spared described her in his memoirs as modestly and unobtrusively dressed and that she wore noticeably cheap jewelry. the first class passengers passed their time at the pool. younger sister gretel was frequently in the cameras on. a shore excursion in northern norway. of course the locals didn't know that the lover of nazi germany's dictator was one of the tourists. another highlight of the cruise mobster was served on deck at lunchtime. or. the brow

one hundred migrants from its north african territory they will tell the migrants were sent back to milwaukee after breaching the border fence earlier this week migrant shelters in say were to are currently at double their capacity human rights groups have criticized again for sending some migrants back before checking their asylum claim it's. a british aid worker has been temporarily released from jail in iran now doesn't mean that is our garri radcliffe had been sentenced to five years in jail convicted of plotting against the iranian government she has been given a three day reprieve to visit her family british authorities and supporters are pushing for her permanent release. keep calm and carry on that is the message from the u.k. government as time starts to run out for agreeing on a deal to withdraw from the european union no should britain crash out with no deal well the government has published guidelines for people and businesses on how to prepare for that but breaks it minister dominic rob says that he is still confident of reaching an agreement with the e.u. twenty five sets of gui

in major league baseball news, ryan braun hit two of milwaukee's four home runs as the brewers cut into chicago's national league central lead with a 7—0 victory over the cubs on tuesday. braun had already hit a two run homer at the top of the first inning to help put the brewers 3—0 up, but he did it again at the top of the third to put his side in a strong position early on and the cubs never recovered, with their managerjoe maddon then getting ejected for the second time in four games when plate umpire phil cuzzi called ben zobrist out on strikes in the sixth. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. don't forget the top story that ben stokes has been cleared of charges of affray at bristol crown court. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the weather pattern for the rest of this week and into the weekend looks pretty similar day on day and that is with more cloud, rain, stronger wind across the north and the west of the uk and the further south and east that you are, better chances of staying

milwaukee county transit says this is the eighth time a driver has helped a lost or missing child in less than two years. (pam) in sports... one n-f-l team says, colin kaepernick... turned down an opportunity to play quarterback for its sqaud.(ken) and we will take a look back at the amazing career of gary radnich... and his illustrious 34 year run here at kron. gary will talk about some of his favorite moments... coming up next at 8 a woman says she was denied a job because of her name... what the company is saying tonight. am) two missouri women say, they were rejected for a job because of their names. it is not just a hunch for these women... they say, the company spelled it out for them in an email.(pam) the company's c-e-o says, they were hacked. chesterfield police are investigating the situation and say, it appears the emails at least 20 people might h

. >>> the play of the day for major league baseball, milwaukee and los angeles. >> announcer: 2-2. belanger gets it out in the air to center, back to the warning track at the wall, he caught it! lorenzo cain saves the day for the brewers. >> pretty impressive, milwaukee hung on for a 1-0 win over the dodgers. >>> it is 5:26 am, the fires that make up the mendocino complex fires are far from contained, while many evacuation orders remain in place, some have been lifted. janice, progressive can help you save over $650 on car insurance. how do you take two selfies with one phone? -what? -[ scoffs ] never mind. [ camera shutters click ] online -- for now. >>> blueprints for untraceable, undetectable guns, will not be posted online, for now. >>> parts of yosemite will remain closed longer than expected as the ferguson fire continues to burn. >>> with the fires burning throughout the state, we will look at the fire conditions and what crews are dealing with and a sign of relief in the forecast. >>> just like clockwork, the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza, how long doe

. >> people from all over the nation -- i am from milwaukee. we have people from chicago, new york, summoning perspectives, walks of life, we all need to be at this table and having this discussion and letting every none know but -- this conversation is so important. you can't have a conversation about gun violence if you only have mass shootings. because i was not raised in a white affluent neighborhood, i was raised in the inner-city where people are being shot and killed every single day. and that needs to be addressed. we are sitting here, people of color, we want to make a difference as well. we want our voices to be upheld. and i see people who are looking at me wide-eyed. i am here for you and you guys are here for me. your stories matter. your skin color matters. your lives matter, just like mine. and your stories will go on forever because that's how it works and community works. millions of people, white people, black people. and it was a movement. it affected human life, not whatever color you are as a human. i think that that is --

host: craig gilbert covers it all for the "milwaukee journal sentinel." thank you for your time today. guest: great to be with you. host: five minutes left in our program. on primaryr thoughts day in four states and midterm elections in general. you do not have to be in those states to call in, but we have had a lot of callers from those states including in minnesota, a democrat. yes, i see one out trying to run for governor and --avoided earlier that earlier debates with republican contenders and because he knows he should not be running for governor. he does not deserve it. that is the fact. he was governor, we had a $2 billion deficit and we abridged famous highway collapse because he refused to upgrade the situation. about -- he was warned thoroughly and yet, he did nothing. do notponse was, i spend, i veto. on august 1, 2007, that bridge collapsed. host: staying in minneapolis, william, an independent. s, and i want to second what the gentleman before me said. from 2011 wasrnor probably the worst governor that minnesota ever had. mark baden's governo

plato, se fue de 6.6, apenas fue el segundo de la temporada en las grandes ligas y el primero para milwaukee en el año 2015 >>> y para que vean que soy buena gente, lo dejo en buenas manos, lorena, césar, adelante >>> qué buena gente, gracias . >>> risas >>> mire usted, los participantes del certamen de belleza miss estados unidos llegaron a atlantis city en new jersey, 51 señoritas que representan a cada estado del país y el distrito de columbia serán parte de esta competencia. >>> este año por primera vez las candidatas no serán juzgadas por su apariencia, esto será televisado esto será televisado el domingo 9 de septiembre >>> $22,000,000 serán repartidos entre estudiantes, le diremos por qué. >>> impactantes imágenes muestran el momento en que los hombres son linchado con al confundirlos con delincuentes en puebla, le tengo todos los detalles. >>> le robaron su número de seguro social y ahora alguien trabaja haciéndose pasar por ella, telemundo 48 responde enseguida (música). (música). (música). >>> detenemos una pregunta ¡ha sido víctima de robo de identidad? preste

i go to visit it every time i'm in milwaukee. >> seth: okay, how often is that? >> well, you know, i like to do it once a year. >> seth: okay, gotcha. great. >> and i, you know, i touch it up. [ light laughter ] and sometimes, i say, "oh, excuse me, would you like me to take a picture of you with the statue?" and they go, "yes, thank --" [ light laughter ] and then, i take a picture with them. then they take a picture of me. and then they send it to me. >> seth: that's really wonderful. and that's a very rarely -- when you think about statues, like that never happens at the lincoln memorial. you never -- [ laughter ] this is a very rare opportunity. >> i want to tell you something. i don't think that he likes his statue a lot. i have never seen him there. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i've never seen him there either. very picky when it came to statues. >> wow. >> seth: famously picky. thank you for being here. best of luck with the emmys. [ cheers and applause ] always a pleasure. henry winkler, everybody. "barry" is available on hbo go and on demand. we'll be rig

and taylor robertsson, last ar's madden classic champion, alex from milwaukee among the 11 injured. >> it went in here and all the way down to here. >> reporter: witnesses say the bullet missed his head by inches. >> i'm blessed. i could have got killed coming down, play thing video game. >> reporter: the first to arrive firefighters who are only 200 yards away training. but you don't havvebullet proof s. yet they ran in before deputies secured the scene. >> when somebody call i couldn't see a haoro you say. >> doing our jobs. it's what we're supposed to do. >> reporter: report upbg he was twice hospitalized for mental issues. it's unclear if those previous medical conditions resulted in his decision to open fire. philip >>> thank y. >>> great news for a little girl we told you about last week. >> you're getting a heart. cong itulations. >>'m getting a heart, mom. >> oh, t that's moment sophia sanchez's birthday wish came true. she is getting a heart transplant. that's actually one of two wishes she made for her 11th bihday. the other was to meet superstar drake who made a surprise vi

joey chestnut came in third place in the first ever cheese curd eating champion this weekend in milwaukee. the winner ate 5 pounds and 2 ounces of cheese curd. >> chestnut wants to return to the cheese challenge next year. >> 5 pounds would be like eating your own weight in cheese curd. we'll see you right back here at 6:00. .:00. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. omarosa's secret recording in the situation room. president trump's outspoken former adviser releasing the audio from the moment she was fired, claiming she was threatened by chief of staff john kelly. the white house firing back. >>> showdown in the streets. the far right group rallying just steps from the white house. counterprotesters with their own show of force, one year after the deadly violence in charlottesville. >>> the flood emergency at this hour. city streets and cars under water. lightning bolts tearing across the sky. >>> new details on the man who stole a plane, taking it for a joyride before dying in a fiery crash. fighter jets scrambled in moments. and, did video games help the thief take of

wisconsin's largest theater chain deciding not to show the movie in the milwaukee area. ses to be made about it. >> such a touchy subject, especially around these parts. >> reporter: this suburb still scared from the 2014 case known as the slenderman stabbing. >> i was really scared knowing that slenderman could easily kill my whole family in three seconds. >> reporter: 12-year-olds anissa weir and morgan geyser luring their sixth grade classmate payton leutner into the woods stabbing her 19 times later claiming it was to impress the fictional online character. >> is there any bleeding? >> her clothing has blood on it. >> reporter: payton miraculously surviving the attack managing to crawl her way out of the woods. both girls convicted but found not guilty due to mental illness. sentenced to decades of >> we haven't paid attention to the movie. the story. the real life story is the story where there was one hero, the little girl who was stabbed 19 times and crawled out of the woods. >> reporter: anissa weir's father calling it absurd and extremely distasteful. >> now the

the cubs beat milwaukee. there's always a little something going on in the cubs bullpen. how about a game of duck duck goose. same game, there is a defensive play of the game to get jason haworth diving into foul territory. haworth of the cubs is rob. chicago wins the ballgame. this is the fan play of the night. hold onto your cell phone, but the man on hold, and make a barehanded catch. it was a beautiful play. it is our fan catch of the night. this is pretty nice also. i love this because the fan says i am getting that ball. basically he stole it from josi ramirez. look at the kid. no, no. he is going into the stands. he is getting that ball and going home. >>> see you later everyone. >> thank you for joining us. >> desmet s. here you go, here you go. that was quick. you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh. silver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold hi

. >> i'm from milwaukee. i'm a small town girl and here i am, and it's all glamorous and all the fans are screaming "mrs. garrett" over there, and it's >> as the mother figure, she helped the girls face some serious issues. this body-shaming episode first aired in 1980. >> >> you don't think of a girl as a ten if she weighs a ton. >> you're not a number you're a girl. >> but charlotte told us years later that ironically, the young actresses experienced their own body shaming on set. >> how much pressure did the producers put on the girls to keep a certain weight? >> the more they tried to pressure them and weigh them and threaten them the more they would eat. >> behind the zeens, charlotte told us she had her own serious issues to deal with. >> it was a lot of struggle, a lot of joy, a lot of love. but a lot of -- a lot of challenges. >> those included a bout with pancreatic cancer which she beat and alcoholism which she also beat. >> i'm so grateful i'm sober for 41 years. what can i say, i'm a very grateful

the league ordered milwaukee brewer and anne arundel county native josh hader to take sensitivity training after similar tweets resurry farced during the all-star game. >>> tre's an investigation into an aveniation miracle. this planeas flying during a storm when it crashed. amazingly, everyone was able to escapet before a fire engulfed the aircraft. officials say that 49 people were hospitalized with mostly minorinjuries. but how scary. >>> well, you still can't swim at sandy point states park t morning. state officials issued a no swimming advisory yesterday until further notice because there's so much debris floating around the bay. look at all that. the park and parts of the beach will still be open. boaters are being asked to take caution in the arentil crews get it cleaned up. we'll let you know when the advisory is lifted. >>> park police say the animal that caused the shutdown at greenbelt park was most likely a coyote and not a mountainli . you can see officers carrying long guns inside of the park after a hiker reported seeing a mountain the national park service closed that park

alex from milwaukee among the 11 injured. >> it went in right about here and went down to about here. >> reporter: hit in the leg and foot as he dove to the ground, witnesses say the bullet missed his head by inches. >> i'm blessed. i mean, i could have got killed just coming down playing a video game. >> reporter: the first to arrive at the shooting, firefighters who were only 200 yards away training. but you guys aren't carrying guns? >> no. >> reporter: you don't have bulletproof vests? >> no, sir. >> reporter: but they ran in before deputies secured the scene. >> when somebody calls you a hero, you say? >> it's our job. that's what we're supposed to do. >> reporter: the question remains why? police are not commenting on any motive but gamers fear katz opened fire simply because he lost a video game. tonight the associated press is reporting that 24-year-old katz when he was a teenager was twice admitted to mental facilities, prescribed anti-psychotic, and anti-depressant medications opinion it's unclear if those who sold the guns were aware of the diagnosed mental issues. savannah

now, i know in milwaukee we have an excellent relationship with the water council. we work with them, we work with the pier in chicago called current, another blue economy cluster. and that's how we're going to do it, is by rolling up our sleeves and sharing our innovations and our collaboration. not putting the e quos first but putting, you know, lake erie's all connected. it's 20% of the world's fresh surface water. >> thanks. >> senator peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and ranking member, for holding meeting. senator baldwin, you and i share concerns over the great lakes, and we have seen thesal gal blooms, as you mentioned, even in lake superior. i know there was a large one from northern michigan all the way to the apostle islands in washington, in wisconsin. lake erie is a shallower and warmer body of water, lake superior is cold and extremely deep. this doesn't seem like the same type of mechanics are involved here, and yet something very significant is happening, and so i appreciate the testimony as we try to deal with this. dr. anderson, you mentioned yo

he was sitting at a metal table in milwaukee when the lightning hit during a golfingfinger, it burnt a finger and fried all his gear.li he's f okay now. >> we'll be taking wooden tables to the >> with rubber feet on them. >> that's we have anything like that in our future, doug? >> it was quitezi a out there earlier from the blue ridge west. over three dozen reports o trees down. thank goodness, it didn't come into the metro area their evening on a friday nit. the storms came through 5, 6:00 but sighed offefore hitting d.c. out there right now, highte eratures today. you think it was hot 94.ay? that's not the whole story. 94 quantico. everybody into the 90s. the heat index over 100. tomorrow won't be quite as hot. 81 right now. stl on the warmide for our area. current temperature 70. gaithersburg 78. about where we've been the last couple nights here. as we look towards the radar, notice back to the north and west, we still have shower activity. some thunderstorms towards carroll county. a couple showers aroundk frederounty in through the martinsburg area and petersburg, west virgini

knowledge i believe it's certainly some of them that the military needs of paid more attention to in milwaukee work with a gentleman named party police party father was murdered by a white power skinhead who is part of the gang that i'd helped to start along with five other people on august fifth two thousand and twelve the murderer whose name was wade page was radicalized in the united states army so he went into the army nonaffiliated average white guy he came out in affiliated white supremacist and that led to his practice of hate and violence for over ten years that ultimately ended in a mass murder hate crime so i think the military needs to be accountable for that in many ways i work with a ton of brilliant middle military people who point out all the time that you invited suits military is one of the most multicultural organizations on earth and i believe that's true but i think that there is still space within the military for white supremacist ideology and organizations to do purchase and that that is certainly a huge concern that needs to be addressed so i was going through another s

watch out for chicago up to d een bay, milwaukee included in that. e heat begins to spread. nashville jumps up to 93 degrees and getting warmer on the east coast. ummer weekend a but d.c.'s going to be up there ne s 90 andll pretty good in areas of the northeast too, guys. overall, looks like a pretty iquiet weekendthe lower 48 but not for our friends in hawaii of course. >> thoughts will be with them, bill. thank you. >>> still ahead, the big enquirer mix-up that's gone viral. >>> plus a russian military parade goes awry. you're watching "early today." when you have a baby gentle means everything to you and to us. so at johnson's, we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients. took out dyes, parabens, phthalates and sulfates. beat the top safety standards in the world and added one handed pumps. gentle means pure, gentle means safe, gentle means love. the new johnson's®. your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support

interested in milwaukee the . first six. come back now u.s. sanctions against iran which have just come into force have seen whole prices spike with analysts predicting that the trend will continue with the u.s. preparing yet more sanctions to use the u.k. iran's second largest trading partner has shown it's ready to protect european companies doing business with tirant. we are determined to protect european economic operators engaged in legitimate business with iran this is why your opinions updated blocking statute enters into force on the seventh of august to protect e.u. companies doing legitimate business with iran from the mpact of u.s. extraterritorial sanctions we believe that it is and it has to be up to. the europeans in this case to the side with home to trade. well the first round of sanctions prohibits iran from using the us dollar and restricts trying in precious metals it also includes limiting iranian currency flows as well as constraints on the cartwright spirit co nine takes a look at the kind of impact u.s. sanctions have ha

knowledge i believe it's certainly some of them that the military needs of paid more attention to in milwaukee work with a gentleman named party police party father was murdered by a white power skinhead who is part of the gang that i'd helped to start along with five other people on august fifth two thousand and twelve the murderer whose name was wade page was radicalized in the united states army so he went into the army nonaffiliated average white guy he came out in affiliated white supremacist and that led to his practice of hate and violence for over ten years that ultimately ended in a mass murder hate crime so i think the military needs to be accountable for that in many ways i work with a ton of brilliant middle military people who point out all the time that you invited says military is one of the most multicultural organizations on earth and i believe that's true but i think that there is still space within the military for white supremacist ideology and organizations to give purchase and that that is certainly a huge concern that needs to be addressed so i was going through another

a tornado ripped through the milwaukee area. severe storms toppled trees, closed roadways and left thousands of people in the dark. emergency crews in madison recovered the body of a man swept away by floodwaters after his car stalled. you see some of the scenes there. a look now at your forecast for this wednesday morning. >>> good morning. sweltering heat still gripping the east coast. hot and humid air from pittsburgh, d.c., all the way up to bangor, feeling like 100 to 110 along the east coast and feeling like 90 to 100 just about everywhere else looking for temperatures well above the norm. heat-related illness likely a problem throughout the northeast. stormy weather into the ohio valley region area with a chance of isolated hail and downpours. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, coming up an easy way to save big on airline tickets. >>> but first are the results you get on google biased? the company responds to the president's claim that google searches are rigged. >>> plus, the explosive danger of it's

the system bringing heavy rain, flooding interstate 43 from milwaukee. drivers in their car stranded in both directions. strong winds flipping over a small plane in tulsa. the northeast is next as millions are heading home from work. working double duty this friday night. >> we are seeing widespread coverage of strong thunderstorms in parts of the northeast and even to the west. roh soutrnarts of new england. a lot of areas have seen twice the normal amounts of rain. saturated soil could see more flooding and it will be a while before it pushes through. not until tomorrow night for the i-95 corridor and lingers to the south for more lingering storms through sunday. david? >> back with us, rob, thank you. next tonight, authorities revealing new and disturbing details about the case with the pregnant mother and her two daughters who went missing in colorado. new reporting about where police found the three bodies. you will hear the interview with the father who hours before his reported confession was pleading for his wife to come home. abc is in colorado.

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boston are top of the american league east and ron brown had a pair of sea run high runs to help the milwaukee brewers beat the chicago cubs seven nothing the brewers are still behind the division leading cups in the national league central. ok plenty more support from those who build up to the european super cup later in the day but that is it for now thanks very much andy and that is it for this news hour i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news they were. full of struggles but. full of pleasure. an intimate look at life in cuba today as it was young one of the. more i got about as a cuba on al-jazeera a. challenge your perception is the o.p.'s economy is growing at a faster rate than any other african country it's journalism look at sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussions just six months ago we were at the brink of a whole al-jazeera show war winning programs take you on a journey around the globe. early on al-jazeera tensions are high. little has changed and new village officials are strug

knowledge i believe it's certainly some of them that the military needs of paid more attention to in milwaukee work with a gentleman named party police father was murdered by a white power skinhead who was part of a gang that i'd helped to start along with five other people on august fifth two thousand and twelve the murderer whose name was wade page was radicalized in the united states army so he went into the army nonaffiliated average white guy he came out in affiliated white supremacist and that led to his practice of hate and violence for over ten years that ultimately ended in a mass murder hate crime so i think the military needs to be accountable for that in many ways i work with a ton of brilliant middle military people who point out all the time that you invited to this military is one of the most multicultural organizations on earth and i believe that's true but i think that there is still space within the military for white supremacists ideology and organizations to give purchase and that that is certainly a huge concern that needs to be addressed so i was going through another sur

connecticut, minnesota, minnesota public radio political reporter and wisconsin with craig gilbert, milwaukee jourm sent fell in, washington bureau chief. join the discussion. >> after washington jourm, jim kenny, the mayor of philadelphia joins community leaders at the center for american progress to talk about education and community development. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. tuesday at 8:00 p.m., reporter ari talking about voting rights. >> a month after the supreme court's decision, when john roberts said racial discrimination voting was a thing of the past. it required strict voter i.d. it cut early voting and eliminated same day voter registration and eliminated awareness month. all of this in one bill a month after the supreme court voted on the voting rights act. >> on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio audio tape. saturday morning at 10:30 eastern. book tv is live at the book festival at the state capital in jackson with discussions on race and identity, southern history, u.s. politics and presidential leadership. authors include the aut

ryan braun have a pair of to run high runs and julie shushing pitch seven shot how innings to help the milwaukee brewers beat the chicago cubs seven six. south africa's cricketers fell to the lowest ever t twenty total during a defeat against sri lanka south africa were bowled out for just ninety eight during this game in colombo sri lanka made heavy work of the run chase a one point losing three wickets for six runs the home team eventually going on to win by three wickets with four is to spare. now the well two time world champion fernando alonso is to retire from formula one at the end of this season the thirty seven year old mclaren driver the world title with renner in turn two thousand and five in two thousand and six the spaniard will continue to compete in other series and has already taken part in indy car racing in north america and earlier this year he won the lamest twenty four hour sports car event. oh full of bull and i want a thousand thanks very much that's jada and that is it for this news and for me has them seek out more news so in two minutes they were. full of struggles but

flash milwaukee shutting down part of interstate 43. and, of course, millions now bracing for that heat wave. let's get right to ginr tonight. ginger? >> reporter: david, can you imagine getting 3.3 inches of rain in just 30 minutes? well, that happened in minnesota. and that's why we go to the map tonight with a flash flood watch for much of wisconsin. severe thunderstorms blowing through, especially south of minneapolis, with a tornado warning on the map. tomorrow, we're going to do this again. a damaging wind line that's going to come through from chicago to flint, michigan, back to kansas city, and then that heat you are talking about, david, philadelphia has actually let school out early, both tuesday and wednesday, because of the heat to come. >> in advance of this already. ginger zee, thank you. >>> the major new headline tonight in a crisis we've been reporting on for years now. one of the most persecuted minority groups in the world, the rohingya. tonight, the blistering new group from the u.n., ca tonight, the new images, the