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Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : August 31, 2016 12:00am-12:50am EDT
the phone is jeremy, who has been following all of this for the capital times. he is in phoenix with john mccain. thank you for being with us. jeremy: no problem. >> a lot of attention to this race and a win for john mccain. opponent was not a that mccainonent critics have been looking for. that of people were hoping a conservative congressman would jump in the race. kelly ward jumped in and never got a lot of support she was looking to get. she did not get much traction. outside groups backed off of her early. the mccain allies casted her as not serious. host: what about her statement to msnbc where she focused on his age and that he turned 80 years old yesterday. did that backfire question mark >> to some degree, yes. it did not do her any favors. she talked about how it was time for mccain to retire and there thathe implicit it's mccain had been around a long time and that he is an elderly center. the comments made last week did seem a little beyond the pale. i do not know how much it hurt her. arizona does have early voting. it certainly did not do her any favors. host: kirkpatri
the phone is jeremy, who has been following all of this for the capital times. he is in phoenix with john mccain. thank you for being with us. jeremy: no problem. >> a lot of attention to this race and a win for john mccain. opponent was not a that mccainonent critics have been looking for. that of people were hoping a conservative congressman would jump in the race. kelly ward jumped in and never got a lot of support she was looking to get. she did not get much traction. outside groups...
12 News This Morning 4:30 : WISN : August 19, 2016 4:30am-5:01am CDT
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davenport. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: you may want to umbrella radar. showers and storms to our northwest, fond du lac county in the metro county at the moment. the dew point is at 63 degrees, so we will see little drop, but we will have a little warm humid afternoon ahead of us. some thunderstorms tonight. weekend forecast is coming up. melinda: sounds good. when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> breaking news this morning. one man is in the hospital after a shooting in downtown milwaukee. police say a 34-year-old man was shot on the street near old world third and wells. kilbourn where he flagged down an officer. he is expected to survive. police say the suspect ran from the scene. this is near the hyatt regency hotel, representatives say they have locked their doors, to make sure guests stay safe. ben: right now, searching for information on what led up to a fatal shooting right outside the doors of a police st
davenport. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: you may want to umbrella radar. showers and storms to our northwest, fond du lac county in the metro county at the moment. the dew point is at 63 degrees, so we will see little drop, but we will have a little warm humid afternoon ahead of us. some thunderstorms tonight. weekend forecast is coming up. melinda: sounds good. when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you....
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : August 16, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PDT
due process of law. >> strong words, jeremy, and i know you have a lot of experience in this area. talk about how donald trump views the profiing of this and he views very broadly the immigrants and children of immigrants. >> the common thread linking the major islamic terrorist attacks on our soil, fort hood shooting. san bernardino attack, the orlando attack, is that they have involved immigrants or the children of immigrants. >> that's true. but we can put up on the screen the fact whether that is meaningful statistic. 1 out of 4 americans fit that category first or second generation immigrants and pugh projects by 2015, over 1 out of 3. as we all know, a nation of immigrants, michael, is part of the country, is it in your view a good place to start today, profiling or vetting. >> i don't know if it's a good place to begin for the campaign. so much not complex about what donald trump says. it's barebones. it appeals to a certain mindset and set of fears that exist out there. i think going back to what mr. cortes was saying, that a lot of the emphasis on this part of trump's for
due process of law. >> strong words, jeremy, and i know you have a lot of experience in this area. talk about how donald trump views the profiing of this and he views very broadly the immigrants and children of immigrants. >> the common thread linking the major islamic terrorist attacks on our soil, fort hood shooting. san bernardino attack, the orlando attack, is that they have involved immigrants or the children of immigrants. >> that's true. but we can put up on the screen...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : August 12, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
by. >>> i'm joined by april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief and jeremy bird, senior adviser to the clinton campaign, national field director on president obama's 2012 re-election campaign. jeremy, if there's one person in the country who's got all of the math of these states embedded in their brain, it's you. what do you -- when you look at these battleground polls out today, what is your reaction to them? >> well, it's just what you and the congressman were talking about. when you're in a general election running and there's two candidates head to head, you want to be in the mid 40s, flirting with 50 in battleground state polls, not in the low 30s, trying to get up to the mid 30s. but i'll say the one state in there that i thought was just fascinating is north carolina plus nine. that's unheard of territory for a democratic candidate to be up nine in north carolina at this stage in the election. >> jeremy, quickly a follow-up. why is he over-performing florida relative to other battleground states? iowa and nevada, where it's very close. it's relatively
by. >>> i'm joined by april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief and jeremy bird, senior adviser to the clinton campaign, national field director on president obama's 2012 re-election campaign. jeremy, if there's one person in the country who's got all of the math of these states embedded in their brain, it's you. what do you -- when you look at these battleground polls out today, what is your reaction to them? >> well, it's just what you and the...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : August 8, 2016 10:00am-11:01am EDT
losing streak since may. joining us now is jeremy cook, chief economist and head of currency strategy at world first. you can see the losing streak. obviously, that was triggered by the bank of england's action. and then dollar strength because of the jobs data. how much more downsize is up? jeremy: we are still looking at a figure in the low 1.20's. if you believe the fed has another hike in them over the course of the year. and we have not seen the effects economyt on the u.k.'s yet. it has not been expressed in the data. we have to believe as well that while they did not throw it everything and the kitchen sink at the u.k. economy thursday, the bank of england has possibly another rate cut, as well as verbal easing. we are thinking 1.22. is below consensus, which is at 1.26 at the moment. i want to ask about the euro-sterling. morgenstern -- morgan stanley is saying so long. theecb will seek to weaken sterling, while the boe will seek to prop it up. what are your thoughts? continues to run higher. i am surprised it has not come off as much as we previously thought before the events
losing streak since may. joining us now is jeremy cook, chief economist and head of currency strategy at world first. you can see the losing streak. obviously, that was triggered by the bank of england's action. and then dollar strength because of the jobs data. how much more downsize is up? jeremy: we are still looking at a figure in the low 1.20's. if you believe the fed has another hike in them over the course of the year. and we have not seen the effects economyt on the u.k.'s yet. it has...
, august 12th. jeremy who's tracking all that rain. more rain throughout the day as well. >> we need the rain as long it is not too much. there could be heavy downpours. as long it is not falling too fast. we look for the beneficial rains today. the flash flood watch until mid night. it is a fairly gentle rain right now. a pet steady shower. day planner, wet pavement early. we look for the showers this morning and into the afternoon and fairly scattered across the area. if you are caught in one, there could be heavy downpours, have a plan b ready to go, the rain could be interfereing with the outdoor plans today. >> when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> new from overnight, a pedestrian hit and killed in milwaukee. it happened around 10:00 last night near 91st and appleton. police tell wisn 12 news several people called 911 saying they saw a woman get hit by a vehicle. that vehicle is described as a small black suv. anyone who knows what happened or where the suv is, is asked to c
, august 12th. jeremy who's tracking all that rain. more rain throughout the day as well. >> we need the rain as long it is not too much. there could be heavy downpours. as long it is not falling too fast. we look for the beneficial rains today. the flash flood watch until mid night. it is a fairly gentle rain right now. a pet steady shower. day planner, wet pavement early. we look for the showers this morning and into the afternoon and fairly scattered across the area. if you are caught...
WISN 12 News This Weekend/Sunday : WISN : August 28, 2016 5:00am-6:01am CDT
a.m. on this sunday, august 28. let's get your day started with a look at your forecast. jeremy: skies cleared out overnight, light wind and radiation cooling. that's a recipe for fog. fairly widespread, though the camera we just showed near downtown milwaukee, visibility is ok. a dense fog advisory for much of southeast wisconsin. that does not include walworth, racine, or kenosha counties. 10:00 a.m. west of mitchell international airport, visibility is near zero or a half-mile. locally dense fog is fairly widespread in the inland locations across southeast wisconsin. a hint of fog from the discovery world camera at 66 degrees. a muggy field to this morning, but the good news in the forecast for this afternoon, we break out in the sunshine at high stop out right around 80, we forecast, coming up. thema: thank you, jeremy. right now, a man is recovering in the hospital after a shooting on milwaukee's northwest side. milwaukee police aren't releasing many details about what led up to the shooting. we do know it happened just after 1:00 this morning near 34th and silver spring. w
a.m. on this sunday, august 28. let's get your day started with a look at your forecast. jeremy: skies cleared out overnight, light wind and radiation cooling. that's a recipe for fog. fairly widespread, though the camera we just showed near downtown milwaukee, visibility is ok. a dense fog advisory for much of southeast wisconsin. that does not include walworth, racine, or kenosha counties. 10:00 a.m. west of mitchell international airport, visibility is near zero or a half-mile. locally...
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Today's TMJ4 News Live at 4:00 : WTMJ : August 9, 2016 4:00pm-4:31pm CDT
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breaking news now from delafield where this 17-year old boy is missing. jeremy shanklin is six-one and 160 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. jeremy is bipolar and has a-d- have his his medication. if you see him call police. more breaking news now from milwaukee's north side now where a car hit a house... rikki mitchell is live near 51st and vienna where luckily no one was home at the time of the crash. milwaukee fire removed the car from the home just before 3 this afternoon but take a look at the damage -- officials say 51st avenue and ended up driving through this home. we know the driver was a woman in her 50s and may have been hit by another car -- causing her to go off the road. milwaukee fire says she has serious but non life threatening injuries. the residents weren't home at the time -- but the mans daughter tells me her dad left 15 minutes before this happened -- and normally he's sitting in a recliner in the room where the car drove through. building inspectors safe to enter. the mans daughter -- who actually lives right next door -- said that this same thing happene
breaking news now from delafield where this 17-year old boy is missing. jeremy shanklin is six-one and 160 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. jeremy is bipolar and has a-d- have his his medication. if you see him call police. more breaking news now from milwaukee's north side now where a car hit a house... rikki mitchell is live near 51st and vienna where luckily no one was home at the time of the crash. milwaukee fire removed the car from the home just before 3 this afternoon but take a...
here's weather watch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. jeremy, depending on where people live, they have quite a different view outside their windows this morning. jeremy: good morning. locally dense fog, especially away from the lakeshore. we saw that camera with full sunshine in milwaukee. there is still a dense fog advisory for the counties shaded in greg. i goes until 10:00 a.m. even some locations within these counties are seeing sunshine this morning, while othe zero. burlington is not in the advisory, but you do have some lovely thick fog in spots. filipacchi were we have the dense fog in lakeshore areas. -- fairly patchy where we have the dense fog elixir areas. it is sunshine in milwaukee at 67 degrees, we keep the sticky feel in the air as we go there today. more sunshine by midday as the fog is gone. 80. we talk about changes in the seven-day forecast, coming up. thema: thank you, jeremy. right now, a man is recovering in the hospital after a shooting on milwaukee's northwest side. milwaukee police aren't releasing many details about what led up to the shooting. we do know it
here's weather watch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. jeremy, depending on where people live, they have quite a different view outside their windows this morning. jeremy: good morning. locally dense fog, especially away from the lakeshore. we saw that camera with full sunshine in milwaukee. there is still a dense fog advisory for the counties shaded in greg. i goes until 10:00 a.m. even some locations within these counties are seeing sunshine this morning, while othe zero. burlington is not in...
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NewsCenter 5 at Noon : WCVB : August 31, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
for withholding chemotherapy medication from her severely autistic son. jeremy fraser diagnosed with a treatable form of cancer when he was six years old. prosecutors say labrie failed to pick up her sons prescription and lie to doctors about giving her son those much-needed drugs for his recovery. jeremy's cancer returned and he died at the age of nine. in march of a labrie did win a new trial on the single charge of attempted murder. she was released from prison plead guilty. >> time to move on. she has taken responsibility. she is not the same person she was when this all happened. >> this case was always about one thing, jeremy. justice has been served today. reid: kristin labrie will remain on a five-year probation for a second charge of reckless endangerment to a child. her attorney says labrie did receive a degree while in prison lepage saying today he will not resign but plans instead to seek spiritual guidance. the comments come as lepage tries to quiet controversy created in the wake of this voicemail left for representative drew gattine. >> you little son of a --, soc
for withholding chemotherapy medication from her severely autistic son. jeremy fraser diagnosed with a treatable form of cancer when he was six years old. prosecutors say labrie failed to pick up her sons prescription and lie to doctors about giving her son those much-needed drugs for his recovery. jeremy's cancer returned and he died at the age of nine. in march of a labrie did win a new trial on the single charge of attempted murder. she was released from prison plead guilty. >> time...
7News at 5 PM : WHDH : August 31, 2016 5:00pm-5:31pm EDT
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story from salem. >> he was not a footnote. he was a child. >> reporter: justice for jeremy frasier, the severely autistic boy who died from cancer. withholding potentially life-saving medication. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: kristen lebri now says she's guilty of attempted murder. she was already convicted and served five years, but she was released when a judge granted her a new trial based on an ineffective defense attorney. her new defense attorney says she wanted to plead guilty sooner but he encouraged her to let him fully research the case. >> i think s think it will leave her mind. she'll live with it for the rest of her life. >> reporter: the judge accepting the guilty plea, agreeing to a sentence of the five years already served. lebri walked out on probation, not making any comments or saying why she didn't do more for jeremy. >> you weren't there. i wasn't there. she was there. she had an extremely autistic son. she didn't get any support. >> this case was always about one thing and one thing only, and that was jeremy. today for the defendant admittin
story from salem. >> he was not a footnote. he was a child. >> reporter: justice for jeremy frasier, the severely autistic boy who died from cancer. withholding potentially life-saving medication. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: kristen lebri now says she's guilty of attempted murder. she was already convicted and served five years, but she was released when a judge granted her a new trial based on an ineffective defense attorney. her new defense...
WISN 12 News This Weekend/Saturday : WISN : August 20, 2016 7:00am-8:57am CDT
. let's get your day started with a look at your forecast. weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: if you can hold off your travel plans for the next hour or so, stay comfortable at home with us. you might be able to avoid thunderstorms quickly moving north-northeast around 45 to 50 that line extends from beaver dam to johnson creek. it is around janesville close to lake geneva. closer inspection??q shows near whitewater through delavan, closer to williams bay, strong gusty went to 50 miles per hour are possible. vivid lightning and quick hitting downpours. this line is north-northeast around watertown at seven: 21, oconomowoc closer to 7:30, . it is muggy and we will see the storms move through this morning. the second round is possible in the early afternoon, then the showers fade. outdoor plants in the middle to late afternoon, we start to dry out and are completely dry this afternoon. if you are leaving home we have the app with interactive radar. i will have another update in a few minutes. thema: thank you. eastbound i-94 in the zoo interchan
. let's get your day started with a look at your forecast. weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: if you can hold off your travel plans for the next hour or so, stay comfortable at home with us. you might be able to avoid thunderstorms quickly moving north-northeast around 45 to 50 that line extends from beaver dam to johnson creek. it is around janesville close to lake geneva. closer inspection??q shows near whitewater through delavan, closer to williams...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : August 10, 2016 7:00am-8:01am PDT
precious support among independents. jeremy peters is with "the new york times" and msnbc contributor. and francesca chambers is white house correspondent for the daily mail. let's get to the clinton e-mails. given the spin that it's the media fanning the flame. let's start on trump and then we'll get to clinton. >> right, thomas. i think one of the first things you need to recognize -- that we all need to recognize is the way that there are two different media worlds right now. there is the way that conservatives and republicans are getting their news and then there's a way that the rest of the world is getting their news. if you turn on fox news, what you will see are lead stories about this latest clinton e-mail flap. you turn on other media and you see stories about donald trump suggesting second amendment supporters take matters into their own hands. >> he was on hannity last night talking about this. they were trying to put it out, extinguish any controversy around the remarks. >> that's right. i don't know how helpful it was. there are two worlds that are co-existing and never meeti
precious support among independents. jeremy peters is with "the new york times" and msnbc contributor. and francesca chambers is white house correspondent for the daily mail. let's get to the clinton e-mails. given the spin that it's the media fanning the flame. let's start on trump and then we'll get to clinton. >> right, thomas. i think one of the first things you need to recognize -- that we all need to recognize is the way that there are two different media worlds right...
7News : WHDH : August 1, 2016 7:00pm-7:31pm EDT
outside the city. what are we expecting tonight? jeremy reiner back from vacation forecast. >> reporter: we have the clouds now. isolated showers. there was a batch through the new hampshire sea coast. it's from a weak weather system that is way out here in northern york state. there are steadier showers even some downpours. as we work through tonight that will drift across southern new england. we hold on to the clouds. risk of beneficial rain. nothing wide spread unfortunately for the drought. after that drifts out of new england we focus on getting the sunshine back into the region. talk about that and the forecast for the week in a few minutes. >> now on 7. the homeowner charged with igniting trouble on the north shore. >> it is suspicious in origin. >> tonight investigators left with burning questions. >> anchor: fire fighters say that home went up in flames in a on arson charges. kimberly bookman has the details. >> reporter: investigators believe the fire was intentionally set by the homeowner. police say 57 year old timothy brosnon admitted it. >> he stated i did it. i poured ga
outside the city. what are we expecting tonight? jeremy reiner back from vacation forecast. >> reporter: we have the clouds now. isolated showers. there was a batch through the new hampshire sea coast. it's from a weak weather system that is way out here in northern york state. there are steadier showers even some downpours. as we work through tonight that will drift across southern new england. we hold on to the clouds. risk of beneficial rain. nothing wide spread unfortunately for the...
Newscenter 5 at Five : WCVB : August 31, 2016 5:00pm-5:31pm EDT
medication he needed. >> this case was always about on that was jeremy. justice has been served today. >> the 44-year-old salem mother served five years in brings after she was convicted in 2011 for causing her some's death when he was nine but earlier this year the statest highest court overturned several of those questionses. she was released from prison an granted a new trial on the attempted murder charge. >> it's time to move on. she's taken responsibility. she's not the same person she was when all of this happened. hide the fact she was not giving her son, who was profoundly autistic, his chemotherapy. his cancer returned and he died in 2009. >> the only possible reason the defendant had for failing to give jeremy his life saving treatment was a desire that he die. >> she received a college degree while in prison, said nothing outside of court. her attorney contends she's a different person. >> i think she can have closure. will this ever not leave her mind? i think she lived with it for five years and she'll live with it for the rest of her life. >> and again, she's been sentenced to
medication he needed. >> this case was always about on that was jeremy. justice has been served today. >> the 44-year-old salem mother served five years in brings after she was convicted in 2011 for causing her some's death when he was nine but earlier this year the statest highest court overturned several of those questionses. she was released from prison an granted a new trial on the attempted murder charge. >> it's time to move on. she's taken responsibility. she's not the...
7News at Noon : WHDH : August 31, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm EDT
. prosecutors saying that the heart of this case is a little boy named jeremy who died from cancer, and they say this mother withheld those cancer medications, saying the only reason a many they are would >> he was not a footnote. he was a child. >> reporter: justice for jeremy frazier: the severely autistic boy who died from cancer. his mother accused of withholding potentially life-saving medication. >> what say you, ma'am, guilty or not guilty? >> reporter: kristen labrie says she is guilty of attempted murder. she was convicted and served five years. but she was released when a judge granted hear new trial based on an ineffve her new defense attorney says she wanted to plead guilty sooner, but he encouraged her to let him fully research the case. >> i think she can have... she will live it the rest of her life. >> reporter: the judge accepting the guilty plea. agreeing to a sentence of the five years already served. labrie walked out on probation, not making any comments or saying why she didn't do more for jeremy. she had an extremely autistic son. she didn't get any support. >> this ca
. prosecutors saying that the heart of this case is a little boy named jeremy who died from cancer, and they say this mother withheld those cancer medications, saying the only reason a many they are would >> he was not a footnote. he was a child. >> reporter: justice for jeremy frazier: the severely autistic boy who died from cancer. his mother accused of withholding potentially life-saving medication. >> what say you, ma'am, guilty or not guilty? >> reporter: kristen...
Squawk Alley : CNBC : August 19, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
as a result. we should tell you and i want to show you video. yesterday i spoke with jeremy bloom, he's somebody whose known ryan lochte for quite a long time, he said strong words about what should be done next. >> if it comes out that he was completely fabricated and made up, scott blackman should ban him for life. he should never be able to compete for the united states again. if it's true. zplr these are certainly not the headlines that the ioc expected to come out of the rio games. and a couple of quick notes as you know, lochte does say he wants to play in the olympics in 2020 in tokyo. there's, of course, the question about his sponsors and in terms of just the response thus far if if you go on to instagram or on to twitter, but instagram specifically, you can see the comments not clear that this apology, non-apology some people say, is going over well and whether people are really going to accept his words at this moment just yet. >> yeah, well thanks for the reporting, andrew. great stuff out of rio. quite a story, quite a story. not what we expected at all. >> meanwhile
as a result. we should tell you and i want to show you video. yesterday i spoke with jeremy bloom, he's somebody whose known ryan lochte for quite a long time, he said strong words about what should be done next. >> if it comes out that he was completely fabricated and made up, scott blackman should ban him for life. he should never be able to compete for the united states again. if it's true. zplr these are certainly not the headlines that the ioc expected to come out of the rio games....
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : August 26, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
. >>> closer look at this, i'm joined by contribute and reporter jeremy peters. i got to ask you about that conversation with congressman king. he seemed to defend donald trump on charges of racism. that's not something we have heard from republican leaders. what do you make of that? should there be more of a republican wall of defense put up now to protect donald trump from these attacks, in your view? >> i think what the republican establishment is trying to do is wall themselves off from donald trump. . because donald trump's association with the alt-right movement, exaggerated or not, is incredibly toxic for the republican party brand. it could be even worse than the perceived damage that trump was doing to the party. if people see the republican party as being tainted by racists, that this alt-right movement is, in fact, really just a bunch of white supremacists who have access to the highest levels of the republican party, that's far more damaging than anything donald trump himself can do alone to the party. so u think that republican leaders are going to want to step back
. >>> closer look at this, i'm joined by contribute and reporter jeremy peters. i got to ask you about that conversation with congressman king. he seemed to defend donald trump on charges of racism. that's not something we have heard from republican leaders. what do you make of that? should there be more of a republican wall of defense put up now to protect donald trump from these attacks, in your view? >> i think what the republican establishment is trying to do is wall...
WISN 12 News This Morning : WISN : August 12, 2016 6:00am-7:01am CDT
tracking the conditions. traffic watch matt salemme is on deck. first we are starting with jeremy nelson. >> the weather is damp. through over night. just mostly cloudy skies at the moment. here is the dopplar 12 radar network. thunderstorms redeveloping going soo the afternoon. it is warm, very muggy outside this morning. you will want the fan or the ac on. take the umbrella with. there is ad showers and thunderstorms today. there could be heavy downpours this amp and evening. overall, very good news with the rain. we need it. we are watching out for too much rain in the afternoon. now to matt in-house due to the rain. matt? >> we have a fender bender out there on the freeway system. it is northbound on the bypass, and right now it is at lincoln the delays start a little bit after beloit, around oklahoma avenue and up past lincoln with the crash. so pay attention when making your way there through. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> breaking news, milwaukee police are searching for a missing ten-year-old boy and he was laying
tracking the conditions. traffic watch matt salemme is on deck. first we are starting with jeremy nelson. >> the weather is damp. through over night. just mostly cloudy skies at the moment. here is the dopplar 12 radar network. thunderstorms redeveloping going soo the afternoon. it is warm, very muggy outside this morning. you will want the fan or the ac on. take the umbrella with. there is ad showers and thunderstorms today. there could be heavy downpours this amp and evening. overall,...
KPIX 5 News and Pre-Game Show : KPIX : August 26, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
packers? there is no certainty that number 12 will be on the field for green bay. jeremy newberry and i coming up very shortly with a preview from levi's stadium [ screaming ]. back to you. >> can't wait. chomping at the bit. dennis, thank you. >>> california project a bit controversial to say the least. the move by the governor that could impact coal's future in the golden state. >> plus, bay area cities could get a second chance against the company they say has been polluting the bay for decades. ,, ,,,,,,,, every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. kpix 5's christin ayers is the newsroom with the new l that clo ssil fuel. chris >>> governor brown is taking a stand against coal being shipped through states. kpix 5
packers? there is no certainty that number 12 will be on the field for green bay. jeremy newberry and i coming up very shortly with a preview from levi's stadium [ screaming ]. back to you. >> can't wait. chomping at the bit. dennis, thank you. >>> california project a bit controversial to say the least. the move by the governor that could impact coal's future in the golden state. >> plus, bay area cities could get a second chance against the company they say has been...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : August 1, 2016 10:00am-1:01pm EDT
engaged with our international partners. >> jeremy corbyn criticized the way the referendum was fought. >> half-truths were told. figureswhich key spent the weekend distancing themselves from. >> in scotland mr. speaker, we voted to remain because we are a european nation. it really matters to us that we live in an outward looking country. not a diminished britain. in scotland, we are being told from westminster, that despite the majority against leave, we are going to have to do what we are told. we are going to be taken out of europe against our will. >> the voters of the united kingdom have demonstrated the value of the great principle -- the principle of democracy for which people fought and died. i can accept defeat but i will not give up. i have not my beliefs. -- not changed my beliefs. >> leaving aside the constitutional turmoil, the damage to the economy and the uncertainty that hangs over britain's place in the world, the leaders of the brexit campaign have an agenda where some people believe it is open season for racism. could i ask him also to say today -- condemn th
engaged with our international partners. >> jeremy corbyn criticized the way the referendum was fought. >> half-truths were told. figureswhich key spent the weekend distancing themselves from. >> in scotland mr. speaker, we voted to remain because we are a european nation. it really matters to us that we live in an outward looking country. not a diminished britain. in scotland, we are being told from westminster, that despite the majority against leave, we are going to have...
Today's TMJ4 News Live at 12:30PM : WTMJ : August 24, 2016 12:30pm-1:01pm CDT
city's sidewalks. well-known street artist... jeremy no-vy... is leaving leaving his mark on the city... with painting of koi fish. it's something he does all over the country. and this past week he's been in milwaukee. <"22:58 as we become adults we have less and less color in ou color is to have muraling and to have street art 23:05 "> novy does have permission from property owners.the milwaukee- native is back in town as part of painting tour across the still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- run back to school. the annual event to celebrate the start of the new year... and raise money for youth recreation programs. how at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore rld full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. taking
city's sidewalks. well-known street artist... jeremy no-vy... is leaving leaving his mark on the city... with painting of koi fish. it's something he does all over the country. and this past week he's been in milwaukee. novy does have permission from property owners.the milwaukee- native is back in town as part of painting tour across the still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- run back to school. the annual event to celebrate the start of the new year... and...
WJW (FOX)
Fox 8 News at 10PM : WJW : August 9, 2016 1:00am-2:01am EDT
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on back to school time will mean something different for a 12 -year-old boy from texas meet jeremy schuyler while most kids his age are going to middle schools enrolled at cornell university this fall in on track to become the school was again's eagerness to graduate in the history by age 16 jeremy is in the senate to aerospace engineers he will follow in their footsteps majoring in engineering's parents and say he could talk at six months old by 18 months he could read korean at age eight jeremy was already working on high school curriculum at 10 he based advanced placement exams in -year-old has set a goal to earn his doctorate before the age of 21b mac we also an adequate mountain sports quarterback controversy in berea this year thankfully browns coach hugh jackson making it official rubber grip in the third will be the team started jackson promising to announce ahead of friday's exhibition opener and he delivered last years of starter joshua khan will be the backup trade he played the way they should play i think he did it flawlessly i think he did everything he asked him to d
on back to school time will mean something different for a 12 -year-old boy from texas meet jeremy schuyler while most kids his age are going to middle schools enrolled at cornell university this fall in on track to become the school was again's eagerness to graduate in the history by age 16 jeremy is in the senate to aerospace engineers he will follow in their footsteps majoring in engineering's parents and say he could talk at six months old by 18 months he could read korean at age eight...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : August 4, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PDT
] >> casey hunt, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters, former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele, and washington anchor for bbc, katty kay, welcome to the table. casey, if you're in a great car, it's working okay. people are excited. it's new, it's different. it doesn't do what other cars do. then it bursts into flames, okay, but it's still going down the highway. do you put the brakes on and get out of the car, or do you keep driving? >> is there a river nearby? >> there might be. >> i think might try to drive into the window. put down the window first. >> is that the van down by the river? >> she made the car into chitty chitty bang bang. >> she made it into the van down by the river on "saturday night live." that is not good. >> you want to know what this looks like? >> what does this look like? >> your reference? take a peek. >> let's look. >> wow! great. great. [ siren ] cops, watch it! how fast are you going? >> i can't tell. the speedometer's not working. >> pell over. >> what the hell are you driving? >> we had a small fire last night, b
] >> casey hunt, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters, former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele, and washington anchor for bbc, katty kay, welcome to the table. casey, if you're in a great car, it's working okay. people are excited. it's new, it's different. it doesn't do what other cars do. then it bursts into flames, okay, but it's still going down the highway. do you put the brakes on and get out of the car, or do you keep driving? >> is...
FOX5 News This Morning : KVVU : August 30, 2016 4:30am-5:01am PDT
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churches are now acting on that philosophy. jeremy roth has more on the new exercise program inspired by faith. --reporter pkg-as follows-- can you feel it? yes!! this atlanta-area church congregation is feeling it indeed! playing gospel music, and offering words of motivation - more american churches are offering fitness exercise class leader latrisha lewis explains the philosophy: the scripture says beloved i pray that you may prosper and be in health just as your soul prospers members of the clergy are commonly looked up to by their congregations. but a 20-15 baylor university study said a third of them in the u-s are obese. researchers found stress, long hours, and a lack of self- care among the reasons. the pastor of this church is all for the exercise program, which lewis says offers a calm environment with no judgement: you can draw more people in a more relaxed setting than you can being agressive. no pain! so what are church members telling lewis about the class? the feedback is very good everyone enjoys the time together - they definitely feel the pain a day or so later. for to
churches are now acting on that philosophy. jeremy roth has more on the new exercise program inspired by faith. --reporter pkg-as follows-- can you feel it? yes!! this atlanta-area church congregation is feeling it indeed! playing gospel music, and offering words of motivation - more american churches are offering fitness exercise class leader latrisha lewis explains the philosophy: the scripture says beloved i pray that you may prosper and be in health just as your soul prospers members of...
7News at 4:30 PM : WHDH : August 31, 2016 4:30pm-5:01pm EDT
daingts winds and flooding rains. jeremy riner is tracking hermine for us and we're kind of concerned what it could mean for us labor day weekend. >> right, of course. of this tropical system. this is tropical storm hermine. again, it became a tropical storm earlier this afternoon. winds at 40 miles per hour, drifting north at 2 miles per hour. we have confidence that it will strengthen somewhat into a tropical storm. not a you were has, though, and head for the panhandle of florida sometime tomorrow afternoon -- friday afternoon, friday night, and then merge east of north carolina saturday at 8:00 a.m. as a strong tropicto hour. now, from this point on, the forecast is very challenging. there's going to be high pressure across northern new york and northern new england. we're confident of that. that's one of the pieces on the chess board and the other case is hermine which will try to make it up toward new england but the difficulty with the forecast is the blocking area of high pressure. it's completely possible still that this system never bothers us. in fact, even right now the br
daingts winds and flooding rains. jeremy riner is tracking hermine for us and we're kind of concerned what it could mean for us labor day weekend. >> right, of course. of this tropical system. this is tropical storm hermine. again, it became a tropical storm earlier this afternoon. winds at 40 miles per hour, drifting north at 2 miles per hour. we have confidence that it will strengthen somewhat into a tropical storm. not a you were has, though, and head for the panhandle of florida...
FOX 29 News at 6PM : WTXF : August 1, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
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much to the anger of the phillies fans did not, i repeat, did not make a trade. jeremy hell licks son is still here. so is closer gomez. there were over 70 players moved in trades. over 32 pitchers traded just today. it seemed that jeremy hell licks son was the most likely pitcher could be traded by the phillies but i think two things happened here. the phillies over valued hell lick son and no team felt that highly of him. he didn't see the right value for any of their players yet. >>> nice moment after the practice at eagles cam dap. that's tight end trade burtons 1.5-year-old son jackson trying on dad's football helmet. little too big but tray says he hopes jackson is a quarterback some day. the reality quarterbacks get a lot more cash. show me the money! >> right. >> he's a cutie, too. >> absolutely. >> all right. be sure to join us tonight for the fox 29 news at 10:00. the studio you have known for the past 10 years is gone. after months of work tonight we'll unavailable our new studio at 10:00 followed by the all new fox 29 news at 11. >> that will it for us here at 6:00. have a
much to the anger of the phillies fans did not, i repeat, did not make a trade. jeremy hell licks son is still here. so is closer gomez. there were over 70 players moved in trades. over 32 pitchers traded just today. it seemed that jeremy hell licks son was the most likely pitcher could be traded by the phillies but i think two things happened here. the phillies over valued hell lick son and no team felt that highly of him. he didn't see the right value for any of their players yet....
7News at 11 PM : WHDH : August 19, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
>> jeremy: tracking rain heading for new england. i'll let you know when it arrives. >> reporter: on just one station, a convicted sex offender arrested again. women coming forward to detail his alleged dirty acts. >> meaghan: plus the zika virus spreads through a florida hot spot. >> kim: pregnant women warned to stay away from south beach. >> adam: and he's a big shot on a big stage. boston's piano kid shares the spotlight with the piano man. >> this is ala 7news. tonight on 7, saying sorry and paying up. >> they could apologize much more. >> the potential punishment for swimmers after lochte's lie. >> kim: tonight ryan lochte's teammates are shedding some light on what happened at that gas station in brazil. >> adam: they say they tried to hold him back as he got into an intense argument with armed security guards. the night team's nancy chen nancy? >> nancy: good evening. jimmy feigen now on his way back to the united states as two of his teammates issue apologies for their behavior. swimmers breaking their silence. ryan lochte posting on instagram, "i want to apologize for m
>> jeremy: tracking rain heading for new england. i'll let you know when it arrives. >> reporter: on just one station, a convicted sex offender arrested again. women coming forward to detail his alleged dirty acts. >> meaghan: plus the zika virus spreads through a florida hot spot. >> kim: pregnant women warned to stay away from south beach. >> adam: and he's a big shot on a big stage. boston's piano kid shares the spotlight with the piano man. >> this is...
12 News This Morning at 5:30 : WISN : August 12, 2016 5:30am-6:01am CDT
saturday and sunday. less humid by sunday and high of 82. back to you. jeremy. thank you. >> three college students are found after disappearing in a cave in arkansas. they started to explore the cave on wednesday night and didn't return. the crews started search the yesterday afternoon and parts of the cave are very narrow and can be slippery. it is unclear if the students were hurt. >> also, new, a florida man has a new scar after a python takes a bite out of him. he was sitting on a porch when it happened and he wasn't sure what happened. >> i don't remember actually grabbing like a snake, but when out, i screamed and ripped it off of my hip, and it just kept coming out. >> ripped it from the flank of his body. that snake is not native to florida. >> if your ride to work goes notice the cops on roof tops, police officers are raised money for special olympics wisconsin and on the roof tops of 46 dunkin' donuts in wisconsin. the special olympics is near and dear to her heart and has an uncle from special needs and benefits from the program. >> not only the team work with how they
saturday and sunday. less humid by sunday and high of 82. back to you. jeremy. thank you. >> three college students are found after disappearing in a cave in arkansas. they started to explore the cave on wednesday night and didn't return. the crews started search the yesterday afternoon and parts of the cave are very narrow and can be slippery. it is unclear if the students were hurt. >> also, new, a florida man has a new scar after a python takes a bite out of him. he was sitting...
Eyewitness News : KYW : August 2, 2016 2:07am-2:39am EDT
the phillies held on to jeremy helington. >> we're not looking to just dump veterans for the sake of dumping veterans. that's not the business we're in. in august we'll be similar to what it was this week. if there's a good baseball trade that provides us with the right value, we're going to pursue it. and if there's not, we'll let the opportunity pass. >> the phillies with the night off. they take on the giants tomorrow at home. >>> let's talk football now. take a load off after a couple of days of full pad workouts, they went back to practice today in shells and shorts. the coach believes in rugged physical practices. he expressed desires to have his players hit three or four times in a row before going with a lighter approach. his approach is similar to andy reed's and is way different than chip kelly's. >> he's doing different things, feel more relaxed. i think i can, you know, it's more learning. more technical stuff and we get out here just about being physical and going out there and execute. so you know, i really loving the change. i'm used to it, coach reed give me a litt
the phillies held on to jeremy helington. >> we're not looking to just dump veterans for the sake of dumping veterans. that's not the business we're in. in august we'll be similar to what it was this week. if there's a good baseball trade that provides us with the right value, we're going to pursue it. and if there's not, we'll let the opportunity pass. >> the phillies with the night off. they take on the giants tomorrow at home. >>> let's talk football now. take a load...
Today's TMJ4 News Live at 5:00 : WTMJ : August 26, 2016 5:00pm-5:31pm CDT
former brewer closer jeremy "jeff-ress" was arrested late last night in dallas and charged with driving while intoxicated..reports say that "jeff-rees"who is now pitching for the texas rangers, was they saw his car swervingon the road. .it hasn't been a easy road for him...he's been suspened by baseballtwice, in the past, for testing positive for marijuana and the brewers are hosting the pirates tonight at miller parkin game two of their series nobody won last night's "badger five" drawing. tonight's jackpot is 46- thousand-dollars. and the "mega millions" jackpot is 76-million-dollars. coverage of the game between the packers and the 49ers is at 8:30, kickoff is at 9. the n-b-c nightly news is [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around- it's dragging down your fuel economy. but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with in
former brewer closer jeremy "jeff-ress" was arrested late last night in dallas and charged with driving while intoxicated..reports say that "jeff-rees"who is now pitching for the texas rangers, was they saw his car swervingon the road. .it hasn't been a easy road for him...he's been suspened by baseballtwice, in the past, for testing positive for marijuana and the brewers are hosting the pirates tonight at miller parkin game two of their series nobody won last night's...
NewsChannel 5 at 11pm : WEWS : August 26, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
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man who had broken into his mother's home. that man was 37-year-old jeremy smith, slaj the officer florida a porch wall. >> he took the about a of her hand and that's when i took it away. >> well jefers called for back up thrut -- but there was no one available. finally after 17 minutes of fighting ohio state troopers arrived and arifted smith. a 9 millimeter handguns found in his truck and bullets nearby. the man and her both survived the ordeal. smith is in jail facing several charges. a nevada trooper made a traffic stop overnight. one of them got out and ran. the trooper chance -- chased after him and someone started shooting. amazingly the bullet was deflected by his badge. the suspect was killed in the shootout and the shooting is still under investigation toned -- tonight. >>> the presidential race takes a nasty turn as personal accusations fly. >> both hillary clinton and donald trump has endured indictments of each other. report lotter -- >>reporter: tim cane the democratic vice-president -- v wp -- p warned against the nasty turn. >> you can't solve your problems because
man who had broken into his mother's home. that man was 37-year-old jeremy smith, slaj the officer florida a porch wall. >> he took the about a of her hand and that's when i took it away. >> well jefers called for back up thrut -- but there was no one available. finally after 17 minutes of fighting ohio state troopers arrived and arifted smith. a 9 millimeter handguns found in his truck and bullets nearby. the man and her both survived the ordeal. smith is in jail facing several...
7News at 5:30 PM : WHDH : August 9, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm EDT
. >> jeremy ryaner is standing b by. i have some friends coming to town and they are saying, ". >>> red sox, 76 in boston. bedford, close to 930, a dry heat, dew point temperatures into the 40s. these numbers here will change big time. dew dew points are higher than further inland, low 60s, pure tropical air, thursday, friday and into saturday. for the afternoon and the rest of this evening, mainly sunny skies, a few it's this weather system here that will deliver the goods houpldty building. more how many overnight and through the day tomorrow, overall, it's not too bad in terms of sleeping weather tonight. through the day tomorrow, alot of clouds, a few peaks of sunshine, scattered showers and thunderstormsa muggy day, high temperatures, increase through the day tomorrow and here come the shourplt/. notice the warmer colors. if you are lucky enough to get under one of these downpours, you will get some beneficial rain. others, just a 10th of an inch ofn. nott to happen in wooster lawrence. to give you an idea that the atmosphere is beginning to load up with tropical moisture. tomorrow
. >> jeremy ryaner is standing b by. i have some friends coming to town and they are saying, ". >>> red sox, 76 in boston. bedford, close to 930, a dry heat, dew point temperatures into the 40s. these numbers here will change big time. dew dew points are higher than further inland, low 60s, pure tropical air, thursday, friday and into saturday. for the afternoon and the rest of this evening, mainly sunny skies, a few it's this weather system here that will deliver the goods...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : August 16, 2016 4:00am-6:01am PDT
us now is new york times reporter jeremy peters and author and columnist mike lup a lupica. we have mark halperin back with us as well. mike lupica, talk about donald trump. you have known him for a long time. he just keeps handing this race to hillary clinton. >> he has been presented in so many ways a dream opponent. >> we'll show a clip in a second of a senate candidate and she refuses to answer three times. >> everybody wants to change the subject away from hillary clinton including hillary clinton. trump continues do it for her. he continues to divert attention, to all of the things that would help any republican candidate. i think kasich right now would be crushing her. >> kasich, bush. >> and my math might be winning by 650%. >> it is unbelievable. jeremy peters, you look at all of the metrics, they are all down. he is even getting crushed among his base compared to mitt romney who was winning in virginia who i think won white, non-college educated by 44. he is getting crushed in every metric. >> except for why men who do not have college degrees. you can't win a college elec
us now is new york times reporter jeremy peters and author and columnist mike lup a lupica. we have mark halperin back with us as well. mike lupica, talk about donald trump. you have known him for a long time. he just keeps handing this race to hillary clinton. >> he has been presented in so many ways a dream opponent. >> we'll show a clip in a second of a senate candidate and she refuses to answer three times. >> everybody wants to change the subject away from hillary...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : August 24, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
, went after barack obama with vigor over his associations with bill ayers, reverend jeremy wright, and we went after barack obama hard for the people he associated himself with. we don't apply same standard to donald trump. >> first of all, steven bannon was hired because he is one of the most effective research orders hillary clinton. it really saddens no hear these racist arguments against donald trump. because someone i have deep, deep respect for. he was a chin supporter. has to his credit said i don't think donald trump is a racist. he's gone after him on many other levels. but it is sad to defame someone. who has employed lynn patton, one of the highest levels. >> we're going to take a break. we expect to hear from hillary clinton next. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. a
, went after barack obama with vigor over his associations with bill ayers, reverend jeremy wright, and we went after barack obama hard for the people he associated himself with. we don't apply same standard to donald trump. >> first of all, steven bannon was hired because he is one of the most effective research orders hillary clinton. it really saddens no hear these racist arguments against donald trump. because someone i have deep, deep respect for. he was a chin supporter. has to his...
7News at 11 PM : WHDH : August 1, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
right trey, thanks. coming up next bit cooler and some gray skies out there today. jeremy alcs all changing we understand? >> yes a few isolated showers tomorrow morning. sun's coming back. swept away dramatic moments as rising flood waters due damage carrying dozens of cars down stream. >> the race to get a driver out of danger after his car spins and flips out of control. and satan in school. what a group calle introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your techni
right trey, thanks. coming up next bit cooler and some gray skies out there today. jeremy alcs all changing we understand? >> yes a few isolated showers tomorrow morning. sun's coming back. swept away dramatic moments as rising flood waters due damage carrying dozens of cars down stream. >> the race to get a driver out of danger after his car spins and flips out of control. and satan in school. what a group calle introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold...
meteorologist jeremy reiner. there is a lot of orange and yellows there. >> reporter: it, yes. it's hard to believe, too, considering we did have a decent amount of rain over the last seven days especially western central new england but the drought in the extreme season. for the summer you take it back to the first of june, meteorological summer boston on pace to have its driest summer on record. we have a couple of weeks left in august, i'm sure we're going to get some rain cities and towns running rainfall deficits around 7-9 inches of rain. i don't have that much rain in the forecast. the next chance of rain probably just a couple of isolated showers on monday morning. so the drought rolls on for itself next several days. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> to the race for the white house, donald trump about to begin a tv takeover. he is buying television ads for the first time in the general leaks. his -- election. start running as early as tomorrow but today he is trying to sway voters a day after he shook up his management team. hikes continues her attacks on the
meteorologist jeremy reiner. there is a lot of orange and yellows there. >> reporter: it, yes. it's hard to believe, too, considering we did have a decent amount of rain over the last seven days especially western central new england but the drought in the extreme season. for the summer you take it back to the first of june, meteorological summer boston on pace to have its driest summer on record. we have a couple of weeks left in august, i'm sure we're going to get some rain cities and...
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Good Day Tampa Bay @ 4:30AM : WTVT : August 22, 2016 4:30am-5:01am EDT
by WTVT
. corporal jeremy davis spotted an injured ?fawn on the roadside in the area of morris bridge road. he rescued the baby deer - which turned out to be blind - and took it to the bearss avenue. deputies tell us the clinic will rehabilitate the animal, and then transfer it to a local zoo. weather... the ?best solar eclipse.. in over two ?hundred years? up next: why you have ?plenty of time, to plan for it. plus: the clinton email controversy... just can't go away. the big release today... that could finally reveal, what was on her private server. and later this hour: why it was a ?video game character... that really stole the show. ((walter but first, here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. no big winner in the powerball over the weekend, so the jackpot for wednesday is up to 127 million dollars. and tomorrow night's mega millions jackpot is worth 69 million dollars. good luck... and good day is back in less than at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshir
. corporal jeremy davis spotted an injured ?fawn on the roadside in the area of morris bridge road. he rescued the baby deer - which turned out to be blind - and took it to the bearss avenue. deputies tell us the clinic will rehabilitate the animal, and then transfer it to a local zoo. weather... the ?best solar eclipse.. in over two ?hundred years? up next: why you have ?plenty of time, to plan for it. plus: the clinton email controversy... just can't go away. the big release today... that...
KDVR (FOX)
Fox 31 Denver News 9P : KDVR : August 22, 2016 9:00pm-9:31pm MDT
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ashley michael flavin michael's life in federal heights with the latest details. >> jeremy tonight we are learning more about the suspect he has a pretty long criminal record behind him he's been in and out of prison several times auto theft and burglary now please tell us he was likely at would likely at kidnapping to his record. >> as a mother said it she just went inside for a second to grab some water left the keys of the car running with the air conditioner she also left her three -year-old and three -month-old kids in the back seat but in that split second that she was inside family dollar police say this meant there up my ass this stole the suv with a baby in the toddler still inside she tried to stop him but was federal heights police asked other departments to look out for the red jeep a door an officer followed on i 25 and a few minutes later it crashed into the spirit huron and torn partway he chose to take off he could've crossed ended up in that field and disabled his vehicle. >> than police say my asked as he took off running and the police chased the last along. >> the
ashley michael flavin michael's life in federal heights with the latest details. >> jeremy tonight we are learning more about the suspect he has a pretty long criminal record behind him he's been in and out of prison several times auto theft and burglary now please tell us he was likely at would likely at kidnapping to his record. >> as a mother said it she just went inside for a second to grab some water left the keys of the car running with the air conditioner she also left her...
Action News at 4:30AM : WFTS : August 16, 2016 4:30am-5:01am EDT
hard and kept working. eventually taking over for jeremy trueblood. yesterday his first big contract. dotson signing a three-year extense worth $16.5 million. not bad. >> everything i had in life i worked for. i came in as a rookie. i i think that just -- is what god made me. always stay humble. if you get things too easy i get unhumble. having things come hard keeps me humble everyday. keeps me on my knees and keeps me great. >> that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> coming up at 5:00 -- several nfl players are facing suspensions, what they need to season. >> new technology. amazing research on turning your body into a touch pad and how it can all boil down to a tattoo. z22s3z zy6z z22t7z zy6z >>> almost 4:55. conditions are pretty typical. 79 by 8:00. and temperature will be in the upper 80s by noon. a slight chance of a shower inland then but more widespread rain after that. a high of 92. back to you. >>> 4:55. a lot of innovation in tech these days, it's all about what you wear. >> and we have seen fitness bracelets, smart watches, even lead dresses but here's som
hard and kept working. eventually taking over for jeremy trueblood. yesterday his first big contract. dotson signing a three-year extense worth $16.5 million. not bad. >> everything i had in life i worked for. i came in as a rookie. i i think that just -- is what god made me. always stay humble. if you get things too easy i get unhumble. having things come hard keeps me humble everyday. keeps me on my knees and keeps me great. >> that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day....
republican party is fearing its future in the american west. >> yeah. >> jeremy peters is here. >> yeah, also, in the american east. >> with his series from "new york times." trump's challenges with various demographic groups. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. >> he hasn't changed his position on immigration. he's changed the words that he is saying. what he has always said from the beginning is that he does not. no, that he does not want to allow people to stay in this country illegally. he does want to build a wall. it's the how that is being discussed now. if they're here illegally, they have to go. >> review deportation force. now he is shifting. katrina, there is a definite, different message that we're hearing now. >> there's not a different message. he's using different words to give that message. ♪ it's peyton on sunday mornings. ♪ e-ma what up, peyt. you know i have directv nfl sunday ticket. i get every game, every sunday. all in hd. yeah. i know that. so you wanna come over? i'll make nachos! i can't right now man. i'm playing. oh yeah. alright. i'll pencil yo
republican party is fearing its future in the american west. >> yeah. >> jeremy peters is here. >> yeah, also, in the american east. >> with his series from "new york times." trump's challenges with various demographic groups. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. >> he hasn't changed his position on immigration. he's changed the words that he is saying. what he has always said from the beginning is that he does not. no, that he...
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washout. so when will we see the bright, hot sun again? here is our chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. welcome back, by wa great to be back and we do have clouds across southern new england. not much in the way of rain. there have been a count emstrips else and spritzs and one little batch of iran shower activity. new hampshire sea coast up through southern maine but otherwise the bark is worse than the bite. in fact if anything there has even been sunshine this afternoon on the cape as well as islands. clouds all over the place and they will take over skies across the cape and islands this evening. temperatures at this time 60's and 70's, the city at 71, plymouth at 76. through morning new york and new england and that's generating a scattering of showers so we'll hold on to the risk of isolated showers overnight tonight an tomorrow morning from this weak low pressure system then high pressure begins to move back into new england tomorrow afternoon and more so on wednesday when that happens we get the sunshine back so again your time line tomorrow morning ray few isolated showers, no
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deadline was at 4:00 p.m., when the dust settled the phillies held on to jeremy helington. >> we're not looking to just dump veterans for the sake of dumping veterans. that's not the business we're in. in august we'll be similar to what it was this week. if there's a good baseball trade that provides us with the right value, we're going to pursue it. and if there's not, we'll let the opportunity pass. >> the phillies with the night off. they take on the giants tomorrow at home. >>> let's talk football now. take a load off after a couple of days of full pad workouts, they went back to practice today in shells and shorts. the coach believes in rugged physical practices. he expressed desires to have his players hit three or four times in a row before going with a lighter approach. his approach is similar to andy reed's and is way different than chip kelly's. >> he's doing different things, feel more relaxed. i think i can, you know, it's more learning. more technical stuff and we get out here just about being physical and going out there and execute. so you know, i really loving the change
deadline was at 4:00 p.m., when the dust settled the phillies held on to jeremy helington. >> we're not looking to just dump veterans for the sake of dumping veterans. that's not the business we're in. in august we'll be similar to what it was this week. if there's a good baseball trade that provides us with the right value, we're going to pursue it. and if there's not, we'll let the opportunity pass. >> the phillies with the night off. they take on the giants tomorrow at home....
message of calling them before digging in the yard. >> jeremy nelson entered his dog. go nash. >> at of action at the summer games. with we have the medal count for usa. >> a friendly rooichl ri in the water today. >> between the rides and the entertainment at the fairgrounds, there is another popular spot you don't want to miss. we go live to the wisconsin state fair to the milk house. >> catch ellen at 4:00 and followed by wisn 12 news at 5:00 feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this plant in 1923. but today, too many good manufacturing jobs are shipped away because of a tax code that actually rewards companies for exporting jobs. that will save taxpayer money and help business create jobs here. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we don't need an economy that works only for ceos, >> the sun is up for 20 minutes. hazy, warm and muggy air in hazy sunshine and a few extra clouds this afternoon. here is the forecast for today. hazy and humid. we are dry most of the day. we could see a few stray storms around the
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ACCC wants new powers to counter Google's ad tech dominance
By Kate Weber on Sep 28, 2021 1:15PM
Existing competition laws not strong enough to address issues.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) wants new powers to rein in Google and its dominance in the advertising technology ('ad tech') sector.
In a report [pdf], the ACCC said more than "90 percent of ad impressions traded via the ad tech supply chain passed through at least one Google service in 2020".
The commission said it had identified "systemic competition concerns relating to conduct over many years" in the sector, and needed better intervention options than are currently available.
"Investigation and enforcement proceedings under general competition laws are not well suited to deal with these sorts of broad concerns, and can take too long if anti-competitive harm is to be prevented," ACCC chair Rod Sims said.
"Investigation and court proceedings are lengthy and necessarily retrospective, seeking to address harms after they have occurred.
"New regulatory solutions are required to effectively address the competition concerns we have identified, in an enduring and timely way.
"Therefore, it is recommended that the ACCC be given the power to develop sector specific rules to apply to those providers of ad tech services that meet pre-defined criteria linked to their market power and/or a strategic position."
A Google Australia spokesperson has been contacted by iTnews for comment.
Ad tech services are used when buying and selling digital display advertising and rely on complex algorithms and systems.
The commission said that a string of strategic acquisitions by Google had afforded it a considerable amount of data, though noted how that data might influence the ad tech business is unclear.
The ACCC alleged there were potential "conflicts of interest" in the way Google handled different parts of advertising transactions.
"Google's activities across the supply chain also mean that, in a single transaction, Google can act on behalf of both the advertiser (the buyer) and the publisher (the seller) and operate the ad exchange connecting these two parties," Sims said.
"As the interests of these parties do not align, this creates conflicts of interest for Google which can harm both advertisers and publishers."
More transparency around the pricing and the operation of adtech services is needed to "establish standards" with companies releasing prices for consumers to better compare, he said.
The ACCC wants new rules to "address conflicts of interest, prevent anti-competitive self-preferencing behaviour, [and] address data advantage issues and transparency problems" in the sector.
Consultation on draft rules could occur as soon as the first quarter of 2022. They will then be presented in a broader ACCC report due in September 2022.
Sims added that the ACCC is "engaging very closely with our international counterparts who are at different stages of introducing similar rules to deal with these issues."
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Junior Esra Alameedi, a pre-med student, says that it isn't right to say that immigrants are inherently dangerous people.
It all started as a joke.
While living in Indonesia, senior Joshua Loupatty joked about studying abroad away from home in the United States, but his father took it seriously.
Loupatty said that his father began researching agents and schools overseas shortly after their conversation.
"A week later, he said that I needed to go to Jakarta, which is the capital city, to meet with my agent and talk about the process that I have to go through in order for me to come here," he said.
Arriving in Washington with a student F1 visa, Loupatty attended Shoreline Community College and earned his Associate of Arts degree before transferring to Seattle Pacific University. Since then, he feels his experience has been "really amazing" because he has grown not only in an educational sense but also in an environmental, cultural and communal sense as well.
But during the 2016 presidential elections, Loupatty and other international students grew anxious. To devote so much time studying in America and believe that America will provide opportunities only to end up going home right away, Loupatty said, is a frightening thought.
"It's disappointing to know that not only does it affect opportunity, but it affects how we feel as international students," he continued. "The ban itself is affecting a lot of people, and I believe also the citizens here in America. It's affecting them too because this is what America is [well known for] now since the Trump ban."
President Donald Trump's recent executive order, signed on Jan. 27, included a suspension of all immigration from countries with terrorism concerns for 90 days. Although the order did not provide a clear list of all affected countries, a draft of the order identified seven predominantly-Muslim countries: Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
On SPU's Facebook confessions page, amidst light-hearted jokes and confessions of admirations, political posts pepper the page's wall.
While there are many students who have voiced their disdain for the ban, there are others still who are in favor of the order.
Posted last month on Jan. 31, one post reads, "Can someone please explain to me how a 90-day travel ban from a few countries is unconstitutional? Please. Explain to me the part that affords rights for people who are not citizens of this country."
Another post from the same day says, "I think it's crazy how it's not okay to not let someone in our country. They are not Americans, they don't get the rights we do; they are not equal. Yes, they should be able to come in if safe, but who is safe to let in?"
Esra Alameedi was in class when the ban took place, but she took a look at the video of President Trump signing the ban paperwork once she got home. Although she is a U.S. citizen, her family is originally from Iraq.
Alameedi believes the ban to be unconstitutional because it generalizes a whole country, labeling them as terrorists, as a danger.
She said immigrants "are a part of this country." It's not right to say that because they have come to the U.S. to work, they are dangerous or have the ability to "steal" the rights of the citizens, she explained.
"One thing we have in common is we are human," Alameedi said. "You don't know who is safe or dangerous. So banning the whole country isn't the best idea either. It's not going to lessen the crimes that we experience. It just makes the enemy stronger, and we are more prone to danger."
Thousands of students across the country, like Alameedi, were affected by the ban in some way or form. Some are immigrants while others are international students studying on a visa, though not all international students come from the seven countries listed in the order.
Here at SPU alone, the international student population, representing about 35 different countries, includes 158 undergraduates and 50 graduate students. SPU also oversees 35 students who have graduated but are doing practical training, so, altogether, the university manages 243 international students according to Lori Tongol from SPU's International Student Services.
Kar Mun Cheah, the president of the International Students Club, continues to fear not only for individuals who have been affected but also for herself and other international students since supporters of the ban have openly voiced their opinions and threats.
Although Cheah hopes for the best, she asks: "If the president can make such a decision now so early in his presidency that carries such a large negative impact, what does it say for any future decisions made?"
Social media, she's noticed, has been abuzz with threats directed not solely at citizens from the seven countries, but also at non-American and non-Caucasian citizens. With the ban in place, she said, she's seen a much larger scale acknowledgment of race and fear of diversity than in previous years.
On the other hand, she said that she's also seen a large group of people who are not afraid to stand up for their beliefs.
"It was encouraging to see significantly large groups of people who do not fear diversity, who did not show discrimination, stand against the ban," Cheah said.
Sarah-Ann Moh, from Singapore, is proud that Seattle and Washington are committed to wanting to welcome refugees. She's thankful, she said, to live in a state where she feels safe, where there are companies and organizations that commit themselves to welcoming refugees.
"There are a lot of people suffering, and because we can't see directly, it's harder to relate," Moh said. "It's even harder when people here don't exactly accept you … English is my first language and there's a lot of privileges that I have that refugees don't have, so I think it must be really hard for them, and kindness is very important."
In response to the ban, SPU President Dan Martin sent out an email on Jan. 30, just a few days after the ban was enacted. It stated that SPU is committed to standing with its students and giving them support as they continue their education at Seattle Pacific.
"We care deeply for our international brothers and sisters," the email reads, "and we will do all we can to provide a safe and nurturing learning environment for them and all those on our campus, regardless of faith or nationality."
Martin wasn't the only one to respond, however. On Feb. 3, a federal court judge from Washington issued a nationwide temporary restraining order.
The case was quickly appealed to the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco by the Trump administration, but the three-judge panel there unanimously decided to leave the restraining order in place.
Aimee Kennedy, an international student advisor, was initially excited to hear that the ban was being lifted, but the sense of fear and anxiety about it and this presidency hasn't changed for her students, she said.
Kennedy explained, "They are anxious about what else is going to happen in the current political climate, and there is just so much unknown. It's hard not to be anxious when there is so much change so quickly."
One such international student, senior Truc Nguyen, has been in the U.S. for five years. Although she lived in Los Angeles first, she visited Seattle in Spring 2013 and decided to move here because of the weather and the job opportunities the area provided.
Nguyen said she hasn't gone back home to Vietnam since coming to the U.S. because she's afraid that if she goes back, something might happen, and she might not be able to get a visa to return to the U.S. to study.
It's disappointing, Loupatty said, to know that not only does the ban affect opportunity, but also affects "how we feel as international students, to be insecure."
Instead of focusing on being happy about graduation and perhaps getting the opportunity to work in the U.S., he feels overwhelmed with the thought of having to simply go back home.
"It's not working out," he said. "Coming from an international student's perspective, it's really scary to think that you actually devote all of your time studying here and believe that America will provide an opportunity for you, but will end up just going home right away after — that is just really scary to know."
These are the accounts of international students before the executive order was revised on Tuesday, Feb. 21.
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Boston Logan International Airport is also known as General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport and it is the main airport that operates in Boston city, Massachusetts United States.
On June 13, 1923, on the small airfield that was known as Boston Airport, the first aircraft of Boston touched down on a 1,500-foot long cinder runway. The U.S. Army built it on 189 acres of tidal flats (Massport). The airport was opened on September 8, 1923. World War I pilots from the 101st Squadron, 26th Division Air Service of the Massachusetts National Guard used the airfield in 1923. It was mostly used by them and the Army Air Corps and was owned by the U.S. Army until 1928 when ownership was transferred over to the Massachusetts Legislature. In 1925 the first commercial hangar was built by Boston Aircraft Corporation and in 1927, Colonial Air Transport made the first scheduled commercial passenger flights and the flight was between Boston and New York City. Then, in 1929, the City of Boston finally took control of the airport and signed a 20-year lease with the state. National Weather Service made the airport's weather station to the official point for Boston's weather observations and records on January 1, 1936. Then, in 1956 the legislative body created Massport, and soon after the state took control, Boston's City Council placed the airport under the jurisdiction of the Parks Department (Massport). As a result, it took over the ownership and operations of the airport in 1959. They immediately made several improvements to the airport and it was for the best for the development and growth of the airport. They lengthened the runways, paved and landscaped the access roads, added administration building, and also they reclaimed two hundred more acres of land from Boston Harbor to get filled in. In the same year, the airport was officially renamed to the Lieutenant General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport. Logan was expanded to its current size between 1964 and 1974.
Boston is well-known and one of the oldest cities in the USA. The Puritans settlers from England landed on the Shawmut Peninsula in September 1630; it was called like that by the Native Americans who were living there. But it was renamed like plenty of old American cities after a town located in Lincolnshire, England and became Boston. Boston is the city and the capital of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and seat of Suffolk County in the northeastern USA. It covers 124 km2 with the population of almost 685,094 in 2017. It is the biggest and populous city in the New England region and the 23rd largest city in the US. Boston has an unusually small area for a major city, and more than 1/4 of the total, that includes part of the Charles River, Boston Harbor, and a portion of the Atlantic -is water. Numerous
Boston Logan International Airport has four passenger terminals, A, B, C, and E, and the total of 102 gate positions. The Terminal A replaced a building of the period of the 1970s that was designed by Minoru Yamasaki, which was once occupied by the now-defunct Eastern Air Lines. It was opened on 16 March 2005. The airport is made of 2 buildings: the Main Terminal and a Satellite Terminal and consists of 21 boarding gates. The Main Terminal involves the two levels: Level 1 and Level 2. Level 2 is the Departures level. This level gives the access to boarding gates A1 to A11 and to Satellite Concourse S2 with gates from A13 to A22. They are connected by an underground path. There is also a walkway in the ground level that links the parking garage, Hilton Hotel, Terminal E and its parking lots. Terminal
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State, Local Officials Call On Feds To Change Course On Marijuana Policy
by Bay City News | October 25, 2011 2:54 pm	| in News | 0
State and local officials held a news conference in San Francisco today to call for reform of the federal government's policy on medical marijuana.
The event, held just blocks away from where President Obama held a campaign fundraiser later in the day, was attended by Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, D-San Francisco, Fairfax Mayor Larry Bragman and San Francisco Supervisor David Campos.
The officials are calling on the federal government to change course after the U.S.
Department of Justice announced earlier this month that it would be boosting criminal and civil enforcement efforts to shut down large-scale commercial marijuana enterprises.
California's Compassionate Use Act, approved by voters as Proposition 215 in 1996, allows seriously ill patients to use marijuana with a doctor's permission, but federal laws criminalizing the drug make no exception for state laws.
The state and local officials said the crackdown is confusing since it contradicts previous statements by the Obama Administration.
Campos then introduced a resolution at this afternoon's Board of Supervisors meeting echoing the sentiments expressed at today's news conference.
The resolution "calls upon the federal government to do what they had previously indicated they would do, which is respect state law," Campos said.
"The voters of California have spoken very loudly and clearly to respect the right of the patients of California to have access to medical cannabis, and that should be respected," he said.
The resolution was co-sponsored by six other supervisors on the board, Campos said.
Dan McMenamin, Bay City News
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Close to 500 Kanata residents braved arctic conditions Monday night to get information and voice their concerns over proposed plans to redevelop the Kanata Golf and Country Club into new homes.
The meeting, hosted at the John Mlacak Centre by Kanata North Coun. Jenna Sudds and featuring area community association presidents Neil Thomson and Lianne Zhou, served as a show of strength in the community, with calls to action and fundraising for whatever battles may lie ahead.
ClubLink, the largest golf course operator in Canada, announced on Dec. 14 that it planned, in partnership with Minto Communities and Richcraft Homes, to turn the golf course colloquially known as Kanata Lakes into a subdivision. So far, the company has made no official development proposal to the city. ClubLink, Minto and Richcraft representatives were not invited to Monday's meeting.
Any such plan, according to Sudds and others, would contravene the agreement signed in 1981 by the city of Kanata and the Campeau Corp, stipulating that 40 per cent of the development remain green space. The golf course currently makes up about 30 per cent of that green space, or roughly 12 per cent of the community.
Additionally, Sudds said, the agreement indicates that the golf course remain so in perpetuity. If ClubLink decides to cease its golf operations there, the city can take it over at no cost and either run it itself, or get a third party to manage the course.
Thomson, head of the Kanata Beaverbrook Community Association, said he was getting cheques "up the ying yang" from supporters.
According to Thomson, nine or 10 of the course's current members have notified the city that they'd be willing to purchase the course, or manage it for the city, if necessary.
But the course, he added, is much more than simply a golf facility to its surrounding community.
The meeting ended with a question-and-answer period, during which the public made clear its opposition to the development plan. One speaker, John Hunter, who has lived off the 18th fairway for 26 years, says the issue seems clear cut: "The city has the legal documents defining the use of this greenspace in perpetuity. Therefore the city has the right, and the responsibility, to enforce the adherence to this contract.
According to about 750 responses to a survey put out by Sudds, 95 per cent of residents oppose the development; 85 per cent use the green (or white) space in the winter; and 96 per cent were influenced by the green space when they moved in in the first place.