Longtime reporter at ktvu and she died of Breast Cancer but throughout her six and half years she raised awareness and a lot of money for the fight against it and annual walk in her honor will be held today at lake merritt and we will take you there. And happy birthday to the National Park service. Celebrating 100 years. Christien kafton is out in San Franciscos Maritime Museum its one of the places you can visit for free all weekend long. Rosemary joins us with the forecast. Theres a lot going on. Oakland has a festival going on in chinatown and so yes its a good day to be outdoors. Its going to be nice and mild. Once we clear the clouds out. San francisco in the background and you can see the clouds joining us this morning. Most is only as we get into the afternoon. Lets talk about the raiders. A great forecast for you if youre going to the game. 67 with the west breeze. Most of your skies so when youre sitting out its going to feel just wonderful. This warning were starting out in t
A b process systems in stratford hired 50 more people over the past year and greenheck in schofield added 209 jobs since 2011. These are just the employers i visited in the past few days. Throughout the past year, we helped amazon. Com expand and create up to 1,250 jobs here in wisconsin. Emco chemical distributors moved up from illinois with about 187 jobs. Hanna cylinders announced the same thing and brought 105 jobs to our state. All three of these companies moved into kenosha county. [ applause ] these are just a small sample of the many good news stories showing wisconsin is going back to work. [ applause ] this is a stark contrast to the negative job outlook of the past. During my predecessors last term, wisconsin lost more than 133,000 jobs and lost more than 27,000 businesses. In 2009, the Unemployment Rate peaked at 9. 2 . During that same year, wisconsins ranking in chief executive magazines best and worst states for business was 43rd. In 2009, a survey of employers by the ch
Speaker vos, speaker pro tem august, president ellis, majority leader fitzgerald, minority leader larson, minority leader barca, members of the wisconsin supreme court, constitutional officers, tribal leaders, members of the cabinet, distinguished guests, members of the legislature, most importantly, fellow citizens of the great state of wisconsin, it is an honor to appear before you tonight. Before we get started, i would like to introduce the first lady of wisconsin, my wife, tonette. [ applause ] also in the gallery are our sons, matt and alex, and my family; my parents, llew and pat, my brother, david, my sisterinlaw, maria, and my nieces, isabella and eva. [ applause ] next to my wife is Major General don dunbar, our adjutant general. I want to thank him and the more than 10,000 members of the Wisconsin National guard. Thank you for being here. [ applause ] the state of our state is strong and improving every day. The economy is dramatically better and our finances are in great sh
Hardworking taxpayers all across the state through tax cuts and withholding changes. Once passed, the total tax relief provided since i took office will be roughly 2 billion. [applause] first, we will reduce property taxes by 406 million. [applause] this is more than four times larger than the Property Tax Relief we passed last year, and it is vitally important to protect working families, senior citizens, farmers, and small businesses. The typical homeowner will see an actual reduction of 101 dollars on their next property tax bill. [applause] second, we will reduce income taxes by 98. 6 million. To to ensure we dont leave anyone behind in our economic recovery, we will target this tax relief to the lowest income tax bracket. If youre a family of four making 40,000, your savings will be 58. No one will get a bigger savings than that. Third, earlier today, i directed revenue secretary Rick Chandler to adjust withholding for state income taxes by 322. 6 million, so you can keep more of
Telling a top zelensky aid that ukraine wouldnt get its military assistance until it committed to the investigations that donald trump wanted. Were also seeing the transcripts from former special envoy to ukraine, kirk volker, who had a different take. He testified that the allegations that the administration had been pressuring ukraine to investigate were, quote, simply not credible. The committees the leading the inquiry are not fazed by the white house continuing to block subpoenas. They requested that acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, appear for a deposition later this week. Nbc news asked whether he will comply. So far we have not gotten a direct answer but a white house official did use it to slam the entire proceeding, telling nbc news, quote, the process is completely poisoned. Mulvaney is one of several crucial figures whose actions could support the one big case house investigators are trying to make to the American People about the president s alleged Impeachable Offense