Fici cloud of controversy, despite a tcry say for zika carrying mosquitos begins iniami beachhirning as a pregnt womenn floda have nowte . . Z positive for that vis. Nfleasoksff with a owns, the subo rematch between the broncos and the panthers that came down to the wire. And the kick and a shocker o the cour sere williams is out of e u. S. Open. Today, friday, september 9th 2016. Nnouncer frobc news this today wit mla and thri tudio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning everyone, weome to today on a friday morning. Something tells me our night. Thats right. I was watcnghe serena matc what a shocknd you were watching the home shoppi network again. Exactly. Thes the tennis match. Boy, the end of that Football Game was exciting. We will talk more about both o those things. On this friday morning we have to start with this breaking news. North korea conducting what it call a higher level nlear test ovnitnd its triggering swift c[m . Ondemnatio from the Obama Administration anotwo on a
Incident freedry roadslight traffic speeds are at or above posted currently3 days left for a contrution project on holy hill rd in washtingon county the i41 southbound on ramp at holy hill rd has been closed since last friday its anticipated to reopen on sunday at 9 amyour alternate is holy hill road west to highway 145 north to pilgrim rd interchange to get back on i41 southbound milwaukees controversial streetcar project is about to take another step forward. Officials are selecting a contractor to lead the first phase of the project. Ann sterling is live with more. In just a few hours members of the Common Council wil meet to talk about the next phase of the streetcar project. City leaders are counting on the project to Bring New Energy and growth to downtown. But it hasnt always been a smooth ride. The streetcar has had to avoid a lot of comes to the cost. Right now the price tag is at least 128 Million Dollars. More than half of the money is expected to come from the federal gover
Lets get to Kent Wainscott at first, city hall with the mayors advice. The mayor says the safety risk from underground lead pipes pipes leading to homes is greatest for young children. But while the city works on a longterm solution a simple step can help protect you and your family. We want to make sure that people realize this is not an alarmist call. Mayor tom barre s threat from lead Service Lines is real, but it is no greater now than when he first alerted residents to the problem last january. Our concern is about the safety of the people who live in this community, and there is a particular concern for infants and children under the age of six. Lead lines connect about 70,000 milwaukee homes built before the 1950s to the water main beneath the street. Late last year the city , discovered lead leeching into work was happening. But at a forum at Marquette Law School yesterday, a water safety expert said the lead is always a concern. As long as we have those lead pipes, no one know
Expect a chance of scattered showers and storms to 11 00, and clearing conditions taking place leading to a great day tomorrow. Well talk about that in a few minutes. Charles scott, thanks. Shannon two Milwaukee Police officers rearended by a suspected drunk driver. Charles the officers knew who was behind the wheel. Shannon shes 48 years old, police force. Charles julia fello is live with more. Reporter she would tell me offcamera shes embarrassed, and to talk to a lawyer over what happened here. Im still working to find out who her lawyer is. Weve learned one of her fellow officers was taken to the hospital because of this crash. 48yearold officer was off duty driving. She is a Field Training officer at district 4. Two of her fellow officers were waiting at 4 00 saturday afternoon when they were suddenly plowed from behind. They discovered it was one of their own who hit them. One of the officers in the squad car had to be taken to the hospital. Were told the 45yearold victim had tre
Hundreds of small business owners in Milwaukee say they have private security to keep you safe, but many of those workers are unlicensed and untrained. Some are violent, convicted felons.