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body cam. the 21-year-old lucky to be alive this morning. good morning, america. you re going to want to see that whole video. a real hero right there. it s a great friday in times square. and in central park as well. look at that crowd. packing in for country star jason aldean. he ll perform live. the tropical threat in the atlantic. ginger is tracking that. but first, we want to get a major security breach overnight. a man in nebraska evading police, making it on to the tarmac. ramming a truck into a plane as passengers were boarding. david kerley has the latest. reporter: amy, this is a scary one. a man screaming, jumping into that truck, slamming into a jetliner with police chasing the entire way. it s an airline pickup truck that was slammed into a the end of a bizarre security breach in omaha. we just got a report of a person possibly jumping the fence over at the airfield. you guys have any word on that yet? reporter: it was 9:30 in front of the nebrask ....
mph wind: se 3-5 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays green on traffic map = no delays headlines. following the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. and today a well-known civil rights leader will attend the funeral for sylville smith. fox6 s deandra corinthios joins us live from the northwest side with details. we re told representatives from all faiths will be involved. and reverend jesse jackson of the rainbow push coalition.will deliver the eulogy.. the visitation will begin this there are still many unanswered questions.when it comes to the investigation into the shooting.. that took place august 13th near 44th and auer. police say body camera footage which has not yet been released clearly shows smith holding a handgun and turning towards an officer when he was shot. two days of unrest followed the shooting.violence.looting. and arson. but the group milwaukee matters. coordin ....
you. :49 now at eight as milwaukee heals from violence - today family and friends will say goodbye to a man shot and killed by police. ahead in a live report - details on the civil rights leader attending the funeral for sylville smith. plus - two nuns murdered in mississippi. one of them with ties to milwaukee. what people are saying the legacy they leave behind. good morning and welcome back to wakeup.. time now x:xx adlib weather forecast high pressure moves ne across our area today and into canada. as it passes over wi, we enjoy partly sunny conditions and stay dry. highs will be cooler today, hitting the upper 70s. dewpoints will be in the upper 50s to near 60. however, a love moving our way tonight will push temps into the 80s again and take dewpoints into the upper 60s to near 70. rain and storms are likely saturday and may linger into sunday morning but clear by next week but well be mostly dry. highs will stay in the low 80s until midweek when we drop into ....
what is the proudest moment of your career so far? guest: wow. i don t mean to sound snarky or snippy here, but i hope it is yet to come. i feel very fortunate in just a few days we ll start our 12th season on pbs. i m now on 15 years in public radio. i feel very blessed at start of this year to do all we ve done so far. i hope the proudest moment is yet to come. if i had to i hope the proudest moment is yet to come. if i had to pick something it would be that i am still in here and so many people that against me in so much of my life. when i started on npr some years ago i remember the complaint when i first started, that i talk too loud. my favorite was that my laugh was too boisterously last too boisterously. my laugh was too much mike haydn s was wrong, i spoke too fast, it was too big for public radio. this is national public radio and i started the bidding was i was not going to make it, 15 years on public radio. people didn t think, charlie rose had done well f ....
booktv s web site, booktv.org. host: tavis smiley, you list jesus christ and paul robison, two of your influences. guest: yeah. that s quite a pair, isn t it? [laughter] i was raised in a church as i mentioned earlier pentacostal church, and i ve said for all of my life that i call them the three fs, the things that mean the most to me, faith family and friends in that order. i wrote a book called keeping the faith, i close my show on pbs by saying thanks for watching i m tavis smiley, keep the faith. i m always trying to remind people that faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. that s what faith and hope really are, the evidence of things hoped for the hope of things, but even when you don t have the evidence to see how things are going to work out it s always possible. i make a distinction all the time, and here s why i say keep the faith all the time i make a distinction between optimism and hope. optimism s ....