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you will want an umbrella this morning. a couple of things we are keeping an eye on. showers across southeast wisconsin now, but more organized rain in lower michigan moving from east to west, spending across the lake and arriving here in two to three hours. 61 degrees, low clouds, the pavement is damp. in sheboygan, a the light rain shower, a couple of showers, have an umbrella when you step out. 64 this afternoon, cloudy and damp. we will talk about improvement in the seven day forecast, coming up. thema: thank you. and you can track your forecast on-the-go this weekend with our free app. use the interactive radar to see when and where the rain will fall. we ll also send any severe weather alerts right to your cell phone. right now, milwaukee police are investigating after a 4-year-old boy is shot and killed on the police tell wisn 12 news the shooting happened just before 6:00 last night at a home near 15th and lloyd. police say a gun was fired inside the home, and a ....
arms in fallujah state of emergency in fiji - slammed by the biggest storm in the southern hemisphere. and sport - barcelona cannot win. 52 games without a loss for the la liga world, it s a club record. and a round up of sport in the race for the white house, voters have been going to the polls in south carolina and nevada. hillary clinton won a tight contest against bernie sanders in nevada. she got 52% of the votes, and the first state with a racially diverse electorate to vote. this is a live scene out of los angeles, where we are accepting hillary clinton to address his support. meanwhile, in south carolina, billionaire businessman donald trump is expected to win the republican contest. the big question is how big the margin will be. who ll gain momentum on the vote. we are in both states with the voting. we ll speak to alan fishing in columbia first, to michael shure, in los angeles. and, so, clinton has won, michael. was it by a big enough margin, was ....
allegations of corruption against the former leader. hello. in doha, we will have all of your sport including yet another poll position for lewis hamilton ahead of the italian grand prix. all of the details later in the program. we start this newshour with the latest on the refugee crisis in europe. austria and germany say they are dealing with an emergency situation. there are thousands of people arriving in the country. large crowds gathered in munich to welcome and cheer the refugees as they made the short walk off of the training to the registration center, among the first one,000 to arrive in the city. officials say they expected 10,000 to arrive on saturday. austria said it will not use force to stop thousands of refugees coming in, around 4 people have arrived so far. further east, en massedonia, more refugees making the same journey walking along railway lines. in greece, boats continue to arrive. 25,000 refugees on the island of le sp os. rob reynolds joins ....
we have reporters along this route, the hungary border. we start with rob. tell us what these refugees face when they actually come into germany. well, they face a process that begins with registering here at the train station. they re given a cursory medical check. some who have medical problems are taken away in ambulances, and they authorities here in the state of which munich is a part explained to reporters a system whereby a number of temporary shelters have been set up in places like large schools, disused convention centers around things like that, a real network of them. it appears to be organized in a very orderly fashion. earlier, we saw a train arrive from austria. there were about 100 refugees onboard, very weary people, with a sense of relief, all about them and speaking to them, you really get some amazing stories. i talked to a young man who said that he had to leave his family behind, his mother and father and the rest of his family, because he ha ....
uncertainty extended. thousands still waiting to end their desperate journey to europe and escape war and persecution. this is the worst refugee crisis since world war ii. many are at the border between hungary and austria, and for days kept in hungary, but now allowed to go through. there are thousands of others waiting to make that trip. near the southern border with serbia, police are moving them into a new transit camp and say they will seal the area with a high fence. for many, the perilous trip is now over. we have this report from munich. destination, he were something knee, another train carrying refugees pulls into munich s central station. men, women and children tumble out. many escaped the civil war in syria. even the youngest gets a warm welcome from a volunteer. the refugees appeared weary as they made their way under police escort to a reception area. we asked how they felt to be in germany. thank god, we are in a country as developed as germany. ....