we begin tonight with breaking political news.. donald trump is no longer taking part in an event here in wisconsin tomorrow. new audio and video released today shows donald trump making lewd and sexually charges comments about women in 2005 to then-access hollywood host billy bush describe a woman s body and said he frequently tried to kiss beautiful women - and they let him do it because he s a star. today, the republican nominee called it locker room banter. and said that quote i apologize if anyone was offended. in the meantime, house speaker paul ryan released a statement tonight saying and i quote, i am sickened by what i heard today. women are to be championed and revered, not objectified. situation with the seriousness it deserves and works to demonstrate to the country that he has greater respect for women than this clip suggests. in the meantime, he is no longer attending tomorrows event in wisconsin. donald trump confirming that news tonight saying governo
and i m rachael kaye. we ve got a clear and cool start to this weekend, with many of us waking up in the mid 30s! sunshine this afternoon will help warm us to the upper 50s - and possibly a few 60s around the area. high: 59 happening overnight. milwaukee police say around 9-30 last night officers found a 24-year-old man lying on a sidewalk by a home near 19th street and capitol drive. officers say he was suffering from gunshot wound and died at the scene. milwaukee police are also investigating another shooting happening overnight. police say a 47-year-old man was shot near 24th and auer around two this morning during an ongoing dispute. we re told he suffered a serious treated for what is believed to be a non- life threatening injury. and in brown deer police are searching for suspect after a shots fired incident. it happened around 8-30 last night near 51st and dean. investigators say it appears shots were fired from one car at another vehicle. no one was hurt. two men are
frustrated, angry and tired, how some people feel about public safety in milwaukee. sheldon: their concerns were front and center this morning at marshall high school in the first of a series of saturday hearings. the people who came to this auditorium and stepped up to the microphone wanted to speak directly to elected officials. i m finding there s just not enough police officers. we need more officers on the street. i don t we used to. reporter: city aldermen are looking for feedback about the proposed safety action plan, much of the feedback at a saturday hearing at milwaukee s public safety committee, centered around police. i m calling police and they re not coming by and at least making some type of surveillance. that s all i would like to have happen. i d really like you guys to no to more money going to public safety. a lot of things other people said were also things i felt, too. spending more money on police officers. you re not doing anything really to
highs near 60. we ll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. ne 5-10 mph news from overnight milwaukee police are investigating a area of 27th and hope just around one o clock this morning. police say a the victim is a 20-year- old man. officials found him suffering from a gunshot wound he died on scene. the investigation is ongoing. and milwaukee police are investigating another overnight homicide. this one happened in front of comments nightclub near 52nd and hampton just before three o clock this morning. police say they found a 32-year-old man suffering a very serious gunshot wound he l investigation is also ongoing. and one person is dead after a crash near 51st and auer it happened at midnight. milwaukee police tell us the driver of a dodge neon did not stop at a stop sign and crashed into a car driven by a 58- year-old woman. one of the occupants in the neo
clinton was telling bankers something very different from what she was telling voters. we ll ask john podesta, clinton s campaign chairman, about the stark contradictions between what she was saying in public and private. it s a fox news sunday exclusive. and we ll ask our sunday panel after the leak of that recording, will the gop dump trump? plus, a conversation with bill o rielly about the election and media the prevailing wsdom in washington, as you know, and in new york city is that we journalists know better than everybody. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with the latest on hurricane matthew. the deadly storm is now a post-tropical cyclone with sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. the storm s track shows it over eastern north carolina, heading into the atlantic. foot of rain on the coastal carolinas. more than a million people have been left without power. the storm is blamed for at least ten deaths