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ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the governor of the great state of missouri, eric greitens. governor greitens: thank you, thank you. thank you, all. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, lieutenant governor parson, speaker richardson, and the members of the missouri house, president pro tem richard, and members of the missouri senate, chief justice fischer, and judges of the supreme court, state officials, members of the cabinet, our first lady and my wife, sheena greitens. we have many honored guests here tonight. and one who is particularly special to me is my kindergarten teacher, anne richardson, who is here with us tonight. [applause] governor greitens: i was in mrs. richardson s kindergarten class at mckelvey elementary, home of the dragons and it was , at mckelvey elementary that i first heard the story of a boy from the town of diamond, missouri. he was born over a century ago, and he was born a slave. when he was a baby, he and his moth ....
start. increasing clouds and winds in the afternoon. slight chance for isolated evening showers. high: 66 wind: sw/nw 5-15 mph clouds and winds in the afternoon. slight chance for isolated evening showers. high: 66 wind: sw/nw 5-15 mph from overnight three people are dead after a crash in downtown milwaukee. julie collins joins us live from the scene with what we know so far. milwaukee police are investigating a homicide in the area of 38th and vienna. it happened just before one this morning. we re told a man in his 20 s was shot inside a home. after being shot he ran away.. and ended up collapsing at the intersection of 35th and vienna. that s where he died. it s still unclear shooting. police say they are working to identify a suspect. happening now milwaukee police are searching for two critical missing men and they re asking for the public s help in finding them. the first is 65-year-old randoris curry. curry was last seen yesterday around 11-30 in the m ....
thunderstorm on the network, there could be downpours. not everyone is seeing heavy rain. we do have some areas that are getting a break from lake geneva, downtown milwaukee and racine. catching moderate to heavy rain, also around the madison area. let s zoom in the radar to downtown sheboygan or there is steady rain extending of i-43 into southeastern manitowoc county. in the lower 60 s with a muggy-feel p.a.d. can see the sheets of rain coming down. the pavement is wet. we do not have any watches, warnings,muggy-feel and are notg severe weather. you might see a thunderstorm embedded from time to time. thus rain this afternoon. do not cancel out your plans, just be aware there could be thema: thank you. you can stay up to date on today s conditions by downloading the wisn 12 news app. you can get up to the minute radar and have weather alters sent straight to your phone or tablet. the app is free. just search wisn in the app store or google play. we are following bre ....
chief of staff john kelly as kushner fights to maintain his access to highly classified information. and quite the case building. mueller s russia probe collects its latest guilty plea. some see a pattern forming. the white house insists there s nothing to see here. it s very clear that russia meddled in the election. it s also very clear that it didn t have an impact on the election. and very sad breaking news, one of the most influential voices of the 20th century, evangelical leader billy graham, has died. we ll have more on billy graham s death and the life he lived a little later. but we begin today with the president talking about banning bump stocks, strengthening bump stock checks and possibly even putting an age limit on gun purchases. does it represent real progress or just lip service? we ll take the talk and hope it means something. nbc s kristen welker, we know the president has a busy day ahead. guns are the focus right now. what are they talking a ....
you got the call, dead body in the house. right. but you didn t know the circumstances yet? not at that point, no. randy watson was the first police officer to respond to the bloody crime scene in 1987. i can see from your face, sir, when you look at this house you are haunted by what you saw inside that house. i could stand here and start crying because of that, it was a violent death, horrific death. blood all over the floor, on the walls, on the ceilings. there was blood all over the place? yeah. the couch was tipped over. like i said, it was just horrific. the victim was john hill, a 34-year-old local businessman who kept his life very private. in the back where his bedroom was, it was totally ransacked. the waterbed was all cut up. there wasn t a room in that house that didn t have damage. because he was running around the room trying to get away from them. the scene, total mayhem, and turned out to be caused by a group of teenagers hellbe ....