about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. >> what made you want to go --

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> let's get some margaritas. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> why would you go to that degree? >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it, i got him? >> i honestly thought that was good, but i still thought that wasn't enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more th

eric: that's it. jenna: counting down to the first presidential debate for hillary clinton and donald trump, one of the major themes tonight, national security. who will fare better keeping america safe. >>> midwest could see historic flooding, preparing for rising waters with more bad weather on the way. eric: here is quick look what is coming up on "happening now." midwest bracing for devastating floods. residents preparing for the worst. suspect is in custody after five people murdered in cold blood in washington state mall. what investigators are saying about the motive. >>> shocking death of a major league baseball player. we are remembering marlins pitcher jose fernandez. jenna: we're hours away from the first presidential debate. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off on stage for the first time at hofstra university in hempstead, new york. the themes for tonight are achieving prosperity, america's direction and securing america. that final point we wanted to concentrate on. what can we ex

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their story straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked upper rick from his 40e78. and drove to a restaurant called el to rito. >> were you worried about that? >> not really. i was more worried i wouldn't get him to confess it again. >> i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> once inside the restaurant, tina tried to getter rick to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> don't worry about the details. details are not important. >> so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> it's no confession, but it's not a denial either. >> are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it? i got him? >> i honestly thought that was good, but i still thought that wasn't enough. >> remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. >>

eric and ama? >> eric: thank you. they open the doors to this mini-van and make a shocking discovery. >> ama: and crushed by a fallen tree. a medical setback for the mother left injured at a bay area park. >> eric: and exploding batteries. they say samsung's just announced recall doesn't go far enough. >> ama: first here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> let's all come together to watch this. >> my mom was super nervous about me moving into a home. you know what, it is okay. jimmy kimmle lives across the street. maybe if anything goes down he'll save my life. >> i am the captain of the neighborhood watch. >>> new at 11:00, a mini-van is at the center of a paw czar -- bizarre story centered around assault in the east bay. >> ama: they found an inco hairpt woman in a mini-van. tonight murphy is under arrest and police say that woman in the mini-van wasn't the only victim. >> katie is live with more on the story. katie? >> eric and ama, murphy showed up at the police department asking for advice on an unrel

eric: it is and tragic. thank you so much. >> absolutely. eric: jenna. jenna: the maker of epipen when he appears of questions of why her company hike it had price of life-saving drugs for hundreds of dollars. in the wake of new evidence linking russia to hack attack in the dnc, university professor said he was able to hack voting system and how secure it is. he will be here live. hield... ...their dad went to the new safelite-dot-com... ...and scheduled a replacement... ...in just a few clicks. with safelite you don't have to miss a thing. y'all did wonderful! thank you. (girls sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. eric: new warnings about cybersecurity, more safe to move toward online, we will talk to a computer expert who hacked a system in a test. why he says og cannot be protected. the ramsey fam

eric and ama? >> eric: thank you. they open the doors to this mini-van and make a shocking discovery. >> ama: and crushed by a fallen tree. a medical setback for the mother left injured at a bay area park. >> eric: and exploding batteries. they say samsung's just announced recall doesn't go far enough. >> ama: first here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> let's all come together to watch this. >> my mom was super nervous about me moving into a home. you know what, it is okay. jimmy kimmle lives across the street. maybe if anything goes down he'll save my life. >> i am the captain of the neighborhood watch. >>> new at 11:00, a mini-van is at the center of a paw czar -- bizarre story centered around assault in the east bay. >> ama: they found an inco hairpt woman in a mini-van. tonight murphy is under arrest and police say that woman in the mini-van wasn't the only victim. >> katie is live with more on the story. katie? >> eric and ama, murphy showed up at the police department asking for advice on an unrel

eric? >> eric: excessive heat and low humidity could make it difficult for those battling the saw mill fire. thanks to gusty winds the fire spread quickly. 1500-acres burned so far. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live in sonoma county with the story. lilian? >> reporter: eric, this is one of the road closures in the cloverdale area and several miles up the road is where firefighters are working on containing this fire which at this point is 10% contained. >> reporter: earlier when the temperatures were soaring and the winds were gusting the flames spread quickly. authorities evacuated dozens of homes and closed several roads to the public. >> we are following gps and going to the russian river and they have the road blocked the same as the fire. >> reporter: the fire started before 11:00 a.m. about 10 miles east of cloverdale in sonoma county. the area is under a red flag warning which continues until monday. a nerve-wracking situation as they suffered tragic losses from the wildfires the

eric and ama? >> eric: thank you. they open the doors to this mini-van and make a shocking discovery. >> ama: and crushed by a fallen tree. a medical setback for the mother left injured at a bay area park. >> eric: and exploding batteries. they say samsung's just announced recall doesn't go far enough. >> ama: first here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> let's all come together to watch this. >> my mom was super nervous about me moving into a home. you know what, it is okay. jimmy kimmle lives across the street. maybe if anything goes down he'll save my life. >> i am the captain of the neighborhood watch. ♪ ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. humans can't resist new tiny toast ™ the teeny cereal with the big taste of real fruit. >>> new at 11:00, a mini-van is at the center of a paw czar -- bizarre story centered around assault in the east bay. >> ama: they found an inco hairpt woman in a mini-van. tonight murphy is under arrest and police say that

usted ha considerado que le pasarÍa a esta familia si usted es deportada y eric pierde la vista?. >>> mmm es, si lo he pensado, imaginese como madre, de pensar que mi hijo pierda la vista a su corta edad con estas metas que Él tiene forjadas con su familia. es terrible pensar que eso suceda. >>> eric en ese aÑo que tuviste en afganistÁn heridos en repetidas ocasiones, viento amigos y colegas tuyos morir. ¿ esa batalla pensabas tÚ en la condiciÓn y si tuacion de tu mamÁ? >>> todos los dÍas, todas las noches es ina situaciÓn muy difÍcil porque estaba pensando en quedarme vivo, a el mismo tiempo tengo un problema pensando en ella, cÓmo estaba ella quÉ pasarÍa con ella, es, se siente muy feo porque estoy peleando a mi paÍs y el mismo tiempo peleando por no dejar a mi mamÁ que estÉ aquÍ >>> tÚ tuviste dispuestos a morir por este paÍs, estarias dispuestos morir por Él nuevamente >>> siempre lo harÍa >>> pero usted cuando estaba aquÍ enfrentando un proceso posible, proceso de deportaciÓn ¿ pensaba en eso que acaba de decir su hijo? >>> lo admiro mucho, lo admiro m

many mourning the loss of eric von boardley most commonly known as eric von. a representative for the radio station tells us von died in his home on thursday evening. von is a veteran of more than 25 years in the radio industry, starting his career as a d-j, then, moving into news as an anchor manager for radio one in washington, d.c....was a regular panelist on wisconsin public televisions...and most recently has hosted 'the eric von show' weekdays from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m on w-n-o-v. on his show this morning a regualr fill in - michelle bryant will host - she plans to bring together some of his many guests in a tribute to vons radio career. she plans to bring together some of his many guests in a tribute to vons radio career. vons radio career. many people paying their respects via twitter - gwen moore saying 'heartbroken to learn of the passing of acclaimed #mke broadcaster eric von. his unique style & thought provoking commentary will be missed. gov. scott walker twitting - 'sorry to hear about the passing of eric von. was on his radio show many times

eric, i know you're not feeling great. thank you so much for coming in and doing this. >> thank so much for having me. >> how are you feeling? . >> i felt better, one, you know, power through this and get moving on. >> we appreciate you coming and years now. have you ever seen a school year start quite like this one? . >> every year has its unique starts. this one has been particularly unique. in some ways it was our smoothest opening in the nine years i've been in the district. everything happened the way it was supposed to. buses were on time. kids had schedules. we had the looming issue of solving the negotiations, which came to a head, but did get recovered. we've had another new report card that was disappointing on many fronts, but had lot of good news. it's been an experience. >> i was going to ask that. you recently delivered your state of the schools address. you mentioned some good things. you talked about third grade reading levels being up. then, a day or two later, this ohio state report card comes out, gives

cbs 58s eric levy is live in oconomowoc with an update...eric? you are absolutely correct...you ?don't? hear police here have investigated a few in the last decade.fear isn't taking over, but some folks may be feeling a little on edge. today's a day great day to have a father son soccer match in the front yard. jose robles is trying not to think about what happened around the corner... jose robles, neighbor 03:49:55-50:00 "we don't really know what happened, but it's really scary to see those things around here today...but jose robles was talking about seeing the police investigating christina schuster's killing... jose robles, neighbor 03:50:10-16 "sometimes you think about somebody breaking in or things like that, yeah, it's really scary." police say schuster was shot in the head inside her apartment on monday. afterward...the "person of interest" bolted in her car toward the milwaukee area. schuster's brother ended up finding her monday evening. a homicide investigation in oconomowoc...something police say has only happened three other times in the last ten oconomowoc police ch

eric: ok. recontextualization and dialogue, what should the museum be doing in terms of records of this era, and the u.n. decade and what we should do about that. anybody want to talk about one of those. ,nnette: recontextualization what you do is have a plan. have a plan. tell people what you want to have happen. stickers are great. but you also need an alternative and there are plenty of ways you could have monuments or a plaque or a center, whatever. i think the best way to do it, if you are going to take something away or challenge something it helps to have a , plan. i think the history there is so rich, that should be an easy thing to do. eric: is anything going on in this country with the u.n. decade? here we go. >> i also worked at williamsburg. i was in the research department. they have a site called slavery in remembrance where it documents the slave trade all throughout from africa all around the americas. it's not just a site where you learn. but if you are going to a place in the

toya: eric's full name was eric von boardley. he leaves behind a grown daughter, and a loving wife, faithe colas of milwaukee's salvation army. our deepest condolences to the family. eric von was 58. adrienne: honoring victims for sunday's 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. students at st john's military academy in delafield held a special ceremony today. at riley elementary school, about their experiences from that day. >> freshmen in high school weren't even alive when september 11 happened. that boggles the mind. this is our pearl harbor. adrienne: students got a copy of the book the little white truck with the big mission. it's the true story of a retired milwaukee firefighter who drove to new york and brought back a piece of steel from the world trade center. and the blood center of wisconsin is remembering 9/11 withlo first responders from across our area helped donors make appointments to give blood. if you make an appointment between today and september 16, you can get a special commemorative t-shirt. find more

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shocked by the sudden death, pretty devastating colleagues recall how eric von eric von touched many in the milwaukee area. . the community looked up to him, reverend charles green was part of a special tribute at the radio station friday morning. its going to be a great loss that hes gone on sorrow and celebration of his life.. expressed through a gospel presentation. god doesnt make no mistakes and we must go on honoring a man who had the passion and ability to speak on a myriad of topics from music to politics. echoed continuously. eric von was very well read person and had an all-around knowledge of a lot of things longtime colleague, curtiss harris says over the last 25 years the two became great friends he is probably the only person in truly confided in stunned by von's passing thursday. it becomes unbelievable when you first hear it von most recently launched the website brain, brawn and body focused on health concerns for 'its designed to inform african american men of better ways to live their lives "' and lent his voice to the precious lives project which addressed issues

many mourning the loss of eric von boardley most commonly known as eric von. a representative for the radio station thursday evening. von is a veteran of more than 25 years in the radio industry, starting his career as a d-j, then, moving into news as an anchor and reporter. he served as the business manager for radio one in washington, d.c....was a regular panelist on wisconsin public televisions...and most recently has hosted 'the eric von show' weekdays from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m on w-n-o-v. on his show this morning a regualr fill of his many guests in a tribute to vons radio career. charles green has worked with von and says his death is a big loss to the community. "we go on in the name of eric von, that's what he would want, his legacy to go on, for us to continue, his jokes, and everything we would continue to do. " von was just 58 year old. fox6 sends our condolences to von's family and the staff at w-n-o-v. von's family and the staff at w-n-o-v. looking ahead --- one of the girls accused in the slenderman stabbing case expected to enter a plea in c

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new suggestions donald trump could be making the biggest gamble of his 2016 campaign. the question now, will it pay off? welcome to "the kelly file." i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. next wednesday, donald trump and hillary clinton will take part in a discussion that's being billed as the first joint candidate event of the general election. nbc's matt lauer will individually question them on national security, military affairs, and veterans' issues in what's being called the commander-in-chief forum. it comes at a crucial time for mr. trump as some top generals have lined up behind hillary clinton, new ones today, raising questions about his support among the milranks. what's more,

eric's full name was eric von boardley. our deepest condolences to the family. eric von was 58. a lot of people in the community have fond memories of eric von. you can share your storiesn the wisn 12 news facebook page. log on to join the conversation. ~ next story ~ >> >> a stolen car, a serious crash, one man is now fighting for his life. milwaukee police say a 25-year-old man was driving a stolen volkswagen when he slammed into a kia near 23rd and hampton this morning. the driver of the kia is in critical condition. the man driving the stolen car also was seriously hurt. he is in the hospital and under arrest. new information on a bizarre riverwest neighborhood. police say a man answered a knock at his door just after midnight near burleigh and palmer and was shot. the gunman ran off and hasn't been caught yet. the victim is expected to survive. toya: a man dies from a drug overdose in the parking lot of a milwaukee mcdonald's. that's according to the medical examiner. police say he was found in a parked car outside the restaurant on silver spring near lover's lane around 4:

the cause of eric von's death still has not been determined. the second of two young waukesha county girls accused of trying to kill a by reason of mental disease. anissa weier changed her plea this morning in court. she previously had a not guilty plea to an attempted homicide charge. 14-year-old weier and "morgan geyser" were 12-years-old when they were accused of stabbing a classmate 19 times... in an effort to appease the fictional character slenderman. a judge has appointed two doctors to examine weier on her mental status-- and turn in a report by october sixth. even though this weekend marks september 11th -- many still remember the emotions they felt that day. but for those who weren't even alive at the time -- there's a special effort to help them understand the significance. "this took place 15 years ago but in reality it took place this morning when thousands of people woke up and their loved ones werent there because they were taken..." nine fifth-grade classrooms in milwaukee were given the book by attacks happened -- but the book

greg, eric mentioned enthusiasm. in that poll one of the things it shows is for democratic voters committed for voting for hillary, compared to previous years they're not as enthusiastic about voting as they were for obama. but trump committed voters are very enthusiastic by that same comparison. maybe he has locked them up. >> his views for trump are directly related for the hatred for hillary. whenever you talk to somebody about trump, the first thing out of their mouth is how much they hate hillary. when you see what's going on, on that plane, arrogance of familiarity, that she's been around so long that she somehow is exempt from serious questions. it's like asking mario andretti how to change oil, all those questions are the assumption that you're not supposed to really challenge me. >> it's not all roses for donald trump. in some of the battleground states, juan, we see she continues to have a pretty good lead in some of those places. however, i would say we saw today the national democratic senatorial committe

>> quinn: eric! >> pam: oh, my god. eric! what happened?! >> rick: i'm here. can you open your eyes? >> thorne: can you squeeze my hand? >> quinn: no! wait! let me through! i need to be with him! >> rick: he's got a pulse. it's weak. >> zende: he's gonna be all right, okay? he has to be. >> maya: yes, yes. i need an ambulance. >> thomas: check his breathing! >> maya: it's forrester creations. >> thorne: shallow. very shallow. >> ridge: come on, dad. >> thomas: come on. >> pam: eric. >> maya: he is alive, but he's unconscious. his breathing is shallow. >> quinn: i heard yelling! what did you do?! what did you say?! what -- what's happening?! >> wyatt: mom. >> quinn: no! wait! he's my husband! >> maya: the paramedics are on the way! is he coming to? >> thorne: no, there's no change. dad! >> quinn: no! wait! eric! i'm here! i'm with you. help is on the way. just hang in there. i'm not going anywhere.

many mourning the loss of eric von boardley most commonly known as eric von. a representative for the radio station tells us von died in his home on thursday evening. von is a veteran of more than 25 his career as a d-j, then, moving into news as an anchor and reporter. he served as the business manager for radio one in washington, d.c....was a regular panelist on wisconsin public televisions...and most recently has hosted 'the eric von show' weekdays from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m on w-n-o-v. on his show this morning a regualr fill in - michelle bryant will host - she plans to bring together some of his many guests in a tribute to vons radio career. respects via twitter - gwen moore saying 'heartbroken to learn of the passing of acclaimed #mke broadcaster eric von. his unique style & thought provoking commentary will be missed. gov. scott walker twitting - 'sorry to hear about the passing of eric von. was on his radio show many times over the years. so sad.' von was just 58 year old. fox6 sends our condolences to von's slenderman stabbing suspect is expected t

>> i'm sorry, eric? >> where would you look, pat, for potential suspects and how do they go about trying to piece this together on what group, if there is one, potentially did this? >> you're breaking up a little bit. are you requesting an answer as to where would we look next to try to mitigate this sort of threat? >> yes, to try to find out who did this? >> the reality is, we have to go on the offensive. and ooum not looking to go on a sermon, but we are far too open. a dumpster. you're not going to weld every dumpster, but you have to be proactive and gather actionable intelligence. what's actionable intelligence? that's the intelligence that's going to inform and synthesize against our plans so we can go after these guys. we've got to put our people in their space and know what they're thinking, as much as we can, and react to them. >> pat -- >> and at an event like tonight, who knows? how are you going to stop that? you'll see. i'll bet you on this one. >> you know, i have tremendous faith in our la

we had such a great time helping eric chase prep his room. check out the room. the summer wrap up would not be complete without a hat tip to o'realo o'reilly factor. finally, a super special thank you to all of you cashin in viewers who have been engaged with me on air and facebook and twitter. i appreciate your support and always listen to your opinions. tony, amanda and kyle, thank you very much. summer 2016 is coming to an end. mine was filled with work, labor, and certainly a labor of love. thanks again, everybody. have great weekend and be safe. we have david a in for lou dobb. david: the f.b.i. choosing a friday before a holiday weekend to release its report on the investigation into hillary clinton's email sandal. 60 pages of notes show she claimed ignorance on how to handle classified material. telling f.b.i. investigators saying she can't remember receiving training on how to handle sensitive information. she said she relied on the judgment of her aides to know what should and shouldn't be transmitted via email. and we'll take up the fallout

milwaukee leaders are remembering long-time journalist and radio talk-show host eric von. von died last night of a heart attack. he was 58 years old. i am going to miss him 25 years is a long time. one by one listen life and career of talk show host eric von.eric is pragmatic the radio unexpectedly night at his home. 9:23:14-16 his mic has gone silent but his voice will never die. von's voice was one many listened to on their morning drives daily on wnov am-860. he set the tone and had his finger on the pulse of the community he loved so dearly. eric has left an 13:15 in terms of bridging racial divides and gaps informing the electoriate. mayor tom barrett speaks on the man he came to know over the years ....he was a gaint in this community and intellgent and caring guy. von was more than a radio personality to his listeners. people feel like they know personalities but in eric's case people actually did know him they had an opportunity to interact with him in the community .brad worked closely with von on their project precious lives - a look at how gun violence effects o

. >>> and eric von passed away last week at the age of 58. people remember a man who touched thousands of lives. >> and he spoke the truth. and he did it in a way that was challenging yet respectful. >> the mayor is one of hundreds of people here for a celebration of life, honoring veterank show host, eric von. >> is to love our people deeper than when i walked in here. that's my commitment to him. that's how you honor a warrior like eric von. >> a standing ovation for fuller, the memorial union was packed. dr. fuller tells me of the final text he got the day he died. >> he said, do we need to talk about 6:30 or 7, to tell me he had passed. it was hard. >> in addition to the eric von show, on wnov, von was a frequent guest on wisconsin public television and seeing this massive display of affection, is his voice will never be silent. >> the fact he was consistent. he cared about this community, he respected the men and william of the community he attempted to be the voice for those who had not been heard before. >> again, eric von was only 58

[laughter] >>> looking at eric's 7-day forecast. >>> big changes. and thank you for watching. >>> see you back here for wbz news at 11:00 and we'll have now. have a great night. see you then. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: hack attack, russian cyber thieves are accused of exposing the medical records of u.s. olympic athlete, including simone biles and the williams sisters. hillary clinton remains out of sight. president obama to elect hillary clinton. >> pelley: online ticket scalpers, they're making benjamins off of "hamilton," but will congress drop the curtain on them ? you just want to move our money around ? >> pelley: and he wasn't supposed to live. >> it looked like daniel came as an angel, came running out of of the flames of hell. >> pelley: but heaven was on

. >>> and eric von passed away last week at the age of 58. people remember a man who touched thousands of lives. >> and he spoke the truth. and he did it in a way that was challenging yet respectful. >> the mayor is one of hundreds of people here for a celebration show host, eric von. >> is to love our people deeper than when i walked in here. that's my commitment to him. that's how you honor a warrior like eric von. >> a standing ovation for fuller, the memorial union was packed. dr. fuller tells me of the final text he got the day he died. >> he said, do we need to talk before the and then somebody called me about 6:30 or 7, to tell me he had passed. it was hard. >> in addition to the eric von show, on wnov, von was a frequent guest on wisconsin public television and seeing this massive display of affection, is his voice will never be silent. >> the fact he was consistent. he cared about this community, he respected the men and william he attempted to be the voice for those who had not been heard before. >> again, eric von was only 58 years

eric. trump has been accused of denigrating minorities. he has been accused of undercutting the christian view the sanctity of human life. i think this all started on june 16 when he came down the escalator and gave that opening speech about what he felt concerning mexico and the people coming across. i want to read the direct quote. "people that have lots of problems, they are bringing those problems. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime. they are rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. i speak to border guards and they are telling us what we are getting." that is the quote. i want to emphasize the phrase "and some are good people." can you deny that statement is true? or at least unclear, because of that caveat, "some are good people." if that statement does not show he is denigrating minorities, there is another quote or action you would use to justify he is a racist or undercuts the human dignity of immigrants? >> i think the hyperbole of the statement overshadows the point he was trying to get at. i'd take that he wa

eric von was a well known voice on w-n- o-v 860. lets go live to julie collins who's outside the radio station where he von boardley most commonly known as eric von. a representative for the radio station tells us von died in his home on thursday evening. von is a veteran of more than 25 years in the radio industry, starting his career as a d-j, then, moving into news as an anchor and reporter. he served as the business manager for radio one in washington, d.c....was a regular panelist on wisconsin public televisions...and most recently has hosted 'the eric von show' weekdays from 7:00 a.m. until show this morning a regualr fill in - michelle bryant will host - she plans to bring together some of his many guests in a tribute to vons radio career. many people paying their respects via twitter - gwen moore saying 'heartbroken to learn of the passing of acclaimed #mke broadcaster eric von. his unique style & thought provoking commentary will be missed. passing of eric von. was on his radio show many times over the years. so sad.' von w

eric von most recently worked at w-n-o-v... a representative for the radio station tells us von died in his home last night-- he had been in the radio industry for more than 25 years. he started his career as a disc jockey before moving into news as a reporter and anchor. he was body-- a health and wellness for african american men and their families. he was 58 year old. angelica/dgx and people on twitter sharing their memories of von as they learn the news. governor scott walker tweeting out-- sorry to hear about the passing of eric von. was on his radio show many times over the years, so sad. dgx representative david bowen saying-- journalists like eric von gave me access to spread truth while others did the opposite. i'm hashtag thankful. dgx and pastor chi boston tweeting-- milwaukee lost a champion today in eric von. i lost a friend and miss him already. prayers for faithe and his family. fox6 sends our condolences to von's family and the staff at w-n-o-v. sherwin hughes will be dedicating his talk show to von this morning

many mourning the loss of eric von boardley most commonly known as eric von. a representative for the radio station tells us von died in his home on thursday evening. von is a veteran of more than 25 years in the radio industry, starting his career as a d-j, then, and reporter. he served as the business manager for radio one in washington, d.c....was a regular panelist on wisconsin public televisions...and most recently has hosted 'the eric von show' weekdays from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m on w-n-o-v. on his show this morning a regualr fill in - michelle bryant will host - she plans to bring together some of his many guests in a tribute to vons radio career. charles green has worked with loss to the community. it's still feeling like summer out there today. highs will reach around the 80 mark with dewpoints in the mid 60s. cloud cover will continue to build throughout the afternoon, and we've got a chance for evening and late night showers & storms. today: clouds build through the afternoon ahead of evening and late night storm chances. high: 80 dewpoint: 66 wi

in a one-on-one interview at tonight's rally, i asked his son, eric trump, about that. was money from the foundation used to settle business interests? >> what's really amazing to me with this foundation, there's not a single person ever took a salary from his foundation. not a single expense was ever charged to his foundation. his foundation gave to so many great charities whether it be veterans charities, children's charities, my own charity. i mean so many charities he gave to. >> reporter: eric trump says his father's foundation has done tremendous good. but was money from the foundation used for business interests? >> he gave money to veterans charities much he gave monday to lots of different charities.

eric fisher is live in smolak farms with a preview. what do you think? >> reporter: liam, foliage will feel the impact of the drought through the next few weeks and in the month of october. you can see the retention pond behind me is down 5 to 6 feet. drought and it's been so warm. this is what we should look for. number one, the drought area, central eastern massachusetts and southeastern new hampshire and coastal maine as well. drought will increase the leaf drop meaning they crinkle up and fall to the ground. when you have drought, you can get bright colors but they don't last cold shots, and you need those to bring on the colors. it could get very bright. red is a durale look for but it would not hang on the tree as long as it normally would. eastern new england, southern new england, more leaf drop and higher impact. but northern new england, vermont, new hampshire, and interior maine, i would not season will be later than usual, so our peak colors likely helping well into october away from the hard-hit drought areas. >> eric, we'll see you in a bit

>> quinn: eric! >> pam: oh, my god. eric! what happened?! >> rick: i'm here. can you open your eyes? >> thorne: can you squeeze my hand? >> quinn: no! wait! let me through! i need to be with him! >> rick: he's got a pulse. it's weak. >> zende: he's gonna be all right, okay? he has to be. >> maya: yes, yes. i need an ambulance. >> thomas: check his breathing! >> maya: it's forrester creations. >> thorne: shallow. very shallow. >>ge >> pam: eric. >> maya: he is alive, but he's unconscious. his breathing is shallow. >> quinn: i heard yelling! what did you do?! what did you say?! what -- what's happening?! >> wyatt: mom. >> quinn: no! wait! he's my husband! >> maya: the paramedics are on the way! is he coming to? >> thorne: no, there's no change. dad! >> quinn: no! wait! eric! i'm here! i'm with you. help is on the way. just hang in there. i'm not going anywhere.

eric shawn, next. >>> i'm eric shawn in new york with the very latest on what appears to be some sort of explosion that has we have been reporting tonight on the fox news channel. on 23rd street in the chelsea section of manhattan. at least 25 people have been injured. this supposed device, not yet confirmed it was an ied at all, in a dumpster, apparently went off earlier this morning, and injured 25 people. i want to make it very clear and responsible that there is no confirmation that this was, indeed, an ied of any sort, but certainly someone could come to some type of conclusion considering the history and record of bombs

eric, my brother, rest in peace. faith, our hearts and love are with you. >> mike just said it best there. a lot of people in the community have fond memories of eric. on to wisn 12's facebook page to join in on the conversation. >> developing now, more than a dozen students collapse in the middle of a cross country meet. tim, how are they doing this morning? >> all of the teens involved are back home right now. paramedics had to treat 19 runners with heat-related illnesses like dehydration and exhaustion. four had to go to the hospital. others were treated at the scene and released. this happeneri arrowhead high school. >> they got immediate aid to the kids, that is a good thing nothing was more serious than time to recover and get the fluids back in them. tim: officials say there were more than 1,000 students at the cross country meet and they were all told ahead of time to drink plenty of water because it was again, the good news all of the students are out of the hospital this morning. ben? >> thank you, tim. 6:3

we had such a great time helping eric chase prep his room. check out the room. the summer wrap up would not be complete without a hat tip to o'realo o'reilly factor. finally, a super special thank you to all of you cashin in viewers who have been engaged with me on air and facebook and twitter. i appreciate your support and always listen to your opinions. tony, amanda and kyle, thank you very much. summer 2016 is coming to an end. mine was filled with work, labor, and certainly a labor of love. thanks again, everybody. >> i'm bob massi. for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real-estate problems, from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago, 6,000 people a month moved here, looking for employment and affordable homes. little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're gonna meet real people who faced the same problems as millions across america, and we'll dive deep into a city

. >> quinn: eric?! >> steffy: granddad! >> quinn: eric! >> pam: oh, my god. eric! what happened?! >> rick: i'm here. can you open your eyes? >> thorne: can you squeeze my hand? >> quinn: no! wait! let me through! i need to be with him! >> rick: he's got a pulse. it's weak. >> zende: he's gonna be all right, okay? he has to be. >> maya: yes, yes. i need an ambulance. >> thomas: check his breathing! >> maya: it's forrester creations. >> thorne: shallow. very shallow. >> ridge: come on, dad. >> thomas: come on. >> pam: eric. >> maya: he is alive, but he's unconscious. his breathing is shallow. >> quinn: i heard yelling! what did you do?! what did you say?! what -- what's happening?! >> wyatt: mom. >> quinn: no! wait! he's my husband! >> maya: the paramedics are on the way! is he coming to? >> thorne: no, there's no change. dad! >> quinn: no! wait! eric! i'm here! i'm with you. help is on the way. just hang in there. i'm not going anywhere.

. >> quinn: eric?! >> steffy: granddad! >> quinn: eric! >> pam: oh, my god. eric! what happened?! >> rick: i'm here. can you open your eyes? >> thorne: can you squeeze my hand? >> quinn: no! wait! let me through! i need to be with him! >> rick: he's got a pulse. it's weak. >> zende: he's gonna be all right, okay? he has to be. >> maya: yes, yes. i need an ambulance. >> thomas: check his breathing! >> maya: it's forrester creations. >> thorne: shallow. very shallow. >> ridge: come on, dad. >> thomas: com >> pam: eric. >> maya: he is alive, but he's unconscious. his breathing is shallow. >> quinn: i heard yelling! what did you do?! what did you say?! what -- what's happening?! >> wyatt: mom. >> quinn: no! wait! he's my husband! >> maya: the paramedics are on the way! is he coming to? >> thorne: no, there's no change. dad! >> quinn: no! wait! eric! i'm here! i'm with you. help is on the way. just hang in there. i'm not going anywhere.

i'm eric thomas. a massive man hunt has been underway since the explosion in the city's chelsea neighborhood a little more than 24 hours ago. abc news reporter maggie kicks off our team coverage from new york tonight. good evening, maggie. >> eric, as authorities investigate what happened, questions about what motivated the bombings remain. >> the bomb just went off in new york. >> we heard the shatter of the windows and ducked. >> this man helps a woman hit and bloody from flying debris. >> i am holding you. come with me. you are okay. nothing is gonna happen. >> the explosion so powerful authorities are shocked no one was killed and all 29 people injured have been released from area hospitals. >> everybody clear the streets. >> as many as five people were taken into fbi custody in connection with the explosion, but they have not yet been charged with a crime. the investigation is continuing. >> police found what they believe to be a bomb left in this toolbox, now a pile of twisted metal. authorities

>> quinn: i'm so sorry, eric. >> eric: you have nothing to apologize for. i love you, quinn. >> quinn: i love you. so much. and i would give anything to be your wife. but i can't let you do this. your family is too important to you. you're gonna lose them. [ sniffles ]

janet: i will be kind to eric. we know no president can serve beyond eight years, but this is what i know. careful, we will get along right now here. samuel says look on the outward trend. every bit of information through the mainstream media is doing everything with its power to denigrate donald trump. they are losing viewership. i don't know if donald trump is asking for forgiveness, but samuel says man looks on the outward appearance and god looks at the heart. never comes onn my show without saying one john, one peter, one corinthian. really ? swallowing camels -- that is ridiculous. let's go to romans 13 where it says we as believers have a relationship with peter. i suggest the city of god. we have dual citizenship. citizens of the united states and mandated to command which is a lot less than jesus being asked who wanted to ensnare him. you have responsibilities on earth and to me as your eternal king. the welfare of the city. one of the ways we do that is to influence and occupied, living our life that they

. >> quinn: eric?! >> steffy: granddad! >> quinn: eric! >> pam: oh, my god. eric! what happened?! >> rick: i'm here. can you open your eyes? >> thorne: can you squeeze my hand? >> quinn: no! wait! let me through! i need to be with him! >> rick: he's got a pulse. it's weak. >> zende: he's gonna be all right, okay? he has to be. >> maya: yes, yes. i need an ambulance. >> thomas: check his breathing! >> maya: it's forrester creations. >> thorne: shallow. very shallow. >> ridge: come on, dad. >> pam: eric. >> maya: he is alive, but he's unconscious. his breathing is shallow. >> quinn: i heard yelling! what did you do?! what did you say?! what -- what's happening?! >> wyatt: mom. >> quinn: no! wait! he's my husband! >> maya: the paramedics are on the way! is he coming to? >> thorne: no, there's no change. dad! >> quinn: no! wait! eric! i'm here! i'm with you. help is on the way. just hang in there. i'm not going anywhere.

car crash. >> eric was a good friend to me. it was bad. i hope this family recovers. >> reporter: eric e was hit inside this black toyota camry, headed north while driving with his mom, brother, and sisters. the california highway patrol says it was over. they drove a [sgjno carrierrin0 . >>> the alameda county district attorney's office has filed sex crime charges in the case of michelle gwap. we spoke to a sexual abuse advocate about this case. she bring us this satisfactory. >> reporter: while the livermore officer charged no longer works here and the department is still grandpa l -- the department is still grappling with this scandal. i asked what celeste gwap might go through. she says one of the things that sex abuse survivors have to go through is how they're perceived. >> absolutely celeste gwap is a sphrij she's a victim of child rape, exploitation, and human trafficking, because a child cannot consent to sex. even if she were an adult, just the mere fact of her being subjected to an authority figure using their influ

hit it took -- here to talk about this is eric boltounis. flowsok at the fund categorized by the types of etf vehicles. talk to us about what you found. eric: most people talk about the 500 billion that is gone to index funds and etf's. that's definitely a migration down the lower costs. when you isolate individual buckets like active mutual funds, you find something really compelling. outperforming mutual funds are seeing outflows. a used to be if he outperforms, the flows followed. but if you look at the fidelity international fund, it is beating eefa by 7% over three years, but saw $7 billion in outflows. and a symbol from delaware beating the emerging markets index. $2 billion in outflows in that one. you look at active mutual funds taking in money. they are two companies that have inflows to their active funds. what today having common? they are cheap. vanguard's 20 basis points. that is well below the average of 69. julie: how was their performance versus those that are taking in money at lower costs? eric: you take a 10 vanguard activ

eric roe has been here for two days. he said he's not sure he's ready to play. >> there were a couple of calls today that i didn't have an idea of what it was and i had to ask. right now, i'm just taking it day by day. >> reporter: seems there are a lot of plays on the roster but the first game is coming way too fast. reid, wbz sports. >> thank you, levan. the boston bruins' brand new practice facility. first of all, congratulations, cam. >> thank you. >> reporter: a lot of work went into this for you and this organization. what do you like best about the place and what will the fans like best about it as they watch practice? >> well it is a state-of-the- art facility. it's probably more comfortable to come watch practice being a brand new facility and all. for me it is the space that our players have et or the medical pt space. i think it is a huge upgrade for us. >> reporter: how much will it help, i guess, talking to tory cruz earlier today. how much will it help for the players today and years to come? >> players all

the only chance wyatt and i have is if you leave my grandfather. >> eric: i'm back. c.e.o. living in the house again.