PAUL: Well, Wisconsin court decision with big 2020 implications this week. A judge ordered the State of Wisconsin to purge 234,000 names from its voter rolls.</s>BLACKWELL: Now, the purge targets voters who fail to respond to a recent mailing part of the state's routine effort to update his roles. A conservative group sued to enforce the law which requires the state to remove voters if they don't respond within 30 days. This could be a very big deal. Here is why. In 2016, President Trump won Wisconsin's 10 electoral votes by fewer than 23,000 votes.</s>PAUL: Well, the man accused of slapping a reporter on the backside as she reported live at an event in Savannah, Georgia has been arrested and charged with sexual battery now.</s>BLACKWELL: Alex Bozarjian -- Jian, rather, of CNN affiliate WSAV told police that the runner identified as Thomas Callaway, smacked and grab her buttocks last week. Now, you can see that happened here, we've highlighted the band. It's stunned her, as you'd imagine, made a pause, but she finished the report. WSAV, says Callaway turned himself in yesterday, was released on bond. He's not commented on the charges, but Callaway apologized earlier this week to the reporter.</s>PAUL: Stuck by the rescue in Iowa, Council Bluffs firefighters saved a duck that was stuck on ice. Take a look at this. Yes, we have video. It was stuck in the middle of a frozen lake so the firefighter said it was a good opportunity for them to train.</s>BLACKWELL: After crews rescued the duck, they took it to Midlands Humane Society for treatment. It appeared to have an injured wing. The Humane Society will look after the duck until they find it a new home.</s>PAUL: I'm glad had it's all better. Hope everybody in Wisconsin is OK to with the just nasty weather that everybody seen the last few days. Next hour of your NEW DAY starts after a quick break.
Man Accused Of Slapping Reporter On Backside Arrested, Charged; Firefighters Rescue Duck Stuck On Frozen Lake.