there are many more fly-bys planned but this is the closest juneau will get. incredible. >>> it was a first for south carolina courtroom. a dog on the stand, we're not making this up, in a murder trial. >> michelle: as mandy gaither explains the dog there is as a way to calm those who get >> reporter: not everyone gets to bring their four-legged friend to work. but roma doesn't just live with circa assistant. the labrador is a co-worker of sorts. >> i'm proud to be part of something like this. something this big and important and this wonderful for victims. >> reporter: since november roma has been a fixture in the anderson county courthouse and victims. this is her sitting with a young women in april. now roma has made history in south carolina becoming the first dog to take the stand. with a judge's approval she sat beside a witness who had special needs during a trial for robert joe frost who is accused of murder. that witness told us i never had to do something like that before. roma helped me allot yesterday. >> it was -- a lot yesterday. >> i was really

the juneau spacecraft did another fly by of jupiter. juneau launched back in 2011 and finally arriving last month. they will continue to collect data before the mission ends in february of 2018. ed: heading toward newscenter 5 at 5:00 with breaking news right now. >> now on newscenter 5 -- >> daring rescue. the workers dangling crane. sky 5 there for the difficult operation to rescue them. >> weapons and explosives stockpiled. harvey: tracking the tropics. several storms tracking where each one is headed. >> and the cost of a life-saving medical device sky rockets. the relief for users. >> from boston's news leader, anchor: breaking news and video you will only see at 5:00. two people res couled -- rescued as their bucket truck toppled. it played out on rhode island's iconic river bridge. i'm j.c. monahan. ed: and i'm ed harding. jon has more. reporter: they were just able to pull it back on to the bridge. it was dangling, 30, 40 feet above the bridge. we are looking at the yellowtr from sky 5 you can see the delegate -- the delicate re

medical college of wisconsin sports science center will be located at the corner of 6th street and juneau. it will serve as the hub for some athletic performance research and player care. as a coach it can only help. you keep the guys on the floor keep them healthy havve the best int he world help us win ball games as a coach your judged on winning and hopefully that will help us in addition to the new training facility, froedtert will develop 37 thousand square feet into a medical building with the emphasis on primary care, orthopedic care and sports medicine.no word on the total cost of the project or how many jobs this will bring to the downtown area. the space-x dragon spacecraft made its way back to earth today after staying at the international space station for more than a month. the commercial resupply mission successfully brought three- thsa hardware, and tools to the i-s-s.the space-x dragon splash-downed near baja, california. still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and festival season still in full swing. the four events happening this weekend, includin

his ability is less than one mile in juneau, watertown, and waukesha. we really seen things improve for much of the lakeshore locations. altidore today, have sunglasses with you. when the fog lifts shortly even and clouds by afternoon. highs will be stuck in the lower 80's. thema: thank you, jeremy. keep the forecast close-by this weekend, with the wisn 12 news mobile app. if you haven't already, you can download the free app, just search wisn in your app store or google play. new from overnight, milwaukee police are investigating a homicide near wright a palmer. investigators found a shooting victim just before 10:00 last night. paramedics tried to save the 30-year-old man, but he died at the scene. police have not named any is ongoing. a family is grieving this morning after a high speed crash kills two cousins. 15-year-olds trey hale and demetrius batchelor junior were thrown from their car when it hit a tree. the crash happened near 35th and keefe on milwaukee's north side friday night. two other teenagers were in the car, including another cousin a

. >>> really happening in space, nasa's juneau orbiter successfully completed its first 36 fly byes of jupiter. check out this picture from its closest approach. 2600miles away, while traveling at 130,000 miles per even better images from juneau. nasa is waiting for more data to come in right now. more close fly byes are scheduled through february 2018. >>> it's monday again. >> got away from that. >> another day on the campaign trail. >> ahead, where donald trump, and hillary clinton are today. plus, staying on top of your kids' safety, once they leave for college. we'll show you some of the apps that may give parents peace of bright house networks keeps you connected with standard tv and th espn, amc, and more! plus,free tv everywhere apps let you watch tv in more places lightning 50 is perfect for streaming movies with access to over 450,000 free wifi hotspots nationwide. call 855-319-1319 today to get standard tv and lightning 50 internet for only $94 per month >>> tropical depression 9 churning now in the gulf of mexico. right now, it looks like it even could impact florida, where

it doesn't look like much now here on the corner of north sixth street and west juneau this will turn into this.a new practice and training facility for the milwaukee bucks. as a coach it can only help. you keep the guys on the floor. you keep them healthy. you have the best in the world help us win ball games. as a coach, your judged on winning and hopefully that will help us win a championship. 38the state of the art facility will be the hub for player care but also medicine and injury prevention research.right next door to it, a new health center for people who live in the neighborhood. how do we contribute to the community . how do we transform a plot of land that's the entrance to the city and how to we redevelop healthcare for the team and the community which desperately needs it.the froedtert and m-c-w sports science center is the second phase of a partnership between the bucks, froedtert and the medical college of wisconsin. train and prepare high school students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare. the new learning center will be near 72nd and sheridan. there's a hug

and tonight on base, we have adrian mini from juneau, alaska.rums. >> james cunningham. >> right here from memphis. >> right here from

good visibility at fond du lac and juneau. sheboygan coming into the fog as well. foggy most of the night. dense fog advisories until 9:00.

o a 28-year old woman was ously hurtearly ts rninmowhen her struck a tree near erson ankna, the juneau village nehborhojust northf watakebyflit for fe a hospita arerkg condion. police are trying happened.e just this the shdow of an nfl pelty is nowfted from two bay packer players....we the ficiald today about ay matthews and julius pp... cbs 58ott grodskins us live in the studio with the story....stt? michele, clamattws and julius peppers are officiallin l says they found no ebl al-jazeeraegatio.... this should end eit nth saga that starbefe the playoffs..matthews d peppers th wiet the n-f-l last wednesd and have constently said th hat dinot take p's and tha th woulde cleared.....this rua wes ht of cks fs' shoulders...both r linebaers be play in nextweek season 3ee linebacker jame.... rrison was acleared ough rmer packer mike neal ti frgent aer x sin green ba...he in tt same initial repole art.. 3ike... 3 sso drew tonig: partly cloudyth a chance for a lakesid tt cin t upper wi50s.: ne 5-15 mph. ay: suanclouds, coblanlittle ph. laboday e upper- cooler sun stic reaching the er 70s. stays

on the left is her dog and her husband jason named juneau, and they bought this dog as a wedding present to themselves. has a real sentimental, she's they had this friend her name is melissa she's the designer who did the drawing you see on the bottom. >> because their dog passed away. >> thank you for reminding me of that. but look at the one ear up. >> it looks just like him. >> her. >> one of the things you said was in general, it's a very simple outline, but it really captures the essence of juneau. >> yes. it fully captures how she looks. right was the artist, was the tattoo that katie has, but she has it on the outside of her leg so it's really cute. >> we think people over the age of 38 it's fine if you get a tattoo don't worry about it. >>> before we show you some of the fashion trends culling up this fall we're going to -- coming up this fall we're going to look at our art's cameras plus picture of the day. preschool last week. he is really enjoying it along with making so many friends. allan likes to play pretend school with his little brother when he gets home in the afternoon

it's flying over 18th and juneau. police have the intersection blocked off. several squad cars are on the scene.you can also see evidence markers on the ground. police say armed men approached that car. the driver and the gunmen shot at each other. nobdy was hurt. the "badger five" jackpot keeps growing. tonight's winning numbers are worth 58- thousand-dollars. and the "mega millions" jackpot is 69-million-dollars. we'll have the winning "mega millions" numbers tonight on "live at ten." coming up on "the now milwaukee" at 6:30:they're some of milwaukee's last blacksmiths, and the world is about to see thier work. how their persistence led to a reality show about the metal working clan. that's coming up on the now milwaukee. the new reality show starring henry winkler, william shatner, terry bradshaw and george foreman, "better late >>> developing news font. new homegrown zika, confirmed outside of south florida, in the center of the state. >>> aay donald trump calls for a special prosecutor to investigate the clintons as new questions arise about the clinton

over near 18th and juneau-- shots are fired during an armed robbery. police say several suspects robbed a 20-year-old in broad daylight. we're told the victim was armed and actually exchanged gunfire with the suspects. no one was hurt-- and no arrests have been made. and in riverwest-- half a dozen cars were broken into overnight. it happened in the area of humboldt -- just south of capitol. police say all six of the vehicles were l smashed. the cars were ransacked and stuff was stolen from inside. police are still looking for the suspects. this is the man charged with a brazen crime outside a police station. prosecutors say 65-year-old randall drescher - shot and killed a man outside milwaukee's district 6. and as our stephanie grady explains-- he turned himself in! she joins us live from the newsroom tonight. according to a criminal complaint drescher's friend was trying to buy a gun from a stranger. they drescher told police they were sitting in their van watching passersby when the victim-- "reed carlsen" accused drescher of staring at him. accordi

is live from the juneau village area with the details...julie? milwaukee police tell us they are investigating just how a woman's car ended up wrapped around a tree behind me here at the corner of jefferson and knapp. it happened this morning around 5:15.you can see fm this video the large response it prompted.the road was shut down as first responders from ems, as well as the police and fire departments. those first -year-old from her blue sedan.the car was badly damaged.the woman was transproted via flight fo life to a local hospital. we're told she has serious injuries. we don't yet have details on the extent of the woman's injuries.live on the east side im jp cbs 58 examins investigating a al poible co- police were called to a home near 40-th and locust tly before 6 this morninno confirmation yet on the age of the child. five men have been releaseomcuo ?making up a story? about being attack near park. the 12-year-old girl took back her atemt ?after reporting an ult assaar 23rd and national near mitchell park now saying there was group atta wh

that at the all saints cathedral on juneau avenue. doors open at 11 a stay open un6:00. you can buy used books, c.d.'s, d.v.d.'s and more. the proceeds will gohelp ganizaons like the hunger task force and fngdi america. wisconsin dliest month on roadways. according to the department of transportation -- sixty people died in car accidents last month. aside from speed, alcohol and drug related crashes, state patrols say rated driving is far too common. especial drives using their ce. >>you can see people'syes are dwert. their head nods you can see their heads dipping thatashion. >> trooper loonsfoot says officers are well-trained in looking for signa driver might be texting and insists the best way to prevent a cshs simply stay off your pho in another new report, data shows one in foudrivers is at risk of fallinleep at the eel.wh drowsy driving is blamed for thousands eaths ery ar. abc news' gio benite who isost at risk. reporter: tonight, a startling new look at the growing sleeper threat on on the road. weaving? aleepdriver allegedly at the wheel..then watch as it slams

first, the froedtert and medical college of wisconsin sports located at 6th and juneau, it will serve as the new training and practice facility for the bucks. >> this new training center will be a major hub for advancing sports science research. >> also in the works, a state of the art health center, also run by froedtert, it will go at sixth and mckinley. the new health center will be located right behind me here, it will be 37,000 square feet and it will serve the downtown area and the surrounding neighborhoods. >> so when you come on mckinley off of 43, which 30,000 cars do a day it will no longer be , barren brown fields, it will be a modern great looking aesthetically pleasing entrance to the city. >> this is a demonstration i believe of the depth of commitment that the bucks have to this community. >> and head coach jason kidd believes the new facilities will quest to bring an nba title back to milwaukee. >> our goal is to a win a championship. but we have to go through the journey the ups and downs, we are a very young team but we've had a very good summer. >> bango is a big fa

doors.the mayor's office says the owners of the mcdonalds at 35th and juneau cleaned up the evidence before the inspector arrived.but the fast food restaurant will remain closed until the health inspector deems it clean enough to you can make your voice heard about backyard chickens at a special program tonight in kenosha. a local expert will answer questions...and alderman kevin mathewson will talk about a city ordinance. the program starts at 6 tonight at northside library.we'll put a link to more information at cbs 58 dot com... click newslinks. 3 the milwaukee county parks department is demanding that the company behind 'pokemon go' -- get ?permits? for 'pokestops' on county property. landmark, attracting players to certain areas. areas.the county says those spots are 'virtual geo- caches'... which require a permit.in a letter, parks director john dargle says pokemon players have caused disruption in lake park... but one player says he's disappointed the county is trying to restrict people from playing the game. 1:08-1:16i don't really think it messes up the grass cause grass is

the brewer is leasing part of this old pabst building at 8th and juneau. it plans to not only use it for brewery space, but also for some of its offices. milwaukee brewing's main walker's point. l.l. bean plans to open its first store in wisconsin. thste ll be at the new cos development in brookfield. the outdoor gear store will create 100 new jobs. l.l. bean is scheduled to open next spring. kathy: from our partners at biz times milwaukee the kohler , company plans to open one of its signature stores near mayfair mall nmonth. the store will feature kitchen and bath products and design help. it's schedud to open september 10. honoring our military one banner joyce: that's the idea behind a photo project in oak creek. take a look. 10 banners are on display across drexel town square featuring pictures of men and women serving in the u.s. armed forces. the city clerk came up with the idea after learning about a similar project in california. >> i have a son who's been serving in the military. he is currently deployed, as many of his friends are from oak creek

good visibility at fond du lac and juneau. sheboygan coming into the fog as well. foggy most of the night. dense fog advisories until 9:00. sky and we mix up the atmosphere, foggy conditions improve. there is rain across wisconsin and minnesota. the temperatures this morning into the 60s. right now 61 waukesha. 67 at the airport. today patchy fog this morning and becoming sunny and reaching the low 80s. matt? >> quiet on the roadways. you can see here bypass at mitchell interchange and things are looking good. no troubles reported on the system. in fact, on the computer, everything is green. full freeway speeds out there. take it slower in the fog. things are in great shape. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> later today, remembering two nuns who were murdered in mississippi. tim. one of them has a strong connection to the milwaukee area. >> sister margaret held grew up in slinger and joined the local school sisters of saint francis order. later today, there will be a funeral mass held in jackson, mississippi near where the two nuns worked for th

this one was the closest that juneau will get during its prime mission. and check this out, nasa shared this great image, taken by its hubble space telescope. it's the glow of stars if a galaxy, about 15 million light years from earth. nasa described this organization of stars as an irregular island if a sea of space. one of the world's most powerful religious leaders coming face-to-face with a powerful leader of social media. pope francis and c.e.o. mark zuckerberg met at the vatican. zuckerberg talked about how technology can help in fighting poverty. no word yet if they decided to friend each other, but ock, i'm going to guess yes. >> mark: we're working on several new stories noor fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m., -- -- new stories for fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. a holston man arrested with an arsenal of weapons, accused of threatening police and mosques and what he also threatened to framing ever vacation. several players were badly burned on turf that was too hot. changing protocol. what's being done to keep students safe in the future. plus, rare access to sh

inspector finds evidence of rodents.the mayor's office says the owners of the mcdonalds at 35th and juneau cleaned up the evidence... but the fast food restaurant remains is still closed tonight.the health inspector is expected to re-visit the mcdonalds tomorrow morning to enough to reopen. governor walker speaking out about the controversy over job creation in the troulbed sherman park neighborhood. neighborhood.his comments -- just two days after several groups including citizen's action of wisconsin sounded the alarm and demanded immediate attention to job creation.the governor says meetings have taken place that were scheduled long before the unrest and he shared with us what he told city officials. ya know that movie "field of dreams: if build it they will particuiarly in manufacturing will come to that area and parts of the city." city."part of the controversy swirled around just how many jobs were created by the wisconsin economic development corporation. it denies making any kind of job creation claim only confirming that since 20-11 it has sent 250 millon dollars to milwaukee for

>>reporter: valencia, juneau, mayfair or hudson, filters are meant to add more color and intensity butme can signal the opposite. researchers from harvard and vermont found that instagram photos can be used to analyze users for depression. brightness and color identify those who suffer from the illness better than a typical physician but the study found that the filter that lightens photos is most popular with users euros -- who are not depressed and inkwell was used by clinically depressed consumers. the discovered her -- the discovery may seem -- may be seen as obtrusive but companies would hopefully only use them to assist patients and not target depressed people to make a buck. a user could ask for feedback by giving consent to have their photo scanned through the system what analyze the profile by looking at the q, vividness and filter applied. when the results show the user as depressed or not the physician could receive the results. >>> a sweet story out of texas. a four-year-old boy whose father recently died had a small army of officers who escorted them on the first day of pr

you can expect delays near milwaukee street and juneau avenue. more than 3,000 students start classes at msoe onsday. most freshmen have already settled into their dorms at marquette university. today the students will take part in a day of service. it's part of the university's urbann around 400 freshman will volunteer at 38 locations around milwaukee and wauwatosa, helping to clean up neighborhoods, plant in gardens, and paint murals. classes at marquette start monday. wisn 12 news time is 7:09. a change in the way doctors treat breast cancer. why some scientists think chemotherapy may not be needed for some patients. plus, apple picking season starts this weekend. helping patients battling multiple sclerosis. meteorologist jeremy nelson is standing by in the weather center with our wet saturday details. jeremy: i was telling you earlier that we are tracking a wet start to the weekend. when you could track a couple of dry hours, coming up. van: good morning. wisn 12 news contributor van mcneil a little drizzle in menomonee falls, but if you are

the transparent pedestrian bridge design will cross west juneau avenue to connect the level of the new arena's main concourse. it passed the skywalk design committee yesterday... and now heads to the city's public works committee for approval. when we come back on the cbs 58 morning news,,, meet a very cute dog- with a very interesting name- looking for a forever home. home. see our pet of the week-- blue bandanna and al-- next! 3 plus - why today could be the best day of the year to book it's tuesday and time to introduce you to another pet in need of a loving home.allie christman -- from the wisconsin humane society joins of the week.this is sobaka, a 5- year-old mixed breed dog. - tell us about sobaka. -seems like she has such a nice temperment. -what's the benefit to adopting an older dog?there's lots... - how did sobaka end -you have a big campus 414-animals in your "savy consumer" report--- the current television rating system is ?not? accurate -- and it's very little help to parents. that's the conclusion of a new study published in the journal " "pediatrics."the study revealed.

inspector finds evidence of rodents.the mayor's office says the owners of the mcdonalds at 35th and juneau cleaned up the evidence. however- the fast food restaurant is still closed. expected to re-visit the mcdonalds this morning to see if the restaurant is clean enough to re-open. downtown wauwatosa is in the middle of a massive construction project. some say it's taking a major toll on local businesses...but that depends on who you ask.... the 20 million dollar project is taking place to revitalize "tosa village".the construction manager says folks are still shopping... others say the smaller businesses are embracing change... 3 "we rely heavily on foot small biz you don't know what its like to have a small biz." (cg jim plaisted/executive dire) director:)we've been planning for this. this was discussed 2 years. there was plenty of planning time to make changes to their budgets and make sure they were going to be able to absorb this inconvenience. inconvenience. the village has set aside 15-thousand dollars for marketing after construction ends...this phase is set to be complete by the

the spacecraft juneau launched on its journey to jupiter. the spacecraft arrived on jupiter in the beginning of july. it's been orbiting the planet. working to map the planet from the inside out. we're expecting to get pictures a few weeks from now. >> can't wait. who knows what we're going to see. >>> very cool. >>> they decided yacht in rio. now team u.s.a. basketball team is making headlines for the questionable >>> durango's mud covered roads are back open today. several closed yesterday after heavy rain pushed mud, water, and rocks into the street. the durango harald is reporting that one mud slide temporarily stranded folks on a county road. they're doing fine today. parts of colorado could see more mud slides this weekend as the chances for rain continue. >>> a colorado man died after getting caught in a flood in new mexico. the man was driving a ford f sank friday afternoon. investigators say he tried to cross a washed out area and the truck rolled several times. >>> winds ushering in all that tropical storm can be dangerous. you can

that space is located on juneau avenue between 8th and 9th streets. the brewery is expected to have the capacity to produce up to 20-thousand also be developed at the old shipping center. plus - a wild-looking fish popping up nearby is getting a lot of attention right now - but hear why scientists say its discovery is nothing to smile about. every year - your office gets filled with girl scout cookie order forms... right? well... be ready to get your wallets out - because there's a new flavor you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. anchors adlib weather over live pic morning fog then hot and humid with highs in the low 90s! right now . storms are likely later today and tonight. our risk of severe storms next. it's something you have to see to believe - a fish... with human teeth. look at this - the pah-coo pacu fish has been found at least three times in michigan... and it's not good news.the pacu is a relative of the piranha... and comes from south america... not michigan. the d-n-r believes people are getting them as pets... and releasing them into

the transparent pedestrian bridge design will cross west juneau avenue to connect the parking structure to the third level of the new arena's main concourse. it passed the skywalk design committee yesterday... and now heads to the city's public works committee for approval. 3 check out this timelapse video... and shows progress to to what the construction site looks like now... at the new milwaukee bucks arena.as you can see a lot of progress over the last two and a half months. still ahead this morning--- an already-impressive home run... turns out to be a ?one-in- a-million shot!? hear from the man behind the luck.. might not be something to celebrate. 3 a warning this morning about eating seafood.an investigation outbreak... linked to ?raw scal? scallops.?more than two hundred people have now been diagnosed with hepatitis-a.the source of the illness was narrowed down after several customers at the same restaurant chain in hawaii became sick. sick.the distributor of the scallops -- sea port products corp -- issued a recall last week. the raw bay scallops were distributed to california

health inspector finds evidence of rodents.the mayor's office says the owner mcdonalds at 35th and juneau cleaned up the evidence. however- the fast food restaurant is still closed. the health inspector is expected to re-visit the mcdonalds this morning to see if the restaurant iclean enough to re-open. downtown wauwatosa is in the middle of a massive construction project. some say it's taking a major toll on local businesses...but that depends on who you ask.... the 20 million dollar prect is taking place to revitalize "tosa village".the construction manager says others say the smaller businesses are embracing change... 3 "we rely heavily on foot traffic if you don't own a small biz you don't know what its like to have a small biz." (cg jim plaisted/executive dire) director:)we've been planning for this. this was discussed 2 years. there was plenty of planning time to make changes to their budgets and make sure they were going to be able to absorb this inconvenience. inconvenience. the villaghaset ide 15-thousand dollars for marketing after construction ends...this phase is set to year.m

you can expect delays near milwaukee street and juneau . more than 3,000 students start classes at msoe on tuesday. most freshmen have already settled into their dorms at marquette university. today the students will take part in a day of service. it's part of the university's urban connection program. around 400 freshman will volunteer at 38 locations around milwaukee and wauwatosa, helping to clean up neighborhoods, plant in gardens, and paint murals. classes at mqu monday. wisn 12 news time is 5:09. a change in the way doctors treat breast cancer. why some scientists think chemotherapy may not be needed for some patients. plus, apple picking season starts this weekend. where you can go later today to get a fresh bushel while also helping patients battling multiple sclerosis. meteorologist jeremy nelson is standing in the weather center little sloppy in the apple orchards. a wet start to the weekend. how long you will need an excuse me...i think there's a misprint. oh. model year end clarence event. looks right to me. shouldn't it be clea

for valencia, juneau, mayfair or hudson? filters are meant to add more color and intensity to your life. but some filters can actually signal the opposite. researchers from harvard and university of vermont found instagram photos can be analyzed to screen users for depression. the photos, filters and traits like brightness and color identify those who suffer from the illness better than a typical physician. the study found that valencia is most popular with users who were not depressed. while inkwell which converts images to black and white is used by clinically depressed consumers. the discovery may seem obtrusive and could be lucrative, but michael face, the director of the mood and anxiety program at university of pennsylvania says companies would hopefully only use them to assist patients and not target depressed people simply to make a buck. a user could ask for feedback by giving consent to have their photo scanned. the computer system would analyze the user profile by filter of -- applied for us. once the results show

in juneau humphrey graduating high school is. entirelys almost through the school. -- the federal government spends 830 million dollars per 40,000 children who attend the schools. about $16,000 per child. lastly, i would note title i and idea portability, i lumped them together. title i, we spent about 15 billion dollars a year on title i. it is all federal funding at the level for federal funding districts. there may be seven experts across the country to the italian title one works and whether or not funding will make it to a child in poverty. states the options and that is critical to give states the options to make the dollars affordable in the form of an .ducation account the same thing could be said for individuals with disabilities, that is about 11 point $5 million a year giving states a portability option. theve already mentioned doctor with the best ideas next to pat wilson. another thought, he says that you think about the traditional school voucher model, a great model. we can think of it sort of like the rotary fun.

. >>> nasa juneau mission captured this image of jupiter north polar region which while it is successfullyxecuted the first fly by of the planet, it was the first time the spacecraft had all of the science instruments activated and looking at jupiter as it zoomed past and this is the close test will get during the prime mission. >>> recapping weather conditions here in the bay area, looking at live doppler 7 hd and massive clouds to the north and some off shore moving in our direction so cloudier overnight but tomorrow afternoon weather is mostly sunny with a few lingering clouds around. highs will range from low to mid-60s near the coast to mainly low and mid-70s around the bay. our inland areas in the inland east bay and the north bay will see high temperatures in the mid-80s in the warmest spots. let's take -- speaking of warm spots. let's take a look at the tropical pacific. we have two powerful hurricanes both moving in the direction of hawaii. we'll start with hurricane madeline, a powerful category three storm and maximum sustained winds at 115 miles per hour moving in the general d

there's sufficient coming out of puerto rico and juneau, we have a novel from the virgin islands. jamaica's a whole bunch of new writers coming off. >> rose: what's next. >> what's next, i'm leaving the 20th century behind for a little bit. >> rose: where are you going. >> i'm going to 11th century, africa in the 11th century. >> rose: what is about that particular. >> it kind of came about one because i was having this argument about a black hub it. hobbit. we're having a discussion that we always have about diversity. i was in an argument with someone about if it was multiracial nobody would have cared. would have just moved on. my friend's response well it's based on celtic mythology. i said it isn't real. you can do what you want with it. i'm kind of tired, keep your hobbit and made me think about the rich mythical and historical tradition of africa and the great african empires of east and west africa. their monsters, their witches. africa has their own vikings and doesn't have nothing to do with scandinavia, they were plunging and so on. i'm trying to do an invented world bu

james green, planetary science director for nasa on the juneau to jupiter.fundamental mission, cost and information they are receiving from the probe. be sure to watch "washington journal life beginning monday morning at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. c-span, created by america's cable companies and brought to you by a public service by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: tonight on c-span, "q&a" with clifton raphael. after that, and at the 2016 presidential campaign and predictions for this november. later, we would hear from libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson, a guest on "newsmakers." ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a" clifton raphael who teaches documentary filmmaking at jenks high school in jenks, oklahoma. he talks about the award-winning documentaries his students have made including several prizewinners from c-span's student competition. ♪ mr. lamb: clifton raphael. why did you leave broadcasting to teach high school? mr. raphael: well, there are two answers to that, so i will do the first part which is why i left broadcasting.

the location at 35th and juneau was forced to close.it will inspector deems it clean enough to re-open. and a new hotel is going up in oak creek.crews broke ground yesterday on a marriott hotel at the drexel town square development.this will be an extended stay hotel with suites that include full-size kitchens. now to a final check of the forecast on this.. so-far dreary thursday!michael? michael?forecast...today: chance of showers and thunder early; otherwise partly sunny. high: 83tonight: partly cloudy. low: 61friday: partly cloudy. high: 74saturday: scattered storms. high: 75 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 79 forecast...today: chance of showers and thunder early; otherwise partly sunny. high: 83tonight: partly cloudy. low: 61friday: partly cloudy. high: 74saturday: scattered storms. high: 75sunday: partly cloudy. high: 79forecast...today: chance of showers and thunder early; otherwise partly sunny. high: 83tonight: partly cloudy. low: 61friday: partly cloudy. high: 74saturday: scattered storms. high: 75 wayne: you've got the big deal of the day! jonathan: yeah, girl! it's a trip to be