am low: 56 high: 76 dewpoint: 60 wind: s 5-10 down in bay view tomorrow for the 13th annual bay view bash. but no matter what, they'll be rocking out all day long with 5 different performance stages. carl joins us now the cooking mom returns with another game day dish. we're making brat grinders after the break. "the new iphone 7 launches today. i'm going to take a look at the device and videos i've been capturing on it coming up in the tech report." darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: otos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line lots of people are eager to get their hands on one. in today's tech report, rich demuro takes a look at the new device live from outside an apple store in pasadena and the holidays... every year apple rolls out a new and improved iph

no that was at bay view along with who went to bay view with me. >> did west side together. >> bay view then chinatown. that is the other group i want to thank the interpreters who stepped out of nowhere. that was a great meeting i enjoyed that because they put forth the effort to make that happen and teraval i wanted to thank the public for coming out. >> not tereval. >> well. to me it was. any way we take everything all that everybody said to heart and it will be incorporated like we said thank you. >> next commissioner? wong? jump in. >> i attended two town hall meetings with the public one at bay view and one at st. marys overall they were good meetings i was disappointed in the fact that i recognize so many of the folks i attended regular commission attendees and public commenters i would have lofed to have seen a broader perspective trum of the two meetings i was at i attended two line ups in park richmond station i had a conversation with the officers there an hour to hour-and-a-half the officers were not shy in expressing their views and i said i would bring back their comments

no that was at bay view along with who went to bay view with me. >> did west side together. >> bay view then chinatown. that is the other group i want to thank the interpreters who stepped out of nowhere. that was a great meeting i enjoyed that because they put forth the effort to make that happen and teraval i wanted to thank the public for coming out. >> not tereval. >> well. to me it was. any way we take everything all that everybody said to heart and it will be incorporated like we said thank you. >> next commissioner? wong? jump in. >> i attended two town hall meetings with the public one at bay view and one at st. marys overall they were good meetings i was disappointed in the fact that i recognize so many of the folks i attended regular commission attendees and public commenters i would have lofed to have seen a broader perspective trum of the two meetings i was at i attended two line ups in park richmond station i had a conversation with the officers there an hour to hour-and-a-half the officers were not shy in expressing their views and i said i would bring back their comments

in bay view, casey, today's tmj4. >>> a mt. pleasant woman faces charges after police say she car and crashed. the crash happened around 8:30. police s the woman didn't yield and crashed into another car there. nobody was seriously hurt, however the children were tned over to another guardian. >>> wl, it is a beautiful day and will it continue through the holiy weekend is the big queson? >> i think john malan's going to the most popular guy this weekend. >> i'll tell you what if you like this then you're going to like t holiday weekend. 77 in lacrosse, green bay 72. lake 75 in oclaire. also points in the 50s, so the air's comfortably dry everywhere and no clouds to be found. there are a couple puffy,air weather cumulus, can't pick them up on the satellite. if you're going out this evening enjoy. it'soing to be a comfortable night, clear skies dropping only to 62 at 10:00. the weekend. i'll have the complete labor day holiday weekend coming up in just a few minutes. >> certainly sounds like perfect football weather. >>> yes, it

essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype.ere has to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup m

the always popular bay view bash is back for its 13th year. the festival takes over the bay view neighborhood tomorrow, but carl is getting the party started thunderstorms is running well ahead of a cold front to our west and will move through our area this morning. rain will continue off and on throughout the day and into early saturday. ahead of the front we warm to the low to mid 70s today but even as the front passes we dont cool. winds shift west and we hit the upper 70s saturday and stay in the mid 70s for a with high pressure briefly in charge of our weather, we stay calm for most of the weekend and into early monday but by later in the day monday we start to get wet again. rain and storms are possible into early tuesday and show up again on wednesday. today: periods of rain and thunderstorms. high: 76 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: rain ending overnight. low: 64 dewpoint: 67 wind: sw 3-7 mph saturday: early am showers then clearing. high: 78 dewpoint: 64 wind: w 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 59 high: 76 dewpoint: 56 w

olympic medal list brought hugs and laptops to the george davis senior residences in san francisco's bay view neighborhood helping bridge the digital divide. >> have i been doing my community work for a longtime. >> reporter: it is part of how she tackles in justice. >> i believe fighting injustice with love. it might take a longer time, but we always have to find love. >> reporter: she has been watching colin kaepernick's protest against racism and police brutality as it gains traction and as fellow athletes and in some cases entire teams join in solidarity. some players yesterday raised their fists reminiscent of tommy and john karr los in the 60s. the olympic track stars like joyner searsey. >> joynerkearsey said she was

i am a seventh generation san franciscan born and raised in bay view hunters point and i know there are communities across san francisco that don't have amazing parks and open spaces so this is a way to bring equity to those communities and we know that everybody deserves to be within a wark within a five or ten minute walk of where they live and this can help with that process as well as bringing parks towards a quality that everyone in san francisco can use and be proud of and i want to go to the excelsior to parks and over to bay view to parks and people. to commute across san francisco and experience different cultures and amazing open spaces. >> >> so as the public trust land and as a long time resident i applaud the department and the supervisors for being on the cutting edge once again for san francisco to do something amazing. thank you. >> thank you. [calling speaker names] >> good afternoon supervisor peskin, supervisor avalos. i wanted to show up on behalf of the labors international union local 261. we have 200 to 250 employees with the recreation and park department. to you

i am a seventh generation san franciscan born and raised in bay view hunters point and i know there are communities across san francisco that don't have amazing parks and open spaces so this is a way to bring equity to those communities and we know that everybody deserves to be within a wark within a five or ten minute walk of where they live and this can help with that process as well as bringing parks towards a quality that everyone in san francisco can use and be proud of and i want to go to the excelsior to parks and over to bay view to parks and people. to commute across san francisco and experience different cultures and amazing open spaces. >> >> so as the public trust land and as a long time resident i applaud the department and the supervisors for being on the cutting edge once again for san francisco to do something amazing. thank you. >> thank you. [calling speaker names] >> good afternoon supervisor peskin, supervisor avalos. i wanted to show up on behalf of the labors international union local 261. we have 200 to 250 employees with the recreation and park department. to you

ann sterling is live in milwaukee's bay view neighborhood this morning. this is a one year pilot program to see how many families will participate. what to compost: things like fruit and vegetable scraps -- bread products -- bones, well as yard waste. the pilot program is being offered to a limited number of households right now -- they include the bay view area --- east side, and riverwest participating households will receive a 65-gallon cart for food and yard waste, which will be collected every other week.families who volunteer for the program will pay about 13 bucks per month for this additional collection service. they will receive a starter kit which includes you need. the department of public works is behind the program and say food waste makes up 21% of the average person's garbage. to help families reduce the amount of waste that is sent to the landfill, mayor tom barrett set a goal of achieving a 40% diversion rate of waste by the year 2020. this is one idea the city has come up with the meet the goal. this pilot program is voluntary - resident

no that was at bay view along with who went to bay view with me. >> did west side together. >> bay view then chinatown. that is the other group i want to thank the interpreters who stepped out of nowhere. that was a great meeting i enjoyed that because they put forth the effort to make that happen and teraval i wanted to thank the public for coming out. >> not tereval. >> well. to me it was. any way we take everything all that everybody said to heart and it will be incorporated like we said thank you. >> next commissioner? wong? jump in. >> i attended two town hall meetings with the public one at bay view and one at st. marys overall they were good meetings i was disappointed in the fact that i recognize so many of the folks i attended regular commission attendees and public commenters i would have lofed to have seen a broader perspective trum of the two meetings i was at i attended two line ups in park richmond station i had a conversation with the officers there an hour to hour-and-a-half the officers were not shy in expressing their views and i said i would bring back their comments

began last night when william brown disappeared from the parking lot of this grocery store in the bay view. family members tell us william and his grandmother remained in the car while the mother shopped inside. >> left the baby with her mom. she's thinking the mother will watch the baby until she comes out the store. she comes out the baby is gone. >> reporter: it went statewide and this afternoon it paid off in redwood city when a caller identified the car and called police who moved in. >> the baby was actually cleared medically at this scene and the child will be going back to the family in the near future. >> reporter: so why would a grandmother allegedly take her grandson. >> her boyfriend did just call me and tell me she's probably going to sacramento maybe to look for housing out there. she needs a child to put on her thing where she can get housing. >> reporter: the district attorney's office tells us phoebe haynes, meantime, is in custody. it is more than enough stress for one family in one day. >> my heart is about to stop, sir, i've been through so much. >> reporter: in san fra

ann sterling is live in milwaukee's bay view neighborhood this morning. this is a one year pilot program to see how many families will participate. what to compost: things like bread products -- bones, cheese, and coffee grounds as well as yard waste. the pilot program is being offered to a limited number of households right now -- they include the bay view area --- east side, and riverwest participating households will receive a 65-gallon cart for food and yard waste, which will be collected every other week. for the program will pay about 13 bucks per month for this additional collection service. they will receive a starter kit which includes everything you need. the department of public works is behind the program and say food waste makes up 21% of the average person's garbage. to help families reduce the amount of waste that is sent to the landfill, mayor tom barrett set a goal of achieving a 40% diversion rate of waste by the year 2020. this is one idea the city has come up with the meet the goal. this pilot program is required to participate. up nex

no that was at bay view along with who went to bay view with me. >> did west side together. >> bay view then chinatown. that is the other group i want to thank the interpreters who stepped out of nowhere. that was a great meeting i enjoyed that because they put forth the effort to make that happen and teraval i wanted to thank the public for coming out. >> not tereval. >> well. to me it was. any way we take everything all that everybody said to heart and it will be incorporated like we said thank you. >> next commissioner? wong? jump in. >> i attended two town hall meetings with the public one at bay view and one at st. marys overall they were good meetings i was disappointed in the fact that i recognize so many of the folks i attended regular commission attendees and public commenters i would have lofed to have seen a broader perspective trum of the two meetings i was at i attended two line ups in park richmond station i had a conversation with the officers there an hour to hour-and-a-half the officers were not shy in expressing their views and i said i would bring back their comments

the driver could face charges after this crash- i'll tell you what deputies are recommending.in bay view, casey geraldo, today's tmj4. weather for the labor day awesomeness--- low humidity--- a pleasantbreeze. john man, it's not too late to run for the north shore health department reports a dead crow tested positive for west nile virus. it's the first bird that tested positive for west nile in milwaukee county since testing began may first. mosquitoes can transmit west nile to humans.symptoms of west nile include fever, headache, muscle aches, rash and fatigue. classes were cancelled at messmer prep this morning it was extinguished but since officials had to shut off the power--so the principal made the decision to cancel "we're optimistic we'll be back in business after the labor day weekend. we assessing the damage in that classroom." no students were in the building at the time of the fire. san francisco 49'ers quarterback colin kaepernick again did not stand for the national anthem. he so ga against the packers. last night kaepernick ?knelt? during the anthem. kaepernick says he's r

. >> we are headed to bay view, it is the bash going on weekend and old school party jam stage. a lot of food. check out this weekend happening tomorrow it is her hometown and her 38th birthday. >> no, 35th. thank you, wes. >> thank you, guys. happy birthday. >> yes, exactly. >> under ground pipeline just for beer. >> where one is being built. plus, making sure your water is >> it's back to class today after an accidental shooting girl who was hurt during a scuffle with police officers. >> plus, focusing on the safety of your drinking water. that's the goal of an effort launching today in milwaukee. the first-of-its-kind milestone now just hours away. >> but first, weather watch 12 as we take a live look at doppler 12 radar. rain is heading towards southeast wisconsin. we're tracking how long you'll need an umbrella. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning" i'm melinda davenport. >> and i'm ben wagner. th it's 4:30 on this friday, september 16th. we're in the weather center with jeremy nelson. we have been seeing the greens and oranges. this is all day rain? >>

a bizarre car crash in bay view. how the vehicle landed on a side street afr driving on94.. live at 5 right now at five: the nun from wisconsin murdered last week... is laid to rest. sister margaret held was from slinger. she and another nun were tending to poor people in mississippi when they were murdered. veronica macias is live at the st. joseph center. this was really a celebration of sister margaret held's life. school sisters of st. francis say with held's death...they want to be more visible and know that she would want people to be advocates for the poor. the school sists of st. frans said goodbye to sister margaret held inside st. joseph's convent's chapel. at 68...s is said to have lived a life that was full savored every moment. the thief could not take anything already spent it al.for others her casket today was surrounded by two families. her family from slinger and her spiritual family. her ministry was everything to her. she was committed to the poor and health care education. as a nurse practicioner she taught those in the medical field in mississippi that p

early today, 62 glendale. 57 bay view. 50 at this hour in waukesha. that is true at west bend. 49 burlington. temperatures will get into the low 70 it is high pressure. overall, influencing the weather over much of the great lakes through the weekend. as we look at the big picture overall tropical storm hermine is moving up the atlantic sea board, it is helping to keep the high pressure in place for us and a beautiful holiday weekend. we have a few passing clouds from time to time. here we are tonight at 6:00. 70. a little patchy fog tonight and saturday spellin the sunshine again and a goodooking forecast for sunday and monday as well. steady up temperatures. 80 tomorrow. we are talking about mid 80s for tuesday and a good chance for showers and stms a ualo p the time during a flight to mexico. >>7'?h a woman starts to do a h stand or a head stand eve her seat. details. >> would you stretch next to her? >> maybe. >> wes and elizabeth are?]?v h good morning, guys. >> good morning, who is ready for a long, long weekend? the lwth county fair is going on

lower to middle 80s a passerby rescues two people trapped in truck following a crash in milwaukee's bay view neighborhood. the vehicle went down an embankment on the lake parkway and took out some trees near oklahoma and ellen around 11-30 who drove up to e described how he and another person worked to free two 1:35:16-25 a gentleman and wse the windshield d get the paand t half-hour to get the driver .hi out of the truck. the victim was taken to the hospital. new at noon the milwaukee rally women's ride is back! riders got together today for a beautiful ride along the lakefront...its part of harley- davidson's annual milwakee rally and custom bike show weekend... 113 women are riding to the 7 seas restaurant in this ride is about much more than just a scenic ride from the city to the countryside. "the ride does benefit accident scene management which is mor training. so what we're doing is raising money e able to provide specific motorcycle training to the milwaukee police department and we'll start training with some of their cadets here in the near future." participants receive a commemor

nats 8.27.35-when the weather is nice in bay view, ver-a pav-lak heads outside to mow her yard and her neighbors grass too.nats 8.2 lot of yard waste she has to haul to one of the city's ''self help drop off centers''. 8.23.44-47 no it really isn't convenient. i have to put the things in my car and it gets the car dirty. ver-a might complain -- but she believes going green is the only way to go. 8.24.02- 8.24.10i recycle anything possible. i recycle plastic, glass, paper. my carts are always full. the city is counting on people just like ver-a to sign up for a new pilot program. the goal is to protect the planet. participating families will receive a 65 gallon cart for food and yard waste. it will be collected every week or families will be charged about 13 bucks a month for the pick up service. 8.25.10 - 15it does help the environment. we have to be real careful about landfills. we're running out of landfills. that's why the city is starting the program. they say food waste makes up 21 percent of the average persons garbage. composting will help families reduce the amount of waste tha

i am a seventh generation san franciscan born and raised in bay view hunters point and i know there are communities across san francisco that don't have amazing parks and open spaces so this is a way to bring equity to those communities and we know that everybody deserves to be within a wark within a five or ten minute walk of where they live and this can help with that process as well as bringing parks towards a quality that everyone in san francisco can use and be proud of and i want to go to the excelsior to parks and over to bay view to parks and people. to commute across san francisco and experience different cultures and amazing open spaces. >> >> so as the public trust land and as a long time resident i applaud the department and the supervisors for being on the cutting edge once again for san francisco to do something amazing. thank you. >> thank you. [calling speaker names] >> good afternoon supervisor peskin, supervisor avalos. i wanted to show up on behalf of the labors international union local 261. we have 200 to 250 employees with the recreation and park department. to you

bay view 2.76. glendale areas there topped two inches of rain. elm grove two inches. i saw kenosha near or below an inch. just a handful of showers this morning. not severe. the downpours are staying down to south overnight. not looking at anything too heavy this morning. a passing shower and behind sunshine is working in for the afternoon. something not going away is the humidity, tropical feel out there. dew point is 71. the air temp is 74. be needed for a spotty shower. sprinkles later in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon. hazy, very warm and sticky in the afternoon with the high mid 80s. 84 this afternoon. lower 80s and a chance of showers and storms on friday. that is especially later in the day and friday night. sunday is the pick day of the weekend suntastic and high of >> sounds great. >> while florida and other states are fighting to keep zika away, there is a battle in congress. this battle on capitol hill is a fight on how to pay for a fight against the zika virus. this week the democrats voted down the funding bill because of the other provisions in.

plus previewing this weekend's bay view bash. that's tomorrow on a little kitten is looking for a new home after being on the mend for several weeks. as julie collins shows you...is kitten had a grim future = til a good samaritan stepped in. 'hi munchkin' inside this crate is 4 month old hot rod - he came to humane animal welfare society after being found on highway 164 near big bend - - down his side, his paws were burned his whiskers were singed.' how he got him - no one knows - but the humane society is working to get him back to new. 'he had 2 different procedures.' the second was completed on wednesday - his armpit was reconstructed giving him his full range of motion back. 'hes doing really good.' 'he runs around my house like a crazy man, he plays with my 2 cats really well. so hes doing really well.' they expect him to make a full recovery. 'yep, hmmm!' those looking to adopt hot rod his own time right now, which that may change, it may not, hell come to you when he wants cuddling but hes not really the pickup come snuggl

. >> corbin last lived in this bay view home till chris lindbloom bought it in january. he says corbin had rigged the house with spy-like equipment. >> supergoofy technological stuff. he was like will smith and gene avoid the nsa or something. >> legal aid fired corbin in 2014. detectives began investigating him this year after a donor contacted legal aid to express surprise the agency hadn't acknowledged a $10,000 gift. police uncovered these bank photos of corbin withdrawing the cash from atms. he'd rigged legal aid's account so he could continue to access it after he was fired. legal aid does not believe any donor financial information was compromised. please have a warrant to arrest him once they find him. patrick: thank you. the rain is clearing out tonight. let's check in with chief meteorologist mark baden. mark: rain is clearing out, but we do have fall. live in downtown milwaukee, discovery world, a little bit of fog out there, especially along we don't have much in the way of wind, so it does not take a lot to see fog forming, especially air is a got rain earli

good samaritans come to the rescue after an overnight rollover crash in bay view. officials say a truck flipped over near 794 and oklahoma shortly before midnight. two witnesses say they got the passenger out of the truck-- but were unable to help the driver. were able to help free him. the cause of the crash is under investigation. weather clear and quiet tonight with temperatures falling through the 60s this evening. we'll drop into the 50s inland overnight, around 60 lakeside. high pressure will continue to dominate our weather through the holiday highs in the 70s saturday and sunday. humidity levels will start to increase sunday and monday. it will warm into the 80s on labor day. the heat really builds by tuesday and wednesday with highs near 90 along with chances for t-storms. tonight: clear skies. low: 60 wind: e 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny. high: 74 winds mostly sunny. am low: 62 high: 78 wind: se 5-10 mph badgers fans will have some company, right here, in milwaukee, as a little bit of louisiana has made its way to wisconsin. and, while they're getting gea

several rounds of storms over many hours later tonight and the temperatures in the 70s. 72 bay view. waukesha 70. bus stop weather today shorts, sandals. hot and humid and the high near 90. matt? >> sal, things are quiet across the freeway system. no big troubles in store for us. the travel times are great shape and all in the green. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. >> we have breaking news in racine, there is a shooting near 12th and villa. we have a look look from the scene. the officers are still on the scene investigating what happened. now there is a super market and a high school nearby, but the locations are not involved in this incident. we are told that the shooting happened at a house here. the victim was flown to the hospital for the injuries. that suspect still on the run. of course, we are following this story throughout the morning here on "12 news this morning" and 12 news mobile app. >> new from overnight, at least one person is behind bars after an early morning police chase. it started in glendale and ended milwaukee. our wisn 1

the app shows the car was stolen at 4:30 a.m., driven down to the bay view and up and down san francisco streets before it was recovered 8 hours later. >> this would have been a mistake to charge that person with stealing the car. i don't think they could have proved it. >> reporter: she says the district attorney made the right call. >> prosecutors can only work with the facts that they have and they don't have facts to say he is absolutely the one who stole the car. >> he is in a stolen car. >> reporter: he says prosecutors should have tried. >> on videotape, doesn't seem to be any excuse for not pursuing this. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> no charges filed. but since this guy was a parolee the man arrested in the car did get punishment. he spent time behind bars. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to cure the world. he and his wife tearfully announced they are pledging be billion dollars over 10 years to end disease. >> science behind medicine, the limit of our ability to alleviate suffering, we want to push back that boundary. by investing in science today we to help to bu

officers at the bay view and engelside stations are the first to be outfitted with the cameras. northern, mission, and tender loin stations will get cameras next. they hope all officers will be wearing a body camera by the end of the year. >>> firefighters say a car parked inside a garage may have sparked a fire at a home in kentfield last night. the marin county fire department tweeted this video of the fire. it started at about 7:30 last night at a home on evergreen drive. firefighters were able to keep the fire contained to the garage and no one was hurt. >>> cal fire says a grass fire burning west of morgan hill is now 40% contained. that started at about 1:30 yesterday afternoon near oak glenn avenue. the fire has burned about 25 acres. cal fire says two helicopters and four air tankers were sent to help the firefighters there. right now, no homes are threatened and no one has been injured. >>> our time is now 4:37. a man who played football at cal almost a half century ago is now suing the ncaa and the pack 12 conference for concussion related injuries. his name is neville

. >> corbin last lived in this bay view home till chris lindbloom he says corbin had rigged the house with spy-like equipment >> supergoofy technological stuff. he was like will smith and gene hackman from enemy of the state. it's like this guy was trying to avoid the nsa or something. >> legal aid fired corbin in 2014. detectives began investigating him this year after a donor contacted legal aid to express surprise the agency hadn't acknowledged a $10,000 gift. police uncovered these bank cash from an atm. he'd rigged legal aid's account so he could continue to access the money after he was fired. legal aid tells 12 news it doesn't believe any donor financial information was compromised. as for corbin, police have a warrant to arrest him once they find him. patrick: thank you. now to weather watch 12. it's friday night. if you have plans this evening, there are some pockets of heavy rain to watch out for. >> mark is in the weather center. mark: very hit and miss at this point. a lot of people are not seeing anything at all. let's get a look at the doppler 12 radar network. most of t

. >> right now, the prostart program can be found at bay view, madison, vincent, and washington high schools. the pro-start program tonight with a fundraiser. the event tonight is called entr?e to excellence and it's being held from 5:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. tonight at discovery world. money raised will help schools pay for equipment to create commercial-grade kitchens. patrick: what a great experience. the city of milwaukee launches a new look to its effort to combat infant mortality. it's called the strong baby campaign. awareness month comes to an end. milwaukee's mayor and the city health commissioner were on hand for today's unveiling. the goal of the city-wide strong baby campaign is to lower infant mortality rates. >> we want to see babies born full term at a healthy weight in a position where they can live long healthy life with their families. patrick: you'll see the campaign on buses, bus stops and on signs across the city. toya: right now, we want to tak new tonight at 6:00. kathy mykleby is in the newsroom with a look ahead. kathy: new tonight on wisn 12 news at 6:00, the

nats 8.27.35-when the weather is nice in bay view, ver-a pav-lak heads outside to mow her yard and her neighbors grass too.nats 8.2 lot of yard waste she has to haul to one of the city's ''self help drop off centers''. 8.23.44-47 no it really isn't convenient. i have to put the things in my car and it gets the car dirty. ver-a might complain -- but she believes going green is the only way to go. 8.24.02- 8.24.10i recycle anything possible. i recycle plastic, glass, paper. my carts are always full. the city is counting on people just like ver-a to sign up for a new pilot program. the goal is to protect the planet. participating families will receive a 65 gallon cart for food and yard waste. it will be collected every week or

. >> corbin last lived in this bay view home till chris lindbloom bought it in january. he says corbin had rigged the house with spy-like equipment. >> supergoofy technological stuff. he was like will smith and gene

the two paramedics worked out of station 49 in the bay view district. and we're told thisj  happened sometime in the last few months. more sources say two paramedics picked up a woman when they were out driving in an ambulance. one of the men had sex with her in the back of the ambulance while the other one drove. the investigation began after someone filed a formal complaint with the department. it's unclear who filed that complaint. today a spokesperson with the department said they would not be commenting on any personnel matters. we have reached out to the accused firefighter, but didn't hear back. i also reached out to the firefighter union, but also did not receive a call back this afternoon. reporting live in san francisco, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, san jose police arrested two men accused of robbing more than a dozen street vendors at gunpoint. police say 19-year-old richard lopez and 24-year-old michelangelo lopez targeted at least 13 street vendors in east san jose since july 30th. several victims reported bei

officers at bay view and ingleside stations are the first to get them. the next station will include the tender loin. the hope is that all officers will be wearing camera by the end of the year. >> developing now a boat rescue in the past hour just west of the golden gate bridge. a fishing boat hit the rocks at kirby cove on the marin side, not far from the bridge. once the boat began taking on water the coast guard who was called in for a rescue, 15 people including a dog were on the boat at the time. but as you can see from these pictures here it appears that everyone was evacuated safely. now to the south bay where san jose police say seven men under arrest are being linked to as many as 200 burglaries in that city and neighboring cities. the arrests are part of a year- long operation. police say the men are tide to a street gang in east palo alto. they were arrested yesterday in a raid that included 15 officers from nine different agencies. police say the crime shared some similarities. >> during the commission of these burglaries they're using high

. >> corbin last lived in this bay view home till chris lindbloom he says corbin had rigged the house with spy-like equipment >> supergoofy technological stuff. he was like will smith and gene hackman from enemy of the state. it's like this guy was trying to avoid the nsa or something. >> legal aid fired corbin in 2014. detectives began investigating him this year after a donor contacted legal aid to express surprise the agency hadn't acknowledged a $10,000 gift. police uncovered these bank

the bay view bash street festival raises money to support projects in the neighborhood. the annualve since 2004. music without the mess. the annual rock the green festival focused on sustainability. the goal was to limit each guest to producing only one ounce of waste. food was served on recyclables and scraps went to compost bins. and lindsey, it was just a great day to be outside. that is for sure. lindsey: it was. we don't have many more weekends tomorrow, a repeat performance. enjoy it while we have it. monday, i'm giving you that whether heads up, rain returning late. i'm talking most likely after 8:00, so monday overall will be a decent day, but that is when the rain comes back. mid 80's again on monday. it seems like summer wants to hang on. we have five more days for it to officially continue. tuesda tropics, still watching that one tropical depression that is julia hanging out near the carolinas. there is another tropical system that is now a tropical storm, eventually turning in a hurricane -- into a hurricane in the bahamas. those systems will not impact is he

the streets will be dark in parts of bay view and milwaukee's south side tonight. tonight.the department of public works water crew accidentially knocked out a piece of electrical equipment that powers the streetlights. the area is near morgan and howard avenues and austin and 4th streets.traffic signals will ?not? be affected.the lights should be fixed sometime tomorrow. 3 hundreds of people across the midwest are out hundreds of dollars after their meat orders w now the b-b-b is sending a warning to consumers... 3 and one community steps up in a big way to help a volunteer imagine placing an order for meat worth hundreds of dollars, and then never getting it.that's exactly what's happened to hundreds of people across the midwest. midwest.the better business bureau is stepping in sending a warning to consumers.we sent cbs 58's kyle aevermann to find out "where's the beef". the better business bureau says they have received hundreds of complaints about alexander king farms an illinois based company which according to their website claims to deliver the highest qual

iniciaran una investigacin involucrando a dos enfermos con el departamento de bomberos del distrito de bay view.. segn las indagaciones preliminares, los dos hombres de la estacin 49, tomaron una ambulancia durante horas de trabajo... recogieron a una mujer... y uno de ellos salto a la parte trasera del camin para tener relaciones ntimas con la acompaÑante, mientras el otro conduca... a pesar de que algunas de las personas encuestadas esta noche lo tomaron como una broma, la mayoria ve su gravedad... sot valentin marantez "en vez de recoger a un necesitado herido, subio a la novia o la mujer, es mi opinion que esta mal de el porque esta trabajando y la gebte ocupa de sus servicios" david outro nuestra estacin hermana nbc se comunic con un vocero del departamento de bomberos, quien no quiso comentar al respecto... tambin se comunicaron con el guardia de fuego involucrado, as como la unin pero no regresaron sus llamadas. lorena --el primero de los 5 policias de oakland involucrados en un escandalo sexual take vo se present hoy en la corte superior del condado de alameda, en hayward.. --brian bunt

he was armed with a knife and shot by police in the bay view district. what they want now from the da. >> as we've seen, some police tactics are called into question. they're demanding that the officers involved be charged. >> we now want black and brown lives to matter, not with words but deeds. >> member of the justice for mario woods coalition, they want the city's da to charge the officers for his death. video shows woods who was a stabbing suspect was shot 21 times. why didn't the police relate to this young man? >> yvjand /pgethis, a new film by the producers of fruitvale station. >> =÷you can argue about the politics or the role of whatever. take a pause. >> the film on revolt tv seeks to ébmizhumanize people like m woods. since the shooting, more officers are koÑbeing trained i crisis negotiations. >>> ahead, a crackdown on drivers who hold their phones, and you will not be bable the map excuse anymore. >>> colin kaepernick is not holding back, he has an assessment for both pgecandidat ÷bay community on edge after a couple is followed and shot

here is another live view from our emeryville camera another view of the bay bridge. napa 55 and 62 at fair field and 67 in concord and one more live view from our abc7 exploratorium camera at pier15 and looking at the bay bridge. there it is. my monitor went out over here. i thought we were seeing nothing. these are our forecast features. it is mainly clear. we will see warm, sunny days into the weekend. hot inland on wednesday. let's look at the wednesday warm up. it will be clear and mild. the temperatures in the 70s. right around the bay bright and warm with highs in the mid 80s and perhaps even a little higher. the warmest inland spots will sizzle on wednesday with highs in the upper 90s to near 100. overnight we will see clear skies and an absence of fog. low temperatures in the low to mid50s. even chillier in the north bay valley. santa rosa and napa will see lows in the immediate to upper 40s. tomorrow sunny and warm in the south bay and we'll see mainly mid80sand upper 80s in gilroy. over to the peninsula we will see mainly upper 70s to 80 in los altos. half m

the report released today shows jessica williams died from a gunshot wound to the chest in a bay view district in may. officers say she was in a stolen car and tried to drive away from them. the report says williams used meth and other drugs. abc7 news caught up with bruce miller in court today. miller is facing felony assault char charges after he allegedly beat up a man and his son. melanie? >> reporter: one misdemeanor charge, a bit of awkwardness outside of the courtroom afternoon. the courtroom was still locked, leaving him, his attorney, and family members and a private investigator to pace back and forth in front of several cameras. former san francisco 49er bruce miller would not talk about what led to his arrest. >> do you remember what happened that night? do you want to saynything? >> i'm not at liberty to talk about it. >> sunday, around 11:50 a manager at tommy's joint restaurant says miller tried to take customers' food. one woman gave us this video. a manager escorted people out. miller allegedly tried to get into a 70-year-old man's room around 2:45 monday. the man's

the report released today shows jessica williams died from a gunshot wound to the chest in a bay view district in may. officers say she was in a stolen car and tried to drive away from them. the report says williams used meth and other drugs. abc7 news caught up with bruce miller in court today. miller is facing felony assault char charges after he allegedly beat up a man and his son. melanie? >> reporter: one misdemeanor charge, a bit of awkwardness outside of the courtroom afternoon. the courtroom was still locked, leaving him, his attorney, and family members and a private investigator to pace back and forth in front of several cameras. former san francisco 49er bruce miller would not talk about what led to his arrest. >> do you remember what happened that night? do you want to saynything? >> i'm not at liberty to talk about it. >> sunday, around 11:50 a manager at tommy's joint restaurant says miller tried to take customers' food. one woman gave us this video. a manager escorted people out. miller allegedly tried to get into a 70-year-old man's room around 2:45 monday. the man's

the festival takes over the bay view neighborhood tomorrow, but our carl deffenbaugh is getting the big stories at 1130. a man is in the hospital after a hit- and-run accident on milwaukee's north side.... what we know about the victim as police continue to look for the driver. new details on an inmate that died at a milwaukee county jail... the ruling on his death from the we start with breaking news out of kenosha county...where a person is dead after a truck fire. it happened around eight this morning in the town of wheatland. officials were called out to the parking lot of the best bargains store on 352nd avenue. when were told somebody was still inside the truck, which was engulfed in flames. we're told officials are investigating the fire as suspicious. few other details are being released -- including the what caused the fire and the identity of the victim. we'll continue to follow this developing story. stick with fox news online and on-air for any updates. in milwaukee...police are seeking the driver of a car involved in an overnight hit and run. our atkinson and capitol where