the airline flies to dodge city and kansas and november will pick up more routes. great lakes airlines had been served those routes for years but had to give them up due to pilot shortages. >>> you might be able to skip awkward conversations with your uber driver in the future or you might be missing them if you like the conversations. uber is cars. they're currently on the streets of pittsburgh. some worry about safety concerns. there have been problems repeatedly. for now engineers will still be behind the wheel just in case something goes wrong and a second engineer will be monitoring real time data. >> no one driving my car brothers me. >>> look at these people lining up stores today waiting for the launch of the new iphone 7. the people brought along tents not just the chairs. the iphone 7 technically goes on sale tomorrow although apple says presales of some models has already sold out. the cordless head phones getting mixed reviews, the price tag one reason why, 150 bucks. i'll lose that in a second. >> he turned to me and gave me people are like i don't kno

about a 150 cowboys from feedlots across the plains made their way to dodge city kansas this week. the two-day educational program talked a lot about animal care, handling and husbandry. one of the biggest changes coming to the industry is the veterinarian feed directive. how much are you willing to pay for what some are calling the world's best steak? that's what blackmore wagyu steaks from austrailia are going for in an l-a buter shop. it's offered at a butcher shop and restearaunt owned by celebrity chef curtis stone. he's the only chef offering the rare australlian steaks in the u-s. that's it for news...meteorologist mike hoffman is back with us for a longer range look at weather. mike, these next

it's like dodge city.girl was shot last week because gangs feared she was going to testify against him. hillary doesn't e lis it passion in the community. they'll stay home. they'll say i'm not voting for trump, but hillary isn't exciting so they'll stay home, and the democrats are going to be surprise the at the results from the election. >> didn't trump make a good point when he said every four years they knock on our door. what has been done to help people with the economy, drugs, inner city violence? look at chicago. i couldn't believe how cavalier hillary was. 3,000 people in chicago shot this year? nearly 4,000 dead since obama has been president? we don't know the names of those people. over 75% of black americans -- >> when i visit places like chicago, detroit, baltimore, even ferguson, the people that are there are aware at this point in time now that this presidency of obama is finally over. they're aware that they have been used as political pawns, and that they have been taken advantage of. and

look at the radar, a good line of storms from mason city towards fort dodge, expected to advance east towards the area. go to our predictor to give you an idea where things will layout, it 8:00, extending from west through charles city, western counties, i 10:00 the surge south and eventually counties and could be around for good portion of the night. i wouldn't be surprised are some spots to see an inch of rain, heavier showers and storms. they should breakout during the morning hours but as the cold front approaches in the afternoon, additional showers and storms will be a possibility. things get better for the weekend we'll tell you about that in a few minutes. >>> the newest addition to the cedar rapids skyline is opening in stores. cbs and has more. >>>'s uresti , the ribbon on their 37 million-dollar headquarters a little bit ago, and right now we're up here on a windy force story patio, there is obviously you can see a lot of people behind me celebrating, not only a milestone for the company but the city and downtown city rapids. employees, business leaders and see the new buil

--- and--- several streets in a city in ?dodge county.this is a ?live? look from "mayville" right now. drivers are being asked to ?stay off? the roads.? good afternoon everyone.i'm jessica tighe.mike strehlow is "on assignment."heavy rain is causing problems northwest of us.we'll go back to mayville in just a moment--- but first - -- there's a ?flood watch? in effect for parts of ?our? area. lets get straight to meteorologist ?rebecca schuld? for the details. 3 a warning at noon from the mayville police department. downpours overwelmed the city's sewer system... and the roads are ?not? safe. safe.cbs 58's ?amanda devoe? is live in in dodge county to show us.amanda. right now you can see crews working to divert some of the police chief chris macniell says two schools are affected by the flooding in mayville, park view elementary and st. john's lutheran school. sand bagging is happening at both schools. both of these are located in a low area which is subject to flooding. crews are attempting to divert the water away from both schools before more rains com

winds anywhere from 6-12 miles an hour. 84 in mason city. 85 and fort dodge. 87 in des moines. low to mid 80s for us out there, especially in the quad cities. we are warmer tomorrow. look at what's happening around the middle west. warm air is building. an area of low pressure continues to move our way. as we look to the west we're finding some scattered showers and thundershowers north of us, around fairmont and back toward the mankato area and over to wells and austin, minnesota. that moisture will press east and as it does it will bring more cloud cover as we look for scattered showers this evening and overnight in the northern half of i was -- iowa. he was he the first wave roll through in the morning. this warm front continues to move through ringing the humidity and muggy air. here's what we have for this afternoon. dry for us but watch the north. late tonight, some scattered showers a possible. we will see more as we head through wednesday morning. tomorrow will feature more cloud cover mixed with sunshine. muggy air and warmer temperatures. isolated shower and thundersto

look at the radar, a good line of storms from mason city towards fort dodge, expected to advance east towards the area. go to our predictor to give you an idea where things will layout, it 8:00, extending from west through charles city, western counties, i 10:00 the surge south and eventually

emergency crews are cleaning up sandbags in the dodge county city. the water also caused ol to close parkview school there... but there are classes there today. clean up also needed at mayville's park. what used to be a pond at the park... quickly turned into a small lake.the water was so deep in some spots it covered most of >> she is one of hollywood's biggest stars winning every award under the sun from an oscar to an emmy and multiple golden globes. >> hard to believe it's been an over three decade career but she's playe >> tell me how you feel about it. >> you should feel pretty darn good. >> a lot of big projects in the works right now. >> we're going to talk to julianne moore and continue to compliment her as we look at her incredible career. julianne moore is a class act gracing the hollywood screen for the past 30 years. soap opera "as the world turns" before transitioning to movies. the series of oscar nominated roles -- >> i chose life. >> life doesn't end just because we don't see each other. >> wanting a divorce. >> countless blockbuster

emergency in the dodge county city. the water also caused school officials to close parkview school there... but they were able to reopen today. clean up will be needed at mayville's park. what used to be a pond at the park... quickly turned into a small lake.the water was so deep in some spots it covered most of the grass. the kinniknick parkway is back open this morning... after it flooded last night. police had dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. i've read russ feingold's plan. he goes after the terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a tough, approve this message. >>> good morning today cutting edge nonsurgical technology to relieve joint and muscle pain. >>> plus why one family is so passionate about help willing he with brain cancer

the city saying it dodged a bullet -- but won't feel comfortable until the river goes below 18 feet. this morning it's still above 20 feet. strom track seven's amanda gilbert live in cedar rapids water. all week you've been hearing protection. this morning i'm giving you a closer looks at the hesco barriers that are up protecting parts of cedar rapids. there's about 9 to 10 miles of you can see this wall right here just towers above me. and moving the camera this way is proof that they work. this part of newbo stay almost completely dry. some businesses on this side do have water in their basements. workers are pumping that water but that is really the extent of the damage right here. cedar rapids amanda gilbert, kwwl news, the cedar river in cedar rapids will stay above major flood stage for many of you are asking what you can do to help flood victims across eastern iowa. you can text the word "redcross" - all one word" to 9- 0-999. that money will be added to your phone bill. another live look at cedar rapids this morning --heavy traffic on i-380 as people work to get around the fl

we may have dodged a bullet here in ocean city. >> hopefully nothing too bad will happen. at least you have to put on your shoes to do a live shot. nice to see you out there. enjoy today. >> reporter: thank you. anytime you can do a live shot barefoot is a good day at the office. >> indeed. we have a few things about that, don't you? >> i miss it very much. meteorologist janice is at the fox weather center. what the northeast can expect. i assume not everyone is going to dodge a bullet. we are going to see heavy winds and rain up the northeast. >> we are not out of the woods just yet. as kristin mentioned well, you can't go in the water. the rip currents and waves are going to remain high. the low pressure center is a little more to the east than we originally predicted. that means less impact for the coast in terms of heavy rainfall, the waves are going to be very high. we are going to deal with storm surge. the bulk of the storm is going to be offshore. we are not out of the woods yet. if you live from the dell ma va up to new england, you need to watch the path of the s

three hours after the daycare normally cleanup will continue today in dodge county -- where the rain forced two schools to close in the city of mayville.emergency crews worked to stop rising water from hitting lutheran school.the principal at the school says they had minimal damage -- and she thanked the dozens of volunteers who jumped in to help fill sandbags. homeowners near miller park way are dealing with a mess this morning.rising water caused storm drains to overflow, and sent cars floating down the street during rush hour.some drivers took their chances on root river parkway. some of them stalled.police waded through chest high water to check on submerged cars -- to make sure nobody was and check this out -- a tree there was no damage to the house.we found downed trees all over that oconomowoc police are trying to find a man they consider a person of interest in woman's murder.police tell us the person of interest is a friend of the victim.christina schuster was found dead in her apartment by her brother.the 34-year-old had been shot once in the head.no weapon was found.her car was missing from the parking milwaukee

go somewhere else.the popular milwaukee park that could me the dodge county school closed today -- after rain came down in buckets in the city of mayville.ann sterling will have a live report on this morning's conditions.more live plus...you're taking a live look at storm team 4 radar this morning... some areas ?could see more rain today. brian niznansky tells you-- who could be in for a soaking. and..."pokemon no"--why gamers and neighbors near one park-- are ?still at war over the game that lets you search for you're watching live at daybreak on today's i'm bridget shanahan in for susan kim.and i'm vince vitrano. let's start with a check of weather and traffic together... we may get clipped by another round of showers this morning, especially south of milwaukee, but the axis of heavy rain has shifted south of the area. we'll in the clouds later today. it will still be warm with highs in the lower 80s. much of the day remains humid with dewpoints around 70, but we'll start seeing the dew point

city. statewide, current temperatures, 55 in fort dodge. 62 in des moines. they're going to get to the mid-80s today. low 80s for us upper 80s des moines and more warm upper 80-degree weather in iowa which moves our way throug the day tomorrow as a warm front moves in. high pressure is currently in control sitting down to the south of iowa. we watch an area of low pressure moving through the forecast here. and this troublemaker here as it creeps closer, pushes the warm front on in and it brings the hot and humid weather, so we'll be in the 80s to low 90s tomorrow and with that added humidity, we kick off the chance with the chance stating with us through friday morning. a quiet day today, very enjoyable. even as we look toward the overnight hours, with i don't see much of a chance of rain. some over the border in minnesota back toward illinois and wisconsin iowa escapes this one. the potential is there with this humidity building to keep scattered showers and thunderstorms in as we head through the rest of the week. forecast, upper 70s to lower 80s today. fo

city's ?police chief. 3 and... another local sheriff's department gets body cams.next why dodge county officials says they help with more than just crime. 3 good morning everyone.it's friday, september 30-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kyle aevermann in for kate chappell.we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including your last chance to see a racine county landmark. how you can climb to the top of the wind point light house for the last time this season. season. have some rain on the windshield.will we get any ?more? today?let's check in with meteorologist justin thompson-gee. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: showers continue which could be moderate at times. lows in mid to upper 50s. wind: ne 10-15 mph. weekend: more scattered showers likely on saturday especially in the morning. temperatures warm closer to average in the middle 60s both saturday and sunday. a few sprinkles possible morning with clouds slowly clearing througho

city of milwaukee. but a dense fog for the inland counties, fond du lac, dodge, jefferson and wal worth counties until 9:00. low beams, slow speeds this morning. overall, big high pressure is building in and for us, that 64 at the airport. the winds are light and northwest. we become light and southeast later in the day and the fog is improving this morning and becoming sunny and low 80s inland. >> when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> right now, a 28-year-old man is in custody accused of detonating a bomb in new york explosions in new york and new jersey. tim, what do we know about the suspect and how investigators found him? >> his name is ahmad khan rahami. he was seen on surveillance camera near the bombing site in new york's chelsea neighborhood where 29 people were hurt. he was born in afghanistan but later became a u.s. citizen. officials say they found a backpack full of explosives at his apartment in elizabeth, new jersey not far from the spot where they discovered explosives in a trash

dodge caliber, aveng and compass suvs. >>> as car sharing continues to grow, one city is taking a rather unique approach and has started its own car sharing program. it's called blue indy. in indianapolis, it's changing the way some people get around. phil lebea. >> reporter: cassie is a car share believer. she sold her car a year ago and got behind the wheel of a blue indy electric car when she needed to get around town. >> it doesn't serve all of my needs, but it does a large portion of it, especially when i'm downtown. >> reporter: the program started last year. a french automaker and the city of indianapolis are investing a combined $47 million to build a network of 278 electric cars that charge at 79 parking stations throughout the city. >> we've already been able to show really positive early growth. so we're off and running. this is about a year old now. it's overachieving expectations on every category you can imagine. >> repor so far, blue indy has just over 2,000 annual members, spending $9.99 a month and 20 cents per minute to drive around in one of the program's small electric cars. but blue indy is still in th

city's ?police chief. 3 and... another local sheriff's department gets body cams.next why dodge county officials says they help with more than just crime. 3 good morning everyone.it's friday, september 30-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kyle aevermann in for kate chappell.we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including your last chance to see a racine county landmark. how you can climb to the top of the wind point light house for the last time this season. season.

clouds break for sunshine in the city and the further north and west you go, generally looking at sunny day. you will likely be stuck in the clouds though if not have to dodgeew showers coaster to the coastline, at least in the city today expect to see things lighten up with time here. temperatures hit the mid 70s, where they should hit. unfortunately, meisha, this isn't the last gasp of the rain for the week. i'll tell when you the next rounds get here later in the show. >> that will be great to know. thank you so much. good morning, everyone, so we have an accident out there. in fact, we have couple of them out there. good news a lot of them are getting cleared out of the way. still wet, damp most areas, accident 95 south, near the betsy ross bridge, pulled all the way off to the far left shoulder, and probably at this point, clearing now if it hasn't completely cleared already. nonetheless still slowing down in this area, starting to heat up. take a look at this, very busy around this stretch. also, schuylkill westbound at city avenue. hard to see, kind of zoomed in, there just before city avenue rather. you can see how you're not even driving. i mean, y

trying to figure out what led to the collision between a honda accord and a dodge pickup truck. 17-year-old izaiah mease of union city was driving the honda when the truck broadsided him. he was killed. four other people were hospitalized and now we're getting unconfirmed reports a passenger in mease's car also died. it's not clear if high speeds or alcohol may have caused that crash. >>> cheaper gas combined with the long holiday weekend we have right now, that means a lot of people on the roadways. >> this comes as a government report has the number of traffic deaths going up for the first time in many years. >> ktvu's tells us the reason for the rise in the number of fatalityies. >> traffic slowed to a crawl as the san francisco police dui check point aimed to put a stop to anyone driving on the roads drunk. >> you wouldn't want one of your loved ones to be killed because someone else was driving under the influence of either drugs or alcohol. >> reporter: but some people still are not getting the message. last year, one in three traffic fatalities involved drunk drivers or speeding. new data shows the number of t

dodging. do you care as the speaker of the new york city council whether our next president potentially referso women as bimbos? whether it is donald trump or hillary clinton? because a lot of democrats really care when trump was using that term. do they care if hillary used it? >> these are terms that are being used in the present. i'm concerned about what we have the vision, we have for the future. the debate the other day demonstrated that donald trump was bumbling and was demonstrating what a fool he is -- >> the women at home understand that is a dodge. if it is bad for him, it's bad for her too. and she's going to have to deal with it if he chooses to bring it up. >> that's exactly the right -- that's exactly the right question to ask. let it be dealt with. i'm interested in seeing and i believe hillary clinton has demonstrated she is better suited to lead this nation -- >> she can make that case. but she's not going to be able to avoid that direct accusation after the things she hurled at him. good to see you both. >> thank you. >> thank you, megyn. >> something bad happened -- my brace

isaiah meeks of union city was driving a honda accord and it was hit by dodge pickup. the truck hit the driver side door, killing meeks, in two others were in the car and in the truck and all were taken to the hospital. they are not releasing any more information about the injuries, and it is not clear whether the high-speed or alcohol was involved. >>> a person fired shots at a driver on interstate 880 just before 5:00 in the northbound lane near the high street off- ramp. the investigators say that the car was speeding and trying to pass the traffic when it hit the minivan and said a.m. after the crash someone got out of the car and fired shots at a driver near the off-ramp and then took off. two people in the crested minor injuries and no one was injured by the shooting.>> we were in contact with the witnesses that were trying to provide information to help us with the investigation. we do have a person of interest.>> this is the latest in a string of freeway shootings since last october, at least 20 confirmed shootings on the bay area freeways. >>> two bay area cou

diane and mandy lopez dodged storms in florida but unexpected >> it canceled owl our tours. we had a tour at the pike peak that's canceled, and a city tire that was canceled. so now we're walking! >> reporter: a taste of colorado isn't the only reason you may experience some congestion over the holiday. friday nights's rocky mountain showdown at shorts authority field, executive home games for the rockies, and the international festival of extreme sports have some bracing downtown this weekend. >> there's traffic, people drive crazy, people don't pay attention to stop signs or lights. >> reporter: while there's no doubt getting around downtown will be an issue, taste of colorado organizers say -- >> it's worth it if you have to take 15 extra minutes to get here. just plan ahead. >> reporter: how good do these look! some ways to avoid the traffic here downtown is to take the light rail or lyft. and if you have to drive, organizers suggest that you pay for a parking spot at a public parking lot ahead of time before you get here. andrea flores, cbs4 news. >>> the broncos are gonna kick off their season next thursday. but they have some

dodge those raindrops. >> channel3 news today begins at 5 am. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guest -- miley cyrus, musical guest miley cyrus,

reporting on the city's northwest side, rebecca klopf now, to the big story at five: more rain on the way... we've got a flash flood watch for fond du lac, sheboygan and dodge counties until seven tomorrow night! all this rain is even prompting a warning for the wisconsin d-o-t... saying traveling could be dangerous tomorrowchief meteologist john malan is in the weather center with your forecast an elongated trough of low pressure has formed to our west and te associated leading edge of warm air. that frontal boundary will remain essentially stationary for the next 48 hours or so acting as a track for twists in the atmosphere to ride along. those "spins" will trigger periodic opportunities for more showers and storms through tomorrow night with the chance of some lingering showers into friday, as well. in addition to rising temperatures, the moisture will surge, too. dew points will remain near 70 degrees humidity retreats a bit by the end of the work week. even though it appears conditions will dry out in time for the weekend, plenty of clouds could stick around for saturday as the mercury returns to about average with highs near 70 degrees. looks like the

the mayville fire department in dodge county posted on social media that to fill sandbags to control flooding in parts of that city. they also tweeted that saint johns school was evacuated as a precaution-- due to rising water. milwaukee police are investigating a string of armed robberies at area restaurants. the george webb near oakland and locust was robbed about 6 this morning . officials say a man and woman walked in -- pulled out a gun and took cash from the restaurant. police are working to figure out if that crime is related to two other armed robberies that happened this place at a denny's near 27th and howard-- and another denny's near brown deer road and servite drive. one person is dead after being hit by a train in pewaukee. it happened around midnight near oakton avenue and clark street. police are not releasing many details at this point. we'll bring you any updates-- as they become available. in oconomowoc -- police are investigating a homicide. officials say the brother of a 34- year-old woman returned home on monday night. at last check--- no one is in custody. police believe whoever is responsib

dodged a bullet." he feels for the buisnesses on the will get plenty of support. in the field and under water. this is video from forest city -- which saw flooding. a fifth generation farmer trying to harvest the corn. decision 2016 coverage -- hillary clinton promising to pevent flooding. she held an early voting event in des moines yesterday. our campaign, along with thousands of people, came out and helped to put the sand bags president, we're gonna have a big infrastructug we're going to help prevent flooding in places like cedar rapids. clinton will be in florida today. donald trump campaigns in another swing state today. he'll be in michigan today after being in new hampshire this week. trump could change the way he prepares for his next debate with hillary clinton. he might lean on new jersey governor chris christie for help. one source says he was "brutally honest" about rtmusp' performance the other night. for a debate recap and more political insight --check out the blog from kwwl political analyst and uni associate professor, dr. chris larimer. you can find a link to that on our website kwwl dot com. morning: a t

dodge, much more rain for you folks. >> fall starts tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his

dodging a direct hit as the storm moves out to sea. it's leaving dangerous issues on the popular ruining holiday plans for millions. elizabeth herr is in atlantic city with more. elizabeth. >> reporter: and dominique, where we are now, it's leave cast and breezy, but otherwise, it's not bad. and that is why we're seeing the boardwalk starting to get busy area by the hour. take a look here. the beach is a different story and quite empty for this labor day holiday, and that is here until further notice. beneath the powerful waves and surging surf, dangerous rip currents. the work of post tropical cyclone hermine. rolling up the eastern seaboard with winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. the threat closing many beaches throughout labor day weekend. >> and we're not expecting huge crowds on the beach, but we're going to have a lot of guards down by the jetty with the rip currents. >> reporter: and in the atlantic, rough rocking passengers aboard the royal caribbean's anthem of the cities bound for bermuda. >> and eating in the restaurant, the dishes are going all over the place. >> reporter: and down south, cleanup continuing. >> we lost the deck. >> a

dodge county.... after ?extreme flooding? across a doing... to help ?speed up the process.? 3 and lead in the drinking water..the steps the city of milwaukee wants you to take... to keep your family safe. 3 good morning everyone.it's friday, september 9-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including- a documentary- described as a 'love letter to wisconsin'- is coming to the big screen. where you can check it out. out. let's check out your forecast now... so you know how to justin thompson-gee is in the weather center. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through saturday morning. still a little warm with highs in the lower 80s and humidity starting comfortable but rising all day. wind: se 5-15 mph.tonight: scattered rain and storms. up to 1" of rain possible. lows in the middle 60s. wind: s 5-10 mph.weekend: saturday starts with the clouds and rain but some sunshine will peek out in the afternoon. humidity starts high in the mornin

city. i want to thank all the people that worked to get this going, like i've seen sam dodge give multiple presentations of the dogpatch neighborhood association. i'm confident the city will do this in a effective way. the navigation center. i also want to thank bruce and other people in the neighborhood that of voiced their concerns and the compromises that come out of this i think means that this thing can go for good i really want to voice my support invoice i hope this value both for this. thank you >> thank you very much. is there any more public comment on 13 b? on the navigation center? all give you the leeway. go ahead. >> i wanted to do a shout out and the shadow is to the board staff. for their collaboration and more specifically to tom because of the effort has been produced on this is with squeak is a dramatic impact part of the discussion going into this was that we knew to have resolution to certain encampments and tom stepped up. so, thank you so much for providing that staff in providing a collaboration. >> thank you seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner katz >

city. >> up next, we are going to get into a friendly game of dodge ball, you might recognize some of the people on the court. "it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours!" "going down!" "boo!" (screams) halloween time at the disneyland resort means there's wicked fun in both parks... and make sure to see the twilight zone tower of terror before it's final check out. "trick or treat." >>> in the nfl, the 49ers hope to rid some demons in what is becoming a place of horrors. 49ers will square off with the seahawks. is there is hope for them, though. as marshon lynch no longer with seattle >> he is retired. >> langeing out here, quarterback russell wilson has a sprained ankle. >> raiders are in nashville to face tennessee titans, event expected to get a big boost. first round pick -- raiders different has given up 69 points in the first two games >> and that's not good. >> dodge, dip, duck and every other word that starts with d some members of the ktvu family got into a friendly game of piedmont >>> we are off early, up next, sports weekend and account am, fox nfl sunda

many southern cities like charleston feel as though they dodged this storm.here is debris, of course, but no major damage. but further up the coast, hermine remains a worry. overnight, hermine swept through the carolinas, causing heavy rain and wind to whip through charleston. the storm left many homes severely damaged including that of 90-year-old jeanne nelson. a tree crashed through her house. >> we were just amazed. it was just the most awful thing you think would happen. >> reporter: further north, the town of atlantic beach, north carolina, suffered heavy flooding. there was at least one major car accident due to the storm. hermine made landfall in florida early friday as a category one hurricane. the first to hit the state since 2005 and it brought storm surges and flooded entire neighborhoods, including this one in tampa. and caused more than 300,000 people to lose power. large wind gusts snapped trees. one of which killed a homeless man after it fell on top of him. later, the tropical storm tore through skinway island in savannah, georgia. a possible

dodge county.... after ?extreme flooding? across a doing... to help ?speed up the process.? 3 and lead in the drinking water..the steps the city of milwaukee wants you to take... to keep your family safe. 3 good morning everyone.it's friday, september 9-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including- a documentary- described as a 'love letter to wisconsin'- is coming to the big screen. where you can check it out. out. let's check out your forecast now... so you know how to

dodges questioning about her health. >> good morning abby and heather. hillary clinton had stops in washington, d.c. and new york city today. just like trump she is set to appear on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon. for days after nearly collapsing after the 9-11 memorial questions about her health continued to floel her. it kicked off with only 300 people in the attendance. the parking lot and event space noticeably empty. at a press conference after the event reporters requirfired off questions about who handled the. >> i should have taken time off earlier i didn't and now i have and i am back on the campaign trail. >> it didn't stop when they tried to get a straight answer about when exactly their running mate tim kaine found out about her diagnosis this was her response. >> my senior staff knew information was provided to a number of people. i communicated with tim. i talked to him again last night. we communicated. we communicated. but i am not going to go into our personal conversations. pressure is mounting from her employees. clinton promised more medical records but yesterday her doctors would only repor

there were 145 people killed in the city in all of 2015...what was considered a very vio deandra corinthios fox6 news. a 3-year-old is seriously injured in a crash in dodge county. investigators say a 32-year-old woman was driving westbound on town road m-m yesterday in ashippun... and lost control of the car... going into a ditch and striking a utility pole. the toddler was ejected... suffering serious injuries... that are not believed to be life threatening. the woman was not injured. police say alcohol may have been a are dead, after a car crashes into a department of public works truck. the crash happened near 76th and sheridan around 9-30 yesterday morning. milwaukee police say the dpw truck was pulling a wood chipper-- when it was hit by the car the 20-year-old woman riding in that car died on the scene. the driver later died at the hospital. the two people in the d-p-w truck were not injured. a chance for more rain in the forecast. chief meteorologist rob haswell tells us how much...and what to expect this weekend - coming up. plus -- south korea says they korea's leader. what needs to happen in order for south korea to act - coming up. and fighti